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1. Constructing Safety: Influence of Safety Climate and Psychological Climate on Safety Behaviour in Construction IndustryUniversity dissertation from Chalmers University of Technology
Abstract : Although, significant progress has been made in improving occupational safety in construction industry the number of deaths and injuries are still unacceptably high. In the recent years, extensive research on safety climate, part of the organisational climate research body, has been perfromed. READ MORE
2. Job insecurity climate The nature of the construct, its associations with outcomes, and its relation to individual job insecurityUniversity dissertation from Stockholm : Stockholm University
Abstract : Work is an essential part of most people's lives. With increasing flexibility in work life, many employees experience job insecurity – they perceive that the future of their jobs is uncertain. READ MORE
3. Constructing Safety - Workplace Safety in Construction Industry with Emphasis on Safety Climate and Empirical Base in a Large Construction ProjectUniversity dissertation from Chalmers University of Technology
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4. Organizational creativity and psychological well-being - contextual aspects on organizational creativity and psychological well-being from an open systems perspectiveUniversity dissertation from Department of Psychology, Lund University
Abstract : Organizational creativity and psychological well-being. Present day organizations in a globalized society are experiencing external challenges and changes more than ever before and in order to adapt and react to these changes creativity and innovation are seen as some of the most important means. READ MORE
5. Spatial variations of the urban climate and its influence on thermal comfort and behaviourUniversity dissertation from Göteborg : Göteborg University
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Sitting on a wobbly wooden bench, gazing at a field that contained one woman holding a clipboard and another riding a horse round in circles, I tried to remember when I had last felt so nervous that my stomach was in my throat and my nails were digging into my palms.
I was waiting for my turn to ride in the hunter trial at Porlock Vale House, and I was No 13, second to last, so there was too much suspense for my liking. The intermediate class was first, but I had decided that since I had never entered a competition like this before I was a novice - and anyway, there was a very scary 3ft 6in drop fence for the intermediates which I did not much care for.
It was a small event, only 14 riders, all staying at the hotel for the weekend and using the stable horses. But it was real enough for me. As well as straightforward fences and drops there were tiger traps, ditches, coffins, banks, steps, stone walls and a water jump, spread over six fields.
The scene was beautiful: the Edwardian hunting-lodge that Helen and Kim Youd took over two years ago has 25 acres running right down the pebbly beach, and you can see from the Somerset coast across to Wales. Behind the house the woods rise almost vertically up to Exmoor - where a fast ride is guaranteed to blow the cobwebs away. Even the weather had turned in our favour; storms earlier in the week had threatened to make the ground too dangerous for cross-country riding, but two dry days and a bit of sun had sorted that out.
The competitors were a mixed bunch - Sainsbury's buyers, a tour guide, a film designer, a dietician - but we all had two things in common: a love of riding and a determination to get round the course. Throughout the Friday and the Saturday morning we were taken over the jumps again and again until we had a little more confidence - and perhaps style - than we started with.
There had been a few falls - including mine, on about my second jump on Friday morning riding Reg (nine years old, 16 hands and a tendency to get faster and faster and faster) over the tiger trap, which turned out to be an Anna trap as well. But so far there had been no injuries more serious than bruises - and lighter wallets, since there is a tradition that any guest who falls off has to buy cream cakes for the seven stable staff.
On Saturday, those experienced enough not to be too troubled by nerves had eaten a quick lunch and then we had walked the course. Our chief instructor, Shaun Rigby, had devised the novice and intermediate courses - and rectified his design, after it was pointed out by a sharp-eyed guest that there was no No 17 jump. Shaun took the intermediates and his assistant Rachel took the three novices, showing us the best line to take for each jump and pointing out potential problems such as long stretches between jumps where the horses might pick up speed, and would have to be checked before launching over a drop.
