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The St. Paul Pension Management Center (PMC) was established in 2001 to process most adjustments to VA income based benefits. These included Non-Service Connected Disability Pension, Death Pension and Dependency and Indemnity Compensation (DIC) for surviving parents. In 2008, VA also consolidated original live and death pension claims to St. Paul from the Home Regional Offices within our jurisdiction. The map below shows jurisdictional areas covered by each PMC. PMCs process all pension related actions including original claims and adjustments to benefit payments necessitated by changes in income, net worth, or dependency status. All issues related to Service-Connected Compensation continue to be processed at local VA Regional Offices, with the exception of Minnesota dual claims (in which both Service-Connected Compensation and Non-Service Connected Disability Pension are claimed on the same application). While serving the largest geographical region of the three PMCs, St. Paul is committed to providing outstanding customer service and timely, accurate claims processing. We are dedicated to serving those who have served.
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DEFT 5: Forensic Distro from Italy
DEFT Linux, a forensic distribution from Italy, is now available in version 5. Besides ISO images, developers are offering colorful pen drives.
With a 2.6.31 kernel from the current Xubuntu-Linux version, the new release comes with the resource-friendly LXDE desktop environment and thunar file manager.
The Live distribution delivers forensic tools like Sleuthkit 3.0.1, Autopsy 2.21 and Nessus 4.15. Affib is also included. Under the self-developed GUI DEFT Extra 2.0, the project has united programs for the Windows forensic. The makers have published a complete list of accompanying packages on the web.
DEFT 5 is available as a CD ISO image on its own mirror server for download. A USB version on a colorful pen drive can be purchased for Euro 15 (about $23). Municipal bodies will be allowed a discount.
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Mozilla Labs Shuts Down
Mozilla's product think tank sinks silently into history.
Internet Giants Launch Collaboration to Improve Open Source
TODO group will focus on open source tools in large-scale environments.
Fedora Announces New Partition Manager App
New tool will look like GParted but support a wider range of storage technologies.
Mozilla Releases a New Firefox
New public key pinning feature will help prevent man-in-the-middle attacks.
Tool Predicts Which Websites Will be Compromised
Carnegie Mellon researchers say 3 million pages could fall down the phishing hole in the next year.
SSH Key Management Guidelines
The US government rolls new best-practice rules for protecting SSH.
Knoppix 7.4 Released
Klaus Knopper announces the latest version of his iconic Live Linux system.
PHP Attack Puts WordPress and Drupal at Risk
All websites that use these popular CMS tools could be vulnerable to denial of service attacks if users don't install the updates.
Heartbleed Bleeds On
According to a report, many potential victims of the Heartbleed attack have patched their systems, but few have cleaned up the crime scene to protect themselves from the effects of a previous intrusion.
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The girls from Lanesboro/Fillmore Central posted another cross-country victory last Tuesday, their second in five starts. The Burros turned in a team score of 45 points (their best in recent years) by placing five runners in the top 15. Plainview-Elgin-Millville took second in the varsity 4K, while La Crescent snagged third.
The Fillmore Central volleyball team picked up a pair of Three Rivers Conference wins last week, downing Caledonia (3-0: 28-26, 30-28, 25-18) and Chatfield (3-0: 25-19, 25-23, 25-19), improving to 8-0, TRC, and 14-5, overall.
Lanesboro netters hosted Spring Grove on Tuesday, Sept. 23. The Burros were defeated in straight sets (25-23, 25-18, 25-10).
When the Burros hosted the top-ranked team in Minnesota nine-man football last Friday, they were taking on a challenge. Defending state champs Grand Meadow may have wound up spoiling Lanesboro's Homecoming, but the contest didn't start out that way.
Three Chatfield cross-country runners medaled at the recently held Kingsland Invitational: Karen Gomez-Ruiz (16:48.0,second, girls varsity), Christian Bance (17:44.9, third, boys varsity) and Payton Guenther (22:02.4, fourth, boys JV).
Of the 16 teams invited to play in the Class A Showcase, 14 of them have been ranked at one time or another in the Minnesota coaches poll, and the Fillmore Central gals came out in fourth place, losing to Tracy-Milroy-Balaton (0-2: 9-25, 20-25) in the third place match last Saturday.
The Fillmore Central football team lost its fifth straight game last week against Southland, 22-14, but it wasn't without a fight from the youthful Falcons.
The Lanesboro/Fillmore Central girls varsity cross-country team took second place at Hok-Si-La Community Park last week. That's the site of the Lake City Invitational, a meet that drew 11 programs.
Lanesboro took on two state-ranked volleyball programs in three appearances last week.
For the Burros, it was never in doubt. Arriving in Houston on Friday, Sept. 19, Lanesboro managed to dominate the Hurricanes, winning 36-0.
At the midway part of the regular football season, the Fillmore Central Falcons stand 0-4, after losing to the Goodhue Wildcats last Friday night, 31-6.
The Fillmore Central volleyball team has hit its busiest time of the season with six matches and two tournaments in a 15-day stretch.
Ninety-one runners lined up for the girls varsity 4,000 meters at Dover-Eyota last week, and the team from Lanesboro/Fillmore Central made yet another strong showing.
When Burro Tyler Miller rambled for a 70-yard touchdown on the first play from scrimmage, it sent a message to fans – this was going to be an offense-filled night of football.


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Occasionally neighbouring areas will slip into a Greenwich blog, especially when they are walking distance from Greenwich, so Blackheath was bound to come up at some point.
We were heading out to Eltham Palace last weekend (deserving of a blog post in itself, I'll do one at some point - promise!) and were looking for a brunch place in Blackheath.
