text:
Looking for a Used Santa Fe in your area?
CarGurus has 16,671 nationwide Santa Fe listings starting at $1,995.
2011 Hyundai Santa Fe Overview
Ignore the Santa Fe at your own peril – it's a formidable but seemingly invisible entry in the compact crossover class. Not that Hyundai seems to be doing much to combat that issue, hampering the appeal of the Santa Fe with styling that seems to remain five years behind. Still, with aggressively competitive pricing, a long and impressive list of standard features, class-leading space and the best warranty in the industry, there's a lot of room for forgiveness.
Not much changes for the Santa Fe in 2011, but not much needs changing. Set aside styling woes for a while. After all, if fashion is your main concern, this isn't the class you should be shopping. The major complaints with the Santa Fe revolve around the ride and steering – neither of which received any attention. Rather, Hyundai decided to make the 605-watt, 10-speaker Infinity stereo standard in the Limited trim while removing the navigation system and rear-view camera as options for the base GLS. Perhaps to make up for that deletion, the larger 3.5-liter V6 is now an option for the GLS, a practice I wish more manufacturers would follow. You'll also get the option of five new colors for the Santa Fe: Moonstone Silver, Frost White Pearl, Sonoran Red, Mineral Gray and Espresso Brown.
Otherwise it's the same nearly invisible vehicle you've probably missed out on the roads. It's worth a look. One of the more affordable entries in the segment, the base GLS is extremely well-appointed with its 175-hp, 2.4-liter 4-cylinder engine and a 6-speed manual transmission. The 2.4 is the Theta II all-aluminum mill that we've seen doing duty in the Sonata and Tuscon, as well as in many Kia applications. More important than the 175-hp figure is the 169 lb-ft of torque available at 3,750 rpm. It's a big part of what makes this smaller engine more than adequate both around town and on the highway, although the 6-speed manual is a better choice here than the optional automatic, which has a noted reluctance to downshift. Regardless, the 2.4 manages a 19 mpg city/26 highway rating with the manual and will go as high as 20/28 with FWD and the automatic transmission.
Further confounding its "base" label, the GLS comes standard with features like heated power mirrors, 17-inch alloy rims, cruise control, air conditioning, Bluetooth, privacy glass, USB, iPod interface, satellite radio and a tilt and telescoping steering wheel. Moving up to the SE trim gets you 18-inch alloys, a power driver's seat, leather/cloth combo upholstery, automatic headlights, foglights, windshield wiper de-icers and the 3.5-liter Lambda V – an engine that offers more than 100 extra hp and nearly identical fuel economy ratings. With the Limited trim, you'll add a sunroof, dual-zone automatic climate controls, leather upholstery and heated front seats, and you're still well under the competition with regard to pricing.
With a list of standard features like this, not to mention class-leading storage of 78 cubic feet, it only emphasizes how boring the styling of the Santa Fe really is. A bit of attention to design, and maybe a little suspension tuning, and it could be a winner. However, sandwiched between the Tuscon and the Veracruz, it's likely the Santa Fe will simply fade further into the background and eventually into oblivion.
A CarGurus contributor since 2008, Michael started his career writing about cars with the SCCA - winning awards during his time as editor of Top End magazine. Since then, his journalistic travels have taken him from NY to Boston to CA, completing a cross-country tour on a restored vintage Suzuki. While his preference is for fine German automobiles - and the extra leg room they so often afford - his first automobile memories center around impromptu Mustang vs. Corvette races down the local highway, in the backseat of his father's latest acquisition.
What's your take on the 2011 Hyundai Santa Fe?
2011 Hyundai Santa Fe Top Comparisons
Users ranked 2011 Hyundai Santa Fe against other cars which they drove/owned. Each ranking was based on 9 categories. Here is the summary of top rankings.
Cars compared to 2011 Hyundai Santa FePeople researching a 2011 Hyundai Santa Fe contacted a dealer about
Looking for a Used Santa Fe in your area?
CarGurus has 16,671 nationwide Santa Fe listings starting at $1,995.
Hyundai Santa Fe Questions
The Battery Saver Function In My 2011 Santa Fehas Stopped Working. Is There...
My Sf Stalled On A Slow Speed Right Turn. No Engine Code Was Produced. Anyo...
Slow speed stalling on right turn. No engine code light produced. All very sudden with no warning signs or sounds. Dealer asks like I am delusional.
2011hyundai Sante Fe Grinding Noise After Starting Up.
My car recently began to make a grinding/clicking noise after starting. It continues until the car has been on the road for a little bit. Unsure what is causing this. Does anyone have any suggestio...
Windshield Washer Pump Replacemet
How do I access the pump? I've seen video on going thru the wheel well and others taking out the front headlight, neither are model or year specific. Also, if going thru the wheel well can ti be d...
My Car Cranks But No Start. Forced Drive´s Door. Locked The Key Inside
Hi there, My 2011 Hyundai Santa Fe, cranks but no start. No negative pulse to the injectors. The car was running and I forgot the key inside. The doors locked and the had to force drive´s door to o...
- GL Premium AWD
- GL Sport
- GL Sport AWD
- Avg. Price: $11,165
- Avg. Price: $11,640
- Avg. Price: $11,663
- Avg. Price: $12,647
- Limited
- Avg. Price: $13,215
- Limited AWD
- Avg. Price: $13,839
Hyundai Santa Fe Experts
Reputation 2,970
Reputation 2,830
Reputation 900


text:
Survival Skills for Scientists
Thu, 2015-05-07 (All day) - Fri, 2015-05-08 (All day)
Leacock Building : 855 rue Sherbrooke Ouest Montreal Quebec Canada , H3A 2T7
This workshop will be held over two consecutive days | Ce séminaire se tiendra sur deux jours consécutifs:
|Date and Time
Registration | Inscription
Source Site: /caps
Renowned Quebec scientist to head the Neuro
After a worldwide search, the renowned Montreal Neurological Institute and Hospital – The Neuro – of McGill University and the McGill University Health Centre has a new director, Guy Rouleau, MD, PhD, FRCPC, OQ. Dr. Rouleau, a prominent Quebec clinician-scientist recognized for his contributions to science and society, will also hold the Wilder Penfield Chair in Neuroscience as Professor of Neurology and Neurosurgery at McGill. The appointment takes effect January 1, 2013.
Fri, 2012-11-09 11:09
"The Neuro is a tremendous asset to Quebec that contributes directly to the advancement of science and health on a regional and international scale," said Prof. Heather Munroe-Blum, Principal and Vice-Chancellor of McGill. "It plays a pivotal role in expanding our basic knowledge of the neurosciences, and applying this knowledge to the diagnosis and treatment of neurological disease and the improvement of countless lives in this province and beyond. With the appointment of Dr. Rouleau, we look forward with great confidence to building on the Neuro's global reputation."
Contact Information
Contact: Cynthia Lee
Organization: Media Relations, McGill University
Email: cynthia [dot] lee [at] mcgill [dot] ca
Office Phone: 514-398-6754
Secondary Contact Information
Contact: Anita Kar
Organization: The Neuro, Communications Associate
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Office Phone: 514 398-3376
Source Site: /newsroom
Classified as:

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Are you looking for Pediatric Physical Therapy in NEW YORK? Hotfrog showcases more than 20 popular businesses related to Pediatric Physical Therapy in NEW YORK! Find a specific region or suburb using the left navigation.
New York, NY
Pediatric Physical Therapy practice based in Georgetown Washington DC offering evaluation and assessments, treatment sessions, and workshops
Call Pediatric Physical Therapy of Harlem now at 646-543-9932 for quality New York, NY Physical Therapist services
Commack, NY
Pediatric Physical Therapy Associates has been providing the highest quality services throughout Suffolk County for over twenty years
Schenectady, NY
Fleming Physical Therapy provides pediatric physical therapy & pain management in Schenectady NY. For information on physical therapy, call now!
Schaghticoke, NY
Online resource for pediatric occupational therapy, pediatric physical therapy and special needs publications
Pediatric Occupational TherapyPediatric Occupational
Brooklyn, NY
Let me help with treatment of developmental delays. Based in Brooklyn, NY, I offer pediatric physical therapy for a number of ailments.
White Plains, NY
Better Solutions for Brighter Futures: Westchester Therapy Solutions has been servicing Westchester County children for over 20 years!! AS OF SEPTEMBER 1, 2012 WE WILL BE PROVIDING SPEECH THERAPY SERVICES AND ON SITE EAR…
Pediatric Speech TherapyPediatric Occupational TherapyPediatric OccupationalPhysical Therapy Evaluation
Donna Klein and Associates Pediatric Occupational Therapy Westchester New York. Occupational Therapy and Physical Therapy services for children from infancy through adolescence
Pediatric Speech TherapyPediatric Occupational TherapyPediatric OccupationalPediatric Therapy
Astoria, NY
Leaps and Bounds Pediatric Rehabilitation offers an intensive two and three week therapy program which is modelled after innovative european techniques incorporating the use of The TheraSuit Method and Universal Exercis…
Occupational Therapy TreatmentPediatric TherapyPediatric RehabilitationTraditional Physical Therapy
Valhalla, NY
With more than 120 years of experience, Blythedale is a nationally recognized leader in developing innovative, multidisciplinary inpatient programs Our goal is to help our patients return to their families and …
Pediatric Speech TherapyPediatric Occupational Therapy
Saratoga Springs, NY
Minor Improvements Physical Therapy located in Saratoga Springs, NY specializes in sports therapy, children's rehabilitation, and aquatic pediatric physical therapy
St James, NY
Still Point PT LLC was established in 2007 by Jodie Galler Collins PT to provide personalize specialty physical therapy services to a select client base in the Long Island
Pediatric Therapy
Hawthorne, NY
The following online links and printed materials provide valuable information resources for both parents and O/T professionals
Pediatric Occupational
Tarrytown, NY
Tarrytown Physical Therapy is a patient based manual therapy office whose focus is on providing individualized treatment for our patients
Physical Therapy ExercisesOrthopedic Physical Therapy
Long Lake, NY
John Dillon Park is a handicap accessible park in the Adirondacks of New York with wheelchair access to lean-tos and outdoor trails
Jackson Heights, NY
6165 is a creative template , only in themeforest.net by behzadg
North Salem, NY
Happy Trotters is proud to offer Hippotherapy services to children in need of this unique and effective therapy strategy. Located in North Salem, NY we are able to service children in the Westchester area and Western Co…
New City, NY
Bellmore, NY
Bronx, NY
Can't find Pediatric Physical Therapy company near near NEW YORK? Let us know by adding the missing business here.
Small Business Hub
Sharing tips, ideas and advice to help grow your small business
Hotfrog AdVantage
Hotfrog AdVantage ads appear above the rest in Hotfrog feature pages. By upgrading today your ad will appear in front of potential customers before they notice your competitors.
Create your free Hotfrog business profile
Follow Hotfrog on:
Share on:
Hotfrog Small Business Hub


