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155 Excuses - and counting...
Ever needed a good excuse but couldn't think of one? Try one of these.
I'd love to, but...
1. I have to floss my cat.
2. I've dedicated my life to linguini.
3. I want to spend more time with my blender.
4. The President said he might drop in.
5. The man on television told me to say tuned.
6. I've been scheduled for a karma transplant.
7. I'm staying home to work on my cottage cheese sculpture.
8. It's my parakeet's bowling night.
9. It wouldn't be fair to the other Beautiful People.
10. I'm building a pig from a kit.
11. I did my own thing and now I've got to undo it.
12. I'm enrolled in aerobic scream therapy.
13. There's a disturbance in the Force.
14. I'm doing door-to-door collecting for static cling.
15. I have to go to the post office to see if I'm still wanted.
16. I'm teaching my ferret to yodel.
17. I have to check the freshness dates on my dairy products.
18. I'm going through cherry cheesecake withdrawl.
19. I'm planning to go downtown to try on gloves.
20. My crayons all melted together.
21. I'm trying to see how long I can go without saying yes.
22. I'm in training to be a household pest.
23. I'm getting my overalls overhauled.
24. My patent is pending.
25. I'm attending the opening of my garage door.
26. I'm sandblasting my oven.
27. I'm worried about my vertical hold.
28. I'm going down to the bakery to watch the buns rise.
29. I'm being deported.
30. The grunion are running.
31. I'll be looking for a parking space.
32. My Millard Filmore Fan Club meets then.
33. The monsters haven't turned blue yet, and I have to eat more dots.
34. I'm taking punk totem pole carving.
35. I have to fluff my shower cap.
36. I'm converting my calendar watch from Julian to Gregorian.
37. I've come down with a really horrible case of something or other.
38. I made an appointment with a cuticle specialist.
39. My plot to take over the world is thickening.
40. I have to fulfill my potential.
41. I don't want to leave my comfort zone.
42. It's too close to the turn of the century.
43. I have some real hard words to look up in the dictionary.
44. My subconscious says no.
45. I'm giving nuisance lessons at a convenience store.
46. I left my body in my other clothes.
47. The last time I went, I never came back.
48. I've got a Friends of Rutabaga meeting.
49. I have to answer all of my "occupant" letters.
50. None of my socks match.
51. I have to be on the next train to Bermuda.
52. I'm having all my plants neutered.
53. People are blaming me for the Spanish-American War.
54. I changed the lock on my door and now I can't get out.
55. I'm making a home movie called "The Thing That Grew in My Refrigerator".
56. I'm attending a perfume convention as guest sniffer.
57. My yucca plant is feeling yucky.
58. I'm touring China with a wok band.
59. My chocolate-appreciation class meets that night.
60. I never go out on days that end in "Y".
61. My mother would never let me hear the end of it.
62. I'm running off to Yugoslavia with a foreign-exchange student named Basil Metabolism.
63. I just picked up a book called "Glue in Many Lands" and I can't put it down.
64. I'm too old/young for that stuff.
65. I have to wash/condition/perm/curl/tease/torment my hair.
66. I have too much guilt.
67. There are important world issues that need worrying about.
68. I have to draw "Cubby" for an art scholarship.
69. I'm uncomfortable when I'm alone or with others.
70. I promised to help a friend fold road maps.
71. I feel a song coming on.
72. I'm trying to be less popular.
73. My bathroom tiles need grouting.
74. I have to bleach my hare.
75. I'm waiting to see if I'm already a winner.
76. I'm writing a love letter to Richard Simmons.
77. You know how we psychos are.
78. My favorite commercial is on TV.
79. I have to study for a blood test.
80. I'm going to be old someday.
81. I've been traded to Cincinnati.
82. I'm observing National Apathy Week.
83. I have to rotate my crops.
84. My uncle escaped again.
85. I'm up to my elbows in waxy buildup.
86. I have to knit some dust bunnies for a charity bazaar.
87. I'm having my baby shoes bronzed.
88. I have to go to court for kitty littering.
89. I'm going to count the bristles in my toothbrush.
90. I have to thaw some karate chops for dinner.
91. Having fun gives me prickly heat.
92. I'm going to the Missing Persons Bureau to see if anyone is looking for me.
93. I have to jog my memory.
94. My palm reader advised against it.
95. My Dress For Obscurity class meets then.
96. I have to stay home and see if I snore.
97. I prefer to remain an enigma.
98. I think you want the OTHER [your name].
99. I have to sit up with a sick ant.
100. I'm trying to cut down.
101. I need to eat some food for thought.
102. I've already used up eight of my nine lives.
103. The jury is still out.
104. I'm going to catalog my cutlery collection.
105. My cat has a yeast infection.
106. It's against my religion.
107. The voices say that if I go to work/school, then I will have to sacrifice an animal/small child/virgin.
108. I ran out of Prozac and I just can't go on.
109. I'm sorry, I'll be abducted by a flying saucer at 9.
110. I have to finish making my ear wax sculpture.
111. I'm right in the middle of knitting my bellybutton lint into a cardigan for my elephant.
112. I have to follow the directions on my orange juice container (concentrate).
113. My computer needs tuning.
114. I'm painting my toenails.
115. I have a date in Transylvania.
116. I need to clean my carpet with a toothbrush.
117. The lawn's turned into a jungle.
118. I'm pruning my fishing lures.
119. I accidently took some ex-lax with my prozac this morning. I've been sitting on the can all day, but I feel great.
120. I'm passing a stone.
121. I have to deguass my monitor.
122. I have to deworm my kitten.
123. I lost my contact - I can't see.
124. I got snowed in.
125. I'm sorry I can't, I'm busy reading excuses.
126. Some big kids made me do it.
127. I'm still looking for my other arm.
128. When an egg dish flops - those hens must have had a rough night.
129. My hair hurts.
130. I can't come in, that bright ball in the sky is blinding me.
131. I've got a highway pizza in the oven and I have to watch that it doesn't burn.
132. I'm expecting a subpoena from Ken Starr.
133. Ed McMahon and Dick Clark wrote "It's Official..." so, I'm waiting.
134. I've been arrested for heckling at the Ballet.
135. I'm busy taking all the sponges out of the ocean to see how much deeper it gets.
136. I'm steamcleaning my WonderBra.
137. That's the night I stimulate my gums.
138. My psychic advised me otherwise.
139. The Earth's about to get destroyed, I've got to find a ride off.
140. I have to re-chain my bicycle.
141. sorry...I'm sacrificing you to my evil Gods of death and havoc that night.
142. I'm sorry, I built a circular drive-way and now I can't get out.
143. but I don't wanna.
144. No hablo Ingles (I do not speak english).
145. I was doing yoga exercises and got stuck.
146. I'd be happy to after I bungee jump off of the Golden Gate Bridge without the bungee cord.
147. The voices said evil things might happen 'cause your're bad.
148. I'm donating a kidney later.
149. I've been sitting in this chair and my butt has fallen asleep.
150. I have a wedding to plan, a wife to murder and a kingdom to blame for it - I am swamped.
151. my dog needs to have a flea bath.
152. I just had a frontal labotomy.
153. I've got silver hair, gold teeth and a lead butt, I'm filthy rich!
154. I have to take the cat to the dry cleaners.
155. ... well, maybe.


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April is National Poetry Month. All this month, the Teen Blog will feature young adult novels that mention specific poets or poems.
Anna and the French Kiss by Stephanie Perkins
Anna's father sends her to a school in Paris for her senior year. She is miserable until she begins making friends and spending time with Etienne St. Clair. He already has a girlfriend, but occasionally, their friendship seems like it will become something more. At the famed Shakespeare & Company bookstore, he presents her with a collection of Pablo Neruda poems. He says the book is for class, but there might be deeper significance in his gift.

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Brevard, N.C. - Brevard College football player and reigning SAC defensive player of the week, Stanley Jones has been named Tornado Athlete of the Week for week three of the 2009-10 athletic season receiving 54.3% of the votes.
Jones a senior from Spartanburg, S.C.(Spartanburg HS) led the way for the defense, as he posted a team-high 16 total tackles in the Tornados 27-24 win over Chowan in the Brevard home opener on Saturday afternoon. Jones also recorded three tackles for a loss and was a part of three sacks in the game as the Tornados dropped Hawks quarterback C.J. Westler a school-record nine times in the game.