One field - known as the farmyard - was to be ridden against the clock, timed from the moment our hand touched the gate which we had to open and close, till we jumped out into the next field. The gate's tricky metal catch had been worrying quite a few people, but one of these took action and bribed Shaun with a large bar of chocolate to let us use a rope loop dropped over the gatepost instead of the catch.
And then suddenly it was 2pm, and Victoria, the first rider, due at 2.15pm, hurried back to the house to have a stiff brandy before putting on her boots, hat, body protector and number bib.
Each rider had to wait for the previous one to complete the course, so there would be one person riding, one warming up in the first field and one getting their horse from the stables. The timetable allowed seven minutes for each round.
Finally it was time for me to go and get Yogi (16 years, 16 hands). We warmed up with a trot, a canter and a couple of jumps, and then it was time to begin.
Although it was a competition, everyone really urged each rider to succeed at each jump. There had been applause for everyone so far and I knew it would be no different for me, but I was so blinkered and deafened by concentration that I was oblivious to everything except my horse and the jumps. I had one nasty moment after the water jump when I could not remember where to go next, but I had no refusals and didn't lose too much time over the gate. I finished, after a clear round - and could breathe again.
I felt enormous satisfaction, and was very proud of the first prize rosette I was given in the evening. Yet the sense of achievement came from having competed, despite a real attack of nerves, and completed the course. Thank you, Yogi.
Anna Dedhar took part in a hunter trial organised by Porlock Vale House, Porlock Weir, Somerset TA24 8NY (01643 862338). Events in 1998 include a one-day event and midsummer party in June, and hunter trials in September. Porlock Vale House was the birthplace of Olympic dressage riding.
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ive been riding western all my life and just got into riding english, i know all the basic stuff and things that i need to know. my moms friend owns a stable and i used to ride there but they moved and are now to far away. anyhow what i really wanted to now was is there a certian type of saddle for jumping?? i have an english saddle(will post pics when im able) but not sure if its for jumping??
For the lower levels of jumping, a forward seat English saddle is best, but an all-purpose will suffice. Just no dressage saddles :-)
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ok thanks, im not sure what type of saddle i have when i get a pic ill post one
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Or perhaps the joke could be the people who write stupid comments like this?!<quoted text>
A joke is Joonyer Nation, Joonyer, and the backwoods, inbred, mongoloid hillbilly Earnhardt Sr fans.
No. 3 still No. 1
There are 37 comments on the Evening Sun story from Feb 17, 2011, titled No. 3 still No. 1. In it, Evening Sun reports that:Pat Sterner and her boyfriend of six years, Don Althoff, pose for a portrait in Sterner s basement room that holds a number of Dale Earnhardt and Dale Earnhardt Jr., memorabilia.
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#23 Feb 20, 2011
Or maybe your momma.
#24 Feb 21, 2011
You don't know everything there big boy, I've met him and he did interact with the fans, maybe to big a word for you, he was and still be best driver there ever was, I remember him saying if the speeds are to fast you shouldn'd be driving a race car.
#25 Feb 21, 2011
Give it up, Earnhardt (SR and/or JR), neither one of them ever were or will be "the best driver that ever was." Petty has 200 wins in NASCAR, he is the King and as it stands today, he is the best NASCAR driver that ever was, until somebody beats his record.
Dale Sr was a bully driver who didn't race and beat the competition, he beat the competition into the wall and drove around them. That's not talent and it's not racing and those tactics don't make you better than the drivers that use real skill and talent to win a race.
#26 Feb 21, 2011
Wow!! Did you come up with that all by yourself?? That was a good one!!
#28 Feb 22, 2011
One race into the season and everybody is already sick of hearing about the Earnhardts.
#29 Feb 22, 2011
Around here in PA,I haven't heard that.
#30 Feb 22, 2011
Nobody will ever beat Petty's 200 wins. He raced 4 or 5 times a week.
#31 Feb 25, 2011
It took Alabama football fans 30 yrs to bury Bear Bryant. I guess it will take that long for the Earnhardt fans to bury Earnhardt.