text:
Roy Hodgson and Steven Gerrard said yesterday that the pitch at the Amazonia Arena where they play Italy tonight was not a concern for them – although the surface looks as if it has been dyed green to hide the brown patches visible on Thursday.
The media were invited to watch 15 minutes of England's training session and the pitch looked markedly darker in colour than it had done the previous day. The brown lines that ran across the penalty areas previously had been replaced by much darker green colouring.
Gerrard said that he had no concerns about the pitch and was satisfied it would be playable having looked at it. He said: "With experience I've learned to wait to judge it for myself. It's easy to read things or go on other people's opinions and believe the wrong things. It's totally fine. The grass is the perfect length. The sun's off the pitch at 4.30 and we don't kick off at 6pm. It'll be zippy. Perfect."
Hodgson said: I've just been on it. We think it's fine. It's very flat. I don't see any reason for any concern. We'll be happy to play on that pitch. It'll play well and will suit both teams. The grass is short, the pitch is flat, and we should be able to play good football on it."
England World Cup 23-man squad numbers
England World Cup 23-man squad numbers
1/22 1. Joe Hart - Goalkeeper
Age – 27 Caps – 41 Goals – 0 The Manchester City No 1 suffered a dip in form mid-season that saw Manuel Pellegrini drop him for understudy Costel Pantilimon. But Hart has recovered superbly to dismiss any talk that he won't be Roy Hodgson's first choice in Brazil.
2/22 13. Ben Foster – Goalkeeper
Age – 31 Caps – 7 Goals – 0 Having retired from international football, Foster was persuaded to make himself available for his country once again. Played the full 90 minutes against Ecuador last week.
3/22 22. Fraser Forster - Goalkeeper
Age – 26 Caps – 2 Goals – 0 Forster made his debut in the Wembley defeat to Chile in November last year, but his form with a strong Celtic side north of the border has seen him force his way into consideration for some time. Saw of the challenge of Norwich's John Ruddy to make the squad.
4/22 2. Glen Johnson – Right-back
Age – 29 Caps – 52 Goals – 1 Johnson has cemented the right-back berth as his own this season, with his main rival Kyle Walker suffering an inconsistent season that has been disrupted by injury. Has a tendency to forget his defensive duties when he marauds up the pitch, which will be a worrying sight in Brazil against the world's best.
5/22 12. Chris Smalling – Centre-back/Right-back
Age – 24 Caps – 12 Goals – 0 Smalling's versatility in defence stands him with a good chance of playing in Brazil, although he has not pushed on as much as was hoped when Manchester United signed him in 2010. Unlikely to start if Hodgson's preferred back-four are fully fit.
6/22 16. Phil Jones – Centre-back
Age – 22 Caps – 10 Goals – 0 Jones' inclusion had been put into question after he suffered a shoulder injury that required him to go to hospital during the victory over Hull last week. But after getting the OK for Brazil, Hodgson has decided to include the young defender, who offers a similar versatility as his club colleague Smalling as well as fulfilling a role as a holding midfielder.
7/22 5. Gary Cahill – Centre-back
Age – 28 Caps – 24 Goals – 3 Cahill was a part of the standout defence this season as Chelsea's back-four conceded the least amount of goals by a considerable margin. He has solidified his selecting in the starting XI in recent years and has pace to get the side out of trouble if needed.
8/22 6. Phil Jagielka – Centre-back
Age – 31 Caps – 26 Goals - 2 Worryingly for England, Jagielka missed a considerable number of games in the run-in to the end of the season, but the Everton captain made a timely return after two months out for the narrow defeat to Manchester City at the beginning of May. Likely to partner Cahill at the back as he offers experience and calmness to a young-looking defence.
9/22 3. Leighton Baines – Left-back
Age – 29 Caps – 24 Goals – 1 The set-piece master has battled past the long-serving Ashley Cole to assume the left-back role under Hodgson, and he is expected to continue in Brazil after a solid season with the Toffees which saw them challenge for the top four.
Getty Images
10/22 23. Luke Shaw – Left-back
Age – 18 Caps – 2 Goals – 0 The Southampton teenager has enjoyed a tremendous year that has led to calls nationwide for his inclusion in the World Cup squad, despite his inexperience. Made his debut in the March victory over Denmark, and looks to be the ideal replacement to Ashley Cole, with the 107-cap veteran missing out on a fourth consecutive World Cup and announcing his international retirement as a result.
11/22 4. Steven Gerrard - Central midfielder (Captain)
Age: 33 Caps: 110 Goals: 21 The captain of the side has enjoyed a brilliant but ultimately disappointing season with Liverpool. The Reds managed to remain in contention for the Premier League title until the last day of the season but ultimately missed out. Gerrard's costly slip in the 2-0 defeat to Chelsea is quickly becoming the defining moment of their season. Deployed in a deeper role this season.
12/22 8. Frank Lampard - midfielder
Age - 35 Caps - 105 Goals - 29 The Chelsea midfielder will be one of the older heads in the England squad. While unlikely to be a starter in Brazil, should he get opportunity he will want to atone for the injustice of his 'ghost goal' at the last tournament in 2010 when he scored against Germany but it wasn't given.
13/22 7. Jack Wilshere - Central midfielder
Age: 22 Caps: 18 Goals: 0 Arsenal midfielder suffered a foot injury playing for England on 5 March, but returned for the Gunners on their final game of the season. Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger claimed he would be ready to go for the start of the World Cup.
Getty Images
14/22 20. Adam Lallana - Central midfielder
Age – 26 Caps – 5 Goals – 0 He may be relatively inexperienced at international level, but the Southampton captain has had an extraordinary year that saw him named in the PFA Team of the Year as well as breaking into Hodgson's side. His ability to utilise both feet could prove a real threat in Brazil.
15/22 21. Ross Barkley - Central midfielder
Age: 20 Caps: 6 Goals: 0 The Everton midfielder has burst out of the traps at Goodison Park this season, resembling Wayne Rooney in his pomp. Barkley has made 34 league appearances for Roberto Martinez this season, scoring six goals.
16/22 17. James Milner - Midfielder
Age: 28 Caps: 47 Goals: 1 Mr Dependable for both club and country. Could win his 50th cap in Brazil if England get past the group stage.
17/22 15. Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain - Midfielder
Age: 20 Caps: 15 Goals: 3 Suffered a knee injury in the friendly against Ecuador but manager Roy Hodgson hopes the Arsenal midfielder will return against Uruguay on 19 June.
18/22 19. Raheem Sterling - Midfielder
Age: 19 Caps: 4 Goals: 0 Despite Liverpool's faltering end to the season, Sterling has excelled this term for Brendan Rodgers, impressing down the wing and also through the middle. With Theo Walcott missed the finals because of injury, Sterling will offer some badly-needed pace.
19/22 11. Danny Welbeck – Striker
Age – 23 Caps – 24 Goals – 8 While Welbeck's form for Manchester United this season hasn't been the best, he remains a favourite of Hodgson's and tends to shine on the international stage, having scored in the 3-2 victory over Sweden in the 2012 European Championships with a deft back-heel flick. Has a tendency to be deployed on the left, and could be overlooked in the starting line-up for the in-form Sterling.
20/22 9. Daniel Sturridge – Striker
Age – 24 Caps – 11 Goals – 4 Sturridge has flourished this season in his partnership with Premier League top scorer Luis Suarez, netting an impressive 21 league goals in helping Liverpool to finish second. Hodgson has shown a preference to start Sturridge in the striker role with Wayne Rooney playing off the Reds frontman, and is likely to be one of the first names on the team-sheet come 14 June.
21/22 10. Wayne Rooney – Striker
Age – 28 Caps – 91 Goals – 39 Rooney will head to Brazil as one of England's most experienced squad members, and the United striker will once again have the weight of a nation's expectations on his broad shoulders. The forward has been given licence to roam in the Three Lions shirt, although he is yet to produce his brilliant best at a World Cup, having been to the 2006 and 2010 tournaments.
22/22 18. Rickie Lambert – Striker
Age – 32 Caps – 6 Goals – 3 Aiming for a successful tournament in Brazil on the back of his "dream" move to Liverpool.
Mike Hewitt/Getty Images
The England manager confirmed that Danny Welbeck will be fit to start the game, if, as expected to be, he is selected. He said: "We're not concerned about the heat. We'll take the conditions that come our way. We've prepared for them and aren't making contingency plans. We'll play the game we want to play. We'll keep a close eye on the players. If any of them are flagging late on, we'll change them. We have players who can come on and change the game. We are physically fit, mentally fit and tactically prepared. That's the most we can ever hope for."Reuse content


text:
Normandy Style Salsify
|3 Tablespoon
|To Taste
|To Taste
|2⁄3 Cup (10.67 tbs)
|Finely sliced onion
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|2 Tablespoon
|All purpose flour
|2 Tablespoon
|Egg yolk
|Sour cream
|2 Tablespoon (Creme Fraiche)
|Chopped parsley
|1 Tablespoon
Pour the vinegar into a bowl of cold water.
Put the salsify into the bowl, making sure all the slices are covered by the vinegar and water.
Drain the salsify and put it in a dish.
Season with salt and pepper and pour the cider over.
Cover and microwave on HIGH for 12-14 minutes, depending on the thickness of the salsify.
Put the onion in a bowl and microwave, uncovered, for 3 minutes on HIGH.
Drain the salsify, setting aside the cooking liquid.
Mix together the butter, flour and onion.
Stir in the salsify liquid and microwave for 2 1/2 minutes on HIGH.
Whisk the mixture vigorously.
Add the egg yolk and sour cream (creme fraiche), whisking.
Taste and adjust seasoning.
Put the salsify in a dish, pour the sauce over, sprinkle with parsley
Recipe Summary
Rate It
Nutrition Rank
Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 569 Calories from Fat 306
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 35 g53.5%
Saturated Fat 20.4 g102%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 265.2 mg88.4%
Sodium 462.4 mg19.3%
Total Carbohydrates 55 g18.5%
Dietary Fiber 3 g12.2%
Sugars 24.7 g
Protein 8 g15.9%
Vitamin A 48.1% Vitamin C 46%
Calcium 11.1% Iron 16.8%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


text:
Trouble sleeping
The woman seated herself in the psychiatrist's office. "What seems to be the problem?" the doctor asked.
"Well, I, uh," she stammered. "I think I, uh, might be a nymphomaniac."
"I see," he said. "I can help you, but I must advise you that my fee is $80 an hour."
"That's not bad," she replied. "How much for all night?"
© Copyright 2017 fallen words. All rights reserved.
Status: Finished
Genre: Jokes
LMAO. That one is so great.
Poem / Flash Fiction
Poem / Poetry
Book / Jokes
Paste the link to picture in the entry below:
Paste the link to Youtube video in the following entry:
Cannot annotate a non-flat selection. Make sure your selection starts and ends within the same node.
An annotation cannot contain another annotation.
There was an error uploading your file.


