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Kettlebell Introduction – Kettlebell Classes – Now available in South Dublin, Churchtown, D14 May 2014
Join one of our – NEW Kettlebell Introduction and Kettlebell Basics Classes in South Dublin. We introduce two additional Kettlebell classes to our Fitness Class Timetable in our Dublin based Fitnecise studio, due to increasing demand and the need to … Continue reading
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Pilates Classes in South Dublin, Churchtown Dublin 14 availability – only a few places left.
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Teenagers Kids Martial Arts – Kung Fu Classes (Shaolin) in South Dublin Churchtown Village D14
Martial Arts – Kung Fu Classes for Kids and Teenagers with Mater Dong Yang start 21st, 22nd May 2014 in south Dublin (8th-generation Shaolin Fo Han practitioner). Dong Yang will start to teach two Shaolin Kung Fu, Martial Arts classes for … Continue reading
New Beginners Pilates class starts 7th May 2014 – 8.30pm-9.30pm in South Dublin
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Growing up, Penske associate Aphrodite Felix experienced the positive impact of social service agencies like the ones in her native New York community.
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When London won the bid for the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games we promised that the biggest impact from hosting London 2012 in this part of London would be 'the regeneration of an entire community for the direct benefit for everyone who lives there'. And because east London has such a young, diverse demographic, an inclusive approach is critical to our success.
We make sure that when we are deciding on our strategies, policies and projects, we think about how that will impact on different group of people. We also make sure we engage with diverse groups to help us understand how to deliver a thriving and successful park, accessible and desirable new neighbourhoods, and well-attended venues and events.
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Technology in emerging economies
This interesting article in the Economist highlights the difference between the adoption of a new technology in emerging markets and the diffusion of this technology in the country. This article also mentions some of the challenges faced in bringing large-scale technology-based solutions to the poor in some of the markets Acumen Fund focuses on. If we are to achieve sufficient scale and bring, for example, affordable and effective technology-based health solutions to low-income consumers in these markets, we have to support solutions that recognize and target these potential pitfalls.


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It's a Saturday afternoon and I've been stuck inside my house all day with nothing to do but talk with some CS friends, browse some forums, and watch some videos. Anyways I'm just gonna throw you guys/gals some of the thoughts going on in my head today.
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As much as I needed a new headset, since mine died recently and I don't feel like asking my parents to buy me a new one(they're totally fine financially.. I just don't like making them dish out money
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Do you enjoy rhythm games? Are you just a computer gamer but sometimes you see the fun everyone is having with Rockband and Guitar Hero? Well I am s0me0ne and I HAD the same problem you did my friend. Well sometimes Im just bored but lets cut to the point. After countless seconds of searching on google I have found a game and I fucking love it.
http://www.jamlegend.com this game is THEEEE shit. You can duel your friends and play songs with TAP or TAP and STRUM! The more you play
I thought this was pretty funny and i wanted to share with you guys =)
I've seen everyone of these and have seen the hypothetical dunker the most. 8.5 was pretty funny also =P
So for the passed few days, I've been contemplating on weather or not I should both continue this blog and make an entry at the same time. Originally, I made this blog to get the prize package. Mainly, to add more to this site and with the way I write, I knew I was a shoe-in to be a finalist.
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Just when Louisville fans were getting back into the groove of having a successful football team, Charlie Strong has packed up his toys and headed for warmer weather. He has officially accepted the head coaching position vacated by Mack Brown. Strong accepted this position with Texas a little over a year after turning down a head coach position at Tennessee, stating that Louisville was his home and that he would be loyal to a program that had been loyal to him.
As a fan, I had hoped Strong would stay and build a legacy here. However, it is understandable for a coach to want a position with a storied program like Texas. Strong went 37-15 in his four year tenure at Louisville.
The new coach inherits a program that is making it's inaugural appearance in the ACC, which Louisville joins on July 1.
Several interesting names appear on the list of candidates who could replace Strong. Among them:
- Pat Narduzzi, Michigan State Defensive Coordinator
- Rich Rodriquez, Arizona Head Coach
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- Derek Mason, Sanford Director of Defense
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Report: Spurs' Ginobili 'unlikely' to retire
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The San Antonio Spurs guard struggled throughout the playoffs, and his eight turnovers in Game 6 of the NBA Finals proved costly in his team's loss to the Miami Heat.
"After much thinking, going over and over the bad plays, I feel better and content in spite of the bad outcome, and I find it difficult to believe that I won't play anymore," Ginobili told Argentinian newspaper La Nación.
Ginobili has been with the Spurs since 2002 -- winning three NBA titles playing alongside Tony Parker and Tim Duncan.
The 35-year-old has been plagued by injures the past few seasons and hasn't been the dynamic player he once was, but he still feels he has some gas left in the tank.
"I don't feel exhausted or frustrated playing basketball, I mean not enough to say I'm done," he told the newspaper. "I don't know about everything; I haven't made a decision, but I see it is unlikely that I will not play anymore."
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TONAWANDA (WKBW) October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and a special group of junior high students are sending a silent but strong message of support during their baseball season.
All season, when St. Christopher's varsity baseball team takes the field, there is something very noticeable about their uniforms. They are all wearing pink sleeves, chosen completely by the team.
"And my initial reaction was pink? Really? And their next response was for breast cancer awareness, which as the baseball coach at St. Chris for twenty years, I've never had a team this unselfish," head baseball coach Scott Huber said.
Though they're only 12 and 13 years old, many of these players say they know the importance of what they are doing.
"It shows that we're not afraid to stand up for something that we believe in and we're willing to fight for something," 8th grader Jake Riester said.
"We represent our school and we're coming together as a group to help support breast cancer and raise money and just play the game we love," 8th grader Andrew Crane added.
And the cause hits close to home for many of these players.
Cheryl Jaenecke teaches music at St. Chris's and has been fighting breast cancer for the last 6 years. A fan at many home games, she was a big reason why the team chose to go pink.
