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Sebastian Vettel set the pace in Friday's practice in Abu Dhabi, beating Mark Webber and Lewis Hamilton...
Red Bull:
Sebastian Vettel: "It's difficult to say today how we compare to the others, we know the Lotus is quick here, but we also had decent pace today. It's not always so easy at this circuit with the conditions changing throughout the day; we start in the sun and finish at night and the track temperature changes during that time. But, no big issues, so I'm pretty happy."
Mark Webber: "The second session today was more representative of the race and qualifying than the first, due to the time of day and temperatures. It was a lot about the tyres today; I think the soft tyre will hold out better here than it did last week. It wasn't a bad feeling for the first day, we got the information we needed, so let's see how we get on tomorrow. We'll go through everything tonight and try to understand the car on both tyre compounds."
Lewis Hamilton: "Today was a fairly standard Friday programme for us, although the second session is always more valuable here as it's so much more reflective of the race conditions. As the temperatures cool down, the characteristics of the car change and you get an increase in understeer, so the main challenge is to try and pre-empt the set-up that you're going to need. Physically it gets easier when the sun goes down but you don't even notice the visibility change as they do such a good job of lighting the track. A decent start today but there's a lot of work ahead of us over the weekend and we'll give it everything we can as always."
Nico Rosberg: "We didn't learn a great deal during the first practice session today as it was so hot and we won't have those conditions in qualifying or the race. I struggled a little on the option tyres but was able to find a better rhythm when we switched to the primes. It should be an interesting race from a strategy perspective as the tyres seem to be right on the limit of one or two stops. Our aim is to be the best of the rest again which I'm quite confident we can achieve and score some important points."
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Kimi Raikkonen: "The car feels okay and we had a pretty normal Friday. The shorter chassis feels okay here, but I didn't drive it back to back with the longer one so it's difficult to say which is better. We're still trying to get rid of some understeer, but on this circuit it feels better so far. As always, there are some improvements we can make to the car so let's see what happens tomorrow."
Romain Grosjean: "It's been a pretty good day even if we missed time in the later session whilst the brakes were worked on. We also had a little vibration that needed looking at, but it wasn't the end of the world. The car feels pretty good as we saw with the fastest time in the first session, so I'm sure we'll get on top of everything we need to for tomorrow."
Sergio Perez: "This was a productive day for the whole team - I felt really comfortable with the car in both sessions, and really enjoyed my time on the track today. I feel happy with my car, and I don't expect to change too much. Normally, we change quite a lot on the car between Friday and Saturday in order to refine the balance and set-up, but I don't think we'll be doing too much of that tonight. The Option tyre is performing quite a lot better than it was in India. While I think we feel more comfortable with the softer tyre, it'll still be difficult to make a one-stop strategy work on Sunday. Tomorrow, I'd like to see us get into Q3."
Jenson Button: "It was a pretty good day in terms of understanding the car. Our direction with the set-up looks reasonably good, too. I also think both tyres are working reasonably well around here. I got my fastest lap on my first attempt on the Option tyre, which most people didn't, so I'm quite happy about that. My long runs proved quite tricky, however - first, because of traffic, and, second, because I was delayed by an issue that we initially thought was a puncture but that actually turned out to be a sensor failure. As a result, I had to drive slowly back to the pits, after which I lost a lot of track time because we had to replace some parts on the car that had got a bit warm during that slow lap. Still, all in all, I think we're in reasonable shape here."
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Hence, you have a better view of reality from which to devise action Plans A, B, and C. Let us now look at the other side of what the USA calls a "success" from having killed three Somali pirates in order to rescue one American and then hypocritically tooting their own horn about being morally right. How is it that "killing" people, morals, and "success" can be used in the same sentence? Those who do this are admitting they are Brutes—i.e. operating out of the "Dark Side" (hatred, evilness, and sadism) of their character. A constantly recurring pattern in European history is as follows. After deciding what belongs to others that would give them a sense of superiority and privileged luxuries, the first step in taking it is to declare their victims to be the enemy or subhuman in order to justify killing them. They do "killing" better than anybody else. In turn, their victims retaliate and that is further justification for Brutes to seek out and kill the enemy. The same applies if their victims are standing in their way. To illustrate, during the "Scramble for Africa" by European powers in the 19th century, the best of all that the Somali people had was raped and the people were left in shambles to fight each other in order to survive on what remained. Primary survival for the Somali depended heavily on fishing.