After wandering about for a while we came across Village Deli, which seemed to fit the bill - selection of meats, breads, pastries and salads in a chiller, big chalkboards with handwritten menus and tightly packed tables with mismatched chairs.
The selection was impressive with a large variety of breakfasts (including mix and match) and inventive sounding sandwiches with good 'deli' ingredients. The prices were a little more than I like to pay for brunch (little change from a tenner for most dishes) but it was Blackheath afterall and I don't mind paying more as long as the food is good quality.
I ordered american pancakes and bacon with maple syrup and the other half ordered a full English. It definitely was lovely, with flavoursome pancakes and crispy bacon but not an over-generous portion. My other half wolfed his down, describing the sausage as the best he'd had in a long time (could have done with two?).
Surprisingly though, the real let-down is the service. Admittedly weekends are probably the busiest time for the Village Deli but we still felt a little ignored, repeatedly having to try hard to catch a waitress's eye. The couple next to us waited nearly 15 minutes after their meal trying to get a coffee - quite a while considering they were having to turn people away as their weren't enough free seats! Seasoned Blackheath blogger the Blackheath Bugle found the service a little disappointing too (and that was back in 2008!) so maybe not much has changed.
Nonetheless the food is good and given the choice between this and the Starbucks next door I'd be at the Village Deli any day of the week. Or, any weekday anyway…
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It's hard to argue the popularity and impact of social media has changed the way we stay in touch with each other.
Whether it's a simple photo that lets the world know how we're feeling or a video captured on social media apps like vine
Experts agree we are experiencing a communication evolution unlike any we've seen in human history.
Ben Zimmer, a linguist, says photo sharing and innovation in social media are creating a new form of language.
Mashable.com editor Lance Ulanoff says photo sharing is big business. Facebook purchased Instagram for about $1 billion.


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Policy for Reimbursement of Medical Expenses
The Nevis Humane Society operates on a very limited budget, financed solely through private donations. To make the maximum impact with that limited budget, the Board of Directors has implemented the following policies and procedures for payment of medical expenses.
Spay/Neuter (Trim)
We encourage all dog and cat owners to have their animals trimmed. The Nevis Humane society will pay all or part of trimming services provided by Dr. Pat Bartlett for all local residents with demonstrated need. We ask animal owners to contribute what they can afford.
NHS will reimburse all or part of the costs of euthanasia for un-owned/stray animals or those owned by local residents. The animal must be suffering needlessly for which nothing else can be reasonably done, as determined solely by Dr. Pat Bartlett.
Other Medical Expenses
In general, the NHS does not reimburse for other medical expenses. Exceptions can occur for small, one-time costs that have a significant impact on the life of the animal. In no case will the NHS pay costs in excess of $150EC for the care of any single animal beyond the cost of the trim.
Foster Care
Some NHS members foster un-owned animals until a life-time home can be found. NHS will pay for the trim for such animals, and other medical expenses as described above. If the foster caregiver elects to keep the animal, they will be required to reimburse the NHS. Failure to do so will eliminate the foster caregiver from receiving any further coverage from the NHS.
To be eligible for full or partial payment, the animal owner or foster caregiver must demonstrate financial need and get prior approval from the NHS by filling out our Application for Payment of Medical Services and submitting to the NHS. Upon approval by the NHS, owner must schedule the appointment with Dr. Bartlett. If the owner or foster caregiver does not get prior authorization from the NHS, NHS will assume no responsibility whatsoever for any costs.
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Knapp and Shah win individual honors.
Knapp on top of the leader board after 36 holes.
Team and individual competitions will be separate.
His 4-up lead evaporates and he loses 1-up.
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The Medical Examiners Office is working to identify human remains found over the weekend in Spotsylvania.
The remains were found Saturday around 1:30 p.m. near the 9000 block of Brock Rd. The remains were found on the Rappahannock Electric high voltage power line right of way.
The identity, gender, and race of the person are unknown at this time.
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One woman's dream may be another woman's curse. We talked to a plastic surgeon in Aberdeen who is performing a lot of breast reduction surgeries for health related reasons.
Most plastic surgeries are usually done with the a little vanity in mind. The goal: To improve your looks. Breast reduction surgery will typically improve self-confidence, but Dr. Sanjay Mukerji with Aberdeen Plastic Surgery Associates (a clinic of Avera St. Luke's Hospital) says it's done for a number of health reasons and is one of the few plastic surgeries that insurance does pay for routinely because the benefits go way beyond appearance.
Dr. Mukerji says, "It's done for patients who have symptoms from excessively large breasts. A lot of them suffer with upper back pain, shoulder pain, tightness in the neck, a rash under the breasts, and indentations on their shoulders from their bra strap cutting in."
Vonnie Reuer from Aberdeen had the same day procedure done in August of 2007 and like so many women in her shoes, she too had back pain and some arm and shoulder problems.
Vonnie says, "That was the deciding factor for me. Any type of activity was more constricted when you are larger busted. It's hard to be active."
Even regular activities like walking for Vonnie would require wearing two sports bras. Wearing one isn't comfortable so imagine the freedom she felt after surgery.
Vonnie says, "It gives you a sense of confidence and a sense of better well being when you can be more active. When it's not so constrictive. I honestly think when you are born that way you don't realize until after surgery how bad it was. It was an ah-ha moment."
Dr. Mukerji says his patients usually have only one regret, that they didn't do it sooner.
The actual procedure takes about 2 hours. Dr. Mukerji says you are usually home 2 hours later and can be back at work in 2 weeks.
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Awesome news!!