"I'm touched, I really am. Because I'm the music person, not the sports person. And for the sports people to think of the music department kind of crosses those barriers," Jaenecke said.
The team's gesture has since taken off. Parents have started a concession stand to fund raise, which will continue even into spring sports at St. Chris's, with all proceeds being donated to help fight breast cancer.
A small color choice by a few kids, now making a big impact in the local community.
"So for these guys to do that one their own, says a lot about them, their families, and the school they go to," coach Huber said.
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The Toronto Maple Leafs are officially eliminated from the playoff race. Head coach Randy Carlyle and star winger Phil Kessel were among the Leafs to express disappointment, even embarrassment, by the way the season ended after last night's 3-0 loss to the Tampa Bay Lightning. Kessel was especially hard on himself, even though he had a breakthrough campaign offensively and is the last player (well, besides Jonathan Bernier) to blame this collapse on. Jonas Siegel of TSN has reaction from the game.
Centre Dave Bolland is likely to miss the rest of the season with that lingering ankle injury. General manager Dave Nonis will have to decide whether or not to re-sign him this offseason. As Michael Traikos of the National Post writes, if Bolland and his agent don't come down significantly from their alleged outrageous contract requests, the Leafs simply can't afford him.
One big reason the Leafs missed the playoffs is defensive breakdowns. But the more important issue is they can't keep the puck out of their own end in the first place, giving the opposition more opportunities to burn them. Tyler Dellow goes into greater detail into the Leafs' one, big issue that is absolutely killing them.
A lot of smart hockey fans are uncovering some pretty cool information about the contributions of NHL defensemen by recording and examining zone entries against. Eric T. explains the significance of zone entries and looks at some numbers from Philadelphia Flyers d-men in part one of a three-part series.
As the playoffs are just around the corner, it's interesting to see how teams adapt and find that extra gear. Justin Bourne of the Backhand Shelf explains how coaches motivate their players, and how that changes when the postseason rolls around.
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Great view of Mt. Rainier from the motel! Hot continental breakfast served daily, free Wi-Fi, microwaves and refrigerators in every room. Close to Northwest Trek Wildlife park. Mt. Rainier, and Alder Lake
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Excellent 10.0
Nice people. Clean. Good breakfast!
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Located only 5 miles to the main entrance to Mt. Rainer. Free Hot continental breakfast served daily, Free Wi-Fi, Brand new mattresses in every room, King rooms available, microwaves, refrigerators, and blow dryers in every room
Overall Rating - Excellent - 187 reviews
Good 7.0
Glass of wine by the fire was lovely
No lift or help with bags
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No breakfast even though website indicates breakfast included.
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Celebrating our centennial! Historic Victorian inn, restaurant and day spa in Ashford, WA, one mile from Mount Rainier National Park. Tower Suites, Queen rooms--all with bath. European antique stained glass windows and furnishings. Charming and comfortable parlor, with fireplace. Outdoor hot tub. Full breakfast. Acclaimed restaurant. Day Spa featuring massag...
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Excellent 9.0
The staff was very kind and helpful. The food was out of this world!
NoIt is a Victorian style that adds charm to the warm welcome you will get at this sweet B&B. The staff was, simply obvious, genuinely concerned about providing a comfortable and relaxing stay. The dinner menu was definitely 5 star! The favors and service were impeccable. Would highly recommend this quiet gem.
Excellent 10.0
The proximity to Mt. Ranier and the lush landscape really set the tone for what was a very cozy stay.
It could use stronger wifi access.I stayed during the slow season, in early May and the low number of tourists resulted in a rather empty hotel. I was in fact the only guest at the time. I made use of the hot tub overlooking their trout pond and the complimentary cooked to order breakfast the next morning was outstanding.
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Gateway Inn & Cabin is located just 50 feet outside Mount Rainier National Park. It is the last stop before the entrance to the southwest route to Paradise, Mt. Rainier. Gateway Inn has cozy individual cabins for nightly rental. They are furnished with beds, shower, bathroom, tv, hot and cold water. Nearby, there are waterfalls, lakes, trails, and National F...
Overall Rating - Okay - 7 reviews
Mediocre 3.0
The cabin, from the outside is adorable. And it is right at the entrance of the park. You can see it from the cabin. And the fridge worked great.
The inside was a whole different story!70's furnishings, dirty shag carpet, left over flip flops of the previous tenant. AND THE MATTRESS was the WORSE I have ever slept on! Woke at least 10 times, my legs were asleep and hips killing me. WORST EVER.You have a TV, but it is clear across the room and is old and 13' screen (if that big). There is a satellite dish for the TV's at the hotel, but ONLY ONE and it controls ALL of them, therefore you have to watch what channel they have chosen in the office. This would be a great hotel - but they need to update it a bit and get NEW MATTRESSES. I could live without the TV - but New carpet and beds would completely turn the place around. Was not worth the $--- that we spent to stay there 1 night. I needed a goon night sleep based on the hikes we were doing the nex...
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It was very near the entrance of Mt. Ranier and the price is the lowest in the area.
There's not enough counter space in the bathroom. The shower pressure is weak and water temperature is not consistent. The sink faucets are reversed, i.e., hot water on the right instead of the left.It's convenient that the inn has a restaurant and a souvenir/convenience store.
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With a stay at Gateway Inn in Ashford, you'll be in the historical district and minutes from Mount Rainier National Park. This inn is within the vicinity of Longmire Museum and High Rock Trailhead. Treat yourself to a stay in one of the 15 guestrooms, featuring fireplaces. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available to keep you connected. Convenience...
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Location, staff, and character of lodging.
NoRight next to entrance of Mt. Rainier Park; Cabins suitable décor for area; staff exceptionally nice and helpful. Restaurant and grocery on location.
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We stayed in one of the log cabins. It was fun and exciting for entire family. The kids had so much fun. The price was reasonable considering it is located at the entrance to Paradise Mt. Rainier National Park.