Jones leads the SAC in tackles on the season. He led the conference in tackles per game last season with 9.8 and was a first team preseason All-Conference selection.
Other nominees this week were Jones' teammate Justin Fleming who received 24.3% of the votes after recording 2 carries, 110 yards, including the go ahead 74 yard TD run for the Tornados, volleyball's Brooke Seaman received 14.1% of the votes with 41 kills, 31.6% hitting percentage 21 total blocks, 7 service aces, as the team went 2-1 on the week, and men's soccer's Craig Galloway who received 7.1% of the votes after recording 2 goals on the week both from beyond 30 yards out as the Tornados went 1-1 on the week.
The Tornado Athlete of the Week Poll comes out every Monday morning and will run until Tuesday at noon. For more information on the poll, contact the Brevard Sport Information Department.
2009-2010 Brevard Tornado Athlete of the Week Winners
Week 1 - Brooke Seaman, Volleyball (34 kills, 41.3% hitting percentage, 13 total blocks, six service aces as Tornados go 3-0 on the week)
Week 2 - Bailey Varley, Women's Soccer (Three goals, including the game winner in double overtime as the Tornados advanced to 3-0)
Week 3 – Stanley Jones, Football (16 tackles, 3 tackles for loss, 2 sacks, as the Tornados move to 3-0 on the season)
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Because most students obtaining degrees in English ultimately pursue college level teaching, the program places a strong emphasis on composition training. All students who serve as graduate assistants also enroll in a two-semester teaching internship program. This internship allows the students to observe an experienced composition teacher and to meet regularly to discuss contemporary approaches and teaching strategies. Interns get experience teaching both courses in the freshman composition sequence.


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WATCH: Flo Rida pays tribute to Paul Walker at Dallas Jingle Ball
(TMZ) - The death of Paul Walker has struck a chord with rapper Flo Rida ... who took a moment during his live concert in Dallas last night to pay tribute to the late actor ... and TMZ has the footage.
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Flo was performing at the 106.1 KISS FM Jingle Ball concert when he started to get emotional about Walker - saying, "He was a rider himself ... much love, god bless your family and yourself, Paul Walker."
It's unclear if the two were friends or if Flo was just a big fan. Either way ... nice moment.
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European Conference of Judges on "Justice and the Media"
25-26 April 2005, Cracow (Poland)
2nd European Conference of Judges was held in
Cracow during the Polish Chairmanship of the Committee
of Ministers of the Council of Europe. It was organised
by the Council of Europe at the instigation of the
Consultative Council of European Judges (CCJE), in
collaboration with the Polish National Council of
Justice and with the assistance of the Polish Ministry
of Justice.
The Conference was intended to help strengthen the
principles of rule of law and enhance protection of
the human rights by identifying approaches which States can
apply in order to strike a balance in the relationship
between justice and the media.
The Conference was open to judges and all
professional persons concerned by the topic, namely media
representatives, parliamentarians, representatives of
international organisation, and experts in
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National reports
Poster of the conference
Press file
of Alain Lacabarats, President of the CCJE
Interview of Kryztof Strzelczyk, President of Poland's National Council of the Judiciary
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Foo Fighters To Make Big Announcement On Monday
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Foo Fighters have "some big news" to share. A post on the band's official Facebook page says Dave Grohl and company will be making an announcement on Monday, but it doesn't go into detail about what that announcement might entail.
Post by Foo Fighters.
Fans have been eagerly awaiting more info on the Foo Fighters' highly-anticipated new album, which so far has only received a release date of sometime in November.
The making of the still-untitled record is covered in the new Grohl-directed HBO docu series, "Sonic Highways." The band recently announced that the show will premiere October 17th.
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Neighbors upset after man charged for beating peeping Tom who was peering into his daughter's bedroom
The father who police said beat a man who was allegedly peering into his daughter's bedroom window will be charged.
They said the accused peeping Tom suspect was so badly beaten, he's in the hospital.
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Jay Z kicks off North American leg of tour
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Jay Z is bringing his "Magna Carta World Tour" to North America.
Just one month after wrapping up the European leg of the trek, Jay will launch his next round of dates Saturday at the Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul, Minnesota.
The 35-date outing includes stops in Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Atlanta, Chicago, and Jay's hometown of Brooklyn, New York. He will also play shows in the Canadian cities of Montreal and Toronto.
The journey will carry Jay Z through the New Year before wrapping up on January 31st in State College, Pennsylvania.
Here are the North American dates for Jay Z's "Magna Carta World Tour":
November 30th -- St. Paul, MN Xcel Energy Center
December 1st -- Lincoln, NE Pinnacle Bank Arena
December 2nd -- Denver, CO Pepsi Center
December 6th -- Anaheim, CA Honda Center
December 7th -- San Diego, CA Valley View Casino Center
December 9th -- Los Angeles, CA Staples Center
December 10th -- Fresno, CA Save Mart Center
December 11th -- San Jose, CA SAP Center at San Jose
December 13th -- Las Vegas, NV Mandalay Bay Events Center
December 14th -- Las Vegas, NV Mandalay Bay Events Center
December 18th -- Oklahoma City, OK Chesapeake Energy Arena
December 19th -- Houston, TX Toyota Center
December 20th -- San Antonio, TX AT&T Center
December 21st -- Dallas, TX American Airlines Center
December 27th -- Atlanta, GA Philips Arena
December 28th -- Birmingham, AL BJCC Arena
January 2nd -- Ft. Lauderdale, FL BB&T Center
January 4th -- Charlotte, NC Time Warner Cable Arena
January 5th -- Greensboro, NC Greensboro Coliseum Complex
January 8th -- Cleveland, OH Quicken Loans Arena
January 9th -- Chicago, IL United Center
January 10th -- Detroit, MI The Palace Of Auburn Hills
January 12th -- Brooklyn, NY Barclays Center
January 13th -- Brooklyn, NY Barclays Center
January 16th -- Washington DC Verizon Center
January 17th -- Uncasville, CT Mohegan Sun Arena
January 18th -- Boston, MA TD Garden
January 19th -- Uniondale, NY Nassau Coliseum
January 21st -- Pittsburgh, PA CONSOL Energy Center
January 22nd -- Newark, NJ Prudential Center
January 24th -- Montreal, PQ Bell Centre
January 27th -- Toronto, ON Air Canada Centre
January 29th -- Philadelphia, PA Wells Fargo Center
January 30th -- Buffalo, NY First Niagara Center
January 31st -- State College, PA Bryce Jordan Center
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Avril Lavigne
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News about Avril Lavigne, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
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The Solipsisters Sing Out Once Again
Avril Lavigne and Alanis Morissette both came up with blockbuster albums when they wailed their rage at men and friends who did them wrong: Ms. Lavigne with ''Let Go'' in 2002 and Ms. Morissette, one of her forerunners, with ''Jagged Little Pill'' in 1995. And both have come up with albums -- Ms. Lavigne's ''Under My Skin'' (RCA), her second, and Ms. Morissette's fourth American album, ''So Called Chaos'' (Maverick) -- that vent anew.May 16, 2004 artsNews
Music Video: Avril's Second Act
Convincing fans of her authenticity has been a tough sell for the 19-year-old Canadian-born singer Avril Lavigne. Although Ms. Lavigne presents herself as a soul-baring rebel with a guitar, a slick team of producers called the Matrix took credit for many of the deeply personal songs on her 2002 debut, ''Let Go.'' Credibility aside, ''Let Go,'' bolstered by three anthemic, ridiculously catchy singles, sold six million records and established Ms. Lavigne as a scrappy anti-Britney.May 2, 2004 artsNews
What She Wants Is What She Gets
Arista Records had signed Avril Lavigne to a $1.2 million, two-album contract in November 2000, and label executives were banking on her to become the next teenage pop sensation.November 24, 2002 artsNews
Avril Lavigne; Punk Rocker, Pop Queen And Tomboy All in One
A punk-inflected singer-songwriter, Avril Lavigne may be the princess of a new crop of rock women who are fine-tuning the heartbreak look and tone once owned by Alanis Morissette, but she is still, at 18, an unrepentant tomboy.November 10, 2002 styleNews
A By-The-Numbers Rebel
At a show in New York, the Canadian singer Avril Lavigne showed she still excels at giving the impression of a bad attitude....