Yesterday was a low day, but dh came to the rescue with a date night !!! I'm feeling world's better today ...I knew it was just hormones, but that didn't make it any less rough .
I'm glad too I didn't end up taking zofran...today is day 4 without it and I'm feeling okay so I'm praying I really have turned a corner ! My blood sugar felt more stable yesterday too for the first time since Monday when it completely bottomed out (it always takes a few days to get it to stay up).
Baby sounded great this morning...hb 166
I woke up to brown spotting (dtd two nights ago so maybe that was it??)...baby sounded fine though so no worries . Even before I got the doppler out I was pretty sure everything was okay, lol, my symptoms are very reassuring . With my last two pgs I had no m/s whatsoever which was nice, but my other symptoms were come and go so it was a little unnerving...this time, they have been relatively consistent which has it's downsides, lol, but it's definitely encouraging .
Only one more week of progesterone, woohoo !
Thanks Brittany !!
I'm on day 5 zofran-free...not that it hasn't been tempting to take it, lol, because I definitely don't feel amazing yet, but my other nausea go-tos have been working well enough that I've been able to manage without the meds . Haha and my digestive system is thanking me !
Ugh, Brittany...I had a terrible time with the iron supps with my first ! I was anemic with my 8th kiddo and I took Floradix iron...never had any constipation issues and it really perked up my iron levels. Anyway, just thought I'd share...it is expensive though, that's the only bummer.
So, I think I'm going to stop my progesterone supps as of today...my vajayjay is so swollen/sore as it is and I know the progesterone is just making it worse. It feels better as the day goes on, then I insert the supps at night and wake up to burning pain and irritation. My OB was fine with me stopping it anytime...just said it won't hurt to take it until 12wks if I wanted to continue .
I'm starting to feel like the next few weeks cannot go by fast enough! With both of my 2nd tri losses my babies measure 13wks and 15wks (delivered at 15wks and 19wks) so I'm feeling like if I can just make it through May I can finally relax ! Haha and of course this last week of April is draaaaaaging by . I told dh I need a 1 month vacay that involves sand, ocean, and 80+ degree temps . Although, I think I'll settle for a pedi, massage, and some shopping therapy...maybe next week .
Ugh, just felt a gush...went to the bathroom and sure enough, I'm bleeding . It's not bright red...still brownish, but more than just spotting (soaked my liner and then some). It's back to just spotting now, but this sure is not helping my anxiety at.all. ! Baby sounds great...hr hasn't even dipped and no cramping, so trying to stay positive.
I'm not sure if I should call my dr or not since I already know baby is fine, I'm not bleeding bright red, and there's absolutely nothing they could do even if I was miscarrying. I'll be honest, a loss right now would be devastating for me...please send me all the T&Ps you've got, needing !
When is the last time you DTD? I has some pink mixed with extra sperm and my body cm stuff when I wiped today. but we DTD and it was amazing sex. So maybe my cervix got bothered a bit.
Praying that everything is fine!!! Hugs
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Thank you ladies !
I had another small pinkish-brown gush around 3am, but just brown spotting this morning and baby still sounds really good...could even hear movements (kind of a whoomp, whoomp sound on doppler) so it must not be affecting Mocha *insert relieved emoticon . I did end up feeling crampy last night and I have a low backache w/ a little af-type cramping this morning, but I read the bleeding can irritate the uterus so I'm sure that's probably it.
I'm going to keep taking progesterone and call my dr today to see if there's anything he wants me to do/not do.
We dtd Thurs night and I went for a walk yesterday (leisurely, not strenuous at all), so maybe it was that . I just wish it would resolve...this is so unnerving .
I have had a sch before, but I only had a few incidences of red spotting that stopped by 10wks. At baby's 8wk u/s they saw the sch and said it was small and wouldn't affect anything. I had an u/s though that showed baby died at 13wks+2...I was induced and delivered at 15wks. They said the sch had nothing to do with it even though the "fetal demise" was unexplained. So ever since I heard "sch" this pg I've been on edge. I have *never* spotted during the first tri and had it end well...not that it means this pg will end badly, just that I tend to equate bleeding/spotting with loss.
It's frustrating to me to have worked so hard to finally have an apparently healthy baby (having DOR at my age means defective eggs that tend towards cp and blighted ovum) and now to face this . Just really praying this resolves and baby makes it .
If it helps any, I have a friend who had spotting all throughout her last pregnancy and she has an absolutely adorable little boy. When I started bleeding with my m/c we went to the OB's and there was no heartbeat, so try to hold onto the fact that you're still easily finding the HB. Blood to no HB turn around, for me, was less than 5 hours.
I called the nurse and she said continue progesterone, hydrate, feet up for the day, tylenol for the pain, go to ER if I'm hemorrhaging or in severe pain, and to feel free to come in any time for any reason if I'm concerned . She said it is likely the sch or maybe just some random pg bleeding which is totally normal, but to go ahead and give my OB a call tomorrow and see if they want to move my appt up just in case.
So, dh and the kids will be taking over for the day. I took tylenol and have my water w/ cherry juice sitting next to me. I'm going to go ahead and take zofran this morning just so I have one less thing to deal with.
Thank you so much ladies for thinking of me...I'm feeling better about things
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Love that Natalie!
Yes, keep your feet up all day Kelly! No cooking or housework! I have never bled in a full term pregnancy, so I know exactly how completely scary any type of bleeding is. Brown, red, watery, spotting....it doesn't matter, it's scary. I'm praying for your mocha rainbow baby. I'm talking to mocha right now, sending my thoughts across the country!
