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Boise State Beats Colorado State 37-24
After an anemic offensive showing in its season opener, Boise State proved its offense is plenty potent Saturday night as the Broncos exploded for 676 yards in a 37-24 victory over Colorado State in the Mountain West Conference opener for both teams.
Boise State Beats CSU 42-30
Grant Hedrick is a capable replacement for quarterback Joe Southwick. The redshirt junior verified that Saturday night for Boise State.
Lyons Leads Air Force Into MWC Tournament
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Derrick Marks scored 33 of his career-high 38 points in the second half to lead Boise State to a 78-65 victory over Colorado State on Saturday night.
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Former Boise State and Colorado coach Dan Hawkins has been hired to coach the Montreal Alouettes of the CFL.
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Indiana Pacers forward Paul George has been honored as the NBA's Most Improved Player.
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A. PEM can monitor all active distributions of Postgres Plus Advanced Server that have not reached their end of life (EOL).
A. No, you may purchase a standalone PEM subscription which will entitle you to support for the PEM Server, Clients and Agents, however it will not entitle you to support help should you discover issues with your monitored database servers. It is recommended you buy a database subscription instead since PEM is included at no extra charge and then you will be entitled to support for both your database servers and PEM installation.
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Name ✒ Taylor Hampton
Nicknames ✒ Tay
Age ✒ Twenty-Two
Born ✒ November 16, 1995
Type ✒ Saved
Playby ✒ Kesha Sebert
The girl who smiled through tears was one to describe Taylor Hampton. She might have been the go-to party girl and the head cheerleader and the sweetheart but Taylor was anything but vapid and sugary like her image. Taylor hide behind smiles and bright colors to hide her deep-rooted depression. While she danced, she would cry at home every night. She also held a certain amount of jealousy when it came to Mason Reese. It only got worse when he went on tour and Taylor Hampton would assume the worst. Eventually, the sweethearts split.
She might seem like the typical bottle blonde idiot on top of the layers of her depression. She is smarter than she lets most people know and tends to sleep around to make up for her low self-esteem since Mason ripped her heart out… or at least, that's her side of the story. She swears she didn't dump him, he dumped her. However, it's well known that Taylor Hampton is delusional and even believes in the existence of extra-terrestrials. A little bit insane, Hampton admits that she does come across as the insane type.
Taylor's biggest secret was her skill in technology. The girl could rip apart a computer and put it back together and have it work better than it did before. Cars were something of her specialty. Rather than shell out six hundred bucks, she would repair it herself. Her talent landed her a part of the Save program and thus Taylor Hampton was shoved with people that she hated. Her other option was to risk the atomic bombs… and Hampton was no fool.
Her break-up with Mason also fueled her rivalry with Music Lovett-Turner. Taylor wants to prove that she's better than Music and often is the type who will bicker with Music just to prove she's the smarter one. Often times, Taylor does complain and occasionally, she's the one to report odd sightings around her house. But then again… who would believe what a mad woman has to say about strange sightings? She sees strange things every day, after all, from blood on the walls to people not really there. Taylor resents being called crazy for it when she knows she's not.
Important biographies you should read
Katherine Hampton ✒ triplet sister
Leia Hampton ✒ triplet sister
Mason Reese ✒ ex-boyfriend
Music Lovett-Turner ✒ enemy
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This cake is amazing! My husband said this may be the best cake he's ever had. Followed the recipe exactly except using 1.5 packets of Splenda instead of sugar for the strawberries. Definitely a keeper!
Strawberry Angel Cake
Photo: Howard L. Puckett; Styling: Cathy Muir
Although this angel food confection looks devilishly rich, it's actually much lighter in calories than other cakes. Pile it high with strawberries and almonds for a dessert that you will never forget.
Yield: 16 servings
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Amount per serving
- Calories: 203
- Calories from fat: 26%
- Fat: 5.8g
- Saturated fat: 4g
- Monounsaturated fat: 1.2g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 0.3g
- Protein: 4.1g
- Carbohydrate: 33.5g
- Fiber: 1.1g
- Cholesterol: 11mg
- Iron: 0.3mg
- Sodium: 214mg
- Calcium: 58mg
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- 3/4 cup sugar, divided
- 2 tablespoons evaporated skim milk
- 1 (8-ounce) block 1/3-less-fat cream cheese, softened
- 1 (10-inch) round angel food cake
- 3 tablespoons triple sec (orange-flavored liqueur) or orange juice, divided
- 1 (8-ounce) tub frozen reduced-calorie whipped topping, thawed
- 2 tablespoons sliced almonds, toasted
- Combine strawberries and 1/4 cup sugar in a small bowl; cover and let stand 1 hour. Combine 1/2 cup sugar, milk, and cream cheese in a medium bowl; beat at medium speed of a mixer until smooth.
- Cut cake horizontally into 3 layers using a serrated knife; place bottom layer, cut side up, on a serving plate. Brush with 1 tablespoon liqueur, and spread half of cream cheese mixture over cake. Spoon one-third of strawberries over cream cheese mixture using a slotted spoon. Repeat layers, ending with cake and liqueur. Spread whipped topping over top and sides of cake. Cover; chill 30 minutes. Arrange remaining strawberries on top of cake before serving; sprinkle with almonds.
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Career Workshop: What are Human Resource Managers looking for in an Ideal Candidate?
Posted on October 29th, 2012 by bethanderson
Join the Calling and Career class on either Tuesday, Oct. 30th from 9:30am to 10:25am or Friday, Nov. 2nd from 1:00pm to 1:55pm in Hyder Auditorium as we talk with Carol Trahan, President of Speherion and Scott Ledford, HR Manager for General Shale Corporation on "What HR Professionals are looking for in the Ideal Candidate?" Find out about the in's and out's of the hiring process, how to apply for jobs online, how to be successful in an interview setting, what are common mistakes candidates make in the job process, and information on salary negotiations. Everyone is welcome to attend!
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What To Look For When Purchasing a Phone Case
It's not uncommon now for smartphone owners to accessorize their smartphone to match their attire. It's always good to have a couple of choices. But making sure the case fits and protects while also giving your phone a personalized exterior is equally important. Here are a few tips for making sure the case(s) you purchase fit correctly...
Unlike some of my friends — I tend to have one or two cases and stick with them for as long as possible. Naturally, if I change phones, I need to change cases. Recently I picked up a case for my smartphone and noticed a few details.
1. Slackness and Fit: It's really annoying if your case doesn't fit your phone snugly. Some cases stick really tight, while others are a bit loose. My most recent purchase was slightly loose; not ideal unless you want debris getting inside. The looseness wasn't in the case itself, but near the charging port. This is the one feature you may be able to test before purchasing; ask the retailer if they have demo cases or will let you open a pack to see how it fits before you make a decision. Be sure to check the fit all around, but also at any seams or openings.
2. Degree of Protection: The main reason for getting a case is to protect your phone from the occasional spills and scratches that occur with normal usage. A material that's too thin won't do the job adequately, but too bulky and comfort/ergonomics suffer. Aim for the middle ground.
3. Sturdiness: Case materials available today vary considerably, ranging from sturdy to somewhat flimsy. I had one case that was made of a sturdy plastic that barely got scratched in months, while another that was transparent in the back got massively scratched in a week.