In the mean time let the rest of the race fans go boogie! boogie! boogie lets go racing.
#32 Feb 25, 2011
Jr. is taking lessons from MLK III. Milk the name and legend for all it'$ worth.
#33 Feb 25, 2011
I rooted for Jimmy Spencer. Now I root for Gordon...the other Gordon, not Jeff.
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#34 Feb 25, 2011
Doesnt matter, they already equalize the math when the question is who got 50 wins with the fewest amount of starts. That's about as fair a comparison as we'll get and JJ holds the best record for that, AND 5 championships/fewest starts, not to mention in a row.
#35 Feb 25, 2011
I do agree that JJ is, by far, a better race car driver than Earnhardt SR ever was. His record proves that. It's unfortunate that Jimmie doesn't get the attention he deserves because NASCAR is so focused on Dale Jr. There are many great drivers on the track every week, but so much camera time and media attention is always focused on Jr that the up-and-coming legends of the sport are virtually unnoticed no matter what they accomplish or how many records they topple. Meanwhile, week after week, Dale Jr does nothing worthy of even a mention of his name, despite always being in the spotlight.
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#36 Feb 25, 2011
I disagree. They can't possibly attempt to push the Dale Jr story as much as people insist they do.
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Hey Alpine, good to see you on here again. Sorry fellas, I gotta go with Dale Earnhardt Sr. I know tha math and I know Sr. would wreck his Mama to win, but damn, he did it all. JJ is the best right now, and he will unseat Sr if he can keep his roll going. There is no doubt about that, but Sr gets my vote for the time being, JJ will have it sooner than later.
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#38 Feb 26, 2011
Good to see you too but I didn't really go anywhere, just got a lack of interesting discussion.
I gotta say thats insane to think JJ isn't ALREADY the best because how on earth do you think anyone can do better than 5 in a row plus all the records he shattered? Nobody has ever performed that well in the company of this level of competition. You say 'Damn, he did it all" and yet, Im having trouble finding information on his 3 in a row, much less 4 or 5.
"will unseat" is a debate for 2008. At '09 with 4 in a row, I'm afraid 4-Time had settled that argument. Now, its 5-Time and the discussion is actually really ridiculous. If E was alive today, he'd probably say, "Okay guys, Im good but don't try to compare me to somebody who's redefining what it takes to be champion."
And that credit I agree - shouldn't fall onto JJ's performance alone, because the CC deserves a bunch of that too. The CC is the only one who can orchestrate a season like Chad has. The CC pulls gives the instructions, the driver executes. And in the area of who executed best, its simple: Numbers dont lie and although we love our past champions, it's an argument that's done. Over with. The only thing keeping such arguments alive is sentimental value.
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Norman Mailer, one of the last surviving literary lions to roar out of World War II, died Saturday morning.
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Excessive, perhaps. But as a writer Mailer sparred with Marilyn Monroe and Muhammad Ali, Lee Harvey Oswald and Fidel Castro, Madonna and Mary Magdalene.
He wanted attention paid to "what was written" rather than to "how one had lived while managing, incidentally, to be a writer." That was difficult when you were Norman Mailer.
He measured himself against Hemingway, head-butted Gore Vidal, feuded with James Baldwin, and ran for mayor of New York City in 1969. (Most newspapers wouldn't print his campaign slogan: "No more B————".)
He reported on prizefights and political conventions, directed four movies, (including Tough Guys Don't Dance, starring Ryan O'Neal in 1984), wrote about "Jewish Princesses" and "White Negroes," and was portrayed as the ultimate male chauvinist pig in Kate Millett's Sexual Politics.
'Dark, ugly and competitive'
He fathered nine children in six marriages. After an all-night party in 1960, he was arrested for stabbing his second wife, Adele, with a penknife. She refused to press charges but got her revenge in her memoir, The Last Party.
In a 2000 public TV documentary, Mailer said the stabbing "changed everything in my life. It is the one act I can look back on and regret for the rest of my life." He blamed his violence on "dark, ugly and competitive streaks."