text:
Canadian Cheese Soup
|Chicken broth
|3 Cup (48 tbs)
|4 Medium, peeled and diced
|Celery ribs
|2 , diced
|1 Medium, diced
|1 Small, diced
|Canadian bacon
|6 Ounce, trimmed and sliced
|2 Tablespoon
|All purpose flour
|2 Tablespoon
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Shredded cheddar cheese
|8 Ounce (2 Cups)
|1⁄8 Teaspoon
In a Dutch oven or soup kettle, combine the first five ingredients; bring to a boil.
Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 20 minutes or until vegetables are very tender.
With a potato masher, mash vegetables several times.
Add bacon; continue to simmer.
Meanwhile, melt butter in a small saucepan; stir in the flour and cook, stirring constantly, for 1 minute.
Gradually whisk in milk.
Bring to a boil; boil and stir for 2 minutes (mixture will be thick).
Add to vegetable mixture, stirring constantly.
Remove from the heat; add cheese and pepper.
Stir just until cheese is melted
Recipe Summary
Rate It
Nutrition Rank
Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 2211 Calories from Fat 1015
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 114 g175.9%
Saturated Fat 71.7 g358.4%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 413.5 mg137.8%
Sodium 5248 mg218.7%
Total Carbohydrates 189 g62.9%
Dietary Fiber 21.1 g84.5%
Sugars 32.6 g
Protein 108 g215.2%
Vitamin A 295.7% Vitamin C 256.5%
Calcium 206.1% Iron 50%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


text:
Inspired by Old Masters paintings and the clean lines + pure elements of Scandinavian modern design, today's gorgeous editorial, captured by The Colagrossis, is sure to spark a few creative ideas! Journeman Distillery, with its rough and organic charm, was the perfect place for Ever Ours Events + Florist to stage this shoot and we just love the modern twist on vintage-inspired design. Below, get ready to fall for the pigmented florals, delightful eats, and beautiful dresses by Elizabeth Dye for Dame Couture. And as Destany of The Colagrossis says, If you are a polished and modern free spirit marrying the rough, whiskey loving guy – we have created this inspiration just for you!
The classic danish paintings of florals we all loved led to the flower choices, while adding a much needed bright pop of color to the overall neutral palette.
We're loving this more casual look for the groom. Chambray + boots FTW!
Using Old Masters paintings as our main tablescape inspiration, we noticed that there was always an abundance of good food and drink in their still-lifes, just as a wedding should be. The marble, glass, and porcelain elements add a polished contrast to the whiskey barrel floors, beams, and painted brick of its surroundings.
Another pretty, pretty dress!
Such a gorgeous styled shoot, right?! Big thanks to the entire team below for sharing with us!
photography: The Colagrossis // planning + design: Ever Ours Events + Florist // venue: Journeman Distillery // florals: Ever Ours Events + Florist // makeup + hair: Debra Petrielli Freelance Hairstylist + Makeup Artist // wedding dresses: Elizabeth Dye for Dame Couture // groom's attire: H&M and Vintage // stationery + calligraphy: Maddie Fisher // headpiece: Hushed Commotion for Dame Couture // rings: Springer Jewelers


text:
Mister Rogers' Neighborhood TV Show Watchlist
Season 9, Episode 2 Remembering
First Aired: February 17, 1976
Betty Aberlin repairs a model tree for Mister Rogers; and they recall when she invited him to a variety show. In the Neighborhood of Make-Believe, Lady Aberlin's crystal ball doesn't work after Lady Elaine paints it.
Cast & Details See all »
- Rating: TV-Y
- Premise: The genial, soft-spoken man made every day `special' and every kid welcome in this long-running series. Once described as `a singing psychiatrist for children,' Rogers used puppetry, songs and storytelling to teach youngsters about family values and how to… (more)
Trending TonightSee all »
The Flash8:00 pm | CWI'll Watch500 Watching
This Is Us9:00 pm | NBCI'll Watch435 Watching
The Middle8:00 pm | ABCI'll Watch302 Watching
Watch This
Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles Reunite With Supernatural Co-Stars on Kings of Con
Supernatural's biggest stars are apparently too famous to remember Richard Speight Jr and Rob Benedict.
Mister Rogers' Neighborhood - Going to School
By Starz / Anchor BayBuy New: $25.00
Mister Rogers' Neighborhood: Work (#1530) Mister Rogers Talks About His Work
By The Fred Rogers CompanyBuy New: $9.95
Revisiting Mister Rogers' Neighborhood: Essays on Lessons About Self and Community
By McFarlandBuy New: $35.00
Popular Shows
Popular Movies
- 1. War Dogs
- 2. Pete's Dragon
- 3. Sausage Party
- 4. Suicide Squad
- 5. Star Trek Beyond
- 6. Jason Bourne
- 7. Captain America: Civil War
Popular Celebrities
- 1. Rami Malek
- 2. Taylor Schilling
- 3. Constance Zimmer
- 4. Emilia Clarke
- 5. Tom Hiddleston
- 6. Kit Harington
- 7. Gina Rodriguez


text:
Ecclesiastes 3:13 - And also that every man should eat and drink, and enjoy the good of all his labour, it [is] the gift of God.
Topics and verses are auto-generated from user searches. If a verse or topic does not belong, please contact us. Some scripture references/categories courtesy of Open Bible .info under CC BY 3.0
Related Bible Dictionary Terms:
Search the King James Version (KJV) for more references about Enjoyment...
Bible Verses About God
Bible Verses About Children
Bible Verses About Divorce


text:
If you open the "Report Broken Web Site" tool, you can't scroll any of the
iframe elements with a scrollwheel (license agreement, submitted report view at
the end of the wizard). Also, you can't scroll the hierarchy view when adding a
Not an iframe issue, a window type issue. In nsMacWindow, the scroll CE handler
is only registered if mWindowType == eWindowType_toplevel.
Scroll wheel support was added by pinkerton in rev 1.95 of nsMacWindow.cpp, bug
71045. There's your daily blast from the past. There doesn't appear to be a
good reason for it to be in the conditional, other than that it was a convenient
place to add the code. I'm either going to remove the conditional (installing
the handler regardless of window type) or expand the list of window types that
get the handler.
Created attachment 196852 [details] [diff] [review]
This installs the scroll wheel event handler on all window types except
invisible, plugin, and java. For the bug reported here, it needs to be on
dialog, and for the bookmark add UI, it needs to be on sheet. Note that popup
gives scroll wheel control of <select> elements.
Comment on attachment 196852 [details] [diff] [review]
Time from open to close = 1 hour. That includes 15 minutes I spent on the bus.
This is a pretty noticeable issue on the Mac. I recommend that we take this fix
for 1.8b5.
*** Bug 236909 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
*** Bug 312892 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***


text:
I am trying to. I look through my seedlings for plants that shed their leaves. So far they have not been worth keeping for their lack of other nice qualities. The "evergreen" ones weren't all that good either. They were from a 'Halston' (far removed from I. aphylla) seedling line so I plan to look at other crosses with it and other potential parents to work with. 'Hello Darkness' sheds pretty well, but not the greatest grower for me.
A diploid, 'Taj Majal' and some of its seedlings tend to also and am working with them as well.
Would be nice (and easier!) to have a list of modern and older cultivars that shed to work with.
Paul Archer
Indianapolis, IN Zone 5
-----Original Message-----
>From: thomas silvers <firstname.lastname@example.com>
>Sent: Apr 2, 2009 4:31 PM
>To: iris-talk <firstname.lastname@example.com>
>Subject: [iris] Iris aphylla - easy clean up
>I was out cleaning flowerbeds the other day and was noticing just how easy it is to remove the dead foliage of aphylla and its first generation offspring.
>As I breezed through the clean-up of those irises and then painstakingly had to pull dead foliage from the normal TB's and also some pallida hybrids... I wondered if anyone had ever intentionally tried to incorporate this easily-cleaned-leafless trait into modern irises.
>I'll bet it's also a big part of the reason why aphylla has been reported by some to be borer resistant - with the leaves coming off so easily, the borer eggs would go with them!
>To sign-off this list, send email to firstname.lastname@example.com with the
>message text UNSUBSCRIBE IRIS
To sign-off this list, send email to email@example.com with the
message text UNSUBSCRIBE IRIS


text:
Awesome Symphony of Office Sounds
I once worked with a woman whose fingernails were so long (not quite like Flo-Jo, but close) that the clicking of her nails on the keyboard as she typed echoed around the office. The ferocity of her finger strokes was made more obvious by the near silence that surrounded us. My point: most offices these days aren't the buzzing hives they used to be.
As Alex Madrigal, senior editor at The Atlantic, observes, "The modern machine aims to be silent. The MacBook Air, eschewing the noisy optical and hard drives of yore, is a perfect example: It whispers through nearly all work."
In the 1960s, though, mechanical office noises created a near symphony. As Madrigal reports, Swiss composer Rolf Liebermann created a short song for 156 machines, including 16 typewriters, 18 calculator machines, eight accounting machines, 12 office perforators, two metronomes, two entrance door gongs, 16 telephones, one fork lift, and many others in honor of his country's National Exposition in 1964. Give his percussive creation a listen. Just be sure to use your headphones—you wouldn't want to disturb your co-workers.
Photo credit: Colorcubic
Thanks! You're on our list.
And your life's about to get more interesting.
Some people like to travel by train because it combines the slowness of a car with the cramped public exposure of an airplane.
Dennis Miller
I think my pilot was a little inexperienced. We were sitting on the runway, and he said, "OK, folks, we're gonna be taking off in a just few—whoa! Here we go."
Kevin Nealon
"I can't wait until your vacation is over." —Everyone following you on Instagram
A man knocked on my door and asked for a donation toward the local swimming pool. So I gave him a glass of water.
Comedian Greg Davies
Just found the worst page in the entire dictionary. What I saw was disgraceful, disgusting, dishonest, and disingenuous.
Client: We need you to log in to the YouTube and make all our company videos viral.
From clientsfromhell.net
My cat just walked up to the paper shredder and said, "Teach me everything you know."
"Just because you can't dance doesn't mean you shouldn't dance." —Alcohol
@yoyoha (Josh Hara)
My parents didn't want to move to Florida, but they turned 60 and that's the law.
—Jerry Seinfeld
Q: What do you call an Amish guy with his hand in a horse's mouth?
A: A mechanic.