Being militarily weak but well located in the horn of Africa—with the Gulf of Aden to the north and the vast Indian Ocean to the east— in 1991their coastal waters became particularly attractive to foreigners. From Southern Europe, the Far East, Spain, Italy, Greece, the United Kingdom, Russia, Norway, Korea, China, the Philippines, Taiwan, and elsewhere, foreigners came into Somali territory to fish. Since they lacked a license or permission, this constituted piracy ("sea robbers"). When the Somali people objected, the foreigners would shoot at them, pour boiling water over the fishermen, or run over the Somali fishing boats and take their fish. Europeans in particular would apprehend the Somali people who were trying to defend their territory and then call them pirates. Meanwhile, these foreigners engaged in dumping industrial waste, toxic waste, and nuclear waste into Somali waters, which of course compromises the health of both the Somali people and the fish. The Somali people complained to world organizations (e.g. United Nations and European Union) but were consistently ignored. Thus, in order to try to protect what belonged to them they had no choice but to fight. The best way they knew how was instituting their own forms of piracy. In defense, each foreign country would protect its illegal fishermen by means of warships patrolling Somali waters. These foreigners constantly spy on or arrest Somali fisherman under the excuse that they may be pirates—a policy that discourages Somali people from fishing in their own toxic waters. Can you imagine Europeans' world outrage reactions if the situation was reversed?
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Birmingham Schools with sixth forms
There are 42 Birmingham schools with sixth forms:
Archbishop Ilsley Catholic Technology College and Sixth Form Centre
Victoria Road, Acocks Green B27 7XY.
Tel: 0121 706 4200
Arthur Terry School
Kittoe Road, Sutton Coldfield B74 4RZ.
Tel: 0121 323 2221
Baverstock Foundation School and Specialist Sports College
501 Bells Lane, Kings Heath B14 5TL.
Tel 0121 430 7924
Bishop Challoner Catholic College
Institute Road, Kings Heath B14 7EG.
Tel: 0121 444 4161
Bishop Vesey Grammar School
Lichfield Road, Sutton Coldfield B74 2NH.
Tel: 0121 250 5400
Bishop Walsh Catholic School
Wylde Green Road, Sutton Coldfield B76 1QT
Tel: 0121 351 3215
Bournville School and Sixth Form Centre: a Business Enterprise and Music College
Griffins Brook Lane, Bournville B30 1QJ.
Tel: 0121 475 3881
Broadway School
The Broadway, Perry Barr B20 3DP.
Tel: 0121 464 8834
Cockshut Hill Technology College
Cockshut Hill, Yardley B26 2HX.
Tel: 0121 464 2122
Dame Elizabeth Cadbury Technology College
Woodbrooke Road, Bournville B30 1UL.
Tel: 0121 464 4040
Fairfax School
Fairfax Road, Sutton Coldfield B75 7JT.
Tel: 0121 378 1288
Frankley Community High School
New Street, Frankley B45 OEU.
Tel: 0121 464 9901
George Dixon International School and Sixth Form Centre
City Road, Edgbaston B17 8LF.
Tel: 0121 434 4488
Great Barr School
Aldridge Road, Great Barr B44 8NU.
Tel: 0121 366 6611
Hamstead Hall School
Craythorne Road, Handsworth Wood B20 1HL.
Tel: 0121 358 5991
Handsworth Grammar School
Grove Lane, Handsworth B21 9ET.
Tel: 0121 554 2794
Handsworth Wood Girls' Visual and Performing Arts Specialist College and Sixth Form Centre
Church Lane, Handsworth Wood B20 2HH.
Tel: 0121 554 8122
Heartlands Academy
Great Francis Street, Birmingham B7 4QR
Tel: 0121 464 3931
Hillcrest School - a Specialist Maths and Computing College and Sixth Form Centre
Stonehouse Lane, Bartley Green B32 3AE.
Tel: 0121 427 3172
International School and Community College
Gressal Lane, Tile Cross B33 9UE.
Tel: 0121 464 9650
John Wilmott School
Reddicap Heath Road, Sutton Coldfield B75 7DY
Tel: 0121 378 1946
King Edward VI Aston School
Frederick Road, Aston B6 6DJ.
Tel: 0121 327 1130
King Edward VI Camp Hill School for Boys
Vicarage Road, Kings Heath B14 7QJ
Tel: 0121 444 3188
King Edward VI Camp Hill School for Girls
Vicarage Road, Kings Heath B14 7QJ
Tel: 0121 444 2150
King Edward VI Five Ways School
Scotland Lane, Bartley Green B32 4BT
Tel: 0121 475 3535
King Edward VI Handsworth School
Rose Hill Road, Handsworth B21 9AR.
Tel: 0121 554 2342
King Edward VI Sheldon Heath Academy
Sheldon Heath Road, Sheldon B26 2RZ.
Tel: 0121 464 4428
Kings Norton Boys School - a Specialist Science College and Sixth Form Centre
Northfield Road, Bournville B30 1DY.
Tel: 0121 628 0010
Kings Norton Girls School
Selly Oak Road, Bournville B30 1HW.
Tel: 0121 458 1305
Lordswood Boys Specialist Sports College and Sixth Form Centre
Hagley Road, Harborne B17 8BJ.
Tel: 0121 464 2837
Lordswood Girls School and Sixth Form Centre
Knightlow Road, Harborne B17 8QB.
Tel: 0121 434 3251
Moseley School - A Language College
College Road, Moseley B13 9LR.
Tel: 0121 678 6400
Ninestiles Community: A Technology College
Hartfield Road, Acocks Green B27 7QG.