He told USA TODAY that "every woman, unlike every man — and this is where I get in trouble with the feminists — is like a culture unto herself, with all the roots and tendrils that make up a culture." Being married six times, "is like living in six different countries, six cultures. So if you've spent eight years in Paris, then moved on, you don't say, 'I hate Paris.' "
His sixth marriage, to Norris Church, a painter, novelist and former model, lasted the last 27 years of his life. (They were married in 1980.) "People only get domisticated when they meet their equal," he said. The couple spent most of the last decade in their waterfront home in Provincetown, leading what he called "an abstemious life."
He loved New York but as he aged, found it too hard to work there. "New York burns me out. I can't go out all night anymore and write the next day."
His Brooklyn Heights town house offered a dazzling view of the Manhattan skyline. He preferred the view in 1961, when he moved in, when the spires of skyscrapers reminded him of the "needles of the Alps." Those buildings are now dwarfed by new, boxy structures he dismissed as "huge Kleenex boxes" standing on end.
Staring across the East River, in an 1997 interview with USA TODAY, he said, "Once there were robber barons over there. Now they're just corporate suits. On balance, I'd prefer the robber barons. At least they were interesting."
Mailer was short and handsomely craggy, with a bulldog chest. His curly hair had gone snow white. He ended up relying on a hearing aid and two canes, and lamented, "If I walk 200 yards a day, I feel heroic."
Angry and radical
Once he had been pugnacious, especially by literary standards. In a 1962 debate with William F. Buckley, Mailer was touted as "America's Angry Young Man and Leading Radical."
In an essay "Evaluations — Quick and Expensive Comments on the Talent in the Room," in his 1959 collection, Advertisements for Myself, Mailer dismissed J.D. Salinger as "no more than the greatest mind ever to stay in prep school," and James Baldwin as "too charming a writer to be major."
In an review of Tom Wolfe's 1998 bestseller, Man in Full, Mailer complained that reading Wolfe resembles "making love to a 300-pound woman. Once she gets on top, it's over. Fall in love, or be asphyxiated."
In recent years, he mellowed but said, "I've always felt my relationship to the United States is analogous to a marriage. I love this country. I hate it. I get angry by it. I feel close to it. I'm charmed by it. I'm repelled by it."
Mailer remained opinionated even as he aged. In his 80s, he fiercely criticized President Bush and the Iraq war, as reflected in his last book, On God, published in October. In conversations with Lennon, who was also his literary executor, Mailer lambasted Bush as "one of the Devil's clients. And every time he feels that Jesus is talking to him, count on it, Satan is in his ear."
He found much of American culture, from publishing to architecture, "much less agreeable" than it was when he was young. The country is uglier, he said, decrying how towns and cities look alike and "measure themselves by the size of their shopping malls."
He recalled when "corporations used to have some pride in their products. Now they have pride in their marketing.. .. Anyone can sell a good product, but to sell a piece of crap, now that takes real talent."
The women's movement may have "opened up life for young women," but he called it "a middle-class revolution" that benefits "corporate angels in their tailored suits." It was "welcomed by the corporation that now hires women at every level but the very top and pays them 80% or so of what it pays men."
Even after his knees and hearing were ravaged by old age, he never stopped writing. He compared it to boxing, which he took up as a middle-aged middle-weight: "I was never a pro, nothing more than a mediocre amateur." But he could go a few rounds, and he remembered what it felt like, that overbearing desire to stop punching:
"No one was killing anyone, and it wasn't the pain. By then your senses were dulled. But it's just so goddamned exhausting. It becomes easier to just stand there and get hit rather than to try to raise your arms to defend yourself."
Writing is like that, he said. "It's easy to quit. The veil of despond descends, and you're tempted to patch it, sew it up, before it's really ready and just walk away."
Mailer never walked away.