December 5, 2013, Thursday
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Rocking the New York Auto Show
The Black Eyed Peas, Train and Kiss join a long list of notable auto show appearances by artists both well within and well past their creative prime....
April 18, 2011, Monday
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Critics' Choice: New CDs
New CDs by Avril Lavigne ("Goodbye Lullaby"), R.E.M. ("Collapse Into Now") and Sara Evans...
March 8, 2011, Tuesday
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Pop Sirens Flirt With Today And Yesterday
New albums from Britney Spears and Avril Lavigne dodge the shadow cast by Lady Gaga, whose heyday followed their own....
February 20, 2011, Sunday
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Malaysian Party Seeks Concert Ban
A conservative Islamic party wants to scrap a concert planned during the holy month of Ramadan....
August 25, 2009, Tuesday
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Lavigne Show Goes On
Just days after the government of Malaysia ordered the promoters of a concert by the pop singer Avril Lavigne to be postponed, the decision has been reversed....
August 25, 2008, Monday
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Lavigne May Have to Skip Malaysia
Fans in Malaysia won't get to see Avril Lavigne perform, at least not this month....
August 21, 2008, Thursday
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Malaysians Oppose Risqué Avril Lavigne
Malaysia's Islamic opposition party has urged the government to cancel a concert by the singer Avril Lavigne....
August 19, 2008, Tuesday
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The New Lone Rangers
The angry young women on the radio these days are not the first pop stars to romanticize independence for audiences desperate for companionship....
July 10, 2007, Tuesday
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Arts, Briefly; Lavigne Holds at No. 1
Avril Lavigne has the No. 1 album for the second week in a row, though music sales across the board last week were bleak. Ms. Lavigne's ''Best Damn Thing'' (RCA) sold 122,000 copies, a 58 percent drop, according to Nielsen SoundScan. ''Ain't Nothi...
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I had issues with the same type of GFX card in BT4, I tried almost everything and the outcome was the same, it could be something to do with BT4 as I installed Kbuntu and ubuntu for a time and the driver works fine there.
You card should work with fine without installing any drivers for the ATI Mobility HD and because BT4 is beta we should be happy at that, hopefully BT4 final may allow us to install the driver and have it working fine.
If anyone has installed the driver by ATi sucessfully and has managed to get any mobility HD series GFX card working with acceleration please write a how-to, and share it with the community.


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Would you like to save as your currency permanently or for this visit only?
The location was as reported, so convenient to the train station. Truly a 5-8 minute walk. We dealt with Marie Aurora during our visit and she couldn't have been more welcoming or gracious. She treated us like we were family. The room was lovely. European pillows are a little thin for us. Wish that we could have had one more pillow in the room.
Hotel employe were extremely helpful. Breakfast was delivered to our room. The coffee was great, served with warmed milk. One night we wanted pizza in our room. When we asked hotel employee where to get one, ordered it for us and brought it
Rooms were a good size, fantastic location and very comfortable. perfect for a short stay you were in the middle of every thing. Some people may find it a bit hard to find.
staff not helpful, from outside the hotel doesn't look good and one of the rooms was very smelly.
Large room, comfortable bed and good loacation WIFI should be included in the fee.
Excellent location and standard of room
delightful quiet part of Venice, very helpful staff - Umberto met us at the vaporetto stop and helped us get our bags to the hotel. The room was gorgeous with beautiful canopied bed and large bathroom all just completed. no breakfast as hotel is not completed yet
This is a charming old hotel that has been completely renovated. The owner was charming and very helpful. Our upgraded room was particularly nice.
We loved the quant atmosphere of the hotel as well as the privacy we were given. It was in a great location to walk anywhere really in Venice. The service was excellent and helpful. The room was just the right size with a great view of a garden. We still had a Venice experience at an affordable cost. The first night the room was very cold and the pillows aren't the most comfortable but they aren't the worst.
Great Hotel- staff was very friendly. Looked like nothing from the outside- so lucky to find it but absolutely pleasant stay.
Central location. Room size. Friendly staff.
Excellent bed, great location Little daylight - but inevitable for much of Venice
Newly renovated and very clean Still under renovations. Thin walls and poor/dim lighting at night (they are sensor lights)
Emplacement, room and quietness
room window faced the Grand Canal
actually i like everything, esp the location and the room....just next to the train station as well as the car park isn't far (only 20 minutes to get to the airport by bus)....and also being next to the Grand Canal, the view is just perfect...
Comfortable, clean, lux. Good selection of breakfast to kick start our day. Staffs were very accomodating to us as guests. Felt like a home away from home
The staff was extremely helpful and made our stay very special.
Excellent hotel, excellent location and excellent staff and service. We stayed for our 20th anniversary and it was great. The location on the Grand Canal and next to Ferrovia was convenient for both the waterbus and walking around Venice.
It's position A lot of stairs
The location is excellent. It is just beside the station and we had a room with a good view of the Grand Canal. We received a very friendly welcome.
The location was pretty convenient. The room looks rather old, but the bathroom was the best, modern, chic, spacious. Only negative was there was no elevators, and to get there you have to cross a big bridge of stairs from Piazzale Roma, which is rather difficult if you're carrying a huge luggage. The lack of stairs. Also, the wifi was per device only, and when I asked for 3 login accounts for my 3 devices, the guy on the phone was rather rude about it but he created the accounts anyway.
Cleanliness, decoration of the room, mixture of old and new furnishings. Very well heated, maybe slightly too warm! Great roof terrace and a bottle of free processo per room.
The hotel is in a great location – 10 min stroll to piazza San Marco and the Rialto. The roof top terrace was fantastic for relaxing in the evening. The staff were fantastically helpful – they made great recommendations for restaurants and took care of the reservations. We had difficulty finding the hotel as there is no sign.


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Innerbelt Bridge Closed for the Weekend
(Cleveland) - This weekend, I-90 east and west over the George V. Voinovich bridge will be closed. All motorists will instead be detoured via I-490 and I-77. This closure will be in-place from 8 p.m. Friday, June 6 thru 6 a.m. on Monday, June 9 to allow ODOT to make adjustment to concrete barrier walls and do some other maintenance work.
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Hey all,
This is my first post, so forgive me if there's another thread out there already started on this (I did try to check first!).
My husband and I have recently decided to start trying to get pregnant. I have been on medication for quite some time that would harm a developing baby, so I stopped taking those on November 1st, had my Mirena IUD removed, and we are going to start "actively" trying as of December 7th (once the medication is completely out of my system).
I have a few questions. This will be our first child so I'm new to EVERYTHING that comes with trying to conceive. Even though we haven't started trying yet, I'm anxious to get pregnant ASAP, as I'm sure most couples trying are. Being the worrywart that I am, I'm afraid we'll have trouble getting pregnant. My concern comes with how to know when I'm ovulating - or for that matter, if I'm ovulating.
While on the Mirena (although it was only a little over a year), my cycle was never normal. It seemed to be nearly 31-32 days, but then I would bleed/spot for nearly 10 days sometimes. I was very happy with the Mirena so I never worried about it, but now I don't know how to figure out what my cycle will be off of it. Using two different ovulation calculators, according to when I got my period my last three times, my cycle may be as long as 34 days. The note on webmd.com said to be concerned if your cycle is longer than 32 or less than 28 days because you may not be ovulating.
I know BC can change your cycle and the Mirena can even stop you from ovulating, so I'm not sure how to figure when I'll ovulate. I don't want to have to wait through two more cycles to figure it out because we hope to conceive before that. My question, for anyone who might know, is can I use the dates I got my period while on the Mirena as accurate predictors of what my cycle is and when I'm ovulating? Also, if you had the Mirena and had it removed, how long did it take you to get pregnant?


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Chapel Worship: The Love of God through the Lens of Illness - Walt Surratt
When Wednesday October 9, 2013 @ 10:00 AM (1385 days ago)
Where Lehman Auditorium
Duration 30 minutes
How have you experienced the love of God this past year? Walt Surratt, assistant professor of business and economics, reflects on experiencing God while journeying through illness this past year. Rose Jantzi offers an invitation to join the search for God's presence among us.
