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First, yeah, that is a big surprise, I tried out BT4 for VMWare :O
It worked (after some time) properly and I tried to play around.
But when I changed my root password, it asked if it should reduce the password to 8 characters to avoid problems.
I clicked yes... Maybe this was a mistake.
The password doesnt work now, I tried with 8 characters, using normal keyboard and the numpad for symbols... (Just - and +)
It just echos "Login Incorrect".
Is there a password recovery function or so included? Or do I need to clean the VM-Image?
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Wow, thank you, I didn't found it myself
So, problem solved =D


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This should be a fun fight!
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Great fight though I would prefer to see pettis vs henderson rematch. Pettis is one of only a cuople of guys in the LW division that can give Benson a fight.
My money is on Aldo to beat Pettis though this is a very close fight!
Pettis will beat Aldo imo, he's good enough to avoid the leg kicks, he's a better and faster striker than Edgar and I think he'll beat Aldo... Pettis could be the first multi divisional champion because I think he beats the winner of Melendez and Henderon as well.
little surprized this fight is so far out. I don't see any reason they couldn't have this fight late June-ish. You could also have Llamas and Korean Zombie fight around that same time (either against each other or other people) and then you can have the next number 1 contender lined up at around the same time.
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After dealing with this summer's high fuel prices, I suspect many fleet managers are now giving some thought to alternative fueling technologies. If you are considering such a change, you've probably looked at biodiesel or hybrid power. These green technologies have been grabbing headlines recently. And the light trucking world is accepting them.
Spurred by success, these technologies have entered the realm of class 8 vehicles. Several managers of waste-haul fleets and other heavy-duty applications have demonstrated improved economics with both diesel-electric and diesel-hydraulic hybrid systems.
But ready-mix trucks don't operate like trash collectors. Hybrids are most successful in delivery applications with a significant portion of their operating cycle as stop-and-go driving. As I explained in an article on hybrids, regenerative braking, the ability to capture kinetic energy and use it to accelerate back to speed, provides the operating energy that creates economy.
Since hybrids offer fewer advantages to a concrete producer, let's explore other fuel alternatives. Liquefied natural gas (LNG) and compressed natural gas (CNG) are practical fuel alternatives for vehicles in a producer's fleet. Many experts believe that because producers park their trucks at central locations, it's practical to install new fueling equipment.
This is an important difference from over-the-road trucking, where acceptance has been slow. There are few CNG and virtually no LNG refueling facilities other than in selected urban areas. But liquefied gas can be delivered and stored somewhat like diesel.
This slow acceptance may soon change. Last August, I test drove a Sterling LNG tractor on its way to the Port of Los Angeles. The truck was powered by a Cummins-Westport ISX-G engine, which produced 450 horsepower and 1650 pounds-feet of torque from its 14.9-liter (909-cubic-inch) displacement.
The clutch engagement torque, 1000 pounds-feet at 800 rpm, made it easy to drive. The rig moved from a dead stop easily, even when pulling more than 60,000 pounds. The natural gas' burn characteristics make the engine quite responsive to throttle input. Switching to gas-fueled trucks should have a minimal impact on drivers. In fact, I think many drivers will prefer the drivability of gas over diesels.
The selection criteria between CNG and LNG have more to do with the infrastructure of fuel delivery and storage than the operating characteristics of the fuels in an engine.
Natural gas is about three-quarters methane, the lightest and most easily burned of all hydrocarbons. Other gases in the mixture, mostly ethane, all burn completely and leave only carbon dioxide, water vapor, and trace amounts of other gases as their residue, not particulate matter.
Note that oxides of nitrogen, a smog-forming agent, are created when the nitrogen and oxygen from the air combine under the heat and pressure of combustion, no matter what the fuel.


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Hi all…my name is JL. I started off by wondering if there were any designers from my area on Graphic River. But then my curiosity grew and I began to wonder where all of these great designers call home!! I've seen IndustryKidz mention that he's from Chicago which is right next door to my state. But how about everyone else?? I'll start it off:)
I'm originally from Brooklyn, New York but right now I call…......OHIO….......home!!!
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Steptoe & Johnson LLP celebrated the 25th anniversary of its Phoenix office with a gala at the Orpheum Theater in Phoenix. Clients and local dignitaries joined Steptoe lawyers from the Phoenix office and the firm's other offices to celebrate the occasion.
Steptoe's Phoenix office opened on January 1, 1987, and was the first regional office for the Washington, D.C.-headquartered firm, which today has nine offices, including three outside the United States. The firm was initially drawn to the nation's Southwest to handle federal government contracts work for the Arizona-based semiconductor division of a large national technology company. While working on the lengthy project, Steptoe became familiar with the Phoenix business community and recognized the opportunities the Valley of the Sun presented.
Steptoe chair Roger E. Warin commented: "The opening of the Phoenix office was the beginning of an evolution for Steptoe, as it marked the first time we were operating in a city outside Washington. The office remains an integral part of the firm, with established practices that serve local, national and global clients and lawyers who work seamlessly with their counterparts in our other offices."