4. Charging Port Access: Unless you like the tedious process of removing a case every time you charge, it's paramount the case allows for easy access for charging. Fumbling around with your phone when you're tired isn't always a good idea and thus you want to make sure any case you purchase doesn't hamper access. Most cases will fit snugly around the charging port, but others will make it harder.
5. Headphone Access: All cases offer access to the headphone jack, but some of them allow only very thin jacks, like the one on the Apple headphones. Make sure there's enough room for the jacks of all of your headphones, even the higher-end ones. Usually, this isn't an issue, but my most recent case won't allow me to use an extension cord for my headphones.
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It's also important to know how a case will wear. I've got a case similar to the one in the OP and the pattern has worn through along the edges where it sees the most wear. The case is only about 4 months old.
Obviously solid colors or the rubbery ones wouldn't do this.
You didn't mention weight. My SO has an iPhone 4S case that has a flap to cover the front and it weighs almost as much as the phone itself.


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Teide and Puerto de la Cruz
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We continue our journey going down through the north side, where you will have the chance of enjoying a real "sea of clouds" at the foot of the volcano. This is one of the best viewpoints of Mount Teide. Immediately after, we travel onto the beautiful valley of La Orotava . The flora here has been praised by scientists, such as Humbolt. We continue down to the coast to "Puerto de la Cruz". Here, you are free to visit this old city: "Lago Martiánez" by César Manrique , black sand beaches...
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Re: There's Always Room to Expand
2012-08-16 08:02 • by Albertini Albertino (unregistered)
In that vein, then - coming soon, TDWTF...2.
Re: There's Always Room to Expand
2012-08-16 08:04 • by Zeroth? or 'A'th? (unregistered)
Not so fast hotshot. What happens when you run out of numbers? Should have at least used hex, if not the entire alphabet, to buy more time.
Hey, don't knock it, Alex does the same thing here with comments. Notice how each comment gets an incrementing number? The code looks something like this:
update wtf.article set c1440513 = 'In my country...' where article=1961720010330;
(Of course I'm assuming each comment is another column in the article row. That way you can fetch them all at once instead of having to loop through SELECT results.)
FINALLY... a REAL WTF! It has been days since I had a good vomit!
I wish I could see the entire workflow that made it necessary to update a single row, one column at a time :p. I am guessing it was tied to the onchange event on an html form, causing an ajax post every time a form element value was modified. Would be interesting to see if this "ENGINEER" had bothered to sanitize the input.
Obviously this is a data entry screen where the user is filling out a form. You want to save each value as they enter it instead of waiting for the end and possibly losing everything due to a power failure or whatever.
Re: There's Always Room to Expand
2012-08-16 08:14 • by Some Jerk
hey... don't pick on Alex. If he wants to go to huge lengths just to wtf us with HTML comments... then that just shows his level of committment to fuckery!
Well at least if there's an SQL injection hole (and there most likely is) you don't have to worry about the hacker figuring out your data structure when he downloads your database.
Re: There's Always Room to Expand
2012-08-16 08:16 • by Some Jerk
yea... because then if there really is a power failure... all the person updating the form has to do to finish up is remember that the ID is 1961720010330, and know where to put it to prepopulate his old data. How hard can that POSSIBLY be?
Yeah, because it we didn't set it to '' it would have defaulted to, um, what? Blank?
Re: There's Always Room to Expand
2012-08-16 08:20 • by Some Jerk
Re: There's Always Room to Expand
2012-08-16 08:22 • by Easy (unregistered)
You are clearly failing to grasp this design pattern. This can easily be fixed using the following:
update allvars set f1903 = 1961720010330 where rowname = 'users_last_active_row';
This is not a WTF:
- these are query logs. there may be comments in the code, and this is out of context, so maybe this makes more sense in context
- Yes, it's a silly "clever" trick someone thought was a good idea at the time when there's like a much better way, but:
- even the OP admits to clearly knowing which fields were zip codes, even when the fields changed and so on
- there weren't any maintenance issues. it did its job for as long as it needed to
- and it got replaced with something more sensible before it became a problem
O man, this is so inefficient. I've already described the db on which I had the pleasure to work: it had a similar design, but had a "vtypeid" which indicated how to interpret the row of data. Obviously, there were vtypeids that overlapped.
However, it was way more efficient than this one. We had 5 columns, and didn't have to add columns, we just added another row with a different vtypeid and then ... (wait for it) ... joined multiple queries that shared the same source id and timestamp. If the above design made someone vomit, this one will have him slash his wrists (remember: across the arm, not across the wrist).
That didn't hinder anyone in creating databases with 4, 9 or 13 columns, of course. It did hinder everyone though in writing portable queries.
I like the Dutch word "bestaand" in there, which means "existing". As a string...
This reminds me of a company standard from a former job, to add an extra 10 parameters to every asp/vbscript function just in case they will be used later. As a result, you would have:
function chokeYourself(secondsToDeath, numberOfHands, parameter3, parameter4, parameter5, parameter6, parameter7, parameter8, parameter9, parameter10, parameter11, parameter12)
... code
end function
then, if you decided you wanted to specify the number of spectators later, you could simply substituted the name "parameter3" for "numberOfSpectators" without breaking any of the function calls. The vbscript (obviously) would already be expecting the correct number of parameters, so nothing could possibly go wrong... right?! <YAKKK!>
Re: There's Always Room to Expand
2012-08-16 09:41 • by Wonk (unregistered)
oh, how I miss TopC0der.
Re: There's Always Room to Expand
2012-08-16 09:45 • by Another Jerk (unregistered)
I'm always wanting to use the most cryptic parameter names possible to that nobody will be able to follow what I have done.
Re: There's Always Room to Expand
2012-08-16 09:51 • by Some Jerk
a design pattern something like this?:
public class enum1
public enum VOID
public int StringProperty1 {get; set;}
public string IntProperty2 {get; set;}
public VOID Event( string boolValue )
if( boolValue == "ZERO" )
return VOID.ONE;
throw new NullReferenceException( "YOU SUCK!" );
There's always room for another thousand columns. As long as you can store the data somehow, somewhere, you're good.
Re: There's Always Room to Expand
2012-08-16 10:42 • by ¯\(°_o)/¯ I DUNNO LOL (unregistered)
TRWTF is not knowing the difference between a database and a spreadsheet. Or PHP.
Re: There's Always Room to Expand
2012-08-16 10:45 • by Double Click (unregistered)
I am not sure If this is WTF or not. I just happen to stumble on it.
Try double click on the code in the article. And see what happens.
BTW I am using FF14 on Win7 64bit
Re: There's Always Room to Expand
2012-08-16 11:03 • by Another (unregistered)
And this, ladies and gentlemen, is why the gods gave us perl.
sub chokeYourself {
my ($secondsToDeath, $numberOfHands) = @_;
Caller passes extra params? No problem. Update sub to receive $numberOfSpectators, but some callers don't know? No problem again. Just make sure the sub's code gracefully deals with a null $numberOfSpectators.
Re: There's Always Room to Expand
2012-08-16 11:05 • by Neil (unregistered)
Seems to work better on the syntax highlighter demo page, the textarea replaces the code block. Dunno what the point is though, the manual seems to be incomplete.
Proven fact: if the database doesn't want to process your request, you can trick it by hiding the request among a bunch of other requests.
In other words, this whole block of code is just a ruse to get the database to do this:
Shh, it's part of the ruse!