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A higher-than-forecast yield dimmed the Treasury's $7 billion inflation-linked bond auction for the Wall Street dealers that bid at U.S. government debt sales even with investor demand greater than average.
The auction's tail, or amount of yield in excess of where the security was trading before yesterday's sale, was more than 2 basis points, according to Princeton, New Jersey-based Stone & McCarthy Research Associates. The 22 primary dealers that bid at Treasury auctions may be forced to resell the securities at lower prices than at what they purchased the debt for in what's known as when-issued trading before the sale.
"No one bid very aggressively for the securities," said Thomas Roth, senior Treasury trader in New York at Mitsubishi UFJ Securities USA Inc. "The tail was pretty big."
A day prior to the auction, Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen had brushed aside concern that inflation is quickening after consumer prices rose more than forecast in May. Yellen told reporters after the end of the Fed's two-day policy meeting that consumer price data had "been a bit on the high side" while adding that the recent "data that we're seeing is noisy."
"The question was really after what Yellen said about inflation being 'noise' -- that kind of made you think about inflation," Roth said. "I guess more people thought that Yellen was right."
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The Treasury Inflation Protected Securities were sold at a so-called high yield of 1.116 percent, versus the average forecast of 1.093 percent by seven primary dealers.
The bid-to-cover ratio, which gauges demand by comparing the amount bid with the amount offered, was 2.76, versus an average of 2.66 at the past 10 auctions.
Indirect bidders, a category of investors that includes foreign central banks, bought 59.7, compared with the average of 46.3 percent at the past 10 auctions. Direct bidders, non-primary-dealer investors that place their bids directly with the Treasury, purchased 8.2 percent, versus a 15 percent average at the past 10 offerings.
"Investors wanted them, but they wanted them a little bit cheaper than they were trading at the time," said Michael Pond, head of global inflation-linked research at Barclays Plc, a primary dealer. "'We're not looking for a sharp pick-up in inflation, but we expect a continued modest move higher."
Inflation-indexed notes pay interest at lower rates than nominal Treasuries on a principal amount that's linked to the Labor Department's consumer price index.
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The gap between yields on 30-year bonds and same-maturity TIPS, a gauge of trader expectations for consumer prices over the life of the debt known as the break-even rate, increased to as high as 2.35 percentage points after the auction, from 2.31 percent the prior day. The average rate for the past decade is 2.45 percentage points.
The consumer price index rose 2.1 percent in the 12 months through May, the most since the year ended October 2012, and the economy has averaged a monthly gain in non-farm payrolls of 214,000 for the first five months of 2014.
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When: Noon Sunday
Where: Raymond James Stadium, Tampa, Fla.
Television: Fox
Radio: AM-620 in Milwaukee. Wayne Larrivee will call the play-by-play action for the Packer Radio Network with Larry McCarren providing the analysis.
Line: Packers by 9 1/2
Series record: Packers lead, 29-20-1.
Last time they met: Tampa Bay 30, Green Bay 21, on Sept. 28, 2008, in Tampa.
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"It's unacceptable for us to do the fundamental things wrong week after week," Packer coach Mike McCarthy said. "We need to get it fixed."
Quarterback Aaron Rodgers went down late with a right shoulder injury and was replaced by rookie Matt Flynn, who appeared overwhelmed in two forgettable series.
Given their lackluster play and 20-7 deficit late in the third quarter, the Packers appeared to have no chance. But then, in the span of 5 1/2 minutes, they made three tremendous plays to steal the lead at 21-20.
Nick Collins came from out of nowhere and made his third phenomenal interception in three weeks, setting up a 48-yard touchdown pass to Greg Jennings.
With the Buccaneers driving, Charles Woodson pulled off another one of his stealth raids, knifing in front of a not-quite-crisp-enough flat pass from Brian Griese and bringing the interception back with two hands some of the way for a 62-yard touchdown.
Once more, the defense held, forcing a punt and presenting the offense with the chance to extend the lead. But with Rodgers unable to go with shoulder damage suffered on a scramble, Flynn trotted out on the field.