Tel: 0121 628 1311
Plantsbrook School - a Technology and Music College
Upper Holland Street, Sutton Coldfield B72 1RB.
Tel: 0121 362 7310
Shenley Academy
Shenley Lane, Northfield B29 4HE.
Tel: 0121 464 5191
Small Heath School and Sixth Form Centre
Muntz Street, Small Heath B10 9RX.
Tel: 0121 464 7997
St Edmund Campion Catholic School
Sutton Road, Erdington B23 5XA.
Tel: 0121 250 7700
St Paul's School for Girls
Vernon Road, Edgbaston B16 9SL.
Tel: 0121 454 0895
St Thomas Aquinas Catholic School
Wychall Lane, Kings Norton B38 8AP.
Tel: 0121 458 4643
Sutton Coldfield Grammar School for Girls
Jockey Road, Sutton Coldfield B73 5PT.
Tel: 0121 354 1479
Swanshurst School
Brook Lane, Billesley B13 OTW.
Tel: 0121 464 2400
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Burney Lane, Stechford B8 2AS.
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When I returned to work, I tried to look up information. I found that photography was recommended but it didn't say that it was recommended because of fading. It appears to me that photography is recommended as a way to enhance the image or to reverse the image for easier comparisons.
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1. Pete Thamel (@SIPeteThamel), Sports Illustrated senior writer
Author of romance fiction. Thinks of sports as apparatus of moral discipline. Got all sanctimonious about a fucking horse.
I'm happy I'll Have Another won't win the Triple Crown. For the first TC in my lifetime, I want a clean trainer and good story.— Pete Thamel (@SIPeteThamel) June 8, 2012
2. Shaquille O'Neal (@SHAQ), NBA pundit
It's like someone gave the world's most unfunny comedian seven million followers.
I don't wanna give u the wrong impression http://t.co/TnvVuWCcAy— SHAQ (@SHAQ) August 30, 2013
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A robot capable of recognizing "internet funny" and totally incapable of replicating it.
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Brave iconoclast will spare no one in his assault on 1997's conventional wisdom.
Bunting in modern baseball is automated — just another thing a manager does so he doesn't have to think.— Joe Sheehan (@joe_sheehan) September 19, 2013
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It's something unpredictable, but in the end is right. Really, REALLY wants you to read about dead people in The Economist.
How many of you have a photograph of the single best moment of your life? If so, what a gift. (HT: @sports_casters for thought).— Richard Deitsch (@richarddeitsch) July 9, 2013
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And US Open has begun!! #excited— Alex Morgan (@alexmorgan13) August 27, 2013
12. Blaine Gabbert (@BlaineGabbert), NFL player
Nothing wrong with tweeting for the troops and patting America on the back. A lot wrong with letting Donald Trump do it for you.
Memorial Day is a time to honor our nation's finest who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. God bless them all.— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) May 24, 2013
13. Bomani Jones (@bomani_jones), sports pundit
Several thousand brilliant tweets snowed under 200,000 140-character mind farts.
that looks like an unpleasant way to die.— Bomani Jones (@bomani_jones) September 23, 2013
14. Scott Miller (@scottmcbs), baseball writer
The sort of shit-peddling white-guy columnist who loves to write about "immature" Hispanic ballplayers. Half-literate moron.
England has the royal baby. We have A-Rod http://t.co/klEMLmkHo3— Scott Miller (@ScottMCBS) July 26, 2013
15. BuzzFeeᴅ Sports (@BuzzFeeᴅSports), official Twitter account of BuzzFeeᴅ's sports vertical
"Here's a bunch of GIFs that are not even loosely related to sports. It's the internet, go fuck yourself."
How 21 Cute Animals Reacted To The Pittsburgh Pirates Making The Playoffs http://t.co/I3xiYp1de3— BuzzFeed Sports (@BuzzFeedSports) September 25, 2013
16. Pete Prisco (@PriscoCBS), football writer
Odious, thin-skinned columnist who exists only to lick the boots of NFL management. Doesn't know when he's being trolled.
@PFTCommenter What's your point? You are a better game picker? Good. You win— Pete Prisco (@PriscoCBS) September 20, 2013
17. Dave Zirin (@EdgeofSports), sports columnist
Speaks truth to power when not pimping himself to Grantland.
1st of 3: @andygreenwald: your writing inspired this. Honored if you'd read. "How Roger Goodell is Breaking Bad" http://t.co/rFG4o17Dw9— Dave Zirin (@EdgeofSports) September 3, 2013
18. Kelly Dwyer (@KDonhoops), basketball writer
Passive-aggressive basketblogger. Acts like the toughest record-store clerk in your most badass local record store.
.@comcast is down which means I can't go online to listen to "Naked Eyes" by Luscious Jackson which means I have to go open a CD UGH— Kelly Dwyer (@KDonhoops) September 30, 2013
19. Dan Levy (@DanLevyThinks), lead writer at Bleacher Report
Still the self-appointed ombudsman of everything. Tried to get people to fund his dumb robot book.