Re: There's Always Room to Expand
2012-08-16 11:12 • by snoofle
Wait, there is a difference?
Re: There's Always Room to Expand
2012-08-16 12:06 • by Man in pain (unregistered)
I invite all interested parties to look at an ExpressionEngine database.
After you stop screaming, you may take your meds and go back to your life, knowing that you don't have to deal with it.
Re: There's Always Room to Expand
2012-08-16 12:18 • by Dulton (unregistered)
Yup, it's a dutch system alright. The postal codes are stored in the dutch "9999 ZZ" format.
Re: There's Always Room to Expand
2012-08-16 12:21 • by dogmatic (unregistered)
You could easily restore the user's state by reading a cookie or having them login when they return.
Re: There's Always Room to Expand
2012-08-16 12:23 • by cellocgw
FileNotFound, of course
OMG, you didn't go to college, did you? That's where you learn the difference between column names in a database, like f1, f2, etc., and those in spreadsheets: A, B, C. Duh.
Re: There's Always Room to Expand
2012-08-16 13:20 • by Some Jerk
You are either joking or totally daft.
Even Visual Basic can do that:
Function chokeYourself(secondsToDeath As Long, numberOfHands As Byte, Optional numberOfSpectators As Double = 0)
Re: There's Always Room to Expand
2012-08-16 13:43 • by Some Jerk
it is vbscript
optional params myArg
Re: There's Always Room to Expand
2012-08-16 13:46 • by the beholder (unregistered)
A tip for you: when whatever is being said in a comment is true, it doesn't need to be corrected.
Re: There's Always Room to Expand
2012-08-16 13:49 • by Some Jerk
and I might add that this actually resulted in a lot of silent errors in their app. They had several cases where they did not remember that certain regions of code were calling a method that was modified. At times, the new parameter was relavent information that was supposed to be deposited into a field on their new database (as they moved from foxpro to SQL Server). They didn't get any errors, so they assumed everything was functioning correctly... not realizing all the while that certain billing items were not associated with the client to whom the bill was to be sent.
There is a good reason to invalidate calls to functions that preceed said modifications... and unflatulantly they learned this lesson too late.
Re: There's Always Room to Expand
2012-08-16 14:05 • by Some Jerk
that is... errr... an interesting observation... by some standard :p
Now for something a bit off topic...
Is is just me, or is anyone else getting script exceptions (Java coloring or some such) when the current WTF loads. This just started happening for me a few days ago. It seems to correlate with the code lines displayed. Hitting 'OK' (many times) seems to work around it.
We now return you to the standard WTF commenting drivel that we all wish we could find "FILE NOT FOUND" in a binary return set. Hi Paula Bean, etc...
There must be some NOT NULL constraints that mess up this beautiful design pattern, requiring the INSERT to address three columns at once. That clearly needs to be refactored.
Could be worse, though, at least the database isn't based on the EAV abomination.
The first line suggests that there's always room to add another row, as well as adding another column.
Looking at the ID...
Which makes this truly a 2nd order WTF, which is a whole new level of WTF.
Just think, we cold have rows 1961020010330 thru 196190010330; and then 1961A20010330 thru 1961Z20010330; and then 1961a20010330 thru 1961z20010330; and then rows like 1961!20010330, 1961$20010330, 1961_20010330, and 1961{20010330. We could even have rows containing an 0x07 character in that position.
Why, we could have lots of rows!
Re: There's Always Room to Expand
2012-08-16 16:36 • by dolor (unregistered)
[quote user="Carl"][quote]update tmp set f75 ='' where f0=1961720010330;[/quote]Yeah, because it we didn't set it to '' it would have defaulted to, um, what? Blank?[/quote]
haha - Carl thought for himself, let me say something that everyone will think it's cool, so that I clearly show that I'm mocking the original coder just like they're all obviously doing - even though I have no clue why everyone is laughing, but I will laugh with them so that they don't think I stupid - ok, let me say this [SARCASTICALLY, OUT LOUD]:
"update tmp set f75 ='' where f0=1961720010330;[/quote]Yeah, because it we didn't set it to '' it would have defaulted to, um, what? Blank?"
What Carl didn't realize was that he just showed us all how he doesn't understand even the basic SQL syntax or how values are stored in table. It has to be set to something - what? am I supposed to skip it, only because you don't like empty strings, and somehow remember that it's really blank while it's still equal some value, only because you don't like empty strings?
The NULL guy did try to help Carl understand, but we cannot assume that the field was nullable; so, I still stand behind this: Carl, shut the fuck up, you have a lot to learn.
Re: There's Always Room to Expand
2012-08-16 16:41 • by dolor (unregistered)
It's just you. IE user? Now, THAT'S a real WTF today.
Re: There's Always Room to Expand
2012-08-16 17:18 • by Agention (unregistered)
undef, you insensitive clod!
Re: There's Always Room to Expand
2012-08-16 17:58 • by Carl (unregistered)
Wow, looks like I got you so pissed that you forgot to use the preview button!
Re: There's Always Room to Expand
2012-08-16 19:14 • by Some Jerk
that has to be the stupidest thing I have seen on this site (including the wtfs) in a very long time. Whether or not a person uses IE implies absolutely nothing of value, except whether or not they use IE. There are no functional limitations that render an inferior product... no possiblity of brain damage... and no other reason why using IE would cause a specific reaction or judgement toward any comment or artical. You may as well well assume that a specific response was the result of somebody wearing blue wranglers that were a bit too loose around the waist, as to assume that the usage of Internet Explorer has some impact on exactly what text appears beneath their names. Therefore, I must say that the intelligence displayed in producing this posting rivals, at best, that of my 7 year old daughter, who can also type arbitrary responses to specific comments without spelling errors.
This isn't a WTF. It's worse.
It's an EAV, which is a horrible, horrible idea, but it is thoroughly documented horribleness that anyone who has worked with databases for a while has seen.
I say thoroughly, not well, because the majority of writing on EAV is total waffle-think that will spend twenty thousand words on metadata and clouds without ever touching on what anything is supposed to mean or why the hell you'd want to rewrite your DBMS in the first place.
Why do people do it? Because just as people try to optimize without knowing what they're optimizing or any proof that they need to, people also try to implement features without knowing what features they need or having any indication that the features are wanted.
EAV is the ultimate example of that: instead of nailing down the business logic, you just throw your hands in the air and say, "fuck it, let the users make it up as they go along."
Re: There's Always Room to Expand
2012-08-16 20:52 • by scooby509
You're on a technical site, using a hopelessly broken browser and bitching about how you can't see the site, in spite of the fact that there are free ones available that work.
Re: There's Always Room to Expand
2012-08-16 20:57 • by scooby509
But not from the guy who can't figure out how to post a comment correctly.
Re: There's Always Room to Expand
2012-08-16 21:54 • by Some Jerk
I use FF, Safari and IE interchangably... just whatever window happens to come up. I suppose that (in your ignorance) you were blissful enough to lay downa comment that had absolutely no substance whatsoever.
name 1 way that Internet Explorer is either not free or actually broken. Plenty (meaning 2 or 3) people commenting on it... but I PERSONALLY think that you simply dont like that fact that IE is owned by a multi-billion dollar company and is not open source. I have worked on websites (for a living) for 13 years. All I have seen is DIFFERENT behaviors. I haven't seen any proof that lead me to believe that any browser is better than another... in fact... I have always been able to replicate all functionalities in all browsers.