I've been out of the loop for a few days. Dh and I decided to go out of town for a much needed getaway. I had no idea you were spotting/bleeding some Kelly. I am definitely keeping you and Mocha in my prayers. Stay off your feet for sure today and call your Dr first thing in the morning. (((HUGS)))
Thanks Cindy ! I started this pg with af-like bleeding and clots at 11-14dpo and thought for sure I was going to m/c, but the bleeding resolved and they said I had a subchorionic hemorrhage at my 6wk+4 u/s. I've been having brown spotting fairly regularly since 8wks, but yesterday I had a couple gushes that were a bit scarier than just the spotting . At my u/s last Monday my OB said the sch was small and low so it shouldn't cause any problems other than the spotting.
I'm thinking that because it's so low that maybe it's easily irritated since it's near my cervix . Anyway, just super thankful I have a doppler and can check on Mocha regularly...super reassuring !
I was hoping to be able to start walking regularly soon, but I seriously don't care if I have to be on bed-rest this entire pg and gain 100lbs, lol, if it means we get to keep this LO !
Oh Kelly! I'm so sorry you're having the spotting. We all know how stressed out that makes a woman. Praying like crazy for that precious little bean! So thankful you're able to keep checking with the doppler. That has to help a little anyway. I'd consider the higher dosage of progesterone if you can. With Nolan, when I had the really bad bleeding, my ob had me double up on the progesterone. Even if it is so close to 12 weeks. I was so hoping you'd get thru this tri with no more spotting. UGH!! You know you have my prayers and positive vibes coming your way!
Thank you Andrea ! I'm almost out of progesterone...going to ask my dr to refill my prescription tomorrow. He said that since I've had a preemie before they can offer me progesterone throughout my pg since it apparently can help prevent preterm labor for some women...as much as I hate progesterone I may take him up on that offer considering this sch.
The doppler has been an absolute Godsend, I would seriously be a wreck without it !!!


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Proposed electric rate decrease
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University of Florida's Vice President of Business Affairs says that it takes 65 million dollars a year to power UF. And the university had been planning to spend ten million more dollars on electricty next year. Ed Poppell says one way to reduce energy consumption is to monitor it. One example is at Tigert Hall. And some of the places that use the most energy include the O'Connell Center, which roughly costs 1.1 million a year. A spokesperson from Progress Energy says that commercial and industrial customers could expect 10 to 13 percent decreases in monthly bills. But it all depends on their usage. For the complete story please see video on right:Â
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1994 was the year in which Nike first saw the merits of bringing back the Air Jordan line in retro form, a decision that would turn into an incredible cash cow as the years progressed. Ironically, one of the models that they did bring back that year has been subsequently phased out of the lineup for the past couple of years-the Air Jordan 2. Shown here is the sneaker in one of the OG Bulls colorways from that year, a look see sample version no less. Continue reading for a better glimpse at this rare pair from the first string of retro Jordans and then grab them yourself from tayperk3 on eBay.


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In just a few short years, Matt Hinton has made a name for himself on the Atlanta culinary scene. And that name...is Bell Street Burritos.
Bell Street's been racking up honor after honor, most recently being named one of America's 20 Best Burritos by The Daily Meal. According to The Daily Meal website, "Stay classic and choose one meat with your pinto beans, jack cheese, rice, and salsa fresca. You can also be bold and try combinations such as steak and shrimp and top it off with broccoli and potatoes, but you'll be rewarded by keeping it simple: the ingredients used are just that good."
Good Day Atlanta's Paul Milliken heard the words "best burrito" and went charging to Bell Street's newest location, at 1816 Peachtree Street in Midtown/South Buckhead. Click the video above to see what he thinks!


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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (165 votes).
In short: Loved it!In full: Re-visited this race having done it as a beginner 2 years ago after being given a number last minute by a friend.Parking in a muddy field is a pain but it is very rural (thanks to everyone who pushed us out at the end!!!). The start is very narrow and congested but, after that, you get the stunning view down the lake from the dam! This year there was a lot of support and a decent mix of runners although it is very popular with clubs in Wales,Midlands and the North West.Water was in bottles and I appreciated the jelly baby station too. Nice medal although it was just handed to you wrapped up rather than ready to wear but that`s nit-picking.No PB but close despite limited training. I`ll be back!Date of review: September 13, 2011
In short: If this isn't the best Half Marathon in the world then I want to see what isIn full: This is road running perfection for people who understand what real races are about. A location that takes the breath away still on my third time there and great organisation from people who really understand what makes a great race - no fuss, no nonsense, bargain entry fee and the whole village make the runners feel that they are wanted, not some annoyance.Date of review: September 12, 2011
In short: A long way to come but a great drive, great scenery, great run, great day. Andy YDate of review: September 12, 2011
In short: ENJOYABLEIn full: ORGANISATION: Everything arrived ok pre race. Car parking organised but in a very wet field with lots of car wheels spinning and no-one willing to help! RACE: Start very narrow, zone markers for predicted finish time. Took over a minute to cross start line and with no chip timimg, could put your PB in jeopardy, otherwise a cracking route didnt even notice the uphill start amongst the crowds, rest of the race appeared to be all downhill, fantastic donhill finish with lots of spectators.VALUE: Good - entry, medal, water/squash at finish. No goody bags or t-shirt (extra). Personally i prefer the optional price for t-shirt as have too many anyway and chose not to buy. Dont want a medal either would prefer that as an optional extra.OVERALL: Will probably come back again next year, lovely scenic course and good value.Date of review: September 12, 2011