@bomani_jones I'll throw it back at you. Why did you RT it with "Uh" then. What does "uh" mean. If you really want to dance, we'll dance.— Dan Levy (@DanLevyThinks) July 17, 2013
20. Adam Rubin (@adamrubinespn), Mets beat writer
Go-to source if you want to know what the Mets' 18th-round draft pick had for breakfast.
Joe Smith, 2007 #Mets media guide: #indians pic.twitter.com/UQgk1I3f9j— Adam Rubin (@AdamRubinESPN) September 6, 2013
21. Grantland (@grantland33), official Twitter account of Grantland
Satire is dead. Where does satire rank in the Literary Mode Pantheon?
Why Counting Crows' 'August and Everything After' is as meaningful as Nirvana's 'In Utero' http://t.co/eG62p7xSHX— Grantland (@Grantland33) September 21, 2013
22. Peter Gammons (@pgammo), baseball writer
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Wttttrrrrwwrrara-eerie— Peter Gammons (@pgammo) June 22, 2013
23. Phil Jackson (@philjackson11), former NBA coach
Fraudulent branding exercise's fraudulent branding exercise. Go do a TED talk already.
A Phd of Phil-osophy about "change". How each generation has to embrace change. "Unceasing change turns the wheels of life so that we may..— Phil Jackson (@PhilJackson11) June 13, 2013
24. Jack Dickey (@jackdickey), former Deadspin editorial fellow
Disgusting man. Eats peanut butter with cheese.
@AlbertBurneko American cheese needs to be No. 1, but it is not on the list. Fuck you.— Jack Dickey (@jackdickey) August 22, 2013
25. Jason La Canfora (@jasonlacanfora), football writer
Lighten up, Francis.
@HubbuchNYP he turned it down, clown. as I reported. reading clearly not your strong suit. keep trying though. I'll give you one more strike— Jason La Canfora (@JasonLaCanfora) August 29, 2013
26. Katie Baker (@katiebakes), writer for Grantland
Wedding scorecards, hockey galore, and gentle ribbing of Martha Stewart. It's like having a marginally hip Canadian aunt.
Very kind of the America's Cup to postpone racing while I'm at a wedding. Very kind indeed.— katiebakes (@katiebakes) September 21, 2013
27. Carmelo Anthony (@carmeloanthony), NBA player
Legend in his own mind knows this one weird trick.
As a haute horlogerie fan, I'm proud to announce that I'm a new @IWC Friend of the Brand - check out the vid http://t.co/zPGrOMSz9L— Carmelo Anthony (@carmeloanthony) September 26, 2013
28. The Iron Sheik (@the_ironsheik), former pro wrestler
A web entrepreneur or some shit tweeting mock-incoherently about current events in the guise of a broken-down old man. Go fuck yourself.
Aaron Hernandez the big black angel in the prison going to show you how to use the angel dust bubba. old country way— The Iron Sheik (@the_ironsheik) August 28, 2013
29. Chris Jones (@MySecondEmpire), magazine writer
Better a heart full of shit than an asshole pumping blood.
Two nights ago, 3 a.m., I wake up bleeding. Out of my yoo-hoo. Like a spigot.— Chris Jones (@MySecondEmpire) July 6, 2013
30. Duke Basketball (@dukeblueplanet), official Twitter account of Duke basketball
It's about Duke basketball.
Live in Cameron. Nice to see so many fans in gym watching practice. Jabari just stirred up crowd w/ block leading to alley-oop on other end.— Duke Basketball (@dukeblueplanet)
31. Mark May (@mark_may), college football pundit
The dumbest sports pundit on TV is somehow even dumber on Twitter.
Just a test to see if its working when can I send from phone like before— Mark May (@mark_may) February 10, 2013
32. Dan Dakich (@dandakich), radio host
Shitty radio host; the last man on earth willing to stick up for the NCAA.
It would be great if Georgia GaTech/ Nwestern pulled the schollys of those that protested w the "APU " signs /handed them student loan info— Dan Dakich (@dandakich) September 23, 2013
33. Bill Simmons (@billsimmons), ESPN brand
Oh, shut up ...
PS: I will never like July 27th. It will always be the day Reggie died. I just hate this day. True Celtic fans know what I mean.— Bill Simmons (@BillSimmons) July 27, 2013
34. Drew Magary (@drewmagary), Deadspin writer
... and that goes for you, too.
Clearly, Bama lost to Johnny Manziel last year because they still haven't gotten over Rosa Parks. THE ENGEL-SIMMONS CORROLARY IS COMPLETE.— Drew Magary (@drewmagary) August 9, 2013
35. Ed Sherman (@sherman_report), proprietor of The Sherman Report
Dreary newspaper hack whose prose is worse than whatever press release he's rewriting. Dumb. Useless.
@jksports Looks like I am missing a good lunch.— Ed Sherman (@Sherman_Report) August 21, 2013
36. Bruce Arthur (@bruce_arthur), Canadian sportswriter
Pious bore. Climbs over David Broder's corpse to sermonize from high ground of today's safest issues. "Canada's best sportswriter," 2012.