I suppose this goes to show... if anything works in one browser and not another (at least, recent browser, as all of the main ones are available for free) ... that is a WTF on the MORON who wrote it. you idiots that think one browser is in some way better than another are obviously too lazy or incompetant to learn how to do your jobs, and may as well shut the hell up... because there isn't a damned thing that can be done with one browser and I can't do with every browser used by at least 5% of the population
Re: There's Always Room to Expand
2012-08-16 22:24 • by Friedrice the Great (unregistered)
1. You have to buy Windows to get Internet Explorer. Therefore it is not free.
2. Any version of IE<9 is broken. And at least the version of IE you use seemed to have problems with the site.
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According to Automotive News, Japanese automakers have seen their production drop by over 500,000 units since the March 11 earthquake struck the island nation. In the month since the disaster, the country's seven largest automakers lost around 516,000 units of production due to damage to production facilities and supplier delays. Toyota has been the hardest hit, with a loss of 260,000 units as of April 8. The automaker has a total of 18 domestic manufacturing facilities, and while two of those are back online, the remainder won't open their doors until at least April 18. Even then, the plants may shut down again after April 27.
Honda, Suzuki, Subaru, Nissan, Mazda and Mitsubishi are all operating on some level, though production is an on-again, off-again affair. As an example, Nissan has managed to re-open all five of its Japanese facilities, though production has been scaled back to half-pace for the time being. There's no word as to when full production will ramp up once again.
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Free agency is barely two days in, which means that there are a lot of NBA rumors flying about. The latest one surrounds the Indiana Pacers and free agent center Chris Kaman. The two parties met Monday to discuss bringing Kaman up to Indy.
I think this move makes sense, especially because Roy Hibbert sounds like he is not coming back. The Pacers would be wise to pass on that much money because Chris Kaman is better than people think. He may not have a star power but he is a very effective center. The Pacers could get him at a decent rate, which would be a steal.
Kaman has plenty of other suitors but it never hurts to make a good first impression. Kaman and the Pacers had a great meeting, so I think that there is a lot of mutual interest between the two. Kaman can still put up big numbers and would fit perfectly in with the Pacers. He is not as big as Hibbert, but he can still knock down the open jumper and grab a lot of boards.
Expect more NBA rumors surrounding Chris Kaman to pop up in the coming days. He is going to be a very popular free agent. Size will always rule in professional basketball. If you can get a big to dominate the post, you have a good chance of being a successful team. Kaman can certainly turn a good team into a possible contender.
This is what is great about basketball free agency. There are all sorts of rumors as a lot of different teams are looking for a lot of different players. Some teams are looking for size while others need guards. Some need to cut space while others spend recklessly. Great fun for everyone observing.
Riley Schmitt is a writer forRant Sports.


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NEW ORLEANS – Falcons linebacker Sean Weatherspoon had a severe case of cramping and was taken to the locker room on a golf cart during the overtime session on Sunday, but some fluids and a 27-24 victory over New Orleans did a lot for his recovery.
"I was just locking up," said Weatherspoon, the team's 2009 first-round draft pick. "I feel much better know."
Weatherspoon, making his third NFL start, was drafted in part because of his coverage skills and his ability to play in spaces against teams like the Saints. He had seven tackles and a quarterback hit against New Orleans. He wasn't a liability in coverage and had a couple of other big hits in his first game in the Superdome.
"It was amazing," Weatherspoon said. "We needed everybody. We just kept fighting and fighting. We knew this game was going to be tough."
Weatherspoon has now played in two overtime games in three outings in his young NFL career.
San Francisco next up at home
Last season, the Falcons slapped around the 49ers 45-10 at San Francisco's Candlestick Park, and suspect they'll be in a foul mood when they arrive at the Georgia Dome on Sunday.
"They played New Orleans really tight," Weatherspoon said. "They almost won that game. We know what we've got coming in. … They are going to be really fired up about playing us."
September 26th, 2010
9:51 pm
September 26th, 2010
9:55 pm
The Falcons played a good game. I am glad the birds got a second chance after, NO missed the FG in OT. The Bird ran the ball well against a tough defense especially in OT when everyone knew that the Falcons were going to run the ball.
September 26th, 2010
9:58 pm
Good good. Glad to hear that was just a crap for Spoon.
Drink your fluids man we NEED YOU SPOON!
Come on Coca Cola… Get that man some POWERADE
September 26th, 2010
10:04 pm
Ryan looked more fired up than I have ever noticed him being as a Falcon. The camera showed him yelling at several players during the game …seems like he is more comfortable in becoming a veteran leader on the field and sidelines. The long drives he engineered are the stuff that gives confidence to a team that will believe it can win these types of games the rest of the season. Still a long time left in the season but if the defense holds up these Falcons can go a long way.
September 26th, 2010
10:04 pm
I can not wait until the Falcons Eagles match up; see you Mr. Vick.
September 26th, 2010
10:23 pm
Glad the "Vick " game is away, did not want to see that circus again
September 26th, 2010
10:56 pm
"I feel much better know"???
I'm pretty sure that isn't what Weatherspoon said. I know this is blog-style writing, but is it too much to ask for a guy paid to be a journalist to check his work? A couple days ago, Orlando posted a bunch of player names without even telling us what it meant. Were they inactive players? Probably. But Ledbetter didn't bother to notice that he missed any kind of verb or descriptor. ODL, are you even trying? You've got one of the cushiest jobs in Atlanta. Please give some effort.
September 26th, 2010
10:57 pm
PMC it was cramps not crap, i was rolling on the ground laughing:) Great job getting up for this game, lets hope they keep their focus and don't get in a trap game next week.
September 26th, 2010
11:24 pm
David ,
When you become a newspaper editor for the AJC, let us know. Until then….STFU. Now, back to blogging about the Falcons…..
Notice the Falcons don't get burned like they used to over the middle and in the short flats? Hmmm….looks like Sean Weatherspoon was a great pick after all. Already the team's leading tackler. Finally, bringing honor (and much needed production) back to the LB spot, and back to the #56…
September 26th, 2010
11:29 pm
DOL, thanks for super fast update on 'Spoon! Great game! Falcons and Saints played a heck-of-a-game and both teams deserved to win, but thank goodness it was the Falcons! Funny how kickers are, Hartley a super bowl hero last year misses a chip shot in O.T. and Bryant kicks a 46 yarder in O.T. to win the game for the Falcons! And to think the Falcons almost let him go in preseason after battling with Husaukua, and then all the talk in the news about looking for another kicker in the last roster cuts by other teams to challenge Bryant. I said it before that he hits 82% of his field goals and can hit the 40-50+++ yarders, bet no one is bad-mouthing Bryant now! Nice to finally beat the Saints!
Sorry, but still don't like Mularky's play calling period!
September 26th, 2010
11:35 pm
DAVID Same as BIG RAY. STFU
September 26th, 2010
11:36 pm
Sometimes it is better to be lucky than good. It was justice that the Saints missed the short field goal after they got a "home" call from the refs to help them get within range. Falcons were impressive.
September 26th, 2010
11:37 pm
Lets pack the dome sunday.