Walt Surratt came to EMU with nearly 30 years of experience as a professional economist mostly with NERA Economic Consulting where he performed quantitative economic analyses in support of clients engaged in litigation or seeking professional advice and consulting. His work included the analysis of firms and markets and the calculation of business damages in a number of different industries. Walt retired from NERA at the end of 2005 and began a second career in higher education at EMU. He teaches courses in information systems, project management, economics, quantitative methods and research methods and statistics.
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'"We've done it before, the same guys," Stafford said about making up ground. "I know I can speak for myself, I feel energized, I feel (it's) a fresh start. Based on the attitude in here, seeing everybody after the break, the type of practice we had out there – it's all business."'
Archives for January 2012
Struggling Sabres trying to start fresh following break
Sabres resume quest for a win streak
'But there's a reality looming around the room too: The Sabres are 14th in the East and several players could be in their final month in the Blue and Gold if the team becomes a seller at the Feb. 27 trade deadline.'
Pominville shows he's out of touch
'Pominville was either lying or delusional, either of which is disturbing heading into tonight's game in Montreal.'
W's taking the heat off Cunneyworth
'"[It's settled down] for the time being," Montreal defenseman Josh Gorges said Monday. "Winning will keep it that way. That's the only recipe to keep things quiet and keep things positive is to win. We know that as players, and they know that as coaches. We've got to go out there and win some games."'
Tuesday's Montreal Coverage
Buffalo (20-24-5) at Montreal (19-21-9) (AP)
Buffalo Sabres (20-24-5) at Montreal Canadiens (19-21-9) (The Sports Network)
Sabres see road trip end with visit to Canadiens (NHL.com)
Ennis Ready to Return for Sabres
'Brayden McNabb was back practicing. McNabb was feeling better before the All Star break but worked out with the team for the first time since sustaining an upper-body injury. He had been skating on his own. Jochen Hecht is still having good days and bad days as he attempts to come back from a concussion.'
Monday notes
'Head coach Lindy Ruff said that, barring any last-minute setbacks, he expects Tyler Ennis to be back in the lineup on Tuesday. Ennis has missed the last 17 games with a high ankle sprain, the same injury that kept him off the ice for an additional 17 games earlier this season. Ruff also said that Paul Gaustad is a possibility for tomorrow, after missing the past three games with an upper body injury after being hit by Jamal Mayers in Chicago on January 18.'
Buffalo's in a party mood
'"Hockey fans in Buffalo would embrace it," said Sabres forward Luke Adam, who took part in the event along with teammate Jason Pominville. "It would be special for people in the surrounding areas, so why not? It's been a fun weekend. The fans are what make these events."'
Add a star? Pominville likes status quo
'"I don't know if I'd pick a player," Pominville said in a serious tone. "I like our team. I like everybody we have. I like the chemistry we have in our locker room, so I would keep it that way."'
Monday's Rochester Coverage
Former Amerks coach Crozier to be enshrined in AHL Hall of Fame (Rochester D&C)
Pominville could not rejoice too
'"We had problems in finding ways to score and when several players are having trouble on offense, you sometimes tend to cheat a little to the attack and I do not think it helped us," he raised.'
First-half follies have Sabres stuck in the breakdown lane
'Sure looked good on paper. Sure looks terrible on the ice. Not a single two-game winning streak since early November. How is that possible?'
Sabres' Black hints at possible changes among 'core' players
'"I wouldn't say that about any season [being a lost one] because you never know where the seeds of greatness are going to be planted," Black said. "So I wouldn't say it's a lost season because that would suggest somehow we're abandoning our efforts, and we're not."'
Burke says he wasn't taking a shot at Regier
'"I could never get on the same page with him as far as what players are worth, which means one of two things: Either he's [messed] up or I'm [messed] up. Or maybe we're both [messed] up."'
Black Still Preaching Patience
'The team president also reiterated that the franchise is standing behind both general manager Darcy Regier and head coach Lindy Ruff. Black gave both men another vote of confidence, saying, "If this was a court reporter I would ask to read back the record on prior answers." He has previously said that both men are safe in their respective jobs with the team.'


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The Melbourne Storm have laughed off suggestions that they fear the Warriors, saying they don't fear anyone.
The unbeaten NRL champions will host the Warriors at AAMI Park in their annual Anzac Day clash on Thursday afternoon.
Former Storm forward Todd Lowrie, now in Auckland, said it was a match the Storm "feared", with proof in the Warriors' good record in Melbourne, winning two of their past three.
"It's Toddy just stirring his words," said Storm five-eighth Gareth Widdop.
"We don't fear anybody.
"We just know they're a great side and it's going to be a great game, as every year it is."
Widdop announced last Friday he had signed a four-year deal with St George Illawarra.
He said his Storm teammates and coach Craig Bellamy had been supportive of his news.
"That was one of the toughest things I had to do, to call Bellyache (Bellamy) and let him know my decision but he understands that this happens in football," said Widdop.
"He just wants me to get back on the field and do what I do best and hopefully make it a good year."
It's understood the money offered from the Dragons was too good for the 24-year-old father of two to refuse.
Widdop said he also wanted to take on more of a leadership role; something blocked at the Storm by the likes of Test regulars Cameron Smith, Cooper Cronk and Billy Slater.
"The Dragons are a great club and have got a lot of history and they offered me a really good deal that I was really happy with," he said.
"It's a bit of an opportunity to go and maybe take on more of a leadership role within the club."
The England international said he'd had no guarantees about who would be coaching at the Dragons next year, with the future of off-contract Steve Price still unclear.
"They're happy with Price and the way things are going and that's how it was left really," he said.


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Mariah Carey's Son Loses First Tooth & He Can't Hold Back His Excitement (VIDEO)
Mariah Carey and Nick Cannon's 5-year-old son Moroccan reached a major milestone. He lost his very first tooth!
On Carey's Instagram, she posted a cute video of the toddler being extremely excited about the big moment. "My tooth fell out and I'm so excited and so happy!" he said to the camera, as Mimi's publicist, Stella, spoke to him. "I want to show my mom so bad."
Carey's captioned the adorable video, "#rocstarr loses his first tooth!" Take a look at the clip below and try not to smile uncontrollably. If you're anything like us, you'll fail.
Moroccan has a fraternal twin sister, Monroe. Maybe her first tooth will be falling out soon, too!
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News about Joe Sestak, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Highlights From the Archives
White House Embraces Upstart Who Beat Specter
Representative Joe Sestak, Democrat of Pennsylvania, quickly found that nothing makes friends like winning.May 20, 2010 usNews
Specter Defeat Signals a Wave Against Incumbents
Senator Arlen Specter of Pennsylvania was swept away on a day that also saw Rand Paul, a symbol of the Tea Party movement, win the Republican Senate primary in Kentucky.May 19, 2010 usNews
Democrat to Challenge Specter
Joe Sestak, a Pennsylvania congressman, jumps into the Senate race, setting up a Democratic primary against the incumbent.August 4, 2009 blogsWeb Log
After Visa Denials, Afghan Girls Can Attend Robotics Contest in U.S.
President Trump reportedly intervened so that the students could attend an international robotics competition in Washington....
July 13, 2017, Thursday
MORE ON JOE SESTAK AND: Immigration and Emigration , Visas , Refugees and Displaced Persons , Afghanistan War (2001- ) , First Global , Group of Twenty , Trump, Donald J , Afghanistan , Robots and Robotics , Sestak, Joseph A Jr , United States Politics and Government , United States International Relations
Chris Van Hollen and Katie McGinty Win Senate Primary Races
Two establishment Democrats prevailed in hard-fought contests in Maryland and Pennsylvania....
April 27, 2016, Wednesday
MORE ON JOE SESTAK AND: Van Hollen, Christopher Jr , Maryland , Pennsylvania , Primaries and Caucuses , Edwards, Donna F (1958- ) , Gray, Freddie (1989-2015) , Elections, Senate
Some Battle Lines Harden, Others Fade, in 2016 Fight for Senate Control
While Republicans appear to have snuffed out the ideological wars that have plagued them recently, Democrats are drawing battle lines between incumbents and outsiders....