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Have you seen the view of Mt. Rainier at the Mineral Lake Lodge? It is phenomenal! The view is so spectacular that TV shows like Animal Planet and Dinners Diners and Dives have filmed here. We are the ONLY establishment in the entire Nisqually River Valley that has a view of Mt. Rainier and Mineral Lake. Our three story log structure was built in 1906 to res...
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Jasmer's Fireplace Rooms are super efficient, quaint, romantic, definitely unique original lodging accommodations just outside the main entrance to Mt Rainier National Park.All 3 rooms have fireplaces and separate entrances. Each different in size and vary in amenities slightly. Two rooms have showers for two. WI - FI and local Satellite TV for your enjoym...


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Update: See photos from the exhibition's opening.Dan Witz is painfully familiar with the sweat-stained violence of New York hardcore punk concerts. Attending shows in Brooklyn and Long Island by the bands Agnostic Front and Vision of Disorder, Witz has suffered black eyes, a broken finger, and vario ... More >>
As the days wind down to November 5--when New Yorkers will choose their first post-Bloomberg leader--the prospects for City Hall continue their mad dash for donors, seeking large contributions from New York's most powerful elites. Spearheading that movement is City Council Speaker and Democratic fro ... More >>
Ever since the faculty of New York University's core division, the School of Arts and Sciences, voted no confidence in the administration of President John Sexton in March, Sexton has been on a charm offensive, promising angry professors that he will solicit their input and try to be a better listen ... More >>
The best video collection in New York was shipped to a Sicilian town with a promise that it would be kept accessible to cinephiles. Here's what really happened to it.
Recently I had the pleasure of interviewing Milton Glaser, the 82-year-old graphic designer behind, to name just a few, the "I Love New York" logo, the DC Comics "DC bullet" logo, the famous Bob Dylan poster, and, of course, New York Magazine, which he founded with Clay Felker in 1968, for my articl ... More >>
DorothyParker.comSad news today for the old(er) New York includes Cooper Union denying St. Mark's Bookshop a lower rent to help keep them in business. And in other news of historic import, Dorothy Parker's childhood home, a 1890s limestone row house at 214 West 72nd Street, is slated for poss ... More >>
BreerA pioneering kinetic sculptor, a key member of the great generation of American avant-garde filmmakers, and one of the most influential animators in cinema history, Robert Breer died last Thursday at age 84. Trained as an engineer before he became a painter, Breer spent much of the 1950 ... More >>
Last year's Israeli Apartheid Week event at Columbia's Low Plaza.Well, that was quick. We were looking forward to covering "Party to End Apartheid!," an Israeli Apartheid Week event on March 5 at the LGBT Center, where those two worlds would collide. Our excitement was short-lived. Pornograp ... More >>
Author Jana LeoIf someone strolls into your building because the front door's lock is broken, forces his way into your apartment, and then rapes you at gunpoint, can you sue your landlord? The answer is yes, of course. And a new book, Rape New York, by conceptual artist and former Cooper Union p ... More >>
Courtesy Minnie McSorley, from her Facebook pageYesterday we mentioned that Minnie, the McSorley's cat facing a lawsuit from a woman who claims she was "seriously injured" by the mid-sized feline, has a Facebook page. Curious to hear Minnie's perspective on her legal drama, we got in touch, a ... More >>
Have you heard? Today is our 55th Birthday! YAYYYYYYYYYYYYY! As such, we've made a list of things you can buy us for it. After all, you know how much all of this costs you, the reader? Nothing. So you've obviously got the extra scratch lying around. Without further ado, here is what you should ge ... More >>
Goldman Sachs, says Mike Bloomberg, "may not have done anything wrong and may have done everything right." "You've got to wait and give them the benefit of the doubt," says the mayor who rushed to condemn Plaxico Burress, several fire chiefs tied to the Deutsche Bank fire, and pro ... More >>
The Daily News front page today is all about how Mort Zuckerman's friend Mayor Mike Bloomberg is feeling hurt by the White House's failure to give him a heads-up about President Obama's Cooper Union visit to deliver a speech on financial reform. The Voice has obtained an exclusive transcrip ... More >>
A Delancey Street displacement drama, in which both sides—Chinese families and new tenants—seem pretty clueless about each other.
On February 28, a Tea Party demonstration in New York's City Hall Park drew about 250 protesters who decried President Obama as a socialist, a communist, and the second coming of Hitler. This evening's Tea Party on the edge of the same park was much, much bigger -- stretching on the west sidewalk fr ... More >>
It wasn't your overdue mortgage.
How the mogul politician hatched his latest ploy to stay in play
The richest joke is on us: Wherever it is he stands, he's running
The city moves west in an alternate-history novel
The saga of old P.S. 64 is a real education
Art that is like a detective report or a communiqué from a secret agent
Starbucks boldly markets its mild music blend
Inauguration Protest: Washington, D.C., and New York City
From protests to plays and films to forums, New York 'makes nice' with the RNC
Investigating Imperialism With Julian LaVerdiere
Emerging Dance Troupes Move to Their Own Beat
What the Clintons Got
Classical Music Builds to a Crescendo
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CUNYs Curriculum Debate
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Hope everyone's been enjoying their spring breaks!
I've been out of touch with the internet all week so here's a little news round-up of the latest:
Musician and internet sweetheart AJ Rafael is looking for an intern!
The US Department of Housing and Urban Development urges the APIA community to fight discrimination and prejudice when dealing with rentals, property ownership, and real estate.
APIA Vote is looking for summer interns (Stipend included!)
The White House Asian American and Pacific Islander Initiative has put out their weekly highlights, click through for some great progress from the White House
The credibility of this letter is still being debated, but an employer sent out some "friendly and helpful advice" to an Asian American applicant. Obviously, racism ensues.
And a bit late, but here's a great book on Afro-Asian relations in history. Thought it'd be a nice read in response to Mayweather's racist comments on Jeremy Lin and media in general trying to create racial tension for more ratings.