Steptoe's Phoenix office handles a broad array of matters, from labor issues for international retail conglomerates to libel issues for national newspapers and broadcasters. Other noted practices include insurance coverage and bad faith defense, commercial litigation, corporate and real estate transactions, and state, local and federal taxation.
"For the past 25 years, we have enjoyed the support of the Phoenix business and legal communities, and we look forward to expanding and strengthening those relationships over the next quarter century," said David Bodney, managing partner of the firm's Phoenix office, whose media practice is profiled on the cover of the 2012 edition of Southwest Super Lawyers, and who received the 2011 APS Peacemaker Award from Valle de Sol.
Steptoe's Phoenix office also is home to former U.S. Representative John Shadegg, who represented northern Phoenix in Congress for eight terms before retiring from office in 2010 and joining the firm as a partner in March 2011, and Ambassador P. Robert Fannin, a senior counsel in the firm who was appointed by President Bush in 2007 to serve as the U.S. Ambassador to the Dominican Republic. Former FERC Commissioner Marc Spitzer, who previously served in the Arizona State Senate and as chairman of the Arizona Corporation Commission, works from Washington, D.C. and Phoenix and represents energy clients in Phoenix and throughout the Southwest.


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Mines researcher receives NSF award
|U.S. Rep. Ed Perlmutter presents the symbolic NSF award to Mines Professor Cameron Turner, right, and President M.W. "Bill" Scoggins at the Geology Museum.
The project, titled "Design Space Analysis with Hyperdimensional Metamodels," is under the direction of Mines Engineering Professor Cameron Turner.
"With this grant, we hope to develop a computer model that can be used to improve the design of everything from daily consumer goods to renewable energy products," said Turner.
As a result of the grant, the research at Mines is projected to run until August of 2012 and will allow up to two graduate and as many as five undergraduate students to gain valuable research experience.
"Colorado School of Mines has a world class reputation for innovative research and I am proud to support the National Science Foundation on their decision to provide this opportunity for their students. This research will provide opportunities to dramatically reduce the time it takes to design new consumer and commercial products. I strongly believe research funding is vital as we move further into the 21st Century and continue to be a leader on the cutting edge of business technology," Perlmutter said.
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Loft 7C is a lovely Tribeca Loft whose versatility is the hallmark of intelligent design. This 1947sf Three Bedroom features 8 oversized windows East and West. The 7C Living Room spills into the windowed Kitchen, which can then open into a windowed Dining Room or a perfect 3rd Bedroom. Our kitchens have been thoughtfully designed and ingeniously crafted, with custom grey oak millwork and European appliances. The generous MBR Suite, boasts oversized East windows and 3 large closets. The Master Bath has to be experienced. The abundant use of Calacatta Marble, the double sinks sitting in teak cabinetry and the handmade mirror are breathtaking. The centerpiece of the Master Bath is the free standing cast iron soaking tub with metallic finish. The 2nd Bedroom also shows large East windows and two closets. Beautiful 5 inch dark Oak floors throughout. WARREN LOFTS WILL EXCEED YOUR EXPECTATIONS
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Tribeca was originally a manufacturing and warehouse district, the conversion of which has produced some great condo and co-op lofts. Behind the brick and cast-iron façades of Tribeca are apartments large enough to roller-skate in, many with high ceilings, great light, and luxury kitchens. The name TriBeCa itself stands for the Triangle Below Canal, the area running West from Lafayette Street to the Hudson River, north of Battery Park City. An explosion of new condos to the south, some with units for rent, includes 200 Chambers, 101 Warren and Artisan Lofts. In the northern part of Tribeca, the 60 Beach conversion offers arched windows, Valcucine kitchens, and walnut floors, all accessible from private key-locked elevators — with the addition of a doorman.
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WARREN LOFTS is the rebirth of a historic Tribeca loft building—a distinctive and prominent Art Deco icon at the corner of Warren and Church Streets. Originally a 7 story building designed by Starrett and Van Vleck in 1931, WARREN LOFTS has been meticulously restored and crowned with a glass and copper bronze facade to encompass four new Penthouse floors boasting private terraces and Fireplaces. These 18 light-filled lofts range from two to three bedrooms. Our meticulously designed lofts and penthouses seamlessly blend historic architecture with modern interior design to create uniquely beautiful homes. Amenities include Doorman Services, Training Studio, Rooftop Garden, Clubhouse, and Bicycle Storage, Private Storage, Cold Storage and an Auxiliary Laundry Room.
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Lexar MicroSD Reader 06.30.2016
Bottom Line: The Lexar MicroSD Reader is a handy tool to back up and transfer files on your iPhone or iPad.
Aukey Wide Angle Cell Phone Camera Lens 03.08.2016
Bottom Line: The Aukey Wide Angle Cell Phone Camera Lens promises to broaden the field of view of your phone's camera, but it is detrimental to image quality.
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Bottom Line: Apple's new Smart Battery Case sacrifices capacity for slimness, repeating the decisions that led you to need a battery case for your iPhone 6 or iPhone 6s in the first place.
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Bottom Line: The second-generation Tile improves upon the first with support for Android devices and the ability to find your lost phone, in addition to any other belongings you attach it to.
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Bottom Line: The Sneaky Squid Nova is a small off-camera LED flash that's compatible with iOS devices. Its light is softer than the iPhone flash, but it can be awkward to use.