In short: Outstanding - scenery, atmosphere and flat, just what I needed.Date of review: September 11, 2011
In short: Superb race in a great atmosphereIn full: The setting is fantastic. Car parking was very efficient, the course well marked and water stations faultless. The race was run in a good spirit, and after the first couple of miles the course was downhill - what more could you want? Date of review: September 11, 2011
In short: Fantastic, friendly race in wonderful sceneryIn full: This was everything I hoped it would be after hearing rave reviews over the last few years. The weather was good and organisation efficient - especially bearing in mind how far out in the sticks it is. Coming up the pass from Dinas Mawddwy (from Machynlleth) makes for a special trip to the lake, and the start area (and avoids any traffic).For those that feel a little let down, as some seem to, the brochure makes it very clear that this is no mega-event, just a locally organised run among some great scenery. If you accept this, then this race will delight.Date of review: September 11, 2011
In short: Utterly wonderfulIn full: I'm shaking my head at the "goody bag whingers" and assorted other remarks, if you don't think ths race is very special then I'm afraid you have no soul. This covers the 2009 and 2010 races.Date of review: September 17, 2010
In short: Undoutably a great race but . . .In full: in comparison to the races I categorise as must do races falls a bit short . . .and there are a few 'must do races' in North Wales.Date of review: September 17, 2010
In short: I think this race is a bit over-rated!In full: 2009 race.Been looking forward to doing this for ages and it was a nice run. The start was tough with very little space on the narrow lane where we were stood in blazing sunshine as the race was delayed for a good 10 minutes which wasn`t fun. A 1pm start and still delayed?! Disappointing. I got bumped and banged over the first stretch and someone trod on the heel of my shoe and then he fell over heavily. First mile is all uphill to the dam and the first half was nicely shaded under the trees.On the way back there was little cover and the afternoon sun was surprisingly strong which seemed to cause a few casualties. Ambulances and other runners were keen to help though.The goody bag was a real disappointment. A big plastic asics carrier bag with a cereal bar, an asics pen and an asics leaflet! We did get a medal though but it still seems stingey for the cost of the race. Allegedly, early runners got squash and jelly babies - ? T-shirts were available but I think they were £9.I enjoyed my run, got a pleasing time but it didn`t quite measure up to the amazing reviews I`d read before entering.Date of review: September 15, 2009
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Johnson was a favorite of Manuel's in the second half, catching four passes for 74 yards as the Bills attempted to come back once again. Johnson had one drop on a third down play in the third quarter, and also got flagged for a taunting penalty in the fourth quarter. Rookie wideout Robert Woods (86, 0, 2.3) had a forgettable day. Outside of his 29-yard gain over the middle of the field where the Jets forgot he was an eligible receiver, Woods was basically invisible. Despite 10 targets from Manuel, only two managed to be catchable. For the third straight week, there were plays to be made with T.J. Graham (68, 0, 2.3). He wasn't open as much as he had been against Carolina, but Graham still had a step on his man a few separate times. There was one play down the sideline where Manuel threw a deep route that ended up being more of a back shoulder throw. Graham's feet were out of bounds and he couldn't catch it. It was a play that was there to be made, but the second-year player was unable. Both Chris Hogan (11, 0, 2.3) and Marcus Easley (2, 0, 2.3) got some time, but had no discernible plays. Tight End What started as a rough day blocking for Scott Chandler (77, 3, 3.0) ended in an incredibly productive pass-catching day in the second half. Chandler's top play was his 33-yard touchdown catch-and-run when he slipped past the linebackers in zone coverage for a busting play over the middle. He finished off the play, breaking a tackle inside the five-yard line and extending the ball past the goal line for a touchdown. He also displayed good hands throughout the remainder of the fourth quarter, earning the trust of EJ Manuel. Lee Smith (18, 1, 2.7) had a solid day of blocking. His key play came on Robert Woods' 29-yard gain, where Smith allowed Garrett McIntyre to rush wide and then rode him outside to maintain a clean pocket for Manuel. Offensive Line Another week, and another game where left tackle Cordy Glenn (86, 2, 3.0) looks smooth and comfortable in dealing with his assignments. In pass protection, Glenn went up against Quinton Coples and quite simply dominated him at the point of attack. The left tackle had a miscue on one run play and also had a holding call late in the contest, but otherwise played a very good game. The rest of the offensive line wasn't nearly as effective, however. Right tackle Erik Pears (86, -4, 2.0) had his worst game of the young season. When Coples was lined up against Pears, the second-year player had some success there. Eric Wood (86, -4, 2.0) struggled a few times in the run game and like most others he lined up against, Muhammad Wilkerson gave Wood some trouble as well. Kraig Urbik (82, -2, 2.3) and Sam Young (4, -2, 0.7) handled the duties at right guard. Urbik had to leave the game near the end of the second quarter with a knee injury but returned to start the second half. While he was out, Young came in and directly contributed to two of the Jets' eight sacks. Once again, Colin Brown (86, -10, 1) was the weak link of the offensive line. This time, it was a combination of Wilkerson, Damon Harrison and rookie Sheldon Richardson that gave Brown trouble throughout the game. He's constantly playing without leverage, which leads to many plays where his assignment can easily move past him. DEFENSE (78 plays total) Defensive Line The defensive front for the Buffalo Bills started off quite well. Once again, Kyle Williams (65, 2, 3.0) was the most consistent defender for the team throughout the game. He was a big factor in stopping run plays throughout the first half including a pair of excellent run stops in the first quarter, and holding up center Nick Mangold long enough to ruin a Jets' screen before it even got started. Alex Carrington (57, 1, 2.7) saw the last action of his season, playing the whole game before suffering a year-ending injury on the final defensive play in the fourth quarter. Like the rest of the defensive line, Carrington's first half against the run was much more productive than in the final 30 minutes. That's when the Jets racked up 126 of their 182 total yards on the ground. His best play came on an unblocked