text:
The EasyEnglish project began when a Bible Translator in Africa requested simple Bible Commentaries that he could use to assist his helpers, who were translating the Bible into their mother tongue.
We now have books covering the whole New Testament and most of the Old Testament. They are all available free of change from this website. You can use the links on this page to find these books. Or you can refer to our Book List which will show you all our books for a specific Book of the Bible.
You can use our books in several different ways. They are useful (1) to give the basic overall idea of a Bible book or a passage; (2) to help people to understand certain difficult points; (3) to offer ideas to translators about how some key verses or terms could be translated.
We do not advise you to use our translations as a sole source of reference. We expect you to use them together with all the other translations, commentaries and study aids that you have available.
These are verse-by-verse Commentaries in simple English that presently cover most of the books in the Bible.
This is a very simple translation of the Bible, for people who are learning English. But it is not a word-for-word translation.
This is the work of Leslie and Kitty Pride, retired Wycliffe Bible Translators to Central America. Many Bible Translation Consultants consider that there is a need to deal with implicit information in their translations. That is, much information would have been clear to the original readers of the Bible books, which a modern reader does not understand because of the cultural and historical distance. We have undertaken Semantic Analysis of several New Testament books. These are specifically designed to help mother tongue translators to understand such aspects.
This comprises very brief summaries of each book in the Bible.
This is a range of Bible stories and prayers. We designed these for people with learning disabilities. But they may also be useful to give ideas for story booklets that you could use to teach people to read.
EasyEnglish Bible homepage


text:
Let us know when your receive great advice so we can thank our lawyers and point others with similar questions in the right direction.Got it!
after my daughter lawsuit..After my ex wife spending the money...... im alone..no money ..no daughter...no home...so a
i need some good professional advise.....any one please...i go to many questions...
Avvo has a feature that allows you to search for an attorney. I ran that search for you and came up with the following 4 Spanish speaking attorneys in your area: http://www.avvo.com/search/lawyer_search?utf8=✓&q=estate+planning&loc=hackensack%2C+nj&commit=Find+lawyers#languages=50
James Frederick
***Please be sure to mark if you find the answer "helpful" or a "best" answer. Thank you! I hope this helps. ***************************************** LEGAL DISCLAIMER I am licensed to practice law in the State of Michigan and have offices in Wayne and Ingham Counties. My practice is focused in the areas of estate planning and probate administration. I am ethically required to state that the above answer does not create an attorney/client relationship. These responses should be considered general legal education and are intended to provide general information about the question asked. Frequently, the question does not include important facts that, if known, could significantly change the answer. Information provided on this site should not be used as a substitute for competent legal advice from a licensed attorney that practices in your state. The law changes frequently and varies from state to state. If I refer to your state's laws, you should not rely on what I say; I just did a quick Internet search and found something that looked relevant that I hoped you would find helpful. You should verify and confirm any information provided with an attorney licensed in your state. I hope you our answer helpful!
Post a free question on our public forum.Ask a Question
- or -
Search for lawyers by reviews and ratings.Find a Lawyer


text:
CMS, Facebook Marketing, Social Networking, Website Design Job by
- Status Completed
- Budget $500 AUD
- Total Bids 1
Project Description
I want to redesign my current website [url removed, login to view] and do the programming. The current page setup must stay as it is, so you don't have to work on the page setups. The position of links and boxes are all good and I would like to leave them there. I need new colours, new design and new background. Blue colour should dominate.
The Hotels & Resorts page need a bit structural redesign as well as seen similar on this page: [url removed, login to view];amp;p=1&max=10&order=rating#listings
I need the "Order result by" sort function as well. Currently there are no prices shown. I will be able to display prices through API as well I will send you instruction for that as well.
There is a custom made CMS to the page which is currently in Hungarian language. I need a new CMS with the same functions. I need to be able to upload hotels as it works currently. I can show you the functionality of the admin what I need. I can edit the Destination list, I can manage admins, I can upload pictures, I can edit the menu list (remove and add), I can create pages and link to the menu, I can manage the slide show etc.
I need a new facebook page design and links to the facebook page that I can upload specials there through the admin as it works currently.
It is important that current uploaded hotels are taken over to the newly designed and developed website.
I like this website's colours and hotel result page as I already mentioned before:
[url removed, login to view]
I offer AU$500 for the job.
Please let me know if you can do it.
If the project is successful I can give you also the job of uploading new hotels which is a data entry job. AU$1/hotel, probably around 3000 hotels to upload.
TiborGet free quotes for a project like this
Completed by:
Skills Required
Looking to make some money?
- Set your budget and the timeframe
- Outline your proposal
- Get paid for your work
Hire Freelancers who also bid on this project
Looking for work?
Work on projects like this and make money from home!Sign Up Now
- Forbes
- The New York Times
- Time
- Wall Street Journal
- Times Online


text:
Waukesha West's Hannah Rohde won state titles in 100, 200 and 400
Look at Hannah Rohde's prep career and you could argue that she is a good example of what happens when a runner finds her niche.
The Waukesha West senior worked her way up the ranks over the years. She earned her first state medals with fourth-place finishes in the 400- and 800-meter relays as a freshman. Sophomore year she was running relays again, helping the Wolverines finish ninth in the 400 and sixth in the 800. Junior year she graduated to individual events and placed third in the 100 and second in the 200.
As a senior she raised her performance further, continuing to run the short sprints and adding an event that eventually would land her in the record books.
She took to the 400 like a natural.
"She's such a strong runner," West coach Chris Ramsey said. "She's a strong runner mainly because of her work ethic."
The result was a season to remember for the Journal Sentinel's girls track and field athlete of the year, one capped by Division 1 state titles in the 100 and 200 and a state-record performance in the 400.
Given her résumé, the Saint Louis recruit's season wasn't a complete surprise. Nonetheless she recalled looking at the state honor roll early in the season, seeing some of the fast times and feeling nerve-wracked about the situation.
"I just kept doing my best, kept pushing myself all year and the results came," she said.
Rohde won the 400 final in 54.92 seconds to break the record of 55.18 set by Brookfield Central's Chidera Obasih in 2010
Rohde's effort in that race was sandwiched between victories in the 100 (12.44) and 200 (24.77). None of the victories was a sure thing. Rohde arrived at state as the top seed in the 100 and was the No. 2 seed in the 200 and 400. For the season she didn't own the top time in any of those events, a distinction that belonged to Milwaukee King senior Tahtyana Peer.
When it came to going head-to-head with the state's top runners, however, no one could beat Rohde.
"It's quite a feat to run six races in less than 24 hours with the trials and the finals, especially when you don't start until 4:30 or 5 on Friday night," Ramsey said.
Rohde admitted the thought of running the open 400 was a bit scary at first, but she quickly learned to love it. After she completed her championship trifecta earlier this month, it was her newest event that, times aside, felt the best.
Consider it symbolic of how far she has come in the race in a short time.
"I felt the best in the 400," she said. "I felt I could go miles and miles."
Coach of the year: Joshua Herrell, East Troy. The Trojans had a lot of success this year in girls volleyball and boys and girls basketball, but it was the track team that brought home a state title.
Its 21-point margin of victory at the Division 2 state meet was eye-catching, but what was most impressive was how Herrell and his coaching staff were able to produce state-caliber athletes in a variety of events. East Troy scored in eight events and, counting relays, had eight individuals contribute points.
"We get points from a bunch of different areas," Herrell said. "We lost one meet all year, indoor state to three or four Division 1 schools, so we're used to success, we're used to working hard and expecting success from ourselves."
East Troy did a lot of scoring in the middle distances and long sprints at state, but the team also got points in the 300 hurdles, long jump, triple jump and discus. Some of its performances would have held up in any division.
Senior Rachel Atchison's 800 time of 2 minutes 14.33 seconds ranked No. 1 in the state for all divisions. So did the 3,200 relay of Atchison, freshman Carly Atchison, sophomore Katie Hodges and senior Frankie Morris, which set a Division 2 record with a time of 9:19.0. The team's 1,600 relay, which included those same runners, would have finished second in Division 1 (3:58.45).
"Last year we peaked at state, so we ran the same indoor training program this year and we peaked perfectly at state again," Herrell said. "That was really our focus. Don't worry about your times during the course of the season. They'll take care of themselves."
Access scores, schedules, rosters, statistics and more from area high school sports teams.
Stats Leaders


text:
Comment Re:How many more? (Score 1) 409
The Zune music player in WP7 is *terrible*; lacking in so many features it's useless for playing audiobooks or podcasts. Let's look at what it's missing:
- No audio scrubbing. If you're listening to a long podcast you have to hold down track-skip to fast-forward, but it's slow and if you move your finger even a tiny bit it'll just skip to the next track.
- No lyric support
- No option to resume mp3s from where you last stopped listening.
- No bookmarks
- WP7 constantly forgets the last track played.
It's pathetic, to the point that I still have to carry an ipod around in addition to my WP7 phone (for language learning purposes). Zune desktop client isn't any better; the interface is a confusing mess.
The tao that can be tar(1)ed is not the entire Tao. The path that can be specified is not the Full Path.