11 billion dollars is cool. You know what would be cooler? Senior JPMorgan executives going to jail. http://t.co/BEIo8RvTgH— Bruce Arthur (@bruce_arthur) September 26, 2013
37. Colin Cowherd (@ESPN_Colin), radio host
Race-baiting sports yakker who at his most lucid and broadminded sounds like the lost third author of The Bell Curve.
Pac Man Jones arrested again. So unfair how 'trouble' keeps finding him. Trouble profiles. Trouble is out to get certain people.— Colin Cowherd (@ESPN_Colin) September 23, 2013
38. Marcus Vick (@MVFive), Michael Vick's brother
Remember your high school buddy's shit-eating little brother? He grew up to be Marcus Vick's Twitter account.
Those Arizona Cardinals got a brunch of Fruit Tarts on there team..... Watch out for the pile on pumps this year!!! ������— Marcus Vick (@MVFive) April 15, 2013
39. Jon Heyman (@JonHemanCBS), baseball writer
He's like a carbon copy of colleague Scott Miller, but dumber.
@bcstcpa im not sure braun, cervelli, the yankees and mlb would agree with you on arod hurting only himself. good luck to yo w/ your theory— Jon Heyman (@JonHeymanCBS) August 23, 2013
40. Darren Rovell (@darrenrovell), sports business reporter
Consistently wrong sports business reporter who knows jack shit about both sports and business. Post-human.
Cherished my conversation with @pepsi CEO Indra Nooyi yesterday. Can't imagine having to think about so many brands every day.— darren rovell (@darrenrovell) September 17, 2013
41. Kristi Dosh (@SportsBizMiss), sports business reporter
Somehow Darren Rovell isn't ESPN's worst sports business reporter.
Having to wear my lawyer hat for a piece this morning. It's making my head hurt! lol— Kristi Dosh (@SportsBizMiss) September 23, 2013
42. Jason Reid (@JReidPost), sports columnist
Bottom-rung columnist who spends his day sniping with people who point out how dumb his columns are.
@MikeWiseguy @dcsportsbog Yeah, slick, I'm sure it was the right move.— Jason Reid (@JReidPost) September 23, 2013
43. Thomas Lake (@thomaslake), Sports Illustrated senior writer
Somehow manages to overwrite even when working with 140 characters.
@GreggDoyelCBS Great thoughts in that column. Somehow, Manziel has become the underdog again.— thomaslake (@thomaslake) September 5, 2013
44. Peter King (@SI_PeterKing), Sports Illustrated senior writer
9/11 does seem very recent, but RG3 was a month into sixth grade when the attacks happened.— Peter King (@SI_PeterKing) September 11, 2013
45. MLB Memes (@MLBMeme), meme farm
Another "[x]Meme" account that operates entirely on ripped-off content. Who laughs at this shit?
Hate it! pic.twitter.com/bCfy6NlIhe— MLB Memes (@MLBMeme) September 9, 2013
46. Donovan McNabb (@donovanjmcnabb), former NFL quarterback
If your dad were a First Take moderator.
Can the Bog 3 do it again? Will C. Bosh show up again? U tell me— Donovan McNabb (@donovanjmcnabb) June 16, 2013
47. Isiah Thomas (@iamisiahthomas), former NBA executive
Deep thoughts.
Hegemony: the social, cultural, ideological, or economic influence exerted by a dominant group.— Isiah Thomas (@iamisiahthomas) July 20, 2013
48. MMA Roasted (@mmaroasted), MMA comedian
The world's worst and most obvious possible MMA jokes, delivered by a cretin.
It turns out that Anthony Weiner sent Fallon Fox a dick pic and she sent him back her actual penis.— MMA Roasted (@MMARoasted) July 26, 2013
49. Michael Kay (@realmichaelkay), Yankees broadcaster
Twitter account of Michael Kay.
"@G_Lucci: @RealMichaelKay it's alright. We all have John Sterling moments."we should all be as successful as John Sterling.— Michael Kay (@RealMichaelKay) September 19, 2013
50. Manish Mehta (@MMehtaNYDN), Jets beat writer
Too dumb to realize all he needs to do to troll Jets fans is report the news straight. Wanted to fire head coach two weeks before season.
Geno Smith handling himself like much more of a professional than his head coach. #nyj— Manish Mehta (@MMehtaNYDN) August 25, 2013
51. Wright Thompson (@wrightthompson), magazine writer
Jes cain't cotton to ya'll's fancy city ways. Foghorn Leghorn with a Twitter login and an expense account.
Mom just now: you know youre in the south when you have pimento cheese on your phone #HottyToddy— Wright Thompson (@wrightthompson) September 7, 2013
52. Tim Marchman (@timmarchman), Deadspin deputy editor
"Am I too precious to write Hot Takes, or am I just too lazy to write them longer than 140 characters? I can't decide!"