Bottom Line: With a polished app and solid performance, Tile is a useful lost-and-found gadget that helps you keep tabs on your stuff, but it only works with iOS devices.


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A2 to talk about a subject with someone and tell each other your ideas or opinions討論,議論,談論
› to talk or write about a subject in detail, especially considering different ideas and opinions related to it論述,闡述
The later chapters discuss the effects on the environment. 後面的幾章闡述了對環境產生的影響。
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- Draft a proposal for the project and we can discuss it at the meeting.
- Late last night, the French ambassador was summoned to the Foreign Office to discuss the crisis.
- I'm very interested in your idea - shall we discuss it over lunch?
- Stop shouting and let's discuss this reasonably.
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SIGNAL HILL - The site where a fire-damaged home once stood is close to being revived as a community garden.
The City Council Tuesday night will consider adopting a zoning ordinance that would change the residential area at 1917 E. 21st St. to an open space and allow a community garden.
The council first approved the ordinance at its Nov. 20 meeting. All ordinances must be read and approved twice before going into effect.
The community garden is expected to be ready by mid-2013, but the design, rules and regulations are being considered by the Parks and Recreation Commission, said Community Services Director Pilar Alcivar-McCoy.
Once the Parks and Recreation Commission makes its recommendations, they will be considered by the council.
Preliminary estimates indicate the 6,750-square-foot lot might be divided into 25 spaces for residents to grow fruits and vegetables, but the Parks and Recreation Commission hasn't yet determined how to allocate the spaces, Alcivar-McCoy said.
The city wants to turn the lot into a community garden as part of its master plan to expand Signal Hill Park, which is adjacent to it.
In August 2010, the home that was formerly at the site was damaged in a fire and deemed uninhabitable.
The property owner couldn't afford to fix the property, and in August 2011 the city bought the home and demolished it, according to the staff report.
Also on the agenda, the council will consider buying additional properties to extend the alleys at 2011 Obispo Ave. and 2799 E. 21st St.
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What: Signal Hill City Council meeting
When: 7 p.m. Tuesday
Where: Signal Hill City Council Chambers, 2175 Cherry Ave.
Information: 562-989-7300, www.cityofsignalhill.org
Council meetings are streamed live www.cityofsignalhill.org, and televised on Charter Communications Channel 3 and Verizon FiOS Channel 38.


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The disaster that is my Sochi hotel
(NEWSER) – American journalists are turning to Twitter to moan about their Sochi hotel accommodations, and the complaints go well beyond there being no mints on the pillow. A sampling of the issues, per the Washington Post: no hotel lobby floor built yet; only one of 11 rooms booked five months ago being available; a broken elevator that forced a walk up to the right floor, only to find the fire door to the floor locked (yes, fire door). But Stacy St. Clair, with the Tribune Olympic Bureau, shares a truly standout story: On Tuesday morning she threw "caution to the bone-tired, jet-lagged wind" and decided to ignore the third fire alarm to go off in fewer than three hours. But, fully awake at 5:50am, she figured she'd just start her day.
Water restored, sorta. On the bright side, I now know what very dangerous face water looks like. #Sochi #unfiltered pic.twitter.com/sQWM0vYtyz
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Macrossan House Boutique Holiday Apartments is a stylish boutique holiday accommodation in the centre of the village of Port Douglas but setback for peace and tranquillity. The 16 one and two bedroom fully self-contained apartments are set off from the main street of Port Douglas to ensure a relaxing and peaceful atmosphere. Each apartment is individually air-conditioned with en suite, ceiling fans, digital television, DVD, Austar, wireless internet, balcony and car park. There is an onsite laundry free under cover carpark and a heated pool win spa and a barbecue area.
Only a short stroll away are the famous Port Douglas Four Mile Beach, fabulous Marina Mirage, great restaurants and cafes, boutique stores and more.
Your hosts Trev and Pip Hurst will greet you on your arrival and cater to all your needs to ensure a stress free holiday for you. They can also advise and book you on any of the tours and attractions such as this region's Great Barrier Reef or the Daintree Rainforest and arrange free pick-up for any of these tours.
Come and enjoy the Jewel of the Pacific Rim that is Port Douglas - you will be more than pleased you did.
Macrossan House offers 16 one bedroom modern, light and airy self-contained apartments, set on three levels. Apartments are set back from the main street offering a very quiet, peaceful and tranquil environment they are not near or opposite any of the live music venues that go to 3am in Macrossan Street.
The apartments have Queen beds, king and twin are available on request only, all with ensuite, air-conditioning, kitchen, Fridge freezer, Microwave, ceiling fans, LCD television, DVD player, Austar, wireless broadband(charges apply) Car park and private balconies. One disabled unit also available with wheel in shower and view over the pool and some apartments available with no stairs access if required.
Macrossan House offers two two-bedroom dual key modern, light and airy self-contained apartments, set on one level. There are no stairs to access these apartments. Apartments are set back from the main street offering a very quiet, peaceful and tranquil environment they are not near or opposite any of the live music venues that go to 3am in Macrossan Street.