September 26th, 2010
11:46 pm
great job DOL
September 27th, 2010
2:03 am
It is so very nice to come to a Falcons blog and not see, SEEN this B4, hiramsaint and the WHODATNATION! It's sort of like these guys are home and trying to figure out what excuses they'll use for losing this game! Don't get me wrong, I enjoy not seeing or hearing from them but we all know that, like an ugly woman, they'll be back even though they aren't welcome.
As for Sean Weatherspoon, this man has looked extremely good in his first three games. As I said to my son, after a huge Spoon hit, "This man is hitting everything with eyes!"
My only question is why are the Falcons keeping the super slow Mike Peterson in on passing downs? Yes, he caused a fumble but he is a liability against the pass. Stephen Nicholas isn't great but he is better than Peterson. A goos share of Shockey's catches were with the old man on him. If Nicholas isn't the answer then we need to find one.
I would also like to know why no one has mentioned the play of Dunta Robinson since week one? He has played fairly well while adjusting to being in a zone scheme. He is going to get better as the season goes on and he gets used to his placements.
September 27th, 2010
5:10 am
Big Ray and bigslow.
And just who gave you bozos the right to criticize David? If he doesn't like DOL's journalistic efforts, that is his concern, not yours. As far as STFU is concerned, I'd say stick it in your ear.
September 27th, 2010
6:42 am
Big Play Ray, Ditto on David needs to STFU.
Great Win Falcons…I called it after week one…Go back and check…Aints fans…read'em and weep.
GO BIRDS…Get Them Niners!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
September 27th, 2010
8:52 am
Who Dat…? We Dat!!!
September 27th, 2010
9:11 am
September 27th, 2010
9:22 am
Flacons got lucky. Their kicker, Captain Hook gave the Falcons the win. It was a good victory to have, but they can't keep counting on huge mistakes every week.
September 27th, 2010
9:30 am
All I know is 27 is more than 24.
September 27th, 2010
9:35 am
LET'S GIVE THIS DEFENSE CONGRATS, THEY HAVE REALLY TURNED THIS YEAR AROUND AND ARE SO LONGER CONSIDERED PUSH OVERS-the excitement level of a game comes from the defensive effort, the thrill comes from the offensive effort, PRIDE COMES FROM THEM TEAM EFFORT.
September 27th, 2010
9:37 am
Joe Tesh Fish House-luck is made, not a given. REF: Last years version of the SAINTS. ——————————————————-
September 27th, 2010
9:39 am
Does anyone have the video of HDTV and Roddy after the 3rd quarter touchdown? VERY CLASSY to be on the sidelines for the celebration(not the end zone,) and they have great moves.
September 27th, 2010
10:38 am
Great win Falcons!!! Now we have the confidence to beat anybody. We need to win vs. the 49ers to validate yesterday's win. I'll be at the dome on Sunday. Will you?
September 27th, 2010
10:39 am
joe tess nothing was given, the offense still had to drive to get into field goal range. maybe this will get all the AINTS fans off here for a while. last year new orleans was the luckiest team in NFL history, maybe thier voodoo luck has run out.
2 overtimes, two long passes on the first play. first where is that play durring the game? second hit it and you look like a genius, miss it and you put you team in 2nd and long, second and long on our side of the 50 in over time, seems like they could come up with a few higher percentage plays to move the ball 50 yards in OT
all that said , great game BIRDS.
September 27th, 2010
10:52 am
Re: CTstyle,
Agree. Amazing win! Might have just made the leap from a good team to a great one this year.
I have 2 tickets to the Falcons game, but I also have 2 tickets to the final Braves game (which will be the last regular season game Cox ever manages)….you see my dilemma.
If the Braves' game doesn't count, I'll be at the Dome (I'm leaning Falcons anyway – I have been to 20 games this year lol)….If the Braves' game does count for something, I'll be conflicted.
But I want to say YES CT.
September 27th, 2010
10:52 am
*20 Braves games
September 27th, 2010
11:00 am
Grimes Quoted Drew throws a really catchable ball. HAHAHAHa
September 27th, 2010
11:08 am
Even I must admit I am proud of Falcons. Sometimes entire seasons swing on one play. That play was probably the short field goal miss by Saints. That splits uprights then world champions are 3-0 on way to another division title. Falcons drop that one to fall to 1-2 then it is uphill all the way. Not impossible but highly improbable. Falcons spat in face of providence in Pennsylvania after short field goal miss by Steelers. Not this Sunday. Ball control was excellent. Almost flawless turnover wise. If only some dunderheads would learn to watch out for punts. There is actually cause for optimism. Never thought I would type that. Time for a solid winning streak. No regression. STENDEK
September 27th, 2010
11:43 am
SAY Has anyone seen that obnoxious braggart New Orleans fan "SeenthisB4″ or something like that? He has been talking so much crap over the past weeks about how great his Saints were and how it was their time and how bad the Falcon's were. I only have one thing to say to that loud-mouth and that is this. When the crowd in New Orleans kept chanting "Who Dat?" the Falcons answered with this victory in THEIR HOUSE "We Dat, Dat's Who! We ALL Dat!!!" Go Falcons!!!
September 27th, 2010
11:50 am
I want to know where B. finneran is in the grand scheme of the falcons?
September 27th, 2010
12:06 pm
Great win. I followed it on my computer, as the local cable showed the BUCS. Can't tell you how many times it said "Turner left guard 3 yards….Turner right guard 3 yards…" it was frustrating, but it worked beautifully. I have been critical of the coaching/play calling but everything clicked this time. The defense absolutely STUFFED the run, what a masterful game. The muffed punt seemed like a home field call. We could work on special teams a bit, the Saints had a couple of long returns and the original OT field goal was blocked. Tweak the little things but everything else is looking real good! Falcons 3-1 this time next week. GO BIRDS@@@
September 27th, 2010
12:42 pm
To all of you AINT fans in hiding. Now you see how is feels to lose gms you know you should have won. Now you know how we felt after our 2 losses to you last yr after our shakey FG kicker missed those FG's that cost us the gms. TURN ABOUT IS FAIR PLAY.
I take my hat off to your team, because they played like SAINTS, instead of AINTS. That gm was filled with action, OFF, DEF, big plays, drama, and none stop excitement from start to finish. The headlines should read, THE DEFENDING SUPER BOWL CHAMPION SAINTS LOST A HEART BREAKER AT HOME TO THEIR RIVAL ATLANTA FALCONS, AN UP AND COMING HEAVY WEIGHT IN THE MAKING.
From the time he was drafted until the beginning of this season, there was certainly no shortage of negative comments and suggestions concerning DE/DT JAnderson. Well, why hasn't there been any mention of how he's rapidly and quietly becoming a force at both positions. His unrelenting pass rush consistently forced DBrees our of the pocket, and force him into throwing that last INT. He also made the big hit that stopped them dead in their tracks on a very critical 3rd and short run.
WE HAVE GOT TO GET BETTER COVERAGE AND OVERALL PRODUCTION OUT OF OUR SPECIAL TEAMS. New Orleans was put into position to win this gm because of our poor special teams play, particularly our poor punt and kick coverage. If you take away the gimme, when they got the ball back when we punted, because the ball hit DeCoud's foot, and that long punt return the had, both setting up scores, this gm wouldn't have been that close.
But you know what, the Atlanta Falcons are still a very young and relatively inexperienced team overall, and we're still in the learning and adjustment stages. We'll certainly get better as the season progresses. Consider the following. With all of the new additions, adjustments and unknowns coming into this season, we've managed to take 2 very good teams into overtime, winning one, and register a 2-1 overall record. With the Steelers, Cardinals and Saints being our 1st 3 opponents, most would have likely predicted us being 1-2.