September 1, 2015, Tuesday
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Conservative Seeks Balance on His Way to Senate
As Patrick J. Toomey prepared to be sworn in as Pennsylvania's newest senator, he hardly sounded like a Tea Party firebrand....
January 4, 2011, Tuesday
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Vow to Repeal Health Care Holds Little Promise
More than a few Republicans know that while the politics of trying to curb funding is appealing, any wholesale repeal of major provisions of the health care overhaul is likely to generate a backlash....
November 22, 2010, Monday
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Where Will the G.O.P. Go Digging?
Here are 9 investigations Darrell Issa's House Oversight Committee is likely to take up — and 10 more that we really need....
November 14, 2010, Sunday
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Democrats Outrun by a 2-Year G.O.P. Comeback Plan
The balance of power shifted in a campaign marked by Republican discipline, Democratic miscalculations and a new dynamic out of both parties' control....
November 4, 2010, Thursday
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Toomey at Helm of a Republican Wave in Pennsylvania
Pat Toomey, who defeated Representative Joe Sestak for Senate, provided the capstone to a very successful midterm election for Republicans in Pennsylvania....
November 3, 2010, Wednesday
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Republicans captured control of the House of Representatives on Tuesday....
November 2, 2010, Tuesday
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'Vanek's second goal came on the power play and during a wild scramble in front. Vanek's first shot from the slot — and with goalie Ray Emery out of position — was stopped by diving defenseman Anton Volchenkov. The puck caromed to the left circle, where Ales Kotalik fanned on his attempt, but the shot slid to the right post and Vanek slipped it into the open side.'
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By Bill Sheets Herald Writer
Jared Grothe of Clinton writes: I have a comment about eastbound traffic on 128th Street SW between Eighth Avenue W. and I-5. It consistently takes 20-25 minutes to travel this short distance (about half a mile) on weekday evenings. Are there any plans to improve this stretch?
Owen Carter, engineer for Snohomish County, responds:
As Jared clearly described, 128th Street SW west of I-5 is a busy stretch of road – and weekday peak commute times are no exception. County traffic engineers monitor this section of 128th closely, and adjust the timing of the traffic signals to improve traffic flow.
Engineers have to balance traffic demand on 128th with demand on side streets and freeway ramps. During peak commute times, when a large amount of traffic tries to squeeze onto the same road at the same time, congestion is unavoidable regardless of how well the traffic signals are adjusted. There's just not enough space at the I-5/128th Street SW interchange to handle all that traffic.
Snohomish County has been working with the state to secure funding for improvements to the interchange; however, at this time we have not been successful in this endeavor. The cost to replace the interchange and improve the traffic flow within this stretch of roadway is estimated to be $180 million. As we continue to seek funding, county engineers are also working with the state Department of Transportation — the agency that owns the traffic signals at the ramps and east of I-5 — on something called "adaptive signal timing."
That's where a computerized system monitors current traffic conditions and anticipates possible delays, and uses that information to time the traffic signals to reduce congestion for drivers. However, the ultimate solution is a major road construction project that Snohomish County will continue to aggressively pursue. Thank you for your question.
Matt Hayes of Everett writes: I've lived in my little house off E. Marine View Drive for roughly a year-and-a-half. There are many heavy trucks that use E. Marine View to reach businesses along Highway 529 in the flats. I myself have been tailgated by 18-wheelers and dump trucks on my commute. I've seen them blow through the lights at 16th and 12th streets, with complete disregard to other cars, pedestrians in the crosswalk, and the homes along E. Marine View when they use their exhaust brakes. It seems the trucks could use other routes that have fewer homes, meaning they are less likely to run over some poor little girl's cat.
I realize that cutting through this neighborhood may be a faster route for these trucks. But how is it safer for the residents? Where is our benefit of this nuisance and hazard? While waiting for the crosswalk light at E. Marine View and 12th, it's not uncommon to count five to seven heavy trucks out of 10 vehicles. I've talked with many of my neighbors about this issue, and while many of them are either as aggravated as I am or more so, they either have no idea what to do, or say "there's nothing we can do about it."
How can we make our neighborhood quieter, and safer for the children who have to cross this street to reach their bus stops, or to get their after-school snacks at Marine View Market? These trucks aren't being tolled to use our neighborhood. They don't stop at the bakery outlet, or the produce market, or the convenience store, nor do they support any other local business along their way.
As I'm sitting here, in my living room, typing this letter, I've heard two trucks use their exhaust brakes, and my house is a block off of E. Marine View. What can we do, either on our own, or as a neighborhood to put an end to this?
Tim Miller, traffic engineer for Everett, responds: The city has identified E. Marine View Drive as a major arterial for more than 60 years. As a major arterial route, it is used by trucks to serve the business and industry needs of Everett.
In recent years there has been considerable effort to reduce the effect of trucks on residential areas along E. Marine View. These include curb bulb-outs, staggered parking areas, raised medians with landscaping and street trees, a combined bike-and-pedestrian path along the east side, and improved crosswalks, to name a few. These were implemented following extensive public input from neighborhood residents in 2003 and 2004.
These measures were constructed prior to Mr. Hayes moving to the area so he may not be aware of the major improvements which have been implemented. Truck volume on this route will remain significant as it serves a number of business and industrial concerns. We have the ability to deploy speed counters in the area in question or loan radar units to interested citizens to help gauge the scope of the problem.
We will also share his concerns with Everett Police traffic enforcement. We would encourage Mr. Hayes to contact our office so we can evaluate and address his concerns in detail.
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- 6 Russet Potatoes cut into lengthwise quarters
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- 2 teaspoons onion powder
- 2 teaspoons of garlic powder
- 2 teaspoons paprika
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- 1 teaspoon black pepper
- 4 tablespoons oil (I use olive oil, but vegetable oil and canola oil would work too)
- Preheat oven to 450 degrees.
- Add your oil to a baking sheet with sides.
- Cut each potato into 8 wedges.
- Combine all dry ingredients into bag–either Ziploc or paper, and add a few potatoes at a time. Shake to coat well.
- Place the potatoes coated side down into the oil in the pan.
- Continue doing this until all the potatoes have been coated and placed in the oil.
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I haven't done cross stitch since I was a teenager, but if you could see my Pinterest boards you'd have an inkling of how obsessed I am with it right now. Before starting any new hobby, I always do a ton of research. If I am going to invest time and money into a hobby I want to know it's going to pay off. I've been toying with the idea of picking up cross stitch again.
It started with Maker's Mart this spring, there was an artist there selling her cross stitch designs and they included geek references, memes, and general sass. I've been thinking about it ever since. Then I started researching materials, patterns, designs, etc. Among that research I ran into this section of the Cross Stitch Guild's site where they offer tips and tricks for getting started and teach you the basics you'll need to know.
I've watched a lot of YouTube videos on getting started, and while the video on this site isn't the best tutorial I've seen, I love that she demonstrates doing cross stitch on multiple fabrics.
What I really love about this site though is if you scroll down past the video, you'll find the Stitching on Aida section (click the link to got to the full article), Stitching on Evenweave, and Stitching on Linen. When you open these you get really awesome, detailed images of what you need to do to work with these fabrics. I really found them to be helpful. You'll also find two different ways to start out.
Beneath those you'll find more sections: Fabric Basics, Color Converter, Cross Stitch Charts and Key Basics, Thread Basics, Cross Stitch Equipment, and the handy Cross Stitch FAQ.
Of all of those the Color Converter is my favorite resource. It lets you pick a brand of floss, then select the floss number you need for your project, and covert it across different brands so that you can substitute thread for your project! This is a great tool for anyone from beginner to advanced stitchers!
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Office of Public and Intergovernmental Affairs
Remarks by Secretary Eric K. Shinseki
National Veteran Small Business Conference and Exposition
New Orleans, LA
August 16, 2011
Tom, thank you for that kind introduction, and for your leadership of VA's Veterans business enterprise. Thank you also for this bold, new concept for the National Veteran Small Business Conference—a first, solo effort by the Department of Veterans Affairs to help revitalize the economy and generate jobs for Veterans.