The apartments have queen and king beds, queen and twin or two twin beds. Each bedroom with its own ensuite, air-conditioning and ceiling fans There are two LCD televisions, two DVD players , Austar, two kitchens with fridge freezers, Microwaves and Hotplates for cooking and a great barbecue beside their heated pool. Two private balconies and carpark. Wireless broadband(charges apply).
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- Mr Carlos Ghosn, Nissan's CEO
Thank Mr. Ghosn for making Nissan a leader in zero-emission cars
I believe most people realize that burning fossil fuels as the source of energy for commuting is not a sustainable solution. With electricity having the potential to be produced using renewable sources and produced domestically, electric cars can contribute to significantly decrease pollution and our dependence on foreign oil, while creating jobs here at home. Unfortunately, most of the improvements of automobiles in the past 100+ years have been focused on gasoline-driven cars and almost no resources have been allocated on advancing the batteries. Until recently, that is. Nissan, under the leadership of Mr. Ghosn, has taken the leap to bring to the market a truly amazing electric car mass produced. Following the introduction of Nissan Leaf, other car makers have realized the potential market for EVs and today most car companies are looking into the possibility of producing electric vehicles.
Please join me to thank Mr. Ghosn in his efforts to provide consumers with truly innovative and environmentally sustainable cars.
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Green home products are in high demand, and with good reason. They're beneficial to the environment and can save homeowners money. Masonite offers the following tips for homeowners looking to purchase eco-friendly doors.
- Choose doors made from renewable resources. Solid wood doors are beautiful, but there are more sustainable alternatives that reduce the amount of trees harvested. For example, Masonite offers many of its interior doors in the Safe 'N Sound® Emerald™ option, which has a core made of rapidly renewable wheat straw.
- Look for ENERGY STAR® rated door systems, which meet strict installation guidelines set by the EPA and U.S. Department of Energy. (As an added bonus, did you know that using ENERGY STAR products can reduce home energy bills by up to one-third?)
- Request doors that use low emission adhesives and sealants to improve indoor air quality. Masonite's Safe 'N Sound doors use low emission adhesives and are available in hollow and solid core.
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It's perfectly normal to be a little nervous and unsure about whether or not online courses are for you. Don't worry, you're not alone in wondering what this is all about.
You're also not alone as an online student with one of our colleges. Hundreds of students take our online courses each year.
The links at the left answer the most commonly asked questions regarding online classes. You can even test drive an class to see how it all works.Take a look through the information here and then let us know if you have more questions or if you're ready to register.


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In the Name of Allah, The Most Gracious, Ever Merciful.
Muslims who believe in the Messiah, Hadhrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad Qadiani (as)
Blessed model and character of Holy Prophet Muhammad(saw) during the battles and real history of battles and reasons behind it. Participants include Hameedullah Nusrat Pasha, Pir Dabeer Ahmad and Mirza Sultan Ahmad. Presentation of MTA studios Pakistan.


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Our advice columnist fills the eighth day of Chanukah — such a letdown! — with eight answers to questions people ask her all the time.
The eighth day of Chanukah is such a letdown. The eighth night, you light a full menorah of candles, take some pictures with the family, maybe eat one last latke for the year. Then the next morning you wake up, and what? It's still Chanukah, technically, but given that there are no holiday rituals associated with daytime and no more candles to light that night, it's hard to feel much of anything. That's where we find ourselves today, so, in the interest of reminding us that it's still a holiday, I'm going to answer one quick question for each day of Chanukah, culled from the wide assortment of questions people ask me all the time.
1. Should I tell my mom/husband/sister-in-law that I don't like the gift that s/he gave me for Chanukah?
In the case of gift-givers who don't live with you, unlesss the gift-giver is likely to come over to your house and look for the gift, or if a return will show up on the gift-giver's credit card, there is no reason to share this information. Once the gift is in your hands, it's yours to do with what you like. However, since your husband is in your house already and will likely notice that the gift is not also in the house, you'll have to find a way either to tell him you'd prefer something different or to pretend to appreciate the gift.
2. What do you think about hiding vegetables in foods? Will it prevent my toddler from learning to like veggies?
Do it. Your toddler will figure out what s/he likes to eat once s/he has a fully developed frontal lobe and has moved beyond saying, "no" just as a sheer instinct. In the meantime, anything edible and vaguely healthy is a win. Vegetables hide beautifully in mac and cheese, tomato sauce and soup, burritos and smoothies, among other things. If you're my Facebook friend, you know that I've also been experimenting recently with hiding vegetables in ice cream. Seriously.
3. Where can I get good bagels in Philly?
On Fridays, Maxx's Produce at 20th and Spruce brings in bagels from Rolling's Bakery in the Northeast. Across the street at Spread, you can get a $2+ dollar "Montreal style" bagel any day of the week, if you're into that sort of thing. There's a place at 3rd and South that I like a lot, and all the people waiting in line on Sunday mornings agree. If you need bagels of the certified kosher variety, check out New York Bagel out on the Main Line and Bagel Spot in Cherry Hill. Rolling's are also kosher.