text:
10 of the last 13 first round picks for the Dallas Cowboys have been defensive players and Mike Florio believes there is a chance they could make it 11 out of 14 by selecting a defensive lineman, but the Cowboys could also take an offensive lineman to protect Tony Romo.This video is no longer available. Click here to watch more NBC Sports videos!
ProFootballTalk: Will the Cowboys give Romo some protection?
Andrew Whitworth talking to Bengals about return
The Bengals drafted two tackles in the first two rounds of the 2015 draft, which likely left many people with the feeling that Andrew Whitworth's time as the team's left tackle was close to its expiration date.
While there were flirtations with a move to guard, Whitworth stayed at left tackle through the 2016 season while Cedric Ogbuehi and Jake Fisher saw time on the right side of the line. This offseason offers a potential parting of the ways with Whitworth set for free agency next month, but the door hasn't been closed.
Appearing on Sirius XM NFL Radio with Alex Marvez and Solomon Wilcots, Whitworth said that he's talking to the Bengals and that he hopes it works out for him to stay in Cincinnati. He also said that the discussions have been about him remaining as the team's left tackle.
Bengals right guard Kevin Zeitler is also set to become a free agent, so there may be multiple changes up front on offense as the team tries to get back to the playoffs after their five-year streak of postseason appearances came to an end in 2016.
Revis tape oozes reasonable doubt
The bizarre video that contains images of two men knocked out cold and the sound of another man claiming that he did it and threatening to do it again apparently is the closest thing to a smoking gun in the case against Jets cornerback Darrelle Revis. It also proves that, as to the most serious charges pending against him, Revis likely will walk.
The defense lawyer contends that the voice on the tape doesn't belong to Darrelle Revis. Teammate Brandon Marshall agrees. (So do I.)
As a practical matter, the prosecutor will have to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that Revis is the person claiming credit for the knockout punches. Before it ever gets to that point, the prosecutor will have to believe that such an outcome is likely to justify the time and expense of taking the case to trial.
It's not. Revis will hire a voice-recognition expert to explain to the jury that it's not Revis. At best, the expert hired by Revis and the expert retained by the prosecution will cancel each other out, creating more than enough doubt to support an acquittal.
While that could take care of the assault charges, Revis would still faces charges of conspiracy, robbery, and the making of terroristic threats. If Revis is willing and able to identify the person who threw the punches in exchange for all charges being dropped, he could potentially walk away.
Of course, Revis may not be willing to say anything at all. If he's not, it will become harder for the prosecutor to find a way to save face without Revis pleading guilty to one of the charges or entering a diversion program or otherwise doing something to accept partial responsibility for a portion of the incident.
Accepting any responsibility could make Revis more susceptible to punishment by the league, however. And with the NFL generally unwilling to negotiate discipline as part of the effort to negotiate a plea arrangement, Revis eventually could be required to roll the dice.
However it plays out for Revis, the video helps his case. Whether it delivers an outright victory remains to be seen.
Report: Branden Albert to Jags for a draft pick, not Julius Thomas
The Dolphins and Jaguars are talking about a trade which would send left tackle Branden Albert to Jacksonville, but it appears he is the only player involved in the deal.
According to Armando Salguero of the Miami Herald, the teams have agreed to a deal that would send Albert north for a late-round pick in 2018.
The deal isn't necessarily complete, and Albert continues to talk to the Jaguars about a way to sweeten his deal to get him to avoid the freedom of the open market.
While the Dolphins might have some degree of interest in Thomas, they might not at his current contract terms, and the Albert-for-pick swap might be a way around that.
Bruce Arians: Ben Roethlisberger should be "ready to roll"
Cardinals coach Bruce Arians had go through a few anxious moments this offseason, wondering if his beat-up veteran quarterback was going to come back.
So coupled with his experience in Pittsburgh with Ben Roethlisberger, he expects the Steelers quarterback to be back on the field this season after previous musing about retirement.
"I think given time, he'll be ready to roll," Arians said, via ESPN. "He's in a time where he's making decisions, too. He's got the three kids and I think, like [Cardinals quarterback] Carson [Palmer], he got beat up."
Roethlisberger didn't take the abuse Palmer did last season, but he has accumulated a lot of hits over a career that has seen him be willing to leave the pocket and take more. Five of those seasons were with Arians as his offensive coordinator in Pittsburgh, giving the Cardinals coach a bit of insight.
Of course, plenty of players wonder aloud about their futures in the immediate aftermath of the season, but after the soreness subsides (making them better able to reach for their future fatter wallets) many guys end up forgetting about that talk.
On T.O. Hall of Fame opposition, the goalposts are moving
The biggest problem with the recent "T.O. dropped too many passes" excuse for keeping him out of Canton isn't that it's a stupid argument (it is), it's that it feels like a Plan B effort from Hall of Fame voters to justify the snub.
Peter King of TheMMQB.com, who supports T.O.'s case for Canton, fleshed out the drops-based case for exclusion in his weekly column. And while King reiterates his position that Owens should make it, King argues that drops are relevant to the overall case.
If so, why did it take two weeks for drops to become part of the public discussion? It seems like the voters (regardless of whether they oppose Owens) have decided to supplement the extra-statistical scuttlebutt with something rooted in objective fact, now that the threshold justification for keeping Owens out of the Hall of Fame has largely failed to resonate with fans or with media members who don't have a Hall of Fame vote.
In a close case, drops would be highly relevant. Locker-room misbehavior would be relevant, too. In situations where the performance clearly justifies enshrinement, these paper-thin barriers become even more flimsy when they emerge as a reaction to the intense criticism arising from the omission.
When Hall of Fame quarterback and Hall of Fame voter Dan Fouts went public with his opposition to Owens, Fouts said nothing about drops. Vic Carucci of the Buffalo News, the first voter to reduce his opposition to writing, said not one word about drops.
Drops first fell into the discussion after the rejection of the "horrible teammate" and "teams couldn't wait to get rid of him" narratives began to crumble. The drops-based argument should quickly crumble, too.
Again, in a close case, drops on the field and conduct from the sideline to the parking lot is relevant. In a slam-dunk situation, it's not.
Consider Brett Favre. He's the all-time leader in interceptions. He had a reputation for doing his own thing, ignoring the instructions of coaches and winging it. At least one of his former coaches — Jerry Glanville — surely would have some bad things to say about him. (Brad Childress and Eric Mangini might, too.) Favre was hardly a model teammate, as Jeff Pearlman's Gunslinger demonstrates regarding Favre's alleged treatment of Aaron Rodgers. Favre tormented the Packers with his annual will-I-or-won't-I retirement musings, setting the stage for the arrival of Rodgers. Favre eventually retired and then unretired, creating a mess for the Packers before being traded to the Jets, where a workplace sexual harassment situation resulted in Favre being fined for lying to the league office.
Did any of that keep Favre out of Canton? Nope. Favre got in on the first ballot, without even a discussion or debate. (It literally took 30 seconds to put Favre's case to rest.)
For Owens, the debate continues. The fact that the goalposts keep moving demonstrates how weak the case against him is.
Steve Smith rejecting requests to help other players train
Steve Smith announced his retirement from the NFL after the 2016 season and took a job with NFL Network to remain involved in the game moving forward.
He's had other offers to keep his toe in the football world as well. Smith told James Lofton and Brad Hopkins of Sirius XM NFL Radio that he's heard from wide receivers and defensive backs interested in watching film and doing on-field work with him in hopes of improving their games. He's also heard from agents of draft prospects interested in polishing their clients' games, but Smith is resisting all inquiries.
"And I had to take a step back and I said, 'You know what?' If I do all these things, now I'm getting my mind and body to say I can still play,'" Smith said. "So I had to text some guys and say, 'You know what? I don't think it's a good idea for me to watch film with you and work out and train with you because that means I'm telling myself and my family I'm about to go play again. And I don't want to go through that process. I'm done playing.' So if I'm training anybody, their last name is Smith, meaning my kids. I'm just going to love on them, and that training is less intense. The goal is so lesser. It's, 'Hey, let's make sure we're drinking water, fluid, and all that stuff.' Out there, when you're training for ball, it's a different animal. So I said, 'No.'"
There will always be players who could benefit from the tutelage of an undersized player who carved out a 16-year career that ended with 1,031 catches. For now, though, they'll have to look elsewhere because Smith isn't ready to share his tricks of the trade.
Darren McFadden thinks Cowboys wouldn't mind keeping him
The biggest topic around the Cowboys in the opening weeks of the offseason has been the fate of quarterback Tony Romo, but he wasn't the only Dallas starter who saw a rookie take over his spot in the lineup last season.
Running back Darren McFadden was brushed aside by Ezekiel Elliott even before he injured his elbow during the offseason and missed the majority of the season while recovering from the injury. McFadden returned for the final weeks of the season and told Jim Miller and Pat Kirwan of Sirius XM NFL Radio that he feels he has a lot to give a team in 2017.
"I still feel fresh," McFadden said. "Like you said I didn't get a lot of wear and tear on my body from the season. I only played in the last three regular season games and the playoff game. I feel like I have a lot that I can offer any team. As far as being out there and a guy that can carry the load, I don't feel like I've lost a step at all. I feel like that any team that want to take a shot at me I don't think it'd be a bad deal for them."
McFadden isn't ruling out the Cowboys from teams that might want to take a shot at him. He said he feels the team "wouldn't mind keeping me," although the draft will offer less expensive options for a team that has some work to do on defense if they want to sustain their winning ways of 2016.
Athletes skipping White House trip is nothing new
As Patriots owner Robert Kraft pointed out last week, every New England NFL championship team has had players who skipped the traditional White House trip. As explained by Paul Newberry of the Associated Press, the phenomenon of players boycotting the ritual is hardly new.