Congressman Richardson, thank you for being with us today. More importantly, thank you for your unwavering support for our Nation's Veterans.
Mayor Mitch Landrieu, thank you for such terrific hospitality and the very special welcome amidst your own efforts to recover, rebuild, and oversee the rebirth of this beautiful city. Leadership counts, and yours shows with each return visit to New Orleans. It's exciting to be back and to be working with you on our joint projects.
General Russ Honoré, U.S. Army, Retired—former commander of Joint Task Force-Katrina, who led military relief efforts across the Gulf Coast; a proud Louisiana native and a Veteran business owner. It's good to see you again.
Members of the Veteran Small Business Federal Interagency Council—thanks for your superb support of our Nation's Veteran business community.
Our local VA leadership on the ground: Buzz Gray, Director, VISN 16; Julie Catalier, Director, New Orleans VA Medical System; and all your wonderful people.
Fellow Veterans, especially all you tough, determined, ambitious small business owners; other VA colleagues and distinguished guests; ladies and gentlemen:
It's great to be back at this annual meeting of our country's Veteran-entrepreneurs for two reasons: First, like you, VA is also in "business." We are in the business of serving Veterans with healthcare, benefits, memorials, and advocating for Veteran-owned and service-disabled, Veteran-owned small businesses. Second, your business successes help sustain ours, because small firms, like yours, are increasingly our partners in providing the services and supplies that underpin our network of care.
We have all heard the saying, "the business of the American people is business." From Paul Revere's silver shop to today's high-tech ventures, entrepreneurship is at the very heart of our economy.
Small businesses are the story of America. Written, chapter by chapter, by bold and determined men and women who saw possibility, sought opportunity, pursued breakthrough despite obstacles, and worked long and hard to ready themselves to leverage that first big contract.
More than most, you understand Thomas Edison's maxim: "Everything comes to him who hustles—while he waits." That's why you're here at this conference. You see possibility, you seek opportunity, you are pursuing breakthroughs, readying yourselves for that first big contract. We hope it comes for you, and we have organized this conference and exposition to provide you opportunity.
Small business is the stuff of big dreams. Google began as a research project. Hewlett Packard started out in a garage. And Warner Brothers Pictures was launched by three brothers with a single movie projector, traveling across Pennsylvania's mining towns showing that remarkable new invention—silent movies.
Almost everyone in this room is involved in, or thinking about, leveraging a new idea, a new service, a new product, or maybe reinventing an old one. Every year, over 500,000 new employer businesses are started—100,000 of them by Veterans. Another 300,000 Veterans will choose self-employment. This week's training will provide you the chance to grow and build your capacity as small business owners. You will be able to connect directly with VA's procurement decision-makers. Our goal is to increase the number of Veteran-owned small businesses by teaching you:
- How to navigate the start up;
- How to survive the crucial first years;
- How to write proposals that bring in contracts;
- How to network;
- And, how to manage growth.
That's our goal. But this is a first time for us, after being in the "observe and assist" role at previous versions of this conference. So with two years of understudy experience, we felt there was both room and need to expand and redirect this annual gathering to a genuinely, business-oriented growth and development training conference. We will measure our success in future years, at future conferences, by how many of you can report making the grade in navigating, surviving, writing contracts, and growing successfully. VA continues to study any initiative that would create or expand programs and provide new opportunities for your businesses.
Our newest venture, VA's Mentor-Protégé Program, was begun just this year. With solid management controls and oversight, we link protégé businesses with mentor firms to provide developmental assistance in financial, organizational, and business management, as well as in technical assistance, loans, and personnel training. The program is structured to:
- Advance knowledge and know-how;
- Enhance your company's competitiveness in securing VA contracts, either as a prime or as a sub;
- Foster important relationship-building;
- And increase the number of Veteran-owned firms receiving VA contracts and subcontracts.
There are criteria to participate. Protégé firms must be verified prior to acceptance, and must sell a product or service that VA buys. Mentor firms, large or small, must be in good standing to receive federal contracts; must demonstrate financial responsibility; and must be able to provide the guidance and assistance needed by protégé companies.
There are benefits. Mentor firms may receive evaluation consideration in their contract bids as well as additional subcontracting credit towards a specific VA contract. So this new program is a win-win opportunity for both start-ups and established firms.
If you're interested, the window for submitting applications began on 1 August and ends 31 August. This year, we had 25 firms in the program, and we're looking to expand that number to 100 in 2012.
VA is about Veterans in all that we do—first, last, and always. The numbers tell the story. Since the start of the fiscal year last October, under our Vet First buying initiative, VA has spent more than $2.0 billion with Veteran-owned small businesses—almost 20 percent of our total procurement dollars. And of that $2.0 billion, $1.8 billion was spent with service-disabled Veteran-owned businesses. That's over 17 percent of our procurement dollars—and it was money well spent.
For the second year in a row, VA has received an "A" on the Small Business Administration's procurement scorecard in recognition of our consistently strong support of Veteran-owned businesses.
Now, I also understand that the $3.5 billion we spent last year does not mean much to the Veteran small business owner who did not secure a VA contract because it went to an ineligible bidder instead. Let me assure you that we have tightened verification controls and, while we work to speed up the application process, we are committed to ensuring only eligible firms are verified for work with VA.
We will continue to aggressively pursue those who falsely claim Veteran status or use their Veteran status to front for non-Veteran-owned companies. Our debarment committee is on point and, where the evidence warrants, proceeding with suspensions and disbarments. To better support our commitment to you, I have charged VA's acquisition executives to implement rigorous training for VA's contracting community to detect fraud and to better ensure accurate and timely review of responses to solicitations.
As I have said previously from this podium: "There are rules for doing business with VA. If you abide by them, we will do all we can to support you; if you don't, we will find you." There are a number of firms who did not believe me, and they have been found and are being dealt with, in some cases, with incarceration for fraud.
VA's newly-established Subcontracting Compliance Review Program is another part of our effort to root out performance fraud, intentional or otherwise. For example: It's the last fiscal quarter and firms are pushing to secure end-of-year contracts. As it turns out, the requests for proposal submitted result in a firm being awarded more contracts than it could possibly handle. So, as a result, the work is handed off or passed through to subcontractors, sometimes in its entirety.
To maintain the integrity of our contract, subcontract, reserved, and set-aside clauses—and eliminate "pass through" business relationships and other fraudulent acts—VA will work to ensure its contractors are performing in accordance with stipulated subcontracting requirements. Firms receiving a VA contract will be subject to review to ensure they are in compliance with the limitations on subcontracting or percentage-of-work performance requirements. Here again, there will be reporting requirements and stiff consequences for violators. This is all about maintaining the integrity of contracts and best-serving our Nation's Veteran business owners.
The President, his administration, and VA are all working together as advocates for the Nation's 3.7 million Veteran-owned businesses. Let me take a few moments to update you on some of the investments we are making.
We know Veterans are a sizable segment of the business community. They represent 10% of small business owners and employ 10% of America's working population, about nine million Americans. As President Obama often says, small business is key to strengthening the Nation's economy.
So less than two weeks ago, the President again demonstrated his unwavering support for Veterans and business in his announcement of four, new, bold initiatives to better serve both:
- First, a Returning Heroes Tax Credit for firms that hire unemployed Veterans—a maximum of $2,400 for every short-term unemployed hire and $4,800 for every long-term hire. Also, the existing Wounded Warriors tax credit for all Veterans with service-connected disabilities will continue, with an increase for firms that hire Veterans with service-connected disabilities, who are long-term "unemployeds"—a maximum credit of $9,600 per Veteran.
- Second, the Department of Defense and the Department of Veterans Affairs will work closely with other federal departments and the President's economic and domestic policy teams to develop reforms that ensure every member of the military services receives the training, education, and credentials needed to successfully transition to the civilian workforce, or to pursue higher education.
If we can dedicate nine weeks in boot camp to getting youngsters ready to join their first operational units, and potentially deploy to combat, we should be able to find the requisite time and put together quality transition programs that assure success in returning to communities ready to work or go to school with high performance outcomes.
- Third, the Department of Labor will establish an enhanced career development and job search service package for better transitioning to the private sector.
- And last, a challenge to the private sector to hire or train 100,000 unemployed Veterans or their spouses by the end of 2013.