4. Do people actually submit all the questions you answer in the Advice Well?
Mostly. Some of the questions people ask me in person and then I ask for permission to write about them in the column. Some of them I solicit by asking people I know who are likely to have juicy stories to share. Some of them I get by reading people's Facebook posts and then, again, asking permission to write a column on the subject. If you ever have a question you'd like me to answer, no matter what it's about, I'm always happy to get those emails!
5. Is it safe to walk home alone at night?
Probably most of the time, but please use common sense. I tend to suggest avoiding bridges, like those between Penn and Center City. Even that would be fine almost all the time, but I certainly feel less comfortable myself, so I wouldn't recommend it to others. My gut reaction is to say that the safety level depends on where you live, but recent crimes and statistics seem to point to that not being true. Unfortunately, crime can happen anywhere in the city, but it's less likely if you're walking with someone so whenever possible, go for that option. If you can't, stay aware of your surroundings, stay off your cell phone and have cab money on you just in case you need it.
6. Paper or plastic?
Canvas, whenever possible. If not, plastic since I can ball it up in the bottom of my bag and use it for a leaky lunch, last-minute purchase or dirty diaper, depending on which need arises first.
7. Is it worth getting a slow cooker?
Yes. If you ever cook at all, you have probably felt rushed to get dinner finished. If you observe Shabbat, a slow cooker is totally valuable for having a hot Shabbat lunch. Even if Shabbat isn't really your thing, setting everything up in the morning and coming home to a yummy smelling house and a fully-cooked meal is a gift you can give yourself even on a busy work day.
8. Now that Chanukah's over, is it O.K. to make plans for Christmas?
Definitely! Start asking around now to see who's going to be in Philly (or wherever you'll be), and who wants in on the Chinese food plans. Lots of Jewish institutions plan wonderful Christmas Day family and cultural events. Lots of young adult organizations sponsor Christmas Eve singles events. Even if it's not your holiday, you may have family or friends celebrating Christmas, so you may have more options than you're anticipating. You probably have the day off, so take advantage like you would any other day off and enjoy yourself.
Till the next holiday (Tu B'Shevat in January!)…
Be well,


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Founded in 1949, GSA serves as a centralized procurement and property management agency for the federal government. GSA manages more than one-fourth of the government's total procurement dollars and influences the management of $500 billion in federal assets, including 8,600 government-owned or leased buildings and 205,000 vehicles. GSA helps preserve our past and define our future, as a steward of more than 425 historic properties, and as manager of USA.gov, the official portal to federal government information and services. GSA's mission to provide superior workplaces, expert technology solutions, acquisition services, purchasing and eGov travel solutions and management policies, at best value, allows federal agencies to focus on their core missions.
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Post subject: Official Cutdowns Thread: Steelers cut Dwyer, KC TE Moeaki
There's going to be a lot of team cuts in the upcoming days, first to 75 [after the 3rd pre-season game] and then a week later to the final 53, a lot of those players are nobodies and unknowns so all those releases should be posted here.
Baltimore Ravens:
Released WR Tandon Doss, safety Omar Brown, tight end Matt Furstenburg, defensive tackle Cody Larsen, guard Antoine McClain, running back Bobby Rainey, tackle J.J. Unga, and tight end Billy Bajema. Previously released running back Anthony Allen, cornerback Marc Anthony, linebacker Nigel Carr, running back Delone Carter, inside linebacker Brandon Copeland, quarterbacks Caleb Hanie and Dayne Crist, offensive tackles Jordan Devey and Rogers Gaines, center Reggie Stephens and tight end Alex Silvestro, and placed outside linebacker D.J. Bryant on injured reserve.
Buffalo Bills:
Released quarterback Matt Leinart. Released cornerback Crezdon Butler and tackle Zebrie Sanders. Placed quarterback Kevin Kolb, wide receiver Brad Smith and fullback Drew Smith on injured reserve. Released linebacker Kourtnei Brown, running back Zach Brown, guard Antoine Caldwell , guard Zack Chibane, defensive back Jordan Dangerfield, tight end Dorin Dickerson, defensive back Kip Edwards, running back Kendall Gaskins, defensive tackle Jarron Gilbert, defensive back T.J. Heath, wide receiver Brandon Kaufman, linebacker Keith Pough, tight end Nick Provo, linebacker Brian Smith and center David Snow. Released quarterback Thaddeus Lewis, linebacker Bryan Scott, defensive tackle Torell Troup, defensive end Jamie Blatnick and defensive end Izaan Cross.
Cincinnati Bengals:
Released tackle Dennis Roland, running back Daniel Herron, fullback John Conner, receiver Cobi Hamilton and linebacker J.K. Schaffer. They got to the limit by waiving quarterback John Skelton, long snapper Bryce Davis, safety Tony Dye, tackle Reid Fragel, center T.J. Johnson, cornerback Chris Lewis-Harris, cornerback Onterio McCalebb, defensive end Dontay Moch, cornerback Shaun Prater, wide receiver Taveon Rogers, wide receiver Roy Roundtree, defensive tackle Terrence Stephens, guard John Sullen and linebacker Bruce Taylor, placing linebacker Emmanuel Lamur on injured reserve, and running back Bernard Scott on reserve/PUP.