effort where he blew up a run play for a loss in the first quarter. Sticking with the trend, Alan Branch (51, 0, 2.3) was moving the pile in the first half, and seemed to lose his edge as the game progressed. Twice in the third quarter, the Jets ran at Branch and he was forced to the side for big gains by Jets running backs. He also was pancaked in the fourth quarter by right guard Willie Colon. Marcell Dareus (24, 0, 2.3) had a day in which he suffered two separate injuries, so he wasn't in the lineup nearly enough in the second half to see if the trend stayed with him as well. But when healthy, Dareus had a productive first half in stopping the run. Corbin Bryant (20, 2, 2.7) will see more time in coming weeks with the loss of Carrington. He was able to beat his man once in a pass rush scenario and made a tackle on the back end of an Alex Green running play in the third quarter. Rush Linebacker Against Carolina, you couldn't help but notice Mario Williams (55, 0, 2.3). Against the New York Jets, you had to try to notice the highest paid player on the team. He had one fantastic pass rush when matched up against a tight end in the first quarter that resulted in a holding call on his blocker. However, Williams may have been bogged down by the ankle injury he suffered and failed to make an impact throughout the game. The Bills came into the season depending on Jerry Hughes (38, -2, 2.0) to step up, and to this point he's failed to live up to the expectations. The former first-round pick performed well at times against the run, but when rushing the passer he's left a lot to be desired. Hughes had a one-on-one opportunity against running back Bilal Powell to get to Geno Smith, and was stood straight up by the back. Inside Linebacker Since it's his first year in the league, you have to include the word 'rookie' when it comes to Kiko Alonso (78, 4, 3.3). If you see the way he plays, he's been anything but a rookie. In fact, he's been the best player on the Bills through three weeks. Alonso's ability in coverage was on display once again, reading Geno Smith's eyes for his second interception in as many weeks. He put the Bills in a great position for a touchdown, but the offense couldn't convert. Alonso was once again solid against the run, and plugged up the running lane numerous times. His biggest weakness is overrunning the hole sometimes, which is something that comes with the territory for the aggressive and instinctive linebacker. Arthur Moats (32, -3, 2.0) was a consistent tackler, but didn't really stand out in any way besides just being there when the play came his way. He was caught standing still in coverage on a nine-yard pass to the Jets fullback and also failed to keep Bilal Powell inside on a big run on the Jets' final offensive series of the game. Weakside Linebacker For the second straight week, the Bills barely used either of the players at this position. Nigel Bradham (3, 0, 2.3) seems like he's become a rare sub-package and special teams player. Meanwhile Jamaal Westerman (7, -2, 1.7) is brought in when the team wants fresh legs to rush the passer. However, Westerman had perhaps the worst attempt at a pass rush that the Bills have had this season. He was turned around by the blocker, bounced off and ran backwards before starting his pursuit again. By that point, the ball was long gone. Strongside Linebacker Leading the way on the defensive stat sheet, Manny Lawson (63, 4, 3.3) also passed the eye test throughout the game. Setting the edge against the run and containing it is where Lawson flourishes, and this past Sunday was no different. Lawson was in on tackles constantly throughout the duration of the game, joining Kiko Alonso and Kyle Williams as their most prolific defenders against the Jets. Marcus Dowtin (2, 0, 2.3) saw his first action on defense of the season, but didn't stand out. Cornerback Coming into the game, the Bills were in a bad spot without second-year cornerback Stephon Gilmore. Just seven plays into the game, the Bills are now without their top two cover men. Leodis McKelvin (7, 2, 3.0) had a very strong start to his day, being more aggressive and physical at the line of scrimmage with his assignment than one can remember. A hamstring injury derailed his day, making the Bills quite susceptible to big plays through the air the rest of the evening. Justin Rogers (72, -5, 1) had the worst day of anyone on defense. He allowed two long touchdowns, another two long gains and was even flagged for a pass interference. He did have a positive play, though, swatting down the Wildcat reverse pass to Stephen Hill. Former full-time cornerback Aaron Williiams (78, -2, 2.7) was pressed into duty and performed fairly well. He was beat a couple of times, but didn't surrender any big plays down the field. If McKelvin can't play against Baltimore, Williams will likely start alongside Rogers. Nickell Robey (45, 0, 2.7) had a tougher than advertised assignment in Jeremy Kerley and finished just about even. While Kerley had a pair of receptions and had Robey flagged for pass interference, the diminutive corner made a strong play along the sideline to force Kerley out of bounds for an incompletion even though the wideout caught it. Safety Without Aaron Williams, the safeties consisted of Da'Norris Searcy (77, -3, 2.0) and veteran Jim Leonhard (73, -1, 2.7). Leonhard made the biggest play of the group by picking off a Geno Smith pass in the first half. One area the veteran struggled with though was biting on an underneath route when he has some responsibilities over the top. Fortunately for him, getting baited underneath is what baited Smith into the throw that ultimately resulted in the turnover. As for Searcy, he struggled in coverage and also should have provided help over the top for Justin Rogers on the Stephen Hill touchdown. However, Searcy had drifted too far over and couldn't get back to Hill in time. Rookie Duke Williams (11, -1, 2.3) got his most time on the field of the season due to the injuries, but was flagged for a questionable pass interference call in the second quarter. He didn't stand out in any other way, either for good or bad reasons. 'Upon Further Review' Game MVP: ILB Kiko Alonso 'Upon Further Review' Game LVP: LG Colin Brown Year to date grades, ranked by aggregate GPA (Minimum 75 plays) 1) ILB Kiko Alonso - 3.30 2) DL Kyle Williams - 3.22 3) LT Cordy Glenn - 3.18 4) SLB Manny Lawson - 3.08 5) WR Stevie Johnson - 3.02 6) RLB Mario Williams - 2.93 7) DL Marcell Dareus - 2.92 8) HB Fred Jackson - 2.91 9) CB Nickell Robey - 2.91 10) WR Robert Woods - 2.87 11) CB Leodis McKelvin - 2.87 12) RT Erik Pears - 2.62 13) DL Alex Carrington - 2.56 14) TE Scott Chandler - 2.56 15) HB C.J. 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tick1Saltos de línea: tick
- A map of the Urus-Martan area is black from ticks and marks indicating ordnance.