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New submitter mazinger writes "In Hawaii, a bill has been proposed to retain data on Internet users and the sites they visit. Apparently, there is also no requirement for a warrant to obtain the information from service providers. The bill affects not only ISPs but also coffee shops and anyone providing Internet access."


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The Miami Dolphins are off today but that doesn't mean there are a few things that can be dug up to talk about. While most of the talk is centered around the Dolphins QB position and the battle between David Garrard and Matt Moore and of course the closing Ryan Tannehill, there are other QB's out there that warrant some discussion.
Like the teams 2012 opposing QB's.
Perusing the various Miami Dolphins fan forums, I cam across an interesting thread post on the forum of our good friends Finheaven.com. One of their posters took a quick look at the upcoming schedule only to find that the opposing QB's could be ideal match-up's for a Dolphins defense that is switching systems. Perhaps a match-up that may be sound enough to get the Dolphins moving into a playoff hunt if everything else goes well.
The Dolphins open with Matt Schaub and the Texans. The only NFL team they have never beaten at least one time. Schaub is a high-end QB but some believe he is not reaching the potential he has to become elite. For the Dolphins, they will face him week 1 coming off a season ending injury last year.
For all the hoopla surrounding the hold-out and subsequent blockbuster trade with the Oakland Raiders, Carson Palmer was unable to lift the team to a higher level. Palmer is still struggling to become the QB that so many thought he would be in Cincinnati. The Dolphins will face off with Palmer in week 2.
In week 3 and in week 8 the Dolphins will face division rival New York. Whether the QB is Mark Sanchez or Tim Tebow, neither QB is consistent enough from week to week to put a scare into anyone. With the games still being rival games, it's likely that either QB will be playing at an efficient level and it should be noted that while Tony Sparano doesn't know the new Dolphins defense, he does know most of the players on it.
When week 4 rolls around the Dolphins likely face Kevin Kolb and the Cardinals. Kolb was a blockbuster traded QB like Palmer but has not come close to the player the Cardinals hoped he would be. If Kolb isn't the guy, John Skelton will be.
Last season, Andy Dalton came out of nowhere and was invited to the annual Pro-Bowl as an alternate QB. The Dolphins will face the sophomore in week 5. Can Dalton build on the success he has last year or will he succombe to the sophomore jinx? Dalton showed last year that he has the tools to be a good QB but was last year a fluke? Either way the Dolphins will face a young QB early.
Week 6 has the Dolphins matching up with the St. Louis Rams. The bi-line will be Joe Philbin vs. Jeff Fisher in a clash of Stephen Ross coaching candidates. On the field, Sam Bradford has been a large disappointment due to his inability to stay fully healthy. Of course he gets knocked around quite a bit. Bradford can be a good QB but the Dolphins should be able to apply enough pressure to rattle him.
Week 9, after the team comes back from the bye week and a face off with the Jets, the Dolphins will face 8 game NFL starter Andrew Luck. While Luck may perform well his rookie season, the Colts themselves have a lot more issues on both sides of the ball and Luck is likely to pay for the teams offensive line woes.
Will it be Jake Locker or Matt Hasselbeck when the team plays Tennessee in Miami on November 11th in week 10? Locker is the young gunslinger and future of the team but has struggled since opening Titan camp strong. Hasselbeck has entered his twilight years in the NFL.
The Dolphins will face the Buffalo Bills Ryan Fitzpatrick twice barring injury or demotion. The Bills QB is nothing close to elite but is capable of beating the Dolphins and has shown that ability as well. The Dolphins though are not intimidated by the veteran QB and it's possible that a slow start by the Bills offense could put Fitzpatrick on the bench. A move that would likely bring Tyler Thigpen onto the field.
The Dolphins will find another story heading into week 12 when Joe Philbin and company face off against the likely to be starting Matt Flynn. The same Flynn the team opted against in free agency. If Flynn doesn't start, Tarvaris Jackson may.
Tom Brady is the only elite QB that the Dolphins will face all season. They will of course face him twice and have shown consistently an ability to rattle him. So it's not of the question that the defense finds a way to shut him down. The question is can they do it for 4 quarters a game?
Finishing out the season (not including the two remaining games against the Bills and Pats, the Dolphins will face off against Alex Smith's 49'ers whose offense is potent in spite of Smith's ability. In week 15, the Dolphins will face either Blaine Gabbert or Chad Henne. If training camp is any indication, both QB's may be on the bench by the team week 15 rolls around.
Nothing is ever guaranteed and any player can find a way to win in the NFL. Overall, while some of the teams have very good defenses or solid offenses, the QB's that the Dolphins will face are relatively middle of the pack in terms of consistency, experience, or ability. Of all the QB's they will face, they could possibly play against Chad Henne, Matt Flynn, Matt Hasselbeck, Alex Smith, and Tyler Thigpen, all players they have either showed interest in, had on the team, or worked out.
Should be an interesting 2012.
Tags: Andrew Luck David Garrard Miami Dolphins Ryan Tannehill Tim Tebow Tom Brady


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Full Disclosure
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On Wed, 2005-10-12 at 16:36 -0400, Shell wrote:
I just found a vulnerability in Linksys WRT54G routers.
It loads the page after action
http://192.168.1.1/apply.cgi?action=../ returns the setup page
http://192.168.1.1/apply.cgi?action=../blah returns that the file does not exist
Confirmed, however authentication is required. Still a vulnerability in
the system and worth patching though.
It's worth noting that there is alternative firmware available for this
device such as OpenWRT http://www.openwrt.org .
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My friends would know that I am pretty much dependent on my cellphone, because it's pretty much my (a) mode of communication with everyone, (b) planner, and (c) my "Kindle".
If you'd ask me, Wattpad is probably one of the applications I use the most (next to Twitter)! I love how you can easily download books for free! :)
For this Wattpad Wednesday, I'm going to share to all of you one of my favorite short stories - Cherry Knots by hepburnettes.