Cleveland Browns:
Released tight end Dan Gronkowski, along with offensive lineman Braxton Cave, wide receiver Mike Edwards, defensive back Abdul Kanneh, running back Miguel Maysonet, defensive back Kent Richardson and punter Colton Schmidt. Released receiver David Nelson. They also released kickers Shayne Graham and Brandon Bogatay, waived offensive lineman Aaron Adams, defensive back Akeem Auguste, linebacker Justin Cole, running back Jamiane Cook, defensive lineman Hall Davis, wide receiver Tori Gurley, linebacker James-Michael Johnson, wide receiver David Nelson, wide receiver Naaman Roosevelt, defensive lineman Brian Sanford, defensive back Jamoris Slaughter and linebacker Justin Staples and placed wide receiver Josh Gordon on the reserve/suspended list.
Denver Broncos:
Released fifth-round wide receiver Tavarres King and sixth-round tackle Vinston Painter. Placed linebacker Von Miller on reserve/suspended and linebackers Stewart Bradley and Lerentee McCray and defensive end Quanterus Smith on injured reserve. They also released running back Lance Ball, center/guard C.J. Davis, running back Jeremiah Johnson, center/guard Ryan Lilja and tight end Jake OConnell, and waived defensive end Jeremy Beal, center/guard Philip Blake, tackle Paul Cornick, defensive tackles Romney Fuga and Ben Garland, cornerback Aaron Hester, linebacker Damien Holmes, safety Ross Rasner, wide receivers Gerell Robinson and Lamaar Thomas and defensive end John Youboty.
Houston Texans:
Released defensive end Keith Browner, tight end Jake Byrne, cornerback Roc Carmichael, fullback Tyler Clutts, linebacker Cameron Collins, receiver Andy Cruse, offensive lineman Tyler Horn, defensive end Delano Johnson, running back Dennis Johnson, safety Orhian Johnson, nose tackle Chris Jones, running back Deji Karim, offensive lineman Alex Kupper, cornerback Elbert Mack, tackle Nate Menkin, linebacker Mike Mohamed, receiver EZ Nwachukwu, and safety Jawanza Starling. Placed receiver Alan Bonner (hamstring), tackle Brennan Williams (knee), and linebacker Trevardo Williams (knee) on injured reserve. Released defensive lineman Daniel Muir, nose tackle David Hunter, and receiver Mike Smith with injury settlements.
Indianapolis Colts: Released tackle Ben Ijalana, defensive tackle Drake Nevis, outside linebacker Daniel Adongo, safety Larry Asante, center Thomas Austin, cornerback Marshay Green, defensive end Lawrence Guy, quarterback Chandler Harnish, fullback Robert Hughes, tight end Dominique Jones, wide receiver Jeremy Kelley, linebacker Josh McNary, cornerback Sheldon Price, wide receiver Jabin Sambrano, wide receiver Lanear Sampson, linebacker Monte Simmons, tackle Bradley Sowell, nose tackle Martin Tevaseu and tackle Lee Ziemba. They also waived-injured tackle Emmett Cleary, linebacker Shawn Loiseau and cornerback Daxton Swanson.
Jacksonville Jaguars:
Got down to 53 by placing receiver Justin Blackmon on the reserve/suspended list and cutting receiver Jeremy Ebert, defensive end Pannel Egboh, running back Jonathan Grimes, quarterback Mike Kafka, linebacker Brandon Marshall, receiver Charly Martin, tackle Pat McQuistan, guard Drew Nowak, cornerback Kevin Rutland, defensive tackle DAnthony Smith, linebacker Julian Stanford, cornerback Marcus Trufant, receiver Toney Clemons, defensive end Ryan Davis, defensive tackle T.J. Barnes, offensive tackle R.J. Dill, tight end Ryan Otten, receiver Tobais Palmer, quarterback Matt Scott, safety Steven Terrell and linebacker Mike Zimmer.
Kansas City Chiefs:
Released tight end Tony Moeaki. Guard Ricky Henry was waived/injured and the team waived or released defensive end Austen Lane, tackle Steven Baker, wide receiver Josh Bellamy, safety Malcolm Bronson, safety Greg Castillo, cornerback Kennard Cox, defensive lineman Marcus Dixon, offensive lineman Tommie Draheim, linebacker Darin Drakeford, running back Shaun Draughn, wide receiver Frankie Hammond, tight end Demetrius Harris, defensive back Tysyn Hartman, linebacker Orie Lemon, cornerback Semaj Moody, fullback Toben Opurum, tackle Matt Reynolds, wide receiver Rico Richardson, guard Rokevious Watkins and linebacker Ridge Wilson. Traded linebacker Edgar Jones to Dallas.
Miami Dolphins:
Released Antwan Applewhite. Waived guard Chris Barker, center Sam Brenner, wide receiver Chad Bumphis, wide receiver Keenan Davis, defensive tackle A.J. Francis, running back Jonas Gray, safety Keelan Johnson, safety Jordan Kovacs, tackle Andrew McDonald, tight end Kyle Miller, wide receiver Marvin McNutt. defensive end Tristan Okpalaugo, cornerback Julian Posey, cornerback DeAndre Presley, defensive tackle Kheeston Randall, defensive tackle Tracy Robertson, linebacker Lee Robinson, linebacker Austin Spitler and wide receiver Brian Tyms. Waived/injured tackle Jeff Adams and quarterback Aaron Corp.