This isn't worth going into in detail, but the St. Louis Cardinals are American decline.— Tim Marchman (@timmarchman) October 4, 2013
53. Tommy Craggs (@tcraggs22), Deadspin editor-in-chief
The J.D. Salinger of Twitter, if all Salinger ever published had been "Hapworth 16, 1924."
The Story Of BuzzFeed's "Jurassic Park"-Egypt Post, In Tahrir Square Gang-Rape GIFs— Tommy Craggs (@tcraggs22) July 8, 2013
54. Cristiano Ronaldo (@cristiano), soccer player
Synthetic android. Makes Darren Rovell look human.
So excited about my new underwear collection by the designer @RichardChaiNY and JBS. Visit http://t.co/FAL12SKxQRpic.twitter.com/oVqVqN6s9h— Cristiano Ronaldo (@Cristiano) September 19, 2013
55. Chipper Jones (@realcj10), former MLB player
Thanks for taking time away from your fishing boat and your cold ones to pick fights with random Twitter dudes, Larry.
What a crock! Open ur mouth and suffer the consequences little boys. Ur mad bcuz ur big mouths turned the masses against u. Deal with it!— Chipper Jones (@RealCJ10) April 2, 2013
56. Skip Bayless (@RealSkipBayless), sports pundit
Skip Bayless: still all in.
Would Tebow make his hometown Jaguars relevant/competitive/watchable? YES. Will they sign him? NO. Would I wish them on him? NO.— Skip Bayless (@RealSkipBayless) September 16, 2013
57. Doug Gottlieb (@GottliebShow), college basketball pundit
NCAA apologist. Surely a former DI athlete once popped for stealing money sees the difference between scholarship and salary.
@bomani_jones they are paid... It is called a scholarship #red-herring— Doug Gottlieb (@GottliebShow) September 25, 2013
58. Jason Whitlock (@WhitlockJason), ESPN brand
Incapable of expressing a thought that hasn't been filtered through the prism of a popular cable TV show.
I thought the Uncle was great. Made me proud to be American... However, the show Homeland made me suspicious. I'm being serious.— Jason Whitlock (@WhitlockJason) April 19, 2013
59. ESPN Stats & Info (@ESPNStatsInfo), ESPN's official stat-peddling Twitter account
Irrelevant, needlessly specific stats that used to fill dead time during MLB/NFL broadcasts, now available 24/7.
Two trends working in 49ers' favor tonight: Jim Harbaugh has never lost 3 straight as 49ers coach & 49ers are 7-2 on Thursdays since 1970.— ESPN Stats & Info (@ESPNStatsInfo) September 26, 2013
60. Steve McPherson (@steventurous), basketball writer
Pretentious basketblogger.
I feel like me : Barea :: Elizabeth : Darcy— Steve McPherson (@steventurous) September 30, 2013
61. John Buccigross (@Buccigross), SportsCenter anchor
Poetry and T-shirt pimping in equal insufferable measure. Almost makes you glad ESPN doesn't cover hockey.
...you might think they are laid back or that they don't care at times, but you would be wrong.... pic.twitter.com/DEhmGGD9il— John Buccigross (@Buccigross) September 23, 2013
62. Ethan Sherwood Strauss (@SherwoodStrauss), basketball writer
Precious basketblogger.
Just wrote something for the Swedish newspaper Aftonbladet on Jeffery Taylor and Jonas Jerebko. Because offseason.— Ethan Strauss (@SherwoodStrauss) September 2, 2013
63. Charles Robinson (@CharlesRobinson), investigative reporter for Yahoo
Mall cop coming to terms with the fact that no one goes to that mall anymore.
If you love watching people who do zero reporting, zero interviews, zero journalism tear down good work, Twitter is your crack cocaine.— Charles Robinson (@CharlesRobinson) September 10, 2013
64. Thom Loverro (@thomloverro), radio host and Washington Times columnist.
Sports takes so hot and full of garbage they should come with a silver microwaveable sleeve and an antacid tablet.
#TigerWoods fails on day before his sports soulmate, #A-Rod, is finally supposed to join #Yankees. Their rise and fall joined at the hip— thom loverro (@thomloverro) July 21, 2013
65 & 66. Brandon McCarthy (@BMcCarthy32), MLB player; Amanda McCarthy (@Mrs_McCarthy32)
Exhibitionists. Ongoing Twitter flirtation is ruining Calvin and Hobbes for us. Just get it over with and fuck in public, you two.
@Mrs_McCarthy32 me too. I found a seedy little massage parlor in a bad part of town. I love exploring new cities!— Brandon McCarthy (@BMcCarthy32) May 17, 2013
67. Mike Florio (@ProFootballTalk), NFL's useful idiot
Florio word salad recipe: 1 cup, management garbage; 1 tbsp, out-of-nowhere moralizing. Drizzle with half-remembered contract law. Toss.
@Tmoseley20 @JaxsonDeVille . . . Yes, it's very hard making ends meet by owning a website that does 50-100M page views a month.— ProFootballTalk (@ProFootballTalk) June 20, 2013
68. Dick Vitale (@DickieV), college basketball broadcaster
Oh good, the crazy old man found a new way to scream at you.