Keep in mind, the Saints started their Super Bowl run in the same dramatic fashion. Tell me which of these slogans you prefer.
September 27th, 2010
1:35 pm
Funny how Schaub and Vick AGAIN have better games than Ryan……
Hey Mr Blanks, who you gonna let get away next?
September 27th, 2010
1:41 pm
I'm really glad to see Weatherspoon looking ahead to SF!!! That is what can make the Falcons a team great…quickly forgetting about a great week 3 win and being able to stay focused on the next game. SF will be out for blood…you better believe it.
September 27th, 2010
1:42 pm
great team that is
September 27th, 2010
2:59 pm
@Joe Tess: Funny how Ryan defeated the defending world champs. Schaub's team was favored to beat Dallas and LOST. Vick played well, and I'm happy to see that he now gets it, but no one should mistake Jacksonville or Detroit as super bowl caliber teams.
Not to mention, Blank didn't "let" Vick get away. Vick purchased his own one-way ticket out of ATL. For that matter, Blank did everything he could to show faith in Vick, even when the dogfighting allegations first came up. So basically, your statement is pretty much moronic….not saying you are, but still….
September 27th, 2010
3:00 pm
The way the ESPN/national media as well as scorned Saints fans play this game out is like the Falcons were 'lucky' to win. there has yet to be a single mention of the fact that it took a play reminiscent of the Emaculate Reception to keep this from being a 2 possession affair. The Saints were dominated in their own building. The Saints, if anyone, were lucky to be in the game. The Falcons D held the Saints scoring in check as best as possible given the scenarios (1st drive began in red zone after uncharacteristic shoddy punt coverage, a blown assignment td on 2nd and 15, then lastly an extra possesion after a 3 and out as a result ofthe aforementioned emaculate reception off of DeCoud) and carved them up systematically on offense. Complete victory on the Falcons behalf. Lucky? Garrett Hartley hit a duck hook twice in a row. The first one started out far enough to the right and made it through. The 2nd…well…it was unwatchable. Perhaps if the 49ers guy hadn't tipped the FG in week 2 it would have gone sour on its own and the Super Saints would be 1-2. Think about it.
September 27th, 2010
3:13 pm
Apparently, the whole city of Nawlins had cramps this weekend. Maybe it's just gas.
September 27th, 2010
3:20 pm
Seenthisb4—- where are you bigmouth ????? C'mon talk some more sh!t loudmouth!! The aints went down and your nowhere to be found !!hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah . All that talking you did !! Tell me,did you cook that crow or eat raw !!! hahahahahah where are you !!!! thats right geaux hide!!! I love when people like you get thier shoe in thier face !!hahahahaha You LOSER !!!! The falcants (as you say) beat you!!! hahahahah Good riddens butt-hole !!!!!
who-dat——-FALCONS dat who !!!!! hahahahahah
September 27th, 2010
3:33 pm
They all scattered like roaches when a lights turned on !!!!
Who Dat?
Falcons Dats Who !!!!!!!
September 27th, 2010
3:45 pm
They'll probably be back eventually, with all thier excuses and resons for losing. Its like this old guy told me one time:
There's a "W" column and a "L" column……but there ain't no "like'ta" column !
Who Dat ?
Falcons Dat Who !!!
September 27th, 2010
3:49 pm
It's amazing how low the blog traffic is, when the trash gets thrown out the nite before !!!!!
Who Dat?
Falcons Dat Who !!!
September 27th, 2010
3:49 pm
Blanks turned his back on Vick. He was just fighting dogs…..Not like he was killing people or raping women Like Kerney did……I really feel Falcons would of have won the superbowel by now if they still had Vick. Even so, had they sighned TO, they would of have won it this year. They ghot lucky against the Saints and that wont last long.
September 27th, 2010
3:54 pm
There's a "W" column and a "L" column……but there ain't no "like'ta" column !
September 27th, 2010
3:55 pm
Yes, yes children, I hope we all have learned a most valuable lesson. Many will talk, but few will actually walk.Joe tess fishbreath, Look! I am giving you the same advice I gave your lover, heramaint, find a real girlfriend, not one that has to be inflated. Funny, but I am not seeing any ignorant blogs from seenb4, or HERamaint. Aww, did you get yo liddle feelers hurt? As I have said all along, da falcons are 4 real. I am not making predictions, but, this team has 2 be taken seriously. "And now you know DAT!"…..Bobby Bouche.
September 27th, 2010
3:56 pm
Falcons secondary has improved. It was Grimes' 2nd INT of Drew Brees in as many meetings, both showing amazing hops and athleticism. Give him props. We are weak at 3rd receiver. Finneran couldn't seem to get open. Douglas got open but didn't always catch it. Matt Ryan came of age on that 4th down sneak. Snelling should start over Turner to get #33's attention. The yards per carry sez so. D-line has improved against the run. I though Abraham had retired, so who was that wearing #55? Where's he been? Do we have any depth at LB? These guys fly to the ball! My goodness, if we don't have a major injury at that position we'll win the NFC. Is it me or does our punt returner look unwilling to return anything? Matt Bryant's the hero, but he's had his issues so don't everybody get too comfortable, aiight?. Who'd have thought our most undisciplined players would be white guys? LoL. You know who you are Sam "Holding" Baker and Harvey "After the Whistle" Dahl. Tyson Clabo, all is forgiven.
Mularkey's play calling is classic "old school" NFL. It eats clock, so all you run and shoot advocates need keep this game as a reference. Keep Peyton, Drew, and yes, Michael Vick off the field and you win ballgames. Defense wins ballgames and we're improved over last year so I'm relatively satisfied. No predictions tho, it's the NFL. Injuries can change everything. if it's "our year" and "our time" we'll know it soon enough.
September 27th, 2010
3:57 pm
If that is your best response than I feel sorry for you. You insult me, but do not provide any reasnable debate.
September 27th, 2010
4:00 pm
There's no debating this…
There's a "W" column and a "L" column……but there ain't no "like'ta" column !
Who Dat?
Falcons Dat Who!!!!


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B'LORECREATE second recycled art experiment. Dissecting casettes.
"There is no written African American history for specific reasons, all the way through the Civil War… All the stories were oral or through gospel singing. It was always an underground thing… Bengali immigrants couldn't integrate with the White community either; they had the same restrictions as the Blacks because of their appearance. Consequently, stories about Bengalis or Mexicans or French coming into the community were never written," she said.
It was only a month ago that Fatima, who is from the Creole Seventh Ward in New Orleans, discovered a second African American Bengali within that group."
Do read the full article!
The lane I live on is full of children.
A house, long time bear-hugging a tree.
Got stuck in a Mawlid An-Nabi procession after football coaching in Doddananagar holiday eve. All young-to-mid-aged women in full black, while I was on the back of a scooter, that shouldn't have cut through that road, in a T-shirt, bright sneakers and my sweats rolled up. Overwhelming few minutes of slight humor and slight shock.
Auspicious-Hindu-marking and I-spy-Basquiat's-E, in one train of thought.
B'LORECREATE Holiday season palm tree experimenting.
Most dogs, throughout Bangalore city, have a little bite missing off either one or two of their ears.