At this point, McCarthy decided to scale back the offense because the organization's plan at backup quarterback wasn't up for anything else.
McCarthy allowed that the Packers came up short in what he termed the "fundamentals of football" department and vowed to shape his squad.
1. ROUGH START: In recent years, some teams such as Denver (Josh McDaniels) and Pittsburgh (Mike Tomlin) have hit it big with young, relatively unknown head coaches. Tampa Bay hasn't been as fortunate. The Buccaneers hired 33-year-old Raheem Morris, who had never even been a coordinator in the NFL. It hasn't been pretty. Not only are the Bucs 0-7 and the league's lone remaining winless team, they haven't been competitive and have been outscored, 203-96.
2. GREEN AS GRASS: Tampa Bay will give rookie first-round draft choice Josh Freeman his first NFL start at quarterback Sunday. Freeman has a big arm and has the physical attributes (6-foot-5, 248 pounds) to be special. But the knock on Freeman has been decision-making and poise. Green Bay could have a field day with the rookie signal caller.
3. BACK ON THE ROAD: One of the NFL's biggest feel-good stories this year has been the return of Bucs running back Carnell "Cadillac" Williams. The fifth-overall pick in the 2005 draft, Williams suffered a torn patellar tendon to his right knee in 2007 and a torn patellar tendon to his left knee in 2008. Left for dead by many, Williams has battled back and leads Tampa Bay in rushing yards (310) and is averaging 4.1 yards per carry.
4. YOUNG STUD: Tampa Bay, which gutted its roster and went with a youth movement, has taken its share of lumps. But one player who has shone is second-year cornerback Aqib Talib. Talib has terrific playmaking potential and is fourth in the league with four interceptions. Talib has good size (6-1, 205) and long arms but can be exposed by speedy wideouts.
5. HANGOVER EFFECT? A year ago, when adversity struck, the Packers typically folded. How will they respond in 2009 after two tough losses to Brett Favre and the Minnesota Vikings in the last month? With five brutal games to close the season, the Packers have to take advantage of what appears to be an extremely manageable November.
Tampa Bay rookie Josh Freeman will make his first NFL start. The Buccaneers took a lot of heat for selecting Freeman (6 foot 5, 248 pounds) with the 17th-overall pick in April as he was seen as a boom-or-bust player. Freeman is big and strong but inconsistent and incredibly raw. Green Bay's Aaron Rodgers remains tremendously efficient (110.4 passer rating) but also too cautious, as he leads the NFL with 31 sacks taken.
→ ADVANTAGE: Packers
Tampa Bay's Carnell "Cadillac" Williams has suffered torn patellar tendons in both knees over the last two seasons, but he's running strong again. Williams isn't the same player who entered the NFL in 2005 as the No. 5 overall pick and punished the Packers that same year with 158 yards. But he still has some niftiness to him and runs with anger. Former Giant Derrick Ward is No. 2. Green Bay's Ryan Grant is averaging just 47.0 rushing yards in his four games against teams with winning records. Look for newcomer Ahman Green to start getting more of his carries.
→ ADVANTAGE: Buccaneers
The Bucs' greatest weapon in the passing game is tight end Kellen Winslow, who leads the team in catches (31), yards (295) and TDs (four). Antonio Bryant had a career year in 2008 but has come back to Earth (16 catches, 229 yards, two touchdowns). Sixth-year player Michael Clayton had 80 catches for almost 1,200 yards as a rookie but hasn't caught more than 38 balls in a season since. Green Bay's Greg Jennings had his best game in a month last week, while tight end Spencer Havner (three TDs in two games) has been a terrific find.
The Packers had veteran tackles Chad Clifton and Mark Tauscher sitting and watching last week, as this group gave up six more sacks to Minnesota. Look for at least one, if not both of those two to play this week. Tampa Bay's unit struggled early, but they've gotten a boost with the recent return of standout center Jeff Faine, who missed five games with a triceps injury. RG Davin Joseph is another standout, while LT Donald Penn is a better in the pass game than the run. RT Jeremy Trueblood is one of the game's dirtiest players, while LG Jeremy Zuttah would be better suited as a backup.