For example, former Boston Celtics great Larry Bird once skipped a trip to the White House when Ronald Reagan was in office, saying that "[i]f the president wants to see me, he knows where to find me." Likewise, Boston Bruins goalie Tim Thomas opted not to visit the White House under Barack Obama, pointing out that government "has grown out of control, threatening the Rights, Liberties, and Property of the People."
Four years ago, former Baltimore Ravens center Matt Birk opted not to visit the White House over Obama's support of Planned Parenthood.
Despite the history, there's a sense that the immediate future will feature more athletes skipping the Rose Garden photo op. With multiple players making a political statement in a league that has been largely avoiding politics, what will happen after the NBA, whose players and coaches have been far more vocal about political issues, crowns a champion?
Ultimately, each player has the right to attend or not attend. And people who oppose the decision to attend or not attend have the right to weigh in on the decision — as Patriots defensive lineman Chris Long recently learned.
NFL spread itself thin with more broadcast windows than ever
A record 203 million Americans watched NFL games last season, yet average ratings were down. If those two data points seem contradictory, that's because most people don't fully understand how TV ratings are calculated.
That total of 203 million people represents everyone who ever watched an NFL game at all, while the average ratings are about the average number of people watching a game at any given moment. That the former increased while the latter decreased suggests not that the NFL has a shrinking fan base but that the NFL has a problem with more and more fans deciding that they don't need to watch every game as consistently as they used to.
This data comes from FOX Sports' Mike Mulvihill, who writes at Sports Business Journal that the NFL's biggest problem in 2016 was that more viewers were turning away from football to watch election news: The league's ratings were down 13 percent from 2015 before Election Day but were virtually identical to 2015 after Election Day. But the second-biggest problem, and the one the NFL has some control over, is that the league has too many broadcast windows.
For the 2016 season, that meant a total of 110 NFL television windows when you add up the three every Sunday, plus Monday nights and Thursday nights, Thanksgiving and Christmas, Sunday morning games from London and so on. That's more than the league has ever had before, and the ratings data suggest that some fans felt that football was spread so thin that they simply couldn't keep up with it all, and they were more choosy about which games to watch.
The NFL may realize that's a problem, and there are already indications that the league is looking at scaling back, first by moving the London games back to Sunday afternoon, and perhaps by scaling back on some other broadcast windows as well.
If the NFL scales back the schedule slightly to get back to its bread and butter of Sunday afternoons and nights, and if nothing in the news in 2017 captures America's attention the way the election did in 2016, average ratings should improve in the season ahead. If ratings decline again, however, that's a sign that the NFL has a real problem on its hands.
Captain Munnerlyn hopes Vikings "value my talent"
The Vikings have picked cornerbacks early in the draft in three of the last four years, but a pair of older players ranked second and third in snaps played at the position in 2016.
Both Terence Newman and Captain Munnerlyn are set to become free agents this offseason, which leaves the Vikings with a decision to make about going with more of their homegrown players or bringing back the guys that filled the top roles last season. Munnerlyn did most of his work in the slot and cited an interview with Patriots coach Bill Belichick about the increased importance of the nickel corner while making his case to return.
"To see coach Belichick say that, I was pumping my fist," Munnerlyn said, via ESPN.com. "They are finally realizing that it's a big position. You're playing nickel 80 percent of the time of the game. If teams game plan you, they might not do that; they might try to keep a linebacker out there, but this is a passing league. Everybody wants to throw the ball. Everybody wants to see the scoreboard light up so hopefully teams see that. [I'm] definitely hoping the Vikings see that because we play it a lot, I hope they value my position and value my talent and bring me back."
The Vikings are expected to meet with free agent K'Waun Williams this week and he'd likely come cheaper than Munnerlyn at a time when the team also has to think about extending Xavier Rhodes' contract. That may mean Munnerlyn finds better value outside of Minnesota once free agency gets underway.
Monday morning one-liners
Former Bills coach Marv Levy wrote a children's book about the Chicago Cubs.
A look at veteran Dolphins other than DE Cameron Wake.
Patriots WR Malcolm Mitchell has finished writing his second book.
The Jets needed help at cornerback even before Darrelle Revis' recent arrest.
The Ravens stole an idea from Jerry Seinfeld and took offensive coordinator Marty Mornhinweg for a drive.
Assessing how much the Bengals missed departed veterans in 2016.
Should QB Tyrod Taylor interest the Browns?
A breakdown of the Steelers wide receivers.
Rounding up some mock draft choices for the Texans.
How did the Colts fare at tight end in 2016?
The Jaguars website selected the team's top play of the 2016 season.
Will the Titans make a big move for help at inside linebacker?
The Broncos are in comfortable position under the cap.
Chiefs QB Tyler Bray would like a chance to show he's grown as a player.
The time for Raiders QB Derek Carr to sign a big extension is close.
Will a change in coaches lead to better special teams play for the Chargers?
Debating whether the Cowboys should draft a wide receiver in the first round.
A deep threat on offense is on the Giants shopping list this offseason.
The Eagles answered some big questions in 2016.
T Ty Nsekhe is likely to return to the Redskins in 2017.
A look at the Bears' special teams play.
Will the Lions make additions at running back this offseason?
Running through the Packers' decisions on exclusive rights and restricted free agents.
Considering some of RB Adrian Peterson's options in the event he leaves the Vikings.
Falcons S Keanu Neal and LB Deion Jones are receiving notice for their strong rookie seasons.
Sifting through some draft options for the Panthers.
Figuring out which Saints players would be in QB Drew Brees' "cabinet" is a way to fill some offseason time.
Former Buccaneers DE Simeon Rice believes he's deserving of more MVP consideration.
It may be easier for the Cardinals to talk about finding their quarterback of the future than it is to find one.
Special teams coach John Fassel is happy he's able to remain with the Rams after a stint as interim head coach last year.
Tracing defensive coordinator Robert Saleh's path to the 49ers.
Are the Seahawks done making moves at kicker?
Darrelle Revis attorneys say voice on tape was not his
While there's now video of two guys who allegedly were knocked out by someone in a group including Darrelle Revis, the attorney for the Jets cornerback says there's no way the voice on the tape was his.
Via Paula Reed Ward of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Revis' attorneys, Robert DelGreco Jr. and Mark Fiorilli issued a statement again denying their clients' involvement in the attack.
"Darrelle Revis absolutely, categorically and positively did not knock out anyone, did not conspire with anyone to commit an assault, did not say 'shut up before I knock your [expletive] out next' and surely did not 'rob' another of a cell phone," the statement read. "The voice and admissions made on the video are not that of Darrelle Revis. We have no doubt but that further investigation relative to the clothing and voice verification will corroborate the above assertions."
Revis has been charged with aggravated assault, conspiracy, robbery and terroristic threats, and has a preliminary hearing on Thursday.
Texans and Chiefs could be the favorites for Tony Romo
With more quarterbacks than normal available this offseason, it might take the first domino falling to make them all drop in a hurry.
And one of the first could be Tony Romo, when/if Dallas releases him (and if he plays nice and allows that).
If that happens, a small group of teams who are clearly playoff caliber already top the list of possible destinations.
According to Peter King of TheMMQB.com, the Texans and Chiefs make the most sense as a possible post-Dallas destination for Romo.
While other teams (specifically the Broncos) have been mentioned as possibility, there's a clear confluence of opportunity and proximity there. Romo clearly doesn't want to play for a rebuilding team, or one too far away as his family is about to welcome a third child.
So the opprtunity to easily leapfrog Tom Savage or gently nudge Alex Smith aside provide reasonable alternatives for the soon-to-be 37-year-old Romo.
Houston might prefer a younger alternative (such as Jimmy Garoppolo), but plugging an established and able starter like Romo in would be a boost for a team which has played championship-level defense in recent years, with and without J.J. Watt. The Texans would need to invest in more offensive line help to make it make sense, but have a receiving threat in DeAndre Hopkins who has been underutilized.
Kansas City would stand a chance to upgrade from the good-not-great Alex Smith, and many of the same things apply there as in Houston.
King also mentioned that Romo turned down an off-field offer this offseason, which indicates that he's focused on getting back on the field somewhere, and soon.
Branden Albert visiting Jaguars
The Dolphins could soon be parlaying their apparent intent to cut tackle Branden Albert into the acquisition of a new tight end.
Albert will visit the Jaguars on Monday, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL Media. The visit comes as part of an effort to facilitate a trade for tight end Julius Thomas.
Rapoport adds this nugget, which is actually a big deal: Both would have to agree to new contracts in order to make the trade happen.
Why would they? They should refuse and get cut and sign new deals on the open market. Albert already had one foot out the door. Why should he accept a trade to Jacksonville for a deal that isn't negotiated with the benefit of competition from other teams that: (1) don't have a player like Julius Thomas to offer to the Dolphins; and (2) possibly would pay more money to Albert if there was no obligation to trade for him?
Ditto for Thomas. If the Jaguars don't want him at $7 million (and if the Dolphins don't either), he should sit tight, force a release, and go wherever he wants at the highest possible price. (Maybe the Patriots would want him to replace Martellus Bennett, for example.)
Albert's contract pays $8.875 million this year and $9.575 million next year in base salary. Thomas will make $7 million in 2017, $3 million of which recently became fully guaranteed. He is signed through 2019.
Video of Darrelle Revis incident shows two victims unconscious
A brief video of the aftermath of the incident involving Jets cornerback Darrelle Revis shows two men unconscious on the sidewalk and includes the audio of another man bragging about knocking them out.
The video, which was published by TMZ, shows the two men prone on the ground and features a man off-camera saying, "I knocked both of these motherf—ers out. Both of them. They both sleeping. Shut up before I knock your ass out next."
According to the TMZ post, "it appears officials believe the voice is Darrelle."
A police report in connection with the incident says that a witness told police that Revis said to him, "Do you want to be next?"
Revis is facing felony charges of robbery, aggravated assault and conspiracy.