An auntie who lives near by enlightened me on the clipping of street dogs' ears under the Bruhat Bangalore/Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (Commonly known as BBMP), the government, for an animal birth control (ABC) intitiative, in which different animal welfare organizations/societies (AWO/S) partner in stray dog management. Recently, a friend mentioned ongoing discussion in the past year about the controversy in the money spent on 'sterilizing' dogs of the city (given the dangers in random dog-human attacks and issues such as rabies) and how humane the marking process is. Voice of Stray Dogs is dedicated to the livelihood of stray dogs in Bangalore, and throughout India. Reports state, "(We knew it was bad, but not this bad.) There is a stray dog for every 37 persons in Bangalore city, according to a study by NGO Janaagraha Centre for Citizenship and Democracy". The same article even questions 1:25 human to dog ratio. That's a lot of dogs…! Mid-2012, about 7,000 stray dogs were being operated on per month.
A tie up of finances, population control, animal rights/cruelty, and safety.
Upon reaching B'lore, I'd thought the tip of stray dogs' ears missing in Bangalore was simply from territorial street fights or some sort of family gang initiation ritual amongst the dogs themselves. The three-stray-dogs-family on my street took a month or two to accept me, being a newbie at the time. By accepting me I mean letting me cross their paths on my lane without approaching me with bullying barks, stares and trailing my path. But not once did I feel physically threatened by them, as they kept a distance (unless food bag was somewhat apparent) and as one neighbor showed, flinched at the touch of a little drop of water, haha. It's easy to call them my/our dogs. The three stay on my street, they are fed by neighbors and keep close watch of strangers passing through. On the main road perpendicular, there's another family of dogs who are treated by their sub-locale the same. Passing through foreign neighborhoods could definitely be intimidating at times. Once, friends and I had to take a detour because stray dogs in that neighborhood were extremely aggressive and risk what could happen just wasn't worth it. Stray dogs in Bangalore have a massive community presence, very territorial, almost bodyguards to neighbors they know. And they're entertaining, how boldly they cross the street, how they trot off quickly just to sit down some feet away, not so much at night when groups are howling, like mandatory spiritual chanting.
The Koramangala Sony Signal intersection in Bangalore is known for it's lengthy waiting time, nearly nine minutes during certain times of the day. Once, I'd walked into Gangothri, a sagar at the intersection, finished my idli and sambar meal and walked out with the traffic having not moved at all. The other day, I was waiting along the main road's divider, completely entertained by a guy combing his hair then his mustache, making full use of his motor bike's rear view mirror. Hair culture is India is a beauty in itself. Very certain many men spend more time caring (even freely in public space) for their 1-5 inch long hair than I do, for my now 13-14 inch long hair.
Join us! = )
Babu Bagan, pandal making in the neighborhood my father grew up in.
Durga Puja, Kolkata 2012
Warm and fuzzy feelings. Bit strange without the cold and snow, this time around. Happy, happy holidays all = )
Vitamix's blender. Fingers crossed! = )
One of my favorite smoothie fruits! A sweet fruit, perfect with the addition of milk. No processed sugar necessary. Til next season,
She roams and chills on my lane everyday. Today, graced in fresh flowers from a morning puja. She lives right around the corner, with a few other cow and bull friends. I'm always drawn to the heart in the middle of her forehead and he little hat of hair.


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Chaugey is situated in the Cote d'Or (Burgundy region) in the eastern-center of France at 48 km from Dijon, the department capital. (General information: Chaugey is 228 km from Paris).
Popular places to visit nearby include Langres at 31 km and Beze at 40 km. For more places to visit and local tourist attractions see the map and listings below.
Some places that we or our contributors have visited and reviewed and can recommend close to Chaugey. Note that all distances shown are 'direct' and real driving distances will be greater.
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Below we show places with official tourist classifications and other places of interest to visit nearby that should provide inspiration if you are visiting Chaugey and wondering what to do next! Positions of each of these attractions is shown on the map below.
Grand sites of France Alesia (42km)
Heritage sites Fontenay Abbey (44km)
Most beautiful villages in France (see also beautiful French villages) Flavigny (41km)
National Monuments Bussy-Rabutin Chateau (38km)
Recommended detour towns (fr: plus beau détour) Chatillon-sur-Seine (31km); Langres (31km)
Remarkable gardens Abbaye de Fontenay (44km); Château d'Arcelot (44km); Potager du château de Lantilly (49km); Jardin du château du Talmay (57km)
Sites of natural beauty Siège d'Alésia (41km)
Villages in bloom 4* (fr: ville fleurie) Neuville-sur-Seine (51km)
Commune: Chaugey
Canton: Recey-sur-Ource
Arrondissement: Montbard
Department: Cote d'Or
Region: Burgundy
Postcode: 21290
from Dijon (prefecture): 48 km
from Paris: 228 km
from Calais: 420 km
from Nice: 485 km
from Bordeaux: 534 km
from Strasbourg: 227 km
Chaugey is in the eastern-center of France. Most visitors drive from one of the channel ports such as Calais or Dunkirk, a drive of about 6 hours, or fly into one of the Paris airports and hire a car. For driving distances to Chaugey from anywhere in France see driving distances and route planner.
We have 9 other places listed nearby (within 6 kilometres of Chaugey): Bure-les-Templiers, Chambain, Colmier-le-Bas, Colmier-le-Haut, Germaines, Menesble, Poinsenot, Poinson-les-Grancey and Villars-Santenoge.
This page in French: Visitez Chaugey
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By Allison Tait
MSN NZ Money writer
1. Stop using the card. The first step to blitzing debt is to stop adding to it.
2. Read your statements. Boring though this may be, they contain essential info like how much you spend and how much you're paying in interest. It's also the quickest way to find out if a mistake's been made on a transaction.
3. Pay more than the bank asks. Credit card 101: you will never get on top of your debt if you only pay the minimum monthly fee. A budget (again with the boring) will help you find extra cash. The fact is that it could take you 11 years* to pay off $1000 if you only pay the minimum. Add an extra $20 a month to your repayments, and you'll cut that to 3.3 years. Pay a flat $100 a month, and you'll have the debt done and dusted in a year.
4. Take a long hard look at your card. If you're having problems, chances are you're using the wrong one. Compare credit cards and find a better deal.
5. Beware of honeymoon rates. Balance transfer offers where you put your current balance on a new card at a lower interest rate can be a brilliant tool for paying off a debt. One word of warning: don't put anything else on the card during the honeymoon period or you will pay interest. It's very important that you close down accounts you're not using anymore just in case you're tempted to use them.
6. Read the fine print. Refer to the point above. The fine print is hard work but it outlines all the traps for inexperienced players. It's here you'll find the truth about interest-free periods. You must keep an eye on your statement days each month in order to take advantage of interest-free periods. Remember that if you don't pay off the balance in full before the due date, in the majority of cases you will pay interest on the full amount.
7. Forget rewards. Rewards cards carry hefty interest rates. If you're not paying the card off in full every month, those frequent-flyer points are costing you. Look for a no-frills, low-interest card instead.
8. The bank doesn't always know best. Research by the Consumer Action Law Centre in 2008 proves that, in spite of everything, people still trust that the bank has their best interests at heart. Don't let this be you. When you receive a friendly letter offering you a credit increase, tear it up. It's marketing, not benevolence. A creeping credit limit will not help you get on top of your debt.