Tampa Bay ranks 29th in sacks with just 11 and 30th in rushing defense (162.4). DE Jimmy Wilkerson has a team-high 5 1/2 sacks, which nearly matches his total output (6) from his first six years in the league. Former Viking Chris Hovan still has a high motor, but at 31, he's slowing. The Packers rank third in average yards per rush (3 1/2 ) but just 27th in sacks (12). DE Johnny Jolly doesn't appear ready to win any IQ tests, while fellow DE Cullen Jenkins has expressed displeasure how certain players are being used.
MLB Barrett Ruud is the defense's leader and is also tops in tackles (64). He's extremely active and thrives in a scheme that keeps him protected. OLBs Geno Hayes and Quincy Black are young players with a lot to learn. Green Bay will miss Brandon Chillar (broken hand) in the nickel. The Vikings took full advantage of his replacement, Desmond Bishop, last week.
Tampa Bay second year CB Aqib Talib (four interceptions) is a rising star, but veteran CB Ronde Barber has lost more than a step. FS Tanard Jackson and SS Sabby Piscitelli are solid, although Piscitelli struggles in coverage. Green Bay's secondary was shredded for the second time in a month by Brett Favre.
→ ADVANTAGE: Even
Tampa Bay's Clifton Smith has been dangerous on kickoffs (27.9) and so-so on punts (8.8). Former Packer punter Josh Bidwell (hip) is on injured reserve this season, and the drop-off to Dirk Johnson has been large. Green Bay's miserable coverage outfits allowed Minnesota's Percy Harvin to average 35 yards per kick return last week.
Tampa Bay's Raheem Morris is just 33 and became the fourth-youngest coach in NFL history when he was hired Jan. 17. Morris is still looking for his first win, and this job might be too big for him. But that probably won't be completely clear until the Bucs give him some players to work with. The heat is rising on Packer coach Mike McCarthy and general manager Ted Thompson, who have just one playoff appearance in their time together.


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Two points are awarded for a regular shot from open play, one point for each successful free throw (following a foul) and three points for a shot from distance (beyond what's known as the three-point line, 6.75m from the basket).
Basketball at the Olympic Games begins and ends with the United States. They have been at the centre of the best, the worst and the most controversial that the sport has had to offer.
With all respect to the women, who have been competing since 1976, it is the men's event that frequently provides a highlight of every Games, although things didn't get off to a very auspicious start in 1936. Matches were played outdoors and heavy rain for the final dashed any hopes of a spectacle as the Americans beat Canada 19-8.
Victory set the United States on a winning run that was ended in 1972 by the Soviet Union — a defeat so hotly disputed that the Americans refused to accept their silver medals.
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These are three siblings from a cross of (MACHO HOMBRE x KOKO KNOLL) X
PUCCINI. I question the Koko Knoll part of the pod parent. I wondered what
the pattern of Puccini would do. The results here are the three I'm not
tossing this year. The rest look somewhat like the bottom only they had
purple standards and didn't have rims, but did have all the white rays
around the beards. They had more dated form as well. Interesting to me
since the pod parent is bright yellow. The hafts are pretty narrow on the
middle and bottom blooms, and the falls hugged the stem too much on the top
one. However, I'm not growing anything similar to the top two. I know
there's something out there similar in color to the middle one, but I don't
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The new layout is broken in chrome.
@ababcock1: sigh... I see what you mean. I had similar issues in IE9 at first, but was able to tweak the tables/images to fix the layout there. Looks like more tweaking is needed. Thanks for the heads up on that...
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Eighteen years later, husband number two admitted to owning a perpetual week in April at a holiday village near Oban. We arrived in driving sleet but it had hot water and fluffy towels. He built a log fire. I read tourist stuff on the Western Isles. We retired early to a comfy bed beneath a skylight drumming with raindrops.