Cherry Knots only has 12 parts which is perfect for quick reads when you're bored in school, in class (hahaha don't read while your teacher is discussing something!!), on your way home, etc. It's a story about how Declan and Eloise fell in love while mastering the art of cherry knotting.
I won't tell you their entire love story, because it's seriously going to be your loss if you won't read the story, no pun intended! The story is well-written, and there was never a dull part. As you progress through the story, you will want to learn how to tie a knot using a cherry (I know I did!), and wish that there were more chapters to it.
Here's the link to the story: http://www.wattpad.com/story/7728270-cherry-knots
Comment down below your current read on Wattpad and let's exchange stories and stuff! Hahahah sounds like a book club!! Wooot :)
X, Trish <3
Ps. This is my first time writing something like this (and I honestly have no clue what I'm doing haha) so please leave suggestions in the comment box as to how I can improve this segment on my blog! Thanks everyone :D


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Scratch my back or pull up my pants? Why does life give me such difficult choices? Scratch my back it is!
Butt Cracks Behind Bars - Tonight On Dateline.
4 months earlier
Tattoo Artist - So stop when I get to the butt crack right?
Butt Crack Guy - No way dog. Let that ink run into cracksville. I like to give my proctologist a surprise when I come in for an exam.
Sadly this man's butt crack hair has decided to travel north for the summer.
Watch out kid! That butt crack is giving you the evil eye.


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The Adjunct Revolt: How Poor Professors Are Fighting Back
Can a budding labor movement improve the lives of non-tenured faculty—and, in the process, fix higher education?
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The Adjunct Revolt: How Poor Professors Are Fighting Back
Can a budding labor movement improve the lives of non-tenured faculty—and, in the process, fix higher education?
Read more. [Image: Jamie Long]
Does Traditional College Debate Reinforce White Privilege?
Minority participants aren't just debating resolutions—they're challenging the terms of the debate itself.
Read more. [Image: Donna McWilliam/AP Photo]
Are College Degrees Inherited?
Nothing is more American than the belief in second chances. But the latest College Board/National JournalNext America Poll suggests that the choices young people make as they complete high school echo with surprising power throughout their lives.
Underscoring the stakes of the next step teenagers take after completing high school, the poll found that those who advanced immediately to some form of postsecondary education—either to a two- or four-year college or to vocational training—were more than three times as likely to report ever having obtained a degree than those who moved from high school straight into the workforce. Even counting those who are still seeking but haven't yet obtained a postsecondary credential, the ratio remains 3-to-1.
Read more. [Image: Luis Gustavo Leme/Flickr]
How Higher Ed Contributes to Inequality
In 2011, Cornell political scientist Suzanne Mettler highlighted poll results showing a striking phenomenon: About half of the Americans receiving federal assistance in paying college tuition or medical bills believe they have never benefited from a government social program. The results are evidence of what Mettler has termed "the submerged state"—a series of policies, like tuition tax credits or federally-guaranteed student loans, that are practically invisible to citizens. That invisibility, she argues, erodes public support for the very idea of government playing an active role in people's lives.
Now in a new book, Degrees of Inequality, Mettler reveals how, over the past 60 years, American higher-education policy has gone from being visible and effective (the GI Bill and the Pell grant program) to being invisible and inefficient ($32 billion in federal funding for for-profit colleges with abysmal graduation rates). Congressional polarization along party lines, it turns out, played a major role, as did plummeting federal and state support for four-year public universities.
I spoke with Mettler about why Republicans and reform-minded Democrats switched positions on for-profit colleges; why the liberal arts are underrated and MOOCs (massive open online courses) are overrated; and why corporate lobbyists are able to achieve so much influence in Washington for relatively little money.
Read more. [Image: Butch Dill/AP Photo]
Why Hasn't Congress Investigated Corruption in the NCAA?
PED use in baseball merited a Congressional hearing. A similar investigation should be probing into educational institutions' use of athletics and athletes for profit.
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Of Course Student-Athletes Are University Employees
Are college athletes university employees? It's a question that has gripped the sports world since January, when a group of Northwestern University football players petitioned the National Labor Relations Board to form a union. The debate has only intensified since March 26, when a regional director in Chicago surprised many by granting the players' petition.
The backbone of regional director Peter Sung Ohr's 24-page ruling that the players are employees and thus have the right to form a union was the exhaustive description of the responsibilities and time-consuming demands of Northwestern football players. The judge said the evidence put forth by the team members, led by former quarterback Kain Colter and the College Athletes Players Association, showed that football "student-athletes" at Northwestern spend 40 to 50 hours a week on football-related activities for the duration of the regular season and bowl season, and have a virtual year-round commitment to the program. Thus, they are employees under the National Labor Relations Act, Ohr concluded.
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Is College Really Harder to Get Into Than It Used to Be?
"The myth of selectivity, that college admissions gets harder with each passing year, is both true and untrue."
Read more. [Image: Jacquelyn Martin/AP Photo]
The Myth of Working Your Way Through College
Once upon a time, a summer spent scooping ice cream could pay for a year of college. Today, the average student's annual tuition is equivalent to 991 hours behind the counter.
Read more. [Image: Columbia Pictures]
Stressed About College Admissions? At Least You're Not Lincoln's Kid
It's 1859. Your father is a prominent Republican and former member of Congress; soon, he'll be nominated to run for president of the United States. You're a fresh-faced 16-year-old, just arrived in Cambridge, Massachusetts, from Illinois. You're living the dream still shared by students across America: Enrolling in Harvard College. Veritas shall be yours.
And then you fail the entrance exam. Major bummer.
This is not the sepia-toned fever dream of a future history major, suffering night terrors as he anxiously awaits admissions decisions on April 1. No, this was the unfortunate fate of Robert Todd Lincoln, the 16th president's oldest son. He failed the test he needed to get into college because of "limited preparation," wrote historian James T. Hickey, which presumably means "he didn't study."