These initiatives are good for all Veterans, but they particularly serve the "9/11 Generation" well—the more than five million Americans who have served in the military during the past decade—three million of them joining after 9/11, knowing full well that they would be deploying to combat. Their accomplishments are extraordinary: Unseating the Taliban, pushing al Qaeda from its sanctuaries, capturing Saddam Hussein, delivering justice to Osama bin Laden, and training Iraqi and Afghani forces to defend their own countries.
This generation includes more military women who have served in combat than ever before. And hundreds of thousands of the 9/11 Generation troops have deployed multiple times. They have all borne a heavy burden on behalf of the Nation. Yet, as of June of this year, one million Veterans were unemployed and the jobless rate for post-9/11 Veterans was 13.3 percent. And as troops return from Iraq and Afghanistan, an additional one million servicemembers are projected to leave the military between 2011 and 2016.
The President's leadership and personal support—and the budgets he and the Congress have provided to VA—constitute strong direction, unwavering support, and the requisite resources to make mission. Because of that, we have opportunity—let's leverage it.
For one thing, we are working closely with the Department of Labor and the Office of Personnel Management to increase the number of Veterans on the federal employment rolls. We know Veterans bring a spectrum of unique qualities to the workplace.
- Razor-sharp decision-making skills, honed under the precision and stress of combat;
- Demonstrated competencies for clear thinking, quick assessments, and determination that come from operating in high-risk, high-stakes situations;
- A fine sense of teamwork; and,
- A positive, mission-first, no-fail, no-quit attitude.
Those are valuable qualifications for any organization, public or private, military or non-military. Veterans are "game breakers"—and more than in any time in my memory—now is when these skills, knowledge, and attributes are most needed. The country needs your talents, drive, and leadership right now. So what do we want to do about it?
We can complain about how many things are not right, and as we await perfection, lose opportunity, miss contracts, and surrender success to others. Or we can ruck it up, and start climbing—picking our boots up and laying them down as we climb our mountains. Which is it going to be?
Today, about a third of VA's more than 300,000 employees are Veterans—over 100,000 of them—and we are working to increase that number to 40%. In similar fashion, we recently awarded seven of our 15 major T4 [Transformation Twenty-One Total Technology] IT contracts to service-disabled, Veteran-owned, or Veteran-owned small businesses. And we are requiring the awardees of all 15 contracts to meet our aggressive subcontracting goals for service-disabled and Veteran-owned small businesses on their teams.
Why? Because in the marketplace, we know that Veterans hire Veterans. They know what they are getting when they do—among other things, those forward-leaning, tough-minded attributes I just mentioned. By advocating for, and helping to boost the number of Veteran-owned small businesses, VA intends to also create more jobs for Veterans.
But you all have to do your part—navigate, survive, write great proposals, win contracts, and grow smartly with all the appropriate controls in place. And then you can do your part to hire unemployed Veterans. We are counting on you.
There's a lot being done—more than VA has ever done before to ramp things up for Veteran-owned small businesses. But, there's still a lot more to do. We welcome your insights into the issues that matter most to you. Talk to us this week. Get engaged, and have fun.
One last thought. There's no question that we are in tough economic times—the toughest I've seen in my lifetime. We will not achieve economic recovery without growth in the small business sector. That is where the tough guys are needed. If you are faint of heart, you are probably wasting your time here. We need one-eyed kings to make a difference—one-eyed kings, creative risk-takers who are confident in their agility to adjust as the unknowns become visible.
You've faced other, tougher challenges—missions in uniform where the risks and uncertainty were far greater than even today's economic instability. And what carried you through those tough missions is what will carry you now. I am talking about perseverance, discipline, leveraging every advantage that comes your way, and always, always keeping your eye on that final objective—the goal you have set for yourselves.
We, in VA, believe in your abilities, your resolve, and your determination to succeed.
Let's get this economy moving. As we used to say in my units, "Lead or get the hell out of the way."
Godspeed in your endeavors! Thank you.


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During the open week after the Auburn game in 2010, Ford was moved from wide receiver to tight end.
Over the following six weeks, he never logged more than 10 snaps in a game. Once November rolled around, he averaged over 10 plays game.
Ford is one of several notable changes that have been executed under Swinney's watch.
Former walk-on tight end Phillip Price was moved to the offensive line and ended his career as the Tiger's starter at left tackle, and was, arguably, one of the offensive line's best players in 2011.
Signed as a tight end, Victor Beasley made the move to defensive end less about a full season into his career. From seldom used reserve in 2011 to the team's sack leader in 2012, Beasley certainly made great strides during his redshirt sophomore season.
Just months ago, four-star tight end signee Eric MacLain began his move to offensive tackle. Now, a redshirt sophomore, MacLain is likely to begin the 2013 season as a full-time tackle after splitting time between the two positions over the final weeks of the 2012 campaign.
Joe Gore just finished his redshirt freshman year as an offensive tackle. During his first season on campus, Gore arrived as a defensive end.
After two seasons as a reserve defensive tackle, Tyler Shatley moved to right guard about this time a year ago. He won the starting job only a few months after changing over to the offensive side of the ball.
Stanton Seckinger, like Ford, signed as a wide receiver before transitioning to tight end.
Less than a full season into his switch, Ford introduced himself to the Clemson faithful with a career performance in the 2010 finale against South Florida, finishing with four catches for 45 yards and two touchdowns.
Since then, Ford's hauled in 54 passes for 646 yards and 10 touchdowns, including his nine catch, 69-yard output against LSU in the Chick-fil-A Bowl.
"I was about 220 then, 245 now," Ford said, recalling his Meineke Car Care Bowl effort. "That was my first year playing tight end. Actually, at the same time, it's a big experience. I was used to going against guys, not even 200 pounds.
"Now, I'm going against guys 260 and above. It's just a different nature playing down there where the front seven play."
With two season's worth of production at the position, Ford hopes he's the next Clemson tight end to enter the NFL.
Dwayne Allen caught 45 passes during his rookie season in the NFL.
"Just by hearing scouts talk about me and just hearing from coaches, too, my career is definitely up in the air right now, as far as playing at the next level," Ford said. "I have a great chance. I'm not going to try to be cocky about it.
"But, at the same time, you play this game -- some people play it to make it to the next level, some people play it just because they love it. At the same time, if they're like me, I'm one of the guys that plays it because I love it, and I want to pursue the NFL."
Ford, who will play in the Raycom College Football All-Star Classic, is under the impression that he could be drafted as early anywhere from the third to sixth round, or later.
"All that stuff really doesn't matter until you go out and perform at the combine and games like [the Chick-fil-A Bowl]," he said. "Teams pick who they want, all it takes is one chance, really. If you're a free-agent or not you've just got to try to make the best of it and go from there."
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(NEWSER) – The Senate's gun control bill cleared its first major hurdle today, as the chamber voted 68-31 to begin debate, defeating at least the first attempt to filibuster the bill. Sixteen Republicans joined 52 Democrats in voting to begin debate, the Washington Post reports, while two Democrats voted against. But despite the encouraging vote—and a bipartisan compromise on background checks—don't expect smooth sailing; the Hill expects the debate to last weeks. Here's what you need to know:
- The NRA came out with a statement last night saying it is "unequivocally opposed" to the Safe Communities, Safe Schools Act of 2013, and specifically called out the "misguided 'compromise' proposal drafted by Senators Joe Manchin, Pat Toomey, and Chuck Schumer," reports the Huffington Post.


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Monday, August 16 2010 - History of the Movement
9/11 Truth Billboard in San Luis Obispo, Calif.
In what may be the first of it's kind in the nation, a group of 9/11 Truth activists organized, designed and paid for a commercial billboard in which 1,200 Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth invite the public to "Examine the Evidence."
(Photo of the billboard: http://www.hopedance.org/images/stories/ae911billboard-4.jpg)
The 24' (w) x 12' (h) billboard was installed sometime Thurs. afternoon, Aug. 5, 2010 on South Higuera, just south of Elks Lane in San Luis Obispo (near the Sutcliffe Cemetery). [ MAP: http://tinyurl.com/24jcasv ].