9. Get organised. With late fees at roughly $25-plus and cash advances attracting big interest, it pays to make sure you (a) make your repayments on time, and (b) don't get caught short before payday. Take charge of your finances.
10. Have a plan. The biggest problem with credit card debt is that it seemingly has no end. You just pay a bit off, add a bit more, knowing you need to "sort it out" someday. If you're serious about slashing your debt, you need to get serious about a plan. Work out exactly what you owe and how much you need to pay each month for a set period you choose to get rid of it.
Allison Tait is author of Credit Card Stressbusters: Slash your credit card debt in 90 days (Wiley, $24.95).
* This assumes minimum payments of 2.5 percent or $10 (whichever is greater), interest charged from the day of purchase, and interest at 16 percent a year.
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A study by Ofcom, the UK communications watchdog, has unearthed some appalling statistics which reveal just how badly the general public treat password security.
According to Ofcom's "Adults' Media Use and Attitudes Report 2013" report, a poll of 1805 adults aged 16 and over discovered that 55% of them used the same password for most - if not all! - websites.
Why does this matter? Well, imagine you are a member of websites X, Y and Z - and you use the same password on each site. If X suffers from a data leak and their password database is accessed, or if hackers manage to work out your password for X, then the bad guys will not only have access to your X account, but Y and Z as well!
If that weren't scary enough, just over a quarter (26%) said that tend to use easy-to-remember passwords such as birthdays or people's names, opening the door for their online accounts to be hacked into by criminals.
It's worrying that so many people are making life so easy for cybercriminals and identity thieves, when it's actually remarkably simple to make strong password security a part of your everyday life.
In my experience, many people say that the reason they use the same password in multiple places, or choose passwords that are easy to guess or crack, is because they believe it's too difficult to remember different passwords for different websites - especially if they're being forced to use non-dictionary words or throw some funny characters into the mix.
And you know what, they're right. It *is* too hard to remember lots of passwords - even if you use a system like the one I show in the following video:
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That's a great method for creating a hard-to-crack, easy-to-remember, password but it doesn't scale if you have to remember dozens of different websites (according to the Ofcom report, the average adult claims to visit 19 different websites in a typical week. That's 24 for men versus 14 for women, fact fans...).
And that's why I recommend using password management software - sometimes known as a password vault - like 1Password, KeePass and Lastpass.
Password management software can remember all your hard-to-crack passwords for you (they can even generate them to make sure they're super complex), and store them securely behind one master password.
Just make sure that your master password is really strong and not one that you'll forget (maybe use my video above to help you create one).
Take care out on the net, and fix your passwords today!Follow @NakedSecurity
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — There were no major surprises amongst the Falcons inactives for Sunday's game against the Chiefs, who will be without four starters on defense.
The inactives for the Falcons include, quarterback Dominique Davis, safety Charles Mitchell, cornerback Robert McClain, center Joe Hawley, tackle Lamar Holmes, defensive ends Lawrence Sidbury and Jonathan Massaquoi.
In addition to playing without suspended outside linebacker Tamba Hali, the Chiefs will be without cornerback Brandon Flowers (foot), free safety Kendrick Lewis (shoulder) and nose tackle Anthony Toribio (ankle), who were declared inactive.
Quarterback Ricky Stanzi, running back Cyrus Gray, tight end Steve Maneri and defensive lineman Allen Bailey were also declared inactive by Kansas City.
Cornerback Jacques Reeves will start for Flowers, safety Abram Elam will start for Lewis and rookie Dontari Poe will start for Toribio.
Matt Ryan, Dirk Koetter form bond on and off the field
VIDEO: Falcons sign Franks, ready for Chiefs
VIDEO: Falcons ready to face Chiefs in Week 1
Akeem Dent ready to take over at middle linebacker
Wednesday's Injury Reports: Falcons vs. Chiefs
Coordinators give their preview of the Kansas City Chiefs
General manager Thomas Dimitroff discusses the 53-man roster
Practice report: Snelling, Owens return from injury
Smith won't say who won their "open competitions" at RG, CB and Returner
Q and A with defensive coordiantor Mike Nolan
Falcons round out their practice squad
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September 9th, 2012
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Ledbetter, You got a lot of SHTML code in your links section (instead of link redirections)…
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Third reload was the charm
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[...] Joe Hawley, tackle Lamar Holmes, defensive ends Lawrence Sidbury and Jonathan Massaquoi. Source: Atlanta Journal-Constitution [...]
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Sidbury again? Come on…
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September 9th, 2012
9:42 pm
I agree JSS, Sidbury should've earned alot of playing time, unless he's hurt!


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Find & share great dishes, not just restaurants.
Find whatever you're craving, see what's good at any restaurant and learn what foodspotters, friends and experts love wherever you go.
Hubby's chile us always good, even if it's hot outside!! :-)
My lovely hubby cooked this - a treat for me coming home from work at the end of a busy week. Shame I can't have a glass of red to go with it....


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I will be there. But I wont arrive till early Friday morning. See you all there.
Can't wait for the book tour. January in San Francisco. Not sure of the date. But I will be there.
I shiver at the thought of spiders, pardon me, VERY BIG SPIDERS. In my house. Just killed a large Wolf spider who had the balls to crawl on the wall next to me.
One cold beer for you Miss Bells. And a jack and ginger for you Miss Steph.
Poolboy number? Reporting for duty…..After a long ass absense. What can I get you girls?
Hello all, been quite awhile since I have been to the site. Glad to see we now have a bar lounge.
Hello island peeps, hows it goin????
Hello Island, been one Hell of a week. Now is the time to relax and have a few brews. "Cracks a cold one, and put feet into to the pool" ahhhhhhh
Good luck brother. Junkie goodwill your way.
any week day works for me. Got my book and ready to go.
Grrr…and mine is being shipped to work. Damn it is probably there, and I cant get to it
I cant believe it will take another 2 1/2 weeks till we see our copies of Earthcore.
Bells if you have a copy of earthcore that will go onto a Kindle, shoot that puppy this way. Want to get started on Earthcore. I just love that story
I am 15% into nocturnal. Really digging the rewrite. Going to take it at a leisurely pace and enjoy this one. Love me some sigler
sitting back and listens to the SMACK TALK!!! Don't mind me……


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Your workouts are important meetings you scheduled with yourself.
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MONTPELIER, Vt. (AP) - The White House has announced that Vermont Gov. Peter Shumlin will serve on a nationwide task force on "Climate Preparedness and Resilience."
A total of 26 officials from around the country, including eight governors, local officials and two tribal representatives, have been named to the panel.
Vermont Public Radio reports that the White House says the task force members will use their firsthand experiences in building climate preparedness and resilience in their communities to inform national policy decisions about climate change and natural disasters.
Shumlin's experience comes from Tropical Storm Irene which caused severe flooding in Vermont and more than $200 million in damage.
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He's an accountant, she works in fundraising — he's a list maker and conqueror, a short stop and attempter of all things; she's a kitchen explorer and dirty dish ignorer, a camera hauler and watcher of bad TV.
We share our 800 square feet in the DC area with a giant scoreboard and a cat named Tiger Lily.
We met sometime during college (go Hokies!). Multiple times, in fact, depending on which one of us you talk to. But you can read about when we started dating here.
And about how Hugh proposed here.
And about the beginning of this blog here.