Read more. [Image: Thomas Evanson/Flickr]
Which College—and Which Major—Will Make You Richest?
A Bachelor of Science from Harvey Mudd College, the small California science and engineering school, is the most valuable college degree in America.
Stanford's computer science program pays off more than any single major in the country.
For the best dollar-for-dollar investment, nothing beats the University of Virginia.
As those three (all true) facts illustrate, there are many ways to answer the question What's the most valuable college education in the country? Every year PayScale, the largest private tracker of U.S. salaries, tries to answer the question. This year they released their findings in an elegant site that you can play with here. They also shared their hard data with The Atlantic, which we used to do some further calculations.
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"Every time you smile at someone, it is an action of love, a gift to that person, a beautiful thing."
Related quotes
"You can shed tears that she is gone,
or you can smile because she has lived.
You can close your eyes and pray that she'll come back,
or you can open your eyes and see all she's left.
Your heart can be empty because you can't see her,
or you can be full of the love you shared.
You can turn your back on tomorrow and live yesterday,
or you can be happy for tomorrow because of yesterday.
You can remember her only that she is gone,
or you can cherish her memory and let it live on.
You can cry and close your mind,
be empty and turn your back.
Or you can do what she'd want:
smile, open your eyes, love and go on."
"People who love only once in their lives are. . . shallow people. What they call their loyalty, and their fidelity, I call either the lethargy of custom or their lack of imagination."
"It's always nice to have someone in your life who can make you smile even when they're not around."


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Geo storm running rough
Geo storm running rough
turbo rich
This is my 1st post here. I just purchased a 1992 Geo Storm for my daughter & I am having a few issues. Maybe someone can point me in the right direction.
It is the strom 1.6 liter SOHC 5 speed.
I replaced the plugs, wires, cap & dist. rotor as well as the oil & filter. The car idles kinda rough but not all that bad, it's when you drive it that you can feel it missing. It passed emmissions, but barely & the tech said it was running rough probally due to a lazy o2 sensor. He also sais he believes it has a missfire because the hyrdocarbons were high when he let off of the accellerator.
No check engine light.
Any ideas or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks, Rich
my gammar and spell suck hope you can read and under stand it
i would change the 02 first, then chick the timing. my friend storm we had to reset the timing. if that don't help check the compresson i wont to say it 70-110 is good but i could be wrong. when you replaced the dist. you might of jumped the timing back. my friends car set about just a little over a grand and its runs like its new. then again we he first got it we doged the hell out of it. just to see if the motor was goint to blow or not. but yea he has had it for 5 years and we just pulled the motor b/c we found that dubble over head cam motor and rebuild it and gave it some goods. and now he keeps up we stock rx8s but i dont think you daughtor is going to be playing with cars well i hope not
sorry for the grammer and spelling
given the chance every one plays at some point but yet, check the timing and compression. replace the o2 you will find most times the o2 is the prob, if that does not work then again check the timing and compression, if for what ever reason its still doing to i would and if the money is there go pull a head form the some storm in a junk yard and have it rebuilt and put that on it, you might have valve that are sticking but are not making nose. all so check the motor and trany mounts they are go bad and when you driving you can get whats call torque rap it will make the car seem as if its miss firing. all it is is this the motor is rocking back to far and missing up the drive line angle.
Jonny Roden
If you just replaced the Distributor than I would try adjusting the timing on that a little bit at a time it is on a slider. I would try and mark or make sure you know where it was at before you move it than try moving it one way if that makes it worse try moving it the other way. If that dont work make sure all the gaps are set right on your plugs. I would also get a compression tester and test your cylinders.
Jonny Roden
I have a 93 geo storm and I paked it for a couple months once when I parked it it ran fine but when I went to pull it out of my shop it was running like crap come to find out my timing belt had somehow jumped out of time just enough where it would start and run but it ran rough and you could feel it miss, sounds like to me you are having a timing issue. Once I tore it apart and realigned the timing belt it runs like a top this actually not very hard to do but it is time consuming.I noticed that on your post you said it might be the 02 sensor but I thought id let know my 02 sensor is cut on mine its never been hooked up in the 6 years I have had owned it and I have never had a problem with that it has ALWAYS ran like a TOP Without an 02 sensor hooked up so I doubt that your 02 sensor is causing it to run like that: I'm not saying that its not a possibility I would just try unplugging the 02 sensor and see how it runs with it unplugged it cant hurt nothin to try maybe thats why mine was cut before I owned it but its got 280,000 miles on it and this thing runs like a champ without an 02 sensor.
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Obama returning to Chicago to celebrate his 50th birthday
Stella's column WITH STELLA FOSTER firstname.lastname@example.com June 22, 2011 10:04PM
President Barack Obama
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Updated: September 24, 2011 12:20AM
T HE SCOOP: IT IS MY UNDERSTANDING that President Barack Obama will be celebrating his 50th birthday in the Windy City. The president's actual birthday is Aug. 4 and a big blowout fund-raiser is being planned for him the day before.
THE president celebrated his 49th in Chi-Town, and during that time he came in to stomp for his good pal, Alexi Giannoulias, who was the state treasurer at the time and was campaigning for Obama's old Senate seat, which he lost to Republican Mark Kirk. The POTUS also celebrated his b-day with his close friends Oprah Winfrey, Gayle King, Marty Nesbitt, Dr. Eric Whitaker and Valerie Jarrett at the Graham Elliot restaurant on West Huron, where Chef Elliot serves up unusual cuisine that is quite tasty and might just make you laugh out loud, as well.
I LOVE that our president is a Leo, because I celebrate my birthday on Aug. 6. And a little-known fact: Politicos Carol Moseley Braun (Aug. 16) and Roland Burris (Aug. 3), both of whom have occupied that prestigious U.S. Senate seat, are also Leos. And so was my late and great boss, Irv "Kup" Kupcinet (July 31).