The next morning we gazed out at lowering loch and misty mountain, sodden ginger cows and those claggy-bottomed sheep. It was impracticable to walk or climb so we visited the castles, museums and wildlife parks I had read about the night before. The only trouble was that they are all so far apart.
We toured the Argyll Wildlife Park between showers, saved Inverary Castle for a major downpour and dripped around tourist shops that sold green furry Nessies, tartan baseball caps and bagpipe tapes which played in the background as we browsed. Even if the shop was silent when we entered, the "music" returned especially for us.
On the second day it rained again, so we visited the Secret Label Factory Outlet and Caithness Glass Visitors Centre in Oban, ate fish and chips at McTavity's Kitchen and took the car-ferry over to Mull. We drove west along the island to Fionnport, the ferry terminal for Iona - "a tiny isle steeped in history" where St Columba settled AD563. We parked on the quay and fought the wind towards an official who directs us on board.
The long, warm cabin had lots of empty double seats. But suddenly a tour- bus with rows of curly white perms bobbing in the window seats, appeared around the corner - then a second and a third and a fourth. The coaches parked close to the ferry but over 200 pensioners got soaked in the short dash. Though quite old ourselves, we felt obliged to give our seats to those even more ancient, and passed the journey jammed among dripping white plastic macs.
Layered like herrings in a box, we sailed to Iona. Most of the pensioners filed straight into Martyr's Cafi on the quay, but a few brave ones battled with us up the hill to the monastery. It's not old and it's not architecturally special, but sunshine and blue sky might have improved it. The church was freezing cold, the roof leaked and puddles littered the floor. The gift shop was the warmest and most welcoming place on the isle and there was no bagpipe music.
John Smith seems more popular than St Columba. A huddle of umbrellas surrounds his grave - a simple slab of rock. Was it chosen from south of Iona where rock with streaks running through it is said to represent "St Columba's tears on leaving Ireland"? I think he cried because he found Scotland's climate no improvement on Ireland's.
The pensioners had soaked up alcohol at Martyr's, so the return journey reeked of beer and wet plastic. At least the ride was free. Nobody asked for money. I realised why Paul McCartney sings about the Mull of Kintyre. It's because he has it all to himself. Everyone else has gone abroad. So shall I next time.
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Feb 2, 2013Karateka is a straightforward fighting game that uses a time based attack/counter/block system which is unlike anything I have played before.Karateka is a straightforward fighting game that uses a time based attack/counter/block system which is unlike anything I have played before. It is a 2d/3d hybrid with gorgeous graphics, beautiful music, and an endearing cast of characters that play out a very simple story. There are no vocals, and only three playable characters that you play as. When you are defeated in battle then you play as another character and resume with the story (i.e. three warriors set out to save a princess and when one fails then the next one steps in to replace him). It is a single player game without any modes (similar to streets of rage). In short, its a decent game that lasts about 30 minutes and the only reason to replay it is to see if you can beat your previous time and unlock the overly easy trophies (ps3). Not much depth, very linear, no choice in playable characters, no multiplayer, no DLC, and no talking. Still, I liked it but its not gonna impress the 14 year olds who spend their time cussing with voicechat while playing this weeks version of Call of Duty. grown up gamers will enjoy it.… Full Review »


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- Implement Revenue management processes in a dedicated hotel in order to maximize its revenue
- Collect the necessary information to establish a database of bookings and events on which the hotel strategy and forecast will be based
- Update the sales planning and quote the group requests on a daily basis
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Testimony of Facundo Diana, Revenue Manager, Sofitel La Reserva Cardales, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
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Revenue Management is an exciting discipline, combination of systems, people and process that I found very interesting because keeps me trained to deal with this changing business environment, understanding customer behaviors, analyzing demand and exploring emerging markets and finding hidden niches of business."
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