New England Patriots:
Released tight ends Daniel Fells and Jake Ballard. Released defensive lineman Marcus Benard. Released receiver Johnathan Haggerty, linebacker Mike Rivera, offensive lineman Luke Patterson, fullback Ben Bartholomew, defensive lineman Gilbert Peña, offensive lineman Matt Stankiewitch and defensive lineman Scott Vallone. Released quarterback Tim Tebow and defensive tackle Marcus Forston. Released punter Zoltan Mesko, defensive tackle Justin Francis, linebacker JaGared Davis, running back George Winn, wide receiver Quentin Sims, safety Kannorris Davis, defensive back Justin Green and offensive lineman Josh Kline. Released defensive end Jermaine Cunningham. Released offensive lineman Chris McDonald, linebacker Jeff Tarpinian, defensive back Stephone Morris. Place safety Adrian Wilson on injured reserve.
New York Jets:
Released quarterback Greg McElroy, defensive tackle Antonio Garay, kicker Dan Carpenter, running back Mossis Madu, receiver Michael Campbell, receiver Mohamed Massaquoi, receiver Ben Obamanu, receiver Zach Rogers, tight end Chris Pantale, offensive lineman Erik Cook, offensive lineman J.B. Shugarts, offensive lineman Jason Smith, defensive lineman Junior Aumavae, defensive lineman Lanier Coleman, defensive lineman Tevita Finau, linebacker Troy Davis, linebacker JoJo Dickson, linebacker Jacquies Smith, defensive back Royce Adams, defensive back Mike Edwards, and defensive back Rontez Miles. Placed running back Mike Goodson on the reserve/suspended list.
Oakland Raiders:
Released defensive end Andre Carter, linebacker Omar Gaither, cornerback Joselio Hanson, tackle Tony Hills, safety Reggie Smith, defensive lineman Ryan Baker, defensive end David Bass, linebacker Billy Boyko, cornerback Chance Casey, guard Jason Foster, tight end Richard Gordon, receiver Greg Jenkins, safety Shelton Johnson, tight end Brian Leonhardt, guard Lamar Mady, kicker Justin Medlock, defensive tackle KurtTaufaasau, linebacker Chase Thomas, receiver Conner Vernon, and running back Deonte Williams. Waiver tackle Willie Smith with the injured designation. Placed offensive lineman Tony Bergstrom on injured reserve. Placed receiver Andre Holmes on the reserve/suspended list.
Pittsburgh Steelers:
Released running back Jonathan Dwyer and punter Brian Moorman, and waived running back Alvester Alexander, defensive linemen Alameda Taamu and Brian Arnfelt, linebackers Alan Baxter, Terence Garvin, Marshall McFadden and Brian Rolle, wide receivers Justin Brown, Reggie Dunn and Kashif Moore, offensive linemen Mike Golic, Chris Hubbard, Joe Long and Joe Madsen, tight ends Jamie McCoy and Nathan Overbay, and defensive backs Terry Hawthorne, Devin Smith, Ross Ventrone and Josh Victorian.
San Diego Chargers:
Released tackle Max Starks, cornerback Cornelius Brown, safety Sean Cattouse, linebacker Phillip Dillard, cornerback Greg Gatson, linebacker Jerrell Harris, cornerback William Middleton, linebacker Daniel Molls, tackle Randy Richards, guard Steve Schilling and wide receiver Luke Tasker. Released wide receiver Robert Meachem. Also released tackle Nick Becton, linebacker Frank Beltre, tight end Ben Cotton, cornerback Marcus Cromartie, defensive end Logan Harrell, running back Michael Hill, cornerback Josh Johnson, linebacker Thomas Keiser, center David Molk and tight end David Rolf.
Tennessee Titans:
Released offensive lineman Kasey Studdard, running back Jalen Parmele, offensive lineman Daniel Baldridge, defensive tackle Zach Clayton, TE Brandon Barden, linebacker Gary Guyton, defensive tackle Nigel Nicholas, wide receiver Dontel Watkins. Released quarterback Rusty Smith, linebacker Scott Solomon, tight end Jack Doyle, fullback Collin Mooney, linebacker Tim Shaw and receiver Rashad Ross. Placed Marc Mariani on injured reserve. They got to the limit by releasing Fernando Velasco, defensive tackle Stefan Charles, safety Corey Lynch, linebacker Jonathan Willard and cornerback Khalid Wooten.
Arizona Cardinals:
Placed guard Jonathan Cooper on injured reserve, and released defensive tackle David Carter, safety Jonathon Amaya, guard Chilo Rachal, safety Curtis Taylor, wide receiver Mike Thomas, wide receiver Charles Hawkins, center Adam Bice, wide receiver Dan Buckner, tight end Alex Gottlieb, guard Senio Kelemete, linebacker Zack Nash, linebacker Colin Parker and tight end Richard Quinn.