JUST IN: THE NEW president pro tempore of the City Council, Ald. Michelle A. Harris (8th), will be honored June 29 at the Riva restaurant at Navy Pier. The co-chairs are Mayor Rahm Emanuel, Ald. Ed Burke, Ald. Carrie Austin and Ald. Patrick J. O'Connor. Harris will chair the Council meetings when the mayor is absent and, by the way, her aunt, the late Ald. Lorraine Dixon, held the same position in the late Mayor Richard J. Daley administration.
TASTY NEWS: WLS-Channel 7's Janet Davies will be kicking off the Illinois Lottery's new instant ticket game, "Wheel of Fortune," at the opening festivities 10:30 a.m. Friday at the Taste of Chicago. A dozen Vanna White look-alikes will be on hand. On Monday, Davies will host the Broadway in Chicago Concert at Petrillo Music Shell at the Taste.
SUMMER BREEZE: "Fashion on My Mind" luncheon honoring Circuit Court Clerk Dorothy Brown is Sunday at the Sabre Room in Hickory Hills. I heard she will be announcing that she is running for re-election for 2012.
POTTER FANS: Chief Warlock Tim King and his Urban Prep Academies students have snared, once again, an advance private screening of the next Potter phenom movie, "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2." The fund-raiser screening for the schools starts at 6 p.m. July 14 in the Navy Pier IMAX theater with a magical reception to follow. The organizers are offering an Early Owl discount for tickets purchased before June 30. So all you kiddie wizards and witches are welcome as long as you are over 9 years of age and, of course, accompanied by adult witches & wizards. So get on your brooms and fly in. The movie opens nationwide July 15. For more info: www.urbanprep.org/hp
BOOK IT: Radio's Shirley Strawberry, a member of Steve Harvey's TV/radio shows, in town to sign her new book Strawberry Letter from 1 to 4 p.m today at Walgreens at 35th & King Drive. . . . Comic/author Debbie Sue Goodman signing My Husband the Stranger at the Barnes & Noble at DePaul University at noon today. . . . Also, the legendary Chi-Sound Records exec/producer Carl Davis, 76, has written a most informative book on his illustrious career in the music biz titled The Man Behind the Music. His soulful artists from the mid-'60s included the Chi-Lites, Sam Cooke, Jackie Wilson and Tyrone Davis.
THE TV SCENE: Sports reporter Kenny McReynolds snared a one-on-one interview with Mayor Emanuel that will air at 7 a.m. Saturday on ME-TV and 10 a.m. Sunday on WCIU-TOO. The mayor talks about his love of basketball and said, "The gangs in Englewood left Derrick Rose alone because they knew he was going to be special." . . . Consul General of Israel for the Midwest Orli Gil and his deputy, Shahar Arieli, will be guests on the Munir Muhammad show Sunday on Channel 19.
EATIN' OUT: New CPS head Jean-Claude Brizard and new Police Supt. Garry McCarthy dined separately at Italian Village. . . . Actor John O'Hurley ate lunch at RL. . . . "Real Housewives of New York" star Ramona Singer dined at Sunda while Pauly Shore stopped by the Underground.
BIRTHDAY PEOPLE: Radio's Joe Soto, Secretary of State Jesse White , WGN-Channel 9's Nancy Loo and the Rev. Clay Evans. On Friday: Cuttie Bacon and publicist Iman Jefferson. On Saturday: Jamie Foster Brown, Channel 9's Mark Suppelsa and daughter, Ava. On Sunday: Publicist Sheila King and golden sweetie Alice Kot, 80, and anniversary wishes to Mike & Hermine Leiderman. On Monday: Former Bear Doug Buffone.
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Favorite Graphic Novel Of The Moment | Red Hulk: Scorched Earth
Jeff parker & Gabriel Hardman's new run on Red Hulk might just be one of my favorite things going on at Marvel right now that I'm not reading in single issues. Jeff Parker's writing on Thunderbolts has elevated that book to my favorite Avenger-related title, but now after reading the most recent collection of Parker's Red Hulk issues, I have a new found love for The Red Hulk that I never thought was possible.
Jeff Loeb's run on the Red Hulk turned me off of that character. The reveal of the Red Hulk being Thunder Bolt Ross uneventful and obvious from the first issue Loeb wrote. Jeff Parker has found a way to reinvigorate the Red Hulk. General Thunderbolt Ross should not be as engaging as he is within this title as he is, but the dynamic Parker has created for the character is highly engaging. The Red Hulk is nothing more than an old burnt-out general who the world believes is dead. After coming to terms with his new powers and realizing his war against Bruce Banner was for nothing agrees to do secret missions for Steve Rogers, and his handler is none other than the real Hulk, Bruce Banner. It's a premise that probably shouldn't work but it does, and in a superb manner.
Former Hulk artist Ed McGuinness, has always delivered amazing covers and interiors for the various Hulk books, but Gabriel Hardman's art style feels more suited to the overall look Marvel is currently going for in their titles. It's a classic superhero style that has enough photo-realistic elements to it to keep it grounded and visually in-line with the rest of Marvel's Avenger-related titles. Ed McGuinness is a great comic book artist and among my top favorites of all-time, but it's such a nice change to see Marvel letting another artist take a crack at drawing The Red Hulk.
Hardman's art looks comparable to Captain America artist Mitch Breitweiser's style. It's classic, gritty and action packed. The downside of this trade is that the last issue within the collection is drawn by Ed McGuinness, and it's a drastic change of pace and style after reading several issues illustrated by Gabriel Hardman.
As mentioned earlier, the new Red Hulk narrative has each issue as a stand-alone issue story. Steve Rogers and Bruce Banner dispatch The Red Hulk about various Doomsday scenarios created by M.O.D.O.K & The Leader and it's up to the Red Hulk to stop them. General Thunderbolt Ross has become the most interesting of Steve Roger's Secret Avengers. The new Red Hulk series has the Red Hulk at all ends of the Marvel Universe, attempting to stop all kinds of Doomsday events set in motion. Jeff Parker is writing fun comics, that involve little knowledge of the surprisingly dense Red Hulk continuity.