VBDI {Vitale bald dome index} says Relax Yankee lovers - JOE GIRARDI is going nowhere - HE will get mega dollars— Dick Vitale (@DickieV) October 2, 2013
69. Josh Krulewitz (@jksports), flak
ESPN PR guy.
I know it appears nightly, yet the clarity of the moon over espn now is striking http://t.co/kGzqkTqS— Josh Krulewitz (@jksports) November 26, 2012
70. Jason McIntyre (@jasonrmcintyre), proprietor of The Big Lead
ESPN PR guy.
Kind of a big deal. RT @thebiglead: Miesha Tate Has Two More Nude Photos In ESPN's Body Issue http://t.co/jKm76ct7ka via @CRM_Stephen— Jason McIntyre (@jasonrmcintyre) July 10, 2013
71. Patrick Hruby (@patrick_hruby), writer for Sports on Earth
"Tell me I'm pretty."
If anyone saw OTL this afternoon, can you tell me how it looked/sounded on air? I had horrible echo effect in ear when talking, and was ...— Patrick Hruby (@patrick_hruby) September 23, 2013
72. Chris Kluwe (@ChrisWarcraft), former NFL punter
Unemployable Redditor. Are punters real NFL players? Not this one!
People, sometimes a cheeseburger is just a cheeseburger. Unless it's made of cat. Then it's a catburger.— Chris Kluwe (@ChrisWarcraft) August 31, 2013
73. Deadspin (@Deadspin), official Twitter account of Deadspin
You won't believe how fast the high tone and sanctimony yield to SEO when it's time to scrabble for traffic [VIDEO]
You won't often see a guy called out when he's not-tagged by this wide a margin. [VIDEO] http://t.co/L45PHzK63y— Deadspin (@Deadspin) September 26, 2013
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Since I'm getting rid of my Jeep I am going to have to have something to grind on for a while. I have started work on my trailer BBQ smoker and am going to post up like a build thread so here goes. If anyone has done this and has comments, pics or suggestions post em up.
After I picked up my mammoth 250 gallon propane tank and slid it out of the bed of the truck doing even MORE damage to my tailgate than already is there the first order of business was to lop one cap off with the assistance of my wifes cocker spaniel.....I didnt realize tanks are THAT THICK!! Now so you all know, from what I hear, cutting propane tanks is dangerous and should only be performed by proffesionals... which I am not. This one has been sitting vented for 2 years and been filled and drained with water a couple times. I filled it up with water and made my initial cuts with the tank full, then drained it and finished cutting.
Here is the pre cut marking for the smoke box.
And today came home to make the cuts and 3 cutting wheels and 2 saw-zall blades later we have this.
Next time Im just going to fill up the oxygen bottle in my garage and cut with fire.
Now its off to get cardboard to make templates for the smoke box. I will basically seal the cooking area from the smoke box and cover the smoke box with metal. I will put vents and dampers to control the temperature and how much smoke flows from the box to the cooking area. I found a boat trailer today and will be modifying it to the smoker. I also am planning on a sink, propane burner or two, wood storage and cabinets on the trailer.
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Thread: Anybody like ribs?
06-29-2009, 05:22 PM #1Member
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Anybody like ribs?
Getting rid of your JEEP! That's sacreligious!
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every time i see one of these tanks i cant stop thinking of how to make a submarine out of it, proably be like a jeep "just empty every pocket", i still have mine 74 cj5, but wouldnt a sub be cool
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Cool Project,
I would love to see the work in progress,
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my father has asked me to build him a smoker very similar to this, do you have some plans or dimensions or anything that I might be able to use to get me started?
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Basically just cut the cap off at the weld. Then went 18" in from there at about 19" from the bottom of the tank. The door is gonna be the next figuring and Ill post that when I get it. If you got questions or need ideas about procedures email me at email@example.com and Ill help when I can. Once I get the door figured out Jim Ill try to draw something up for you to help.
Here are my measured and drawn templates for my smoke box work. Now I just have to finish cutting them out and pretty them up. Then I will put them on the sheet of metal and cut with a plasma torch and hope I dont set myself on fire. Notice all the scribble lines..... Dad says measure twice and cut once. I measure, draw, cut, cuss, measure, draw, re-measure, re-draw, cut, get new materials, cuss, measure, measure, cut, drink a beer..... perfect
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Let me know when your up and a smokin' and I'll place my order..Steve
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To all of those wanting some cooking... You buy the fuel and beer and I can drive anywhere in the country! On a sad note, I was supposed to cut my templates and metal out for the box on Thursday but my Lab was hit by a truck wednesday night and I had to put him to sleep on thursday. It was an extremely difficult thing to do since he was my best pal and hunting partner and only 5 yrs old. I will be beginning work on this again soon but until then I will be missing my buddy.