The activists who brought this matter to the people of San Luis Obispo County and the thousands that will drive by the billboard over the next 8 weeks realize that the evidence we are attempting to share is difficult to digest. Many simply cannot bear to question the official version of what happened on 9/11 because the implications are so difficult to face.
In order to understand the facts regarding the unprecedented total collapse of 3 modern, steel high rise buildings one has to free themselves from preconceived notions in the face of evidence backed by fact and the laws of physics.
The volumes of evidence include a peer reviewed paper published by an international team of scientists in which they describe discovering red chips of unignited thermited (an explosive incendiary) in all 4 samples of the World Trade Center dust that they tested. There has been no coverage of this paper in any of the mainstream press, including the so-called "Left" media. NIST (The National Institute of Standards and Technology) was tasked with explaining these 3 high rise failures and produced the reports that make the government's case. But they have not responded to this paper and have remained silent on many other issues that the 9/11 Truth community has raised.
For more details about this highly charged issue, which has been the basis for 2 wars in the Middle East and much more, please visit: http://www.ae911truth.org/
Some of the researchers who are involved with the LOCAL 911 Truth organization include:
Mark Phillips: mrppy [at] fix.net
Rich Besco: rbbesco [at] msn.com
Local tri-county publication HopeDance (www.HopeDance.org) has been covering the issue for years starting in 2001. For some articles, reviews of books, and videos on the 9/11 subject, please visit: http://tinyurl.com/237khcd
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LSU's final week of the regular season is a short one as the Tigers play at Arkansas on Friday afternoon.
That leaves the team with an accelerated schedule to conclude a regular season that players said has gone by pretty fast already.
"You can't imagine," safety Eric Reid said before practice Monday. "I feel like we just finished camp. It goes by faster than what you'd think. Spending every day with these guys is something special. It seems like the season always goes by faster than what you would imagine. We know we've got to finish it on a good note."
No. 8 LSU is 9-2 and 5-2 in the Southeastern Conference. It needs a victory against the Razorbacks (4-7, 2-5) to remain in contention for a BCS bowl berth and keep alive their slim shot at playing in the SEC Championship Game on Dec. 1.
The Tigers began working on the game plan for the Razorbacks on Monday, essentially doing what they would normally do on a Tuesday for a Saturday game. This Tuesday will be similar to a normal Wednesday, and Wednesday will be like a Thursday. Then Thanksgiving Day will consist of a team holiday meal, walk-through practice and flight to Arkansas.
"We know we have all those things: a short week, the holiday," wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. said. "You have to maintain focus because this is the SEC. Any given day, any of these teams could beat you, especially going down to Fayetteville, where their fans are going to be fired up for their last game of the season. We have to come out and be prepared."
LSU will celebrate the holiday as best it can within the context of preparing for an important game 24 hours later.
"We will have a team meal and really kind of celebrate a team family-style of meal where we'll eat, laugh and enjoy each other's company," coach Les Miles said. "And then we'll practice."
LSU will try to shore up a pass defense that has allowed more than 300 yards passing in games against Ole Miss and Mississippi State the past two weeks and continue building around a passing offense that accumulated more than 250 yards in both of those games as well as the one against Alabama three weeks ago.
"We're kind of peaking later in the season, but better late than never, I guess," quarterback Zach Mettenberger said. "We are clicking offensively, but we want to keep it going for the Arkansas game and the bowl game."
While many people will be starting their Christmas shopping on "Black Friday," the Tigers will be finishing their regular-season résumé.
A Tigers victory would keep their hope of repeating as SEC champion alive for at least another 24 hours. On Saturday they would need Texas A&M to beat Missouri and Auburn to pull off a monumental upset by beating Alabama in order to head to Atlanta.
It's more likely that LSU, win or lose this week, will know it has another game to play a month or so down the road, but it won't know the details for another week.
"It's unreal," said Mettenberger, a junior and first-year starter. "I've got one more regular-season game left, then a bowl game, then it's my last year to play college football."
But first things first.
Beckham said he hopes to get home to New Orleans on Wednesday night. And Reid, being from Geismar, will have a chance to visit with family.
Others won't be able to get home, but they'll still be with family.
"We spend Thanksgiving with our team. They're our family," Reid said. "It's not our immediate family, but it's our family nonetheless. Coach Miles is going to have a dinner set up for us, and we're going to celebrate the holiday and get on a plane and go to Fayetteville."
It's an unusual week, but one that concludes just as the other 11 have: with the Tigers focused on the business at hand.
"It's not normal, but I think you get into such a good rhythm throughout the season that you can easily adjust," tackle Josh Dworaczyk said. "You don't think about today like a Monday because we're going to have a Tuesday practice. So you show up today and you have your mind set that this is a Tuesday and Tuesday is going to be a Wednesday and you just adjust to it like that. I think everybody is able to do that.
"Thanksgiving throws a little bump in it. Everybody is off of school, and everybody's going to be with their family, and you have to be here."
The unusual week is nothing new for Dworaczyk, a senior who is having his sixth Thanksgiving as a Tiger.
"You eat together as a team, and this is your family right now in Baton Rouge," he said. "Some of the young guys might not be used to it because you're so used to those big Thanksgiving meals with your family.
"But then you get on a plane, and you go travel. And as soon as you're in that suit and you're on that plane, it's game day tomorrow, and you're ready to roll."


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Coldplay Pays Tribute to Adam Yauch at Star-Studded L.A. Show
The stars were out in Los Angeles, CA last night (May 4), as they enjoyed a night of music with family and friends by attending the Coldplay concert.
Looking stylish in leggings and booties, the lovely Ashley Tisdale was spotted entering The Hollywood Bowl venue with her parents while Gwen Stefani made her arrival in a bright pink jacket and a bold red lip.
Adding a little more Hollywood hotness to the crowd was Zoe Saldana, who turned up with a close gal pal as she kept her head down to avoid the swarm of paparazzi.
A giggling Cameron Diaz was seen leaving after the show with close friend Drew Barrymore by her side - as the two held hands during the walk to their ride.
In honor of Beastie Boys member Adam "MCA" Yauch, Coldplay took the opportunity to share their reworking of "(You Gotta) Fight For Your Right (To Party)" during last night's concert. Yauch lost his three-year battle with cancer yesterday, which sparked an overwhelming reaction from fans and celebrities.
You can watch Coldplay's performance of the Beastie Boys hit song in the player below.
Enjoy the pictures of celebrities at the Coldplay concert in Hollywood, CA on Friday night (May 4).
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|FSHE 185 covers the integration of natural science concepts basic to the study of human nutrition. Emphasis is placed on the nutrient requirements of healthy individuals, nutrient categories and their characteristics, physiological functions, and food sources. Includes the review and adaptation of dietary practices to reflect current nutritional concerns and issues.
The course is designed for the person who wants an introduction to nutrition. No college-level science background is required. Go to the instructor's public website <http://www2.hawaii.edu/~liechty/> to review the course outline.
These FSHE 185 class sections (CRNs 31123, 31125, 31126, 31127) are online classes facilitated by Laulima. There are no on campus meetings or simultaneous logon requirements. To be successful in this class, students must have:
1) daily access to a reliable computer with high-speed Internet connection;
2) computer skills to open, save, rename, upload, and download files, view video clips, access study tools, and take quizzes and exams on line;
3) MS Word to complete homework assignments.
For additional class information, visit the instructor's public website: http://www2.hawaii.edu/-liechty/. Please check your MyUH portal account regularly for
announcements about class cancellations, UH system announcements, and/or email.
|Books may be purchased at the Kapiolani CC bookstore or ordered online at http://www.bookstore.hawaii.edu/uhkcc/home.aspx. If you do not have access to the Internet or unable to travel to the bookstore, you may also order by phone at 1-800-UHBOOKS
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Cain v JDS was pretty brutal.
Cain v JDS was pretty brutal.
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Fedor v Heath herring..
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BJ put some beatings on the lightweight division when he was tearing it up, Stevenston probably got the worst one. Some of those old school open weight fights were pretty sadistic as well.
Fuck no-gi
I also have a lot of respect for Mike for getting in the cage, I am too old to do anything in MMA. I was successful in traditional martial arts when I was younger and have had a couple of amateur MMA fights, which I enjoyed. I wish I had got into it earlier.
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