Between Thunderbolts and Red Hulk, Jeff Parker is quickly becoming my favorite writer at Marvel, and hopefully Marvel realizes what an asset Parker is to the greater continuity of their comics. Parker's comics are fun, simple and not usually tied into all of the extraneous events going on in Marvel's continuity. Red Hulk: Scorched Earth contains Red Hulk #25-30 and is a great package that catches up old and new Readers on the status of The Red Hulk and Bruce Banner.
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Nmap Development
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Hello nmap-dev,
I began thinking that the best way to test some aspects of the
dynamic timing engine of Ncrack, is to use it against many different
kinds of services.
There are 2 different things I am planning for the moment:
1) Begin writing the telnetd module. As you probably know, telnet
doesn't have a standard way of letting you know if your
authentication succeeded (if there was a need for one) like ftp does
with the special number codes. Since, Ncrack will need to be able to
understand any exotic routers/switches/printers/devices that have
telnetd enabled, it will probably have to know what kind of
different replies to expect for each authentication phase. A typical
telnetd session goes like this:
Trying XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX...
Connected to XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX.
Escape character is '^]'.
"Banner goes here"
User Access Verification
Username: test
% Authentication failed
User Access Verification
... etc
The main problem is to be able to discern when we succeed and when
we failed. Afaik most devices just show up a prompt when you login
and that is usually just the symbol '>', although this can possibly
change to '#' or something different than that.
Based on your experience with the telnetd services, what do you
think are the most common prompts and the most common 'failed
authentication' messages? We will need to gather all of them
eventually so if you have in mind any exotic device that uses
something more peculiar, feel free to inform me.
2) I want to test Ncrack against 'strange' service configurations.
One such example is a service that gives you the results with an
exponential delay after each authentication attempt. So for the
first attempt of a connection the results (whether we succeeded or
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Dhiren Singh1,2, Daniel W O'Connor1
1Department of Psychological Medicine, Monash University, Melbourne, Australia; 2Peninsula Mental Health Service, Melbourne, Australia
Abstract: Antipsychotic medication is the mainstay of treatment in elderly patients with psychosis. In recent years, second generation antipsychotics have come to be preferred. Longacting risperidone is the first such antipsychotic available for use in this vulnerable group of patients and offers an attractive alternative to traditional medications. The available literature revealed that long-acting risperidone is generally well tolerated and is effective in treating both the positive and negative symptoms of schizophrenia. Despite a lack of randomized trials and head-to-head studies, it appears to be a useful addition to the treatment armory for patients with chronic psychosis who require a depot preparation. Further research into its endocrine and metabolic side effects is needed.
Keywords: risperidone, long-acting injection, old age, efficacy, safety
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The season was been canceled last week by Superintendent Charles Rinaldi, but parents and students complained his decision was unfair because 15 students were not present when the fight took place.
Dr. Ross Runfola, a professor of sports sociology at Medaille College, said the decision to reverse the superintendent's original punishment sends the wrong message about such dangerous behavior.
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A front boss is a member of the family who acts for The Don and on behalf of the boss in public view (e.g. the media, commission meetings or even meetings). A front boss is intended to deceive authorities, the public, other families and some times even members within his own family, and there by protect the real boss from surveillance, prosecution, assassination attempts etc.
A front boss may take some decisions himself, but may be required to clear or take direction on certain decisions or matters from the boss.
Tony Salerno was front boss for Vincent Gigante.
The underboss is the second in command overall, he assists the boss and makes decisions on behalf of the boss especially when the boss is unavailable, e.g. ill or in prison.
The underboss will often deal with internal disputes and discipline while the boss (or frontboss) deals with matters that involve different families, though this is not a hard and fast rule.
In some families at some times in history the underboss has essentially been a faction leader who has agreed to aquiesce to the boss in the interest of the family. E.g. Neil Dellacrocce led the more street orientated or "blue collar" crews of the Gambino family while Paul Castellano ran the white collar big business side of the family.
The consiglieri or counsellor is below the boss but on the same level as the underboss.
The consiglieri's role is to act as an impartial adviser to the boss.
As such the consiglieri will usually not have many direct reports, though he may have one or two soldiers or captains who report to to him, often people who he has persoally mentored e.g Anthony Casso reported direct to Christie Furnari who was the Luchesse consiglieri.
This lack of direct reports reduces the likely hood of bias in advising the boss, as the consiglieri will not benefit directly from any advice they provide in order to resolve internal disputes.
A consiglieri will usually be an older member of the family, though this is not universally true. E.g. Sammy "the bull" Gravano was consiglieri to John Gotti in his 40s.
Consiglieri's are an important part of a Mafia.
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street boss, is A top Capo which has many soldiers beneath him and carries out pick-ups and extortion and is the first enforcer to hit a rival family
Also called "capo", is a high ranking member in a mafia that had been made into a member. Similar to a captain in the military, this person is the head of a grouping of soldiers and reports directly to a boss or underboss.
Soldier, soldati, made man, button man (because they have their "button"), wise guy. This is the lowest ranking "official" or made "on the books" member of a family. Soldiers run their own enterprises though some soldiers may be assigned to overlook or manage particular family businesses. E.g. a soldier may run a union, perhaps even taking an official union role such as business manager on behalf of the family.
In addition soldiers may run their own crews of connected made guys.
An associate or "connected guy" is not a full or "made" member of the family. Unless you are Italian (meaning you have a traceable, unbroken Italian, preferably Sicilian lineage and not just an Italian last name), then this is as far as you can go in the Mafia. A connected guy is vouched for by a made guy and is said to be "on the record" WITH a family. or easier way put it is somebody that's in but doesn't really have much rights in the family Connected guys are "sponsored" by a made man. When a made man sponsors an associate the associate is said to be "on the record" with the made man. The made man is then responsible for disciplining, training a
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