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What pitch are tuned bass drums? Obviously it can vary, but I'm just looking for a ball-park range. For example, there's two pictures of marching band bass drums on the wikipedia bass drum page: what pitch are they likely to have? Are there particular styles of music where the bass drum(s) is/are tuned outside that pitch range?
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When mixing hard rock music the low frequency component of the bass drum usually comes in somewhere between 30Hz and 50Hz, but it's usually not tuned to any specific frequency.


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Monday, October 11, 2004
SPARTANBURG, S.C. (Oct. 11, 2004) - The Southern Conference women's basketball coaches have cast their votes and selected Chattanooga to win the 2004-05 regular season title while ETSU ranks third in both the coaches and media pre-season poll.
The Lady Mocs received 10 of the 11 first-place votes in the poll.
Furman was picked to finish second in the 2004-05 season. Head coach Sam Dixon returns 11 players from last year's roster, including senior Jen Nadalin and junior Tommi Paris.
The Southern Conference also announced the 2004-05 women's basketball preseason all-league team this morning. The 11-member squad is selected by the league's head coaches; coaches are not allowed to vote for their own players.
Nine schools were represented on the team, which features preseason Player of the Year Katasha Brown from
Appalachian State's Kiki Conyers and Tiffani Mayes were also selected to the team. Conyers was the 2003 Freshman of the Year and was among the conference leaders in scoring, assists and free throw percentage. Mayes led the conference in rebounding and returns as the conference's scoring leader after finishing second in the ranking last season. All polls are listed below.
2004-05 Women's Basketball COACHES Preseason Poll
2. Furman (1) 84
3. East
5. Davidson 59
7. Appalachian State 49
8. Elon 44
9. Western
11. Wofford 11
2004-05 Southern Conference WOMEN'S Basketball MEDIA Preseason Poll
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2. Furman 282
3. East
5. Davidson 199
7. Appalachian State 137
8. Elon 128
9. Western Caroloina 114
11. Wofford 33
2004-05 Women's Basketball COACHES Preseason Team
Kiki Conyers, Appalachian State
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Tiffani Roberson,
Katie Hamilton, Davidson
Tiffani Mayes,
Brianne Gray, Elon
Jen Nadalin, Furman
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Companion series to the spring 2015 book club featuring "The Lost World of Genesis One: Ancient Cosmology and the Origins Debate" by John Walton.
In both form and content, then, Genesis 1 reveals that its basic purposes are religious and theological, not scientific or historical.
In the early 1700s, Isaac Newton and Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz famously disagreed about whether God periodically "corrected" the orbits of the planets. Why their disagreement matters for today's debates about God and evolution.
Evangelicals are skeptical of space exploration—but can pastors change this from the pulpit?
All creation is the doings of God's hands, no matter how he did it. When I look at a painting, I can connect somehow with the painter, and the same goes with the universe and God.
The former chair of the Harvard University physics department muses on how faith gives meaning to his scientific work.
The story of the Genesis Rock reminds us of how biblical and scientific accounts, despite their different purviews and purposes, remain inexorably linked in our understanding of origins.
The words we use to talk about the Bible and science often predispose us towards unnecessary conflicts.
If discussions of science and religion sometimes get bogged down in Genesis, perhaps that is because they have not made the preparatory journey through the rich material of the Wisdom books.
Are black holes in trouble? Could life have come from space? What do we know about the religious lives of Indian scientists? Find the answers to these questions and more.
This week's news features volcanoes, skeletons, and stars, as well as a thought-provoking new book from InterVarsity press.
From science and religion blogs: quantum uncertainty and God, the remarkable fact that we have come to understand our place in the created order, and the role of theology in making wise choices about the use of technology.
So what is BioLogos? Well it all began with a scientist and a book.
These excerpts from Origins: Christian Perspectives on Creation, Evolution, and Intelligent Design, written by BioLogos president Deborah Haarsma and her husband Loren Haarsma, offer a sampling of the book's many topics, from exploring our disagreements and agreements on origins as Christians to explaining scientific processes to looking at how we read Genesis.
Over the next few months, with permission from Yale University Press, BioLogos will offer edited versions of chapters from John Polkinghorne's best books, Belief in God in an Age of Science and Theology in the Context of Science, in order to help readers delve more deeply into some of his most important ideas.
In this video Conversation, Denis Alexander asserts that contemporary Christians are not taking the early chapters of Genesis seriously enough.
Although committed to the principle of sola Scriptura, Calvin recognized that the Bible would have been written in terms its original recipients would have understood. Calvin inherited the medieval cosmology of his time, a way of viewing the world heavily influenced by Greek thought and one which was about to receive shocks from astronomers such as Copernicus and Galileo. But not just yet.
Augustine had a great deal to say about those chapters in Genesis that are especially controversial within Christianity today.
In this series, David Buller pays careful attention to the original language and cultural context of Genesis 2, revealing that our responsibility to care for creation is a sacred task given to us by God, not merely a modern secular activity. By taking Scripture seriously, we learn that we have a God-given mandate to be diligent stewards of His creation.


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