Atlanta Falcons:
Released linebacker Brian Banks, placed quarterback Sean Renfree and tight end Andrew Szczerba on injured reserve, and released guard Theo Goins, defensive tackle Neal Huynh, cornerback Terrence Johnson, safety Charles Mitchell, defensive tackle Micanor Regis, tackle Alec Savoie, linebacker Pat Schiller, kicker Jeremy Shelley, cornerback Peyton Thompson and running back Ronnie Wingo. Released linebacker Robert James, fullback Patrick DiMarco, wide receiver Darius Johnson, cornerback Jordan Mabin, guard Phillipkeith Manley, guard/center Jacques McClendon, wide receiver Martel Moore, defensive tackle Adam Replogle and wide receiver James Rodgers.
Carolina Panthers:
Released cornerback Drayton Florence. Released quarterback Jimmy Clausen. Released defensive tackle Siona Fua. Waived or released wide receiver David Gettis, linebacker Jason Williams, wide receiver Brenton Bersin, tackle Garrett Chisolm, tight end Dominique Curry, guard Hayworth Hicks, linebacker Doug Hogue, wide receiver Taulib Ikharo, linebacker Ben Jacobs, safety Robert Lester, guard Tori Mobley, tight end Zack Pianalto, running back Tauren Poole, defensive end Craig Roh, wide receiver James Shaw, defensive tackle Casey Walker and tackle Patrick Brown. Safeties D.J. Campbell and Anderson Russell were waived/injured.
Chicago Bears:
Released quarterback Jordan Palmer. Released tackle JMarcus Webb. Released wide receiver Josh Lenz, safety Tom Nelson and waived/injured safety Brandon Hardin. Released quarterback Trent Edwards, offensive lineman Edwin Williams, linebacker Jerry Franklin and wide receiver Brittan Golden. Released running back Armando Allen, tight end Fendi Onobun, efensive lineman Aston Whiteside, defensive lineman Josh Williams, defensive lineman Christian Tupou, cornerback Demontre Hurst, guard Derek Dennis, running back Harvey Unga and long snapper Brandon Hartson.
Dallas Cowboys:
Released linebacker Brandon Magee, quarterback Alex Tanney, receiver Anthony Armstrong, tackle Edawn Coughman, safetyJakar Hamilton, linebacker Taylor Reed, tackle Demetress Bell, running back Kendial Lawrence, cornerback Xavier Brewer, defensive end Jerome Long, defensive end Jabari Fletcher, linebacker Caleb McSurdy, linebacker Cameron Lawrence, defensive end Thaddeus Gibson, guard Ray Dominguez, receiver Danny Coale, defensive end Jason Vega, receiver Tim Benford, defensive back Micah Pellerin, defensive back Sterling Moore, and guard Kevin Kowalski. Safety Matt Johnson is heading to season-ending injured reserve.
Detroit Lions:
Released cornerback Chris Greenwood, receiver Corey Fuller, linebacker Brandon Hepburn, linebacker Jon Morgan, offensive lineman Darren Keyton and offensive lineman Kevin Haslam, and waived-injured safety Martavius Neloms. Released safety Amari Spievey and cornerback Ron Bartell. Placed tight end Michael Williams on injured reserve and waived or released safety Tyrell Johnson, linebacker Chris White, offensive lineman Jake Scott, defensive lineman Andre Fluellen, wide receiver Matt Willis, running back Steven Miller, running back Shaun Chapas, offensive lineman Rodney Austin, defensive lineman Jimmy Saddler-McQueen, defensive lineman Ogemdi Nwagbuo, defensive lineman Xavier Proctor and punter Blake Clingan.
Green Bay Packers:
[/color] Released Vince Young. Released running back Alex Green and tight end D.J. Williams. Released Dezman Moses. Released fullback Jonathan Amosa, tackle Andrew Datko, safety David Fulton, center Garth Gerhart, tackle Kevin Hughes, wide receiver Charles Johnson, center Patrick Lewis, linebacker Terrell Manning, cornerback Loyce Means, defensive tackle Jordan Miller, tight end Matthew Mulligan, cornerback James Nixon, safety Chaz Powell, linebacker Donte Savage, cornerback Brandon Smith, tight end Jake Stoneburner, wide receiver Tyrone Walker and wide receiver Myles White.
Minnesota Vikings:
Waived tight end Colin Anderson, running back Joe Banyard, safety Brandan Bishop, guard Travis Bond, cornerback Brandon Burton, receiver Stephen Burton, defensive tackle Everett Dawkins, safety Darius Eubanks, cornerback Bobby Felder, tight end Chase Ford, tackle Brandon Keith, defensive tackle Anthony McCloud, linebacker Tyrone McKenzie, tackle Kevin Murphy, defensive tackle Spencer Nealy, defensive end DAundre Reed, receiver Rodney Smith, receiver Adam Thielen, and defensive end Collins Ukwu. Placed guard Seth Olsen was placed on injured reserve, receiver Greg Childs on the reserve/PUP list, and defensive tackle Christian Ballard on the left squad list.
New Orleans Saints:
Released receiver Courtney Roby, defensive end Jay Richardson, cornerback Chris Carr, and safety Jim Leonhard. Placed center Eric Olsen on Injured Reserve. Waived quarterback Ryan Griffin, receiver Preston Parker, fullback Austin Johnson, receiver Saalim Hakim, guard Elliott