- Each feature description also included a screenshot and a tick mark indicating whether it made significant use of graphics or not.
- Each tick mark indicates that a nucleotide within the strain differs from the consensus sequence.
- In a sport in which the times are measured in hundredths of a second, she beat Giove, who took second, by 20 ticks of the clock.
- Three seconds, three ticks of the clock, and the transformation from smoke to human was complete.
- By using the very basis of matter, we can define the second to be 9,192,631,770 ticks of the caesium clock.
- No, but, I mean, hang on a tick, it's how well a film can convince you of that.
- If you want to further refine the trailing buy stop technique, you can lower your buy order the next day to the level one tick above the latest price bar.
- This establishes a baseline volume for the day to which all subsequent ticks can be related.
- If the quick dose of bullishness is sustained longer than anticipated, you can raise your sell order every day to stay within a tick of the latest low.
verboVolver al principio
- By Sun standards this is subtle stuff but the message could not be more obvious: readers are being coaxed into ticking the box marked 'bad outweighs good'.
- Those stopped in the street and asked if they are 'minded to make a big purchase' will continue to tick the box marked 'no'.
- 'Those who consider themselves British, but have Irish roots, can still tick the Irish box'.
- All that could be heard besides the patter of raindrops against the window was the sound of the clock ticking off the seconds.
- The calendar is loaded, the meter is ticking and that damn clock has to be fast, doesn't it?
- She suddenly took notice of what sounded like a clock ticking.
- At intervals I went to the front window to see if the sign had arrived, becoming more and more impatient as the morning passed and the afternoon ticked away.
- But as time passed and seconds slowly ticked away like eternity, Liz began to lose hope.
- The long chain of people moved irritably slow, minutes ticking by with seemingly no progress being made.
- The Budget shouldn't be a giveaway, but must be 'broadly neutral' to keep the economy ticking along.
- Local eateries were doing very well, while the pubs seemed to be doing well also and, for business in general, things were ticking along better than last year.
- Less than 2 weeks to go now (12 days, to be exact) and everything's ticking along nicely.
Middle English (as a verb in the sense 'pat, touch'): probably of Germanic origin and related to Dutch tik (noun), tikken (verb) 'pat, touch'. The noun was recorded in late Middle English as 'a light tap'; current senses date from the late 17th century.
tick all the (right) boxes British informal
- Fulfil all the necessary requirements: the new album should tick all the right boxes for their many fansMás ejemplos en oraciones
- Fox is a crime writer who can tick all the right boxes.
- No contender, real or perceived, ticks all the boxes.
- The spokesman said he " ticked all the boxes ".
what makes someone tick
- informal What motivates someone: people are curious to know what makes British men tickMás ejemplos en oraciones
- We're good at finding out about people, what makes them tick, what they are interested in, what they have bees in their bonnets about - a key networking skill.
- I'd like the opportunity to find out a bit what they were like as people, what makes them tick, and, you know, enjoy their company.
- No one really knows how these people think, what makes them tick, and which of the five contenders stirs their blood.
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tick someone off
- Then we were ticked off for not taking enough exercise.
- She was ticking us off for a number of administrative errors but I think she has every confidence in the leadership we give to the appointments commission.
- Beyond the door Matron was ticking Bentham off for leaving Thomas alone and the other nurses were gathering, quizzing each other and expressing dismay.
- Please forgive me and know that I likewise extend forgiveness to all who have offended, insulted, irritated, or otherwise ticked me off.
- Those girls were always doing something to tick him off, angering him more than humanly possible.
- So at this point, was I worried about ticking them off?
tick something off chiefly British
- Mr Howarth said: "We had a leaflet on meningitis and when we ticked off the symptoms the alarm bells started ringing".
- Sipping bottled water before the concert in Huntington in March, he ticked off a long list of luminaries with whom he had worked.
- Then it is ticked off a list of all birds found in this country.
- The officer was going down a mental list and ticking the items off on his fingers. '… possession of drugs, possession of illegal weapons and technology, and assaulting an officer of the North American army.
- 'Well, she's really small, absolutely gorgeous, drives a hot car, goes by animal names, loud, bossy,' Samuel listed, ticking each description off on a new finger.
- He had been ticking the items off on his fingers with the air of a housewife listing tasks yet to be done; now he laced the fingers behind his head and sighed vastly.
tick over
- (Of an engine) run slowly in neutral: his Mercedes was waiting for him, the engine ticking overMás ejemplos en oraciones
idle, run slowly in neutral
- It is most content cruising at high speed, with the engine ticking over quietly - but always with the promise of immense reserves of power.
- It really isn't possible to troll using a petrol outboard, they just can't tick over slowly enough.
- He wasn't conscious of the faint sound of a car engine ticking over, a little way up the street outside.