text:
Oct 28, 2011
Hi hun,
Did you find the 2011 Yearbook post? I hope so because that honor was VERY well deserved. Your wedding was absolutely beautiful :)
Talk 2 U Soon!
Thank you for the lovely bio comments. I hope everything comes together as I've envisioned it. I love how your inspiration photos are spot on to your actual wedding, actually I think your wedding turned out better then your inspiration pictures. Again congratulations on such a gorgeous affair, you guys are a gorgeous couple.
You were featured in the 2011 PW Yearbook so I wanted to stop by and say CONGRATS!!! And cheers to your beautiful wedding :)
Hello Beautiful!
Still loving the profile picture with you smiling happily with that gorgeous headpiece on! Hope you are having a wonderful day!
Congratulations on your feature, you deserve it, gorgeous wedding! What type of chandelier was that over cake? I LOVE IT!!!
Hey hun!
It's been awhile so I wanted to stop by :) So... How have u been? Do you have any big plans for the summer? I just got back from the beach in Hilton Head, SC and I almost died in that heat...lol. Awww.. It got up to 98 degrees the day we left :-/ Crazy, right?!


text:
Photo credit: Boston Police Department
If the Washington Capitals were this bad last year, and the only thing that kept them afloat was Dale Hunter's coaching, I feel like I'd owe him an apology. On Tuesday, instead of watching NCIS: Los Angeles, starring LL Cool J and Robin from Batman Forever, we all watched the Carolina Hurricanes mollywhomp the Caps. It was just wretched hockey, the kind so intolerable you'd think it'd inspire change in the organization. You'd think.
It was bad. It was really bad. How bad? Joe Corvo scored. Yeah. That bad.
Canes beat Caps 4-0.
Guys, I have some thoughts I wanna share with you about the Caps' chances of making the playoffs. I'm just not sure tha—–
Oh. Good point, Jim Mora. My bust.
Here is what Joe B looked like tonight. His tie wasn't as ugly as this game, but it was close.
The Capitals now travel to Carolina, where they will lose to the Hurricanes on Thursday.
*mic drop*
We need gifs of the sticks to Semin's face, pronto!
On it. Will have a post in a bit.
The only good thing about that game was the pounding that Olesky gave to Bowman. Start preparing next season already, it would be wise..
Not gonna lie. Every time I see a puck buddy pregamer, we lose. badly.
Hahaha – I needed this
MoJo has never been able to finish. Why would you put a guy who can't finish on the same line as Ovi?
This was very well done and funny … but I won't smile again til I see the Caps skate full speed for 60 minutes. I'm so tired of them looking like they're sailing around the rink looking at the roof because they're bored … or something.
the joe corvo pic at the top was awesome. wish i could say the same about the caps though
Wow…can this writer go back to middle school and learn some technique? Grammar, punctuation, sentence structure. Is this supposed to be as horrible as the game or merely showing the caliber of quality this site has? Oh, wait. You're trying to be as crappy as the Caps have been. Ok, now I get it.
About sums it up
> You're trying to be as crappy as the Caps have been. Ok, now I get it.
Bah, I think you mean YOUR, not YOU'RE.
Hahahahaha look at this guy; trying to correct grammer. And then having bad grammor itself. Wat a jerk.
also, why does Joe Corvo have a mugshot from the Boston PD?
Just looked it up,
"Corvo was arrested in November 2002 in Boston after he grabbed a 34-year-old woman's buttocks in a restaurant. Restaurant staff told him
to leave, but Corvo returned, punched the woman and then kicked her when
she fell to the ground, police said. Corvo was given a three-year
suspended sentence after he pleaded guilty to assault. Corvo was also
suspended for three games by the Kings"
Time to sell current for future.
damn. thanks
My favorite part is when you complain about peter's sentence structure with a sentence fragment.
you guys really hate joe corvo haha
Google it.
Irregardless of grammir, the principle was acceptible ahd we should acomodate his argument. Alot of it.
Play a 60 minute effort? This is a George McPhee's Caps team we're talking about here.
Poor Oates, nothing is clicking for this team. Like I said before, an improved roster with great balance would thrive under him, or even Hunter.
Reductions in season ticket renewals are our only hopes of seeing a change in the front office though, otherwise, we're unfortunately stuck with GMGM.
Not but seriously, this was by far the worst grammar I've ever published. I might have been ragetyping.
Corvo's success in 5 words: Game Two Eastern Conference Finals
Duly noted
He's been the only bright spot in the last three games.
"Irregardless" is not a word.
Is it time for the return of Voldemort?! Time for another rubber chicken to lose its head?!! Something has to change…this is just straight up painful to watch…another game like this and I might go off the patio balcony (all of 10 feet) just to end the misery!!!!
Why would you take him out of the press box?
And selling off the present for the future isnt really a big options, no ones going to take greens 6.25 mill or carlson 4.
Only good news the last 2 days is dimya return to the bears and laich skating with the team today. missed that one rmnb 🙂
It was painful to watch the game in VC. It started well but when somewhere like 5 super scoring chances was not realize it was a matter of time when Car will use their opportunities. And they got it thanks to Holtby. After that the game was over. Even sparkling fight by Oleksy could not revive it. Caps now practically done and dead. On the next game I'm sure dozen vultures/scouts would be at the game. The only interest left is how big the sale will be and whether GM will survive it.
Which would include the Devils? And the Bruins? And the Canes (the first time?) 'Cause, you know, we have the power to change these things.
I really don't know how CSN came up with the idea that Oleksy was the Caps player of the game… Ovechkin was involved in every scoring chance for the Caps except for a couple.
I only have one word….. SEMIN!!! 😀
You're- as in YOU ARE TRYING… dumbass
SERVED?! You are an idiot writer and you get wood with irregardless not being a word?! Go back to school, moron.
No, it is you're. As in you're fucking stupid and should learn how to write before commenting.
http://www.russianmachineneverbreaks.com/comment-policy/ Comment policy y'all
I would like to congratulate the Washington Salary Caps on their singularly impressive loss tonight.
Cute quote about the AHLers on the blue line. Too bad shultz isn't one. Also note how much better Oleksy is doing than any of the others…… It's really sad, isn't it? 🙁
Improved roster is key, isn't it? Look at Carolina's first line, and then look at the Caps "first line." Ouch.
Best part of the game, right here. Thanks guys.
Great game!!!! Go Canes!!!
Which forward who has never been able to finish would you put up there instead?
I'm tired of saying this, but Shultz has no business playing professional hockey. Some players just cannot thrive within certain types of systems. Shultz on the other hand, would be a detriment to ANY team in the league. He's slow, uncoordinated, and has a fervent aversion to physical contact of any kind. Just a lifeless jersey floating around the rink. The man doesn't have the basic skill set required even for a bottom dwelling defenseman. The longer we play him, the more he'll continue to sabotage the Caps in the back end.
)))))))) best
"maybe filling the blueline with AHL players was a tactical […]"
It doesn't matter where they come from, sitting "sick" player X a couple of games here, bringing in players Y and Z for a couple of games there, strange healthy scratches A and B, line juggling shell game every two games…I wonder what the organization could possibly think would happen by doing such things? Actually, I don't wonder at all.
Where is the GIF of Ribeiro getting absolutely flipped in a hit early in the first? I walked into VC just in time to watch him go upside down.
Where did the Joe B./Laughlin photo come from? I've been scoring the internet for them… take a picture of the TV?
Thanks, man. Love 'em!
Russian Machine Never Breaks is not associated with the Washington Capitals; Monumental Sports, the NHL, or its properties. Not even a little bit.
All original content on russianmachineneverbreaks.com is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported (CC BY-NC-SA 3.0)– unless otherwise stated or superseded by another license. You are free to share, copy, and remix this content so long as it is attributed, done for noncommercial purposes, and done so under a license similar to this one.


text:
Visit the Banquet page for more information.
Start planning now to attend our 2017 Technical Symposium and Annual Awards Banquet in Pittsburgh! Both will take place on Friday November 17, 2017, at the William Penn Hotel.
Unique for this event, we are planning an extensive tour of radio station KDKA, the first commercial radio station in the U.S.! The tour will be open to RCA Members only, and will commence on Saturday November 18th.
Introducing Radio Club of America
Founded in 1909, the Radio Club of America is the oldest, most prestigious group of wireless communications professionals in the world, with members across the globe. Its members are dedicated to the wireless art and science for the betterment of society. The Radio Club of America is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, and all contributions made to RCA are tax exempt.
Creating the Future
The future of wireless belongs to our youth, many of whom are unaware of the importance of the wireless industry, or of the wonderful career opportunities it presents. We have two major programs:
- Youth Activities, focused on middle and high school students
- Annually, one or two of the best of our youth present at our Annual Technical Symposium. We have had presentations from our youth on fractal antennas, pole climbing robots, high altitude ballooning, and other innovations
- Scholarship program, focused on college/university students. We support approximately a dozen universities whose students are studying engineering, broadcast, communications, and similar majors
We believe that our focus on youth ensures the future of the wireless industry, and sets the Radio Club of America apart from most of the other professional wireless organizations. Join with us in creating the future!
Ensuring the Present
The Radio Club of America is also focused on helping wireless professionals of all ages to advance their careers. We accomplish this in several ways:
- Our Annual Technical Symposium features some of the best minds in wireless, presenting innovative and unique solutions in wireless. Where else will you find the likes of Professor Frank Drake of SETI fame, or such "Wireless Wow" presentations on 'Invisibility Cloaks,' spectrum arbitrage, virtual sensors, using RF to disable IEDs, or 3D printed antennas?
- At our Annual Meeting you will get a chance to meet keynote speakers like Bob Heil (audio engineer), Walter Cronkite (broadcaster), Marty Cooper (inventor of the cell phone), Dr. Ted Rappaport (professor and author of many radio wireless textbooks), David Sumner (president of the American Radio Relay League), and network with industry pioneers like Andy Seybold (wireless pundit), and Ray Trott P.E. (CEO of communications engineering firm)
- At our breakfasts at industry trade shows, and other events, you will get a chance to hear from industry notables such as Dave Weisz (Motorola) and Brian Fontes (CEO of National Emergency Number Assoc.)
Included among our many members are those working in the various segments of the wireless industry, including: Antennas, Broadband, Broadcast, Cellular, Ham Radio, Infrastructure, Manufacturers, Military Communications, Parts Vendors, Public Safety / Land Mobile Radio, and Satellite.
Honoring the Past
The over 100-year history of the Radio Club is the history of wireless communication. The Club keeps alive the memory and lessons of past inventors and innovators, honoring those that contributed so much to the advancement of the wireless art. Included among our previous members were such notables as Armstrong (inventor of FM and the superhetrodyne receiver), Beverage (antennas), Link (land mobile radio), Poppele (founder of Television Broadcasters Assoc., started the WOR NY radio station, director for Voice of America), and dozens of others. Share the legacy that they left us, and help create new legacies for the future!
2016 Awards Banquet Sponsors
Help support the Future of RCA
Your tax deductible donation to RCA would be greatly appreciated. We can accept your donations via Check, Money Order, PayPal or Credit Card. Click the button below for details:
Annual Banquet
The Annual Technical Symposium and Banquet is our opportunity to catch up on the latest wireless innovations, network with the movers and shakers in our industry, and honor our industry's finest contributors. It is held every year on the weekend before Thanksgiving, at alternating locations across the U.S. to ensure that all members get a chance to attend. In 2017m we will be meeting in Pittsburgh, PA. Included in the event will be a tour of the first radio broadcast station in the nation, KDKA, for RCA members who attend. Stay tuned for more details.