- Work or function at a basic or minimum level: they are keeping things ticking over until their father returnsMás ejemplos en oraciones
- There's also a problem in that my normal mode of thinking of stuff to write about is mostly because my mind sort of ticks over if I'm not thinking of anything particularly fiercely.
- I think there was more pressure on me at the time because I came in to keep things ticking over for Celtic.
- They keep all the bits in working order, not just ticking over in a repetitious way.
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tick2Saltos de línea: tick
- Suborder Ixodida, order Acari (or order and subclass)
- It takes 24 hours for a tick to transmit Lyme disease, so rapid removal is important.
- Mites and ticks which feed on vertebrate hair or blood often carry disease organisms, such as spirochete bacteria, responsible for relapsing fever and Lyme disease.
- More than a nuisance, fleas and ticks can transmit a host of pathogens and skin diseases to humans and their furry counterparts.
- He really is an irritating little tick, isn't he?
- By comparison with Richard, then, John has been seen as a weedy little tick.
- Katzenberg, 53, is the part genius, part egomaniac and part irritating little tick who Disney froze out.
Old English ticia, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch teek and German Zecke.
full (or tight) as a tick
- informal Replete after eating (or very drunk): I've never risen from the table after a feed anything less than full as a tickMás ejemplos en oraciones
- By the end of the day, I was full as a tick and red from stem to stern with barbecue sauce, watermelon, and sunburn.
- I can't speak for Eli, but I'll be tight as a tick on a bloodhound come Saturday.
- Cows that had been standing around in the yard, looking full as a tick, would put their heads down and start grazing as soon as they hit the new grass.
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- He quickly reached the top and started throwing down ticks, pillows and blankets.
- They reach for the money, which is very close to where Huck is standing, and move it to the straw tick under the feather bed.
- 'Yes sir,' she whispered as Jeeka entered the house with the full straw ticks.
late Middle English: probably Middle Low German, Middle Dutch tēke, or Middle Dutch tīke, via West Germanic from Latin theca 'case', from Greek thēkē.
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sustantivo(in phrase on tick) British informal
- If you buy it on tick it'll be worn out before you've finished paying for it.
- Living on tick, Adam sees nothing for it but to hop back aboard the carousel of fashionable metropolitan parties.
- It's a sign of changed circumstances in the Valley that another growth area is the repossession of cars bought on tick, whose owners can no longer afford to keep up the repayments.
mid 17th century: apparently short for ticket in the phrase on the ticket, referring to an IOU or promise to pay.
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I have decided to redraw this one too.
The old one can be seen here: http://blog.retrodox.com/post/21638483610
it was drawn back in April this year actually!
I'm not a fan of lines and when I drew the original I was experimenting with different things. But it's one of my favorites so I wanted to actually complete it for real.
Hope you like it!
Mega Man.
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My Infographic homework done at Illustrator
Topic Megaman classic series [and I don't fill mm world in my work anyway]
it's fun to make 8 bit by your self! ^^
sorry If I'm wrong at the info ^^"
Mega Man Legends 2.
Mega Man Design
Illustration by Marty Seefeldt
My Life As A Megaman by StevRayBro
Mega Blaster
This thing had to make it in here eventually. The Mega Man series is one of my all-time favorite game franchises, and one of there few where I've actually played every game in the series (even Mega Man Legends/64…. bleh). Definitely on my list of "Weapons I'd own in real life, if they actually existed."
Megaman - Andy Warhol Mash Up
Inspired by Andy Warhol's portrait pieces.


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|Birth Date:
|Tustin, CA
|High School:
|Tustin HS
|Previous College:
TITANS `06: Hit .295 for the Titans making five starts at third base and 19 as the designated hitter His longest hitting streak of the season was a four-gamer that lasted from Apr. 2 to Apr. 9 when he went 6-for-16 (.375) Had five multi-hit games including two career-high, three-hit efforts on Mar. 7 (vs. San Diego State) and Mar. 11 (vs. East Carolina) Had a career-high four RBI on Mar. 11 vs. East Carolina Hit .286 (8-for-28) with runners in scoring position Made just one error in 18 attempts on the field.
LSU `05: Hit .122 (6-for-41) in 18 games for the Tigers in 2005 Earned a place on the SEC Academic Honor Roll after receiving a medical redshirt in 2004 after suffering a knee injury during pre-season drills Transferred to Louisiana State in the fall of 2003 after a season at Santa Ana College.
SANTA ANA COLLEGE: Was a JUCO All-American in 2003 under Head Coach Don Sneddon Batted .407 with eight home runs, 70 hits, 19 doubles, 51 RBI, and 16 stolen bases for the Dons Was also named a first-team all-conference selection at third base Was an honor student and member of the Dean's List during his one-year stint in Santa Ana.
TUSTIN HS: Product of Tustin High School where he was a four-year letterman Batted .530 as a senior Named team captain and MVP all four seasons Also named a Scholar Athlete all four years Landed on the Dean's List as a senior.
PERSONAL: Born on September 15, 1983, in Fountain Valley, Calif. Parents are Clay and Nancy Harris Full name is Bryan Scott Harris His nickname is B-Rabbit Has a younger sister (Kellie) Lists his parents as his greatest influences Majoring in kinesiology Would like to see LSU added to the Titans' schedule Likes to watch and collect movies Greatest sports thrill is playing in the Cape Cod All-Star Game for two years Models his game after David Ortiz If he could have dinner with anyone dead or alive it would be Mickey Mantle Favorites include: Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim (team), Saw and Rounders (movies), 2Pac, The Eagles, and Creedence Clearwater Revival (musical artists).