text:
Where next
RT @HightownHA: Amazing performance of #Cathy by @CardboardCitz at House of Lords. Powerful story of #homelessness - #CathyComeHome is relevant 50yrs on7 hours 55 min ago
RT @Jamrat_: Moving & powerful #homesforCathy performance by @CardboardCitz @UKHouseofLords @cathy_homes #ukhousing https://t.co/HYZgRqetyG7 hours 55 min ago
Reminder of why we just performed #Cathy at the House of Lords as part of @cathy_homes' amazing event… https://t.co/yIxdEbED3d8 hours 2 min ago
3/3 music group. It really demonstrates just how different, wonderful and diverse our programme of work is at Cardboard Citz #proud10 hours 1 min ago
1/3 This wk we perform #Cathy at the House of Lords (happening now!).On Wed an amazing group of young people with experience of homelessness10 hours 1 min ago


text:
ATS Sedan
ATS Coupe
Oshawa, Ontario (Thursday, November 5, 2015) - Renowned for luxury and design, Cadillac has recently added dynamic driving performance to its list of attributes. Now as 2016 model year production begins, Cadillac adds new fuel-saving technologies. Active Fuel Management and Automatic Stop/Start technologies, and widespread use of a new 8-speed transmission, are combining to raise fuel economy ratings and reduce emissions in Cadillac's portfolio.
Cadillac's all-new six cylinder engine contains Active Fuel Management, or cylinder deactivation, technology enabling it to seamlessly switch from six-cylinder to four-cylinder operation under certain light-load conditions, while maintaining excellent performance. The new 3.6-liter engine is part of the 2016 ATS and CTS product lines. Additionally, the Cadillac Escalade luxury SUV's V8 will shift to four-cylinder operation in many daily driving conditions, as will Cadillac's all-new high performance CTS-V sedan.
Cadillac's advanced engine technology will accelerate in the new Twin Turbo-powered CT6 prestige sedan, which will be the world's only six-cylinder engine to combine turbocharging with cylinder deactivation and Stop/Start technology.
Cadillac's ATS and CTS also offer a 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine, the most popular choice among buyers. These models also see fuel economy improvements in 2016 via the use of Automatic Start/Stop, or AutoStop, technology. This system reduces emissions and fuel consumption by automatically turning off the engine when the car is stationary, such as at red light. The engine quickly and automatically resumes as soon as the driver releases the brake.
Previous Start/Stop systems often relied on the car's battery system. Cadillac employs a voltage stabilization system powered by ultracapacitors to re-start the engine. This alternative power source inside the car enables smoother and quicker re-starts compared to previous systems, while enhancing durability by reducing strain on the existing electrical systems.
Cadillac's new 8-speed transmission nets another efficiency gain, and like the new V6 engine, just started production in the 2016 ATS and CTS.
"While these new systems increase efficiency, a main focus in engineering at Cadillac is to integrate these systems smoothly with no compromise to the driving experience," says David Leone, Cadillac executive chief engineer. "Our new 8-speed transmission was developed internally for fast and smooth shifting in every situation with Cylinder Deactivation and Start/Stop are integrated in a more seamless manner than our competitors."
The result is cleaner and more fuel-efficient Cadillac models. CO2 output has been reduced up to 6 percent on 2016 ATS and CTS models.
About Cadillac in Canada
Cadillac has been a leading luxury auto brand since 1902. Today, Cadillac is growing globally, driven by an expanding product portfolio featuring dramatic design and technology. More information on Cadillac appears at www.cadillac.ca. Cadillac's media website with information, images and video can be found at media.cadillac.ca.
The Cadillac ATS-V Coupe arrives track-capable from the factory next spring, powered by the first-ever twin-turbocharged engine in a V-Series. Rated at an estimated 455 horsepower (339 kW) and 445 lb-ft of torque (603 Nm), the 3.6L V-6 is the segment's highest-output six-cylinder and enables 0-60 performance of less than 4 seconds and a top speed of more than 298 km/h.


text:
Results 1 to 1 of 1
- 08-06-2014, 03:51 PM Thread Author #1Junior Member
- Posts
- 1 Posts
- Mentioned
- 0 Post(s)
- Tagged
- 0 Thread(s)
LG Optimus G Pro (F240L) - Wi-Fi problem
Hi guys,
yesterday I received my LG Optimus G Pro, which I have ordered at AliExpress.
The happiness soon was replaced by dissapointment. The Wi-Fi is not working at all.
While retrieving the IP address from my home network the phone automatically switches off the Wi-Fi. Immediately it switches back on and the phone tries to reconnect again. This loop repeats itself every 10 seconds. Even after updating to Kitkat it remained like that.
I recorded a (bad quality) video of it. Just search on Google/YouTube for
"LG Optimus G Pro (F240L) - Wi-Fi problem"
Is it a hardware issue? Or is there anything I can do about it?
Hard reset (Power+Volume down) doesn't work either.
It's the Korean F240L version, by the way. But I don't think it's related to that.
Quite a shame, because the rest of the phone is amazing. Really enjoy it. But no working Wi-Fi is a no-go.
Thanks for your support!
Similar Threads
Nexus 5 Cell Phone Reception ProblemsBy MarkNexus5 in forum Google Nexus 5Replies: 2Last Post: 08-06-2014, 08:13 PM
LG Optimus F6By AC Question in forum Ask a QuestionReplies: 1Last Post: 08-06-2014, 05:21 PM
Unread Message Count in GO SMS PROBy TMJOSYD2 in forum Ask a QuestionReplies: 0Last Post: 08-06-2014, 03:17 PM
Notifications on an Optimus GBy fjord in forum Ask a QuestionReplies: 1Last Post: 08-06-2014, 02:37 PM
LG G3 D855 will not bootBy AC Question in forum Ask a QuestionReplies: 0Last Post: 08-06-2014, 12:58 PM


text:
NewsJanuary 18 2012
Governor's Teacher Initiative Discussed
Governor's Teacher Initiative Discussed
Lyman Superintendent Doug Eppard expressed to the board of education, at their Monday night meeting, his concern over Gov. Dennis Daugaard's proposed South Dakota Investing in Teachers initiative unveiled during the Governor's state of the state address recently.
"I'm not thrilled with merit pay for teachers," said Eppard. "It's hard on everyone.'
Eppard explained to the board the Governor's proposal to measure schools and teachers by their students' growth, award bonuses to teachers that select to teach math and science and do away with tenure.
The superintendent said legislation like this could hurt teacher moral.
Mr. Eppard stated Lyman staff is excited about the possibility to be compensated for more profession development that the proposal also includes.
No bills have been filed as of yet, but he will watch the issue.
For more on the story, pick up an issue of this weeks paper.
- Lyman Seniors serve as pages
- Annual Farm & Home Show set for Saturday
- Celebrate St. Patrick's Day in Presho March 18
- Manger fundraiser a success
- Presho Guardsman completes mission to Washington, DC
- Local teen served as page on legislature
- Snow piles on Main following storm
- Outlook Shows Potential Drought Improvement for State
- Juniors work the concession stand
- Sewer project moves forward
- Annual fishing tournament a success
- Annual fishing tournament a success


text:
ESA/DLR/FU Berlin (G. Neukum)
Sitting at the northern edge of Mars' famous Valles Marineris canyon complex, which looks like a gaping wound in the equatorial region of the red planet, is a strange 196 mile (315 kilometer) wide gouge in the landscape called Hebes Chasma. Like Valles Marineris, Hebes Chasma is a scar of Mars' ancient geological upheaval when the planet was volcanically active. Seen here in new observations by the European spacecraft Mars Express, the deep valley is imaged in beautiful high-definition.
ESA/DLR/FU Berlin (G. Neukum)
Observed by Mars Express' High Resolution Stereo Camera, Hebes Chasma was photographed on eight occasions between 2004 and 2009 to create the new mosaic of the region. Shown here, an elevation model shows how deep the feature is -- nearly 5 miles (8 kilometers) deeper than the surrounding terrain. Strangely, the feature has a unique rise (or "mesa") in its center; no other canyon on Mars is known to posses such a large central hump.
NASA MGS MOLA Science Team
Hebes Chasma and the neighboring canyons are related to the famous Tharsis Bulge -- a huge region on the red planet that dominates the western hemisphere, which was formed in the early volcanic history of Mars. Olympus Mons, the largest shield volcano in the solar system, resides on the bulge, a remnant of the planet's volcanic past. During the formation of Tharsis, Mars' crust was stretched and ripped, creating the Valles Marineris complex, including Hebes Chasma.
ESA/DLR/FU Berlin (G. Neukum)
Using data from Mars Express, scientists have recreated Hebes Chasma's central mesa with mind blowing precision. Time has not been kind to the mesa, as is evident in this rendering. Material from one edge of the mesa has eroded and slumped to create this horseshoe-like feature. Dark material appears to have "pooled" in the slumped debris, likely darker mineral eroded from an intermediate layer of stratified material. The erosion was likely caused by the freezing and thawing of ices in the rock.
ESA/DLR/FU Berlin (G. Neukum)
The overriding feature on the mesa is numerous channels etched in the rock, suggestive that the material is soft and easily eroded. Darker bands of material in the mesa slopes also reveal the mineral stratification, revealing some information about the geological evolution of the region. With the help of data from NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, both satellites have revealed that many of the minerals inside Hebes Chasma could only have been formed in the presence of water, indicating that many of these mesa erosion features and slumped debris were likely caused by water action.


text:
169. janetlee
Such very bad luck for your other half! Car accident & sick all in the same week.
You are so right about the sturdiness of cars now-a-days. It is a wonder more people are not killed in the newer ones even with all the airbags & restraints. Give me a good hunk of steel car of yesteryear! Makes one wonder how we all managed to live such a long life before all these new safety features. We drove from South Florida to California with our #1 son standing behind Max's shoulder or sleeping in the back seat. And remember those cloth type baby seats that hooked over the back of the front seat so the baby was in a perfect projectile spot to go flying through the windsheild. We drove from VA to FL with my oldest neice setting in one of those things.
Wishing your hubby get well soon wishes..
Member Since: December 31, 1969 Posts: Comments:


text:
Sign up for our newsletters
Receive the latest in Footwear, Fashion, Music and Creativity in our newsletters.
Parisian brand A.P.C. presents its 2013 Resort Collection. The collection expertly transitions between the seasons with a line that includes an array of T-shirts, button-ups, pants, sweaters and lightweight outerwear. Each piece is minimally styled with many of the offerings coming in hues of blue and understated khaki. Another solid set of ready-to-wear wardrobe staples from designer Jean Touitou, the collection is now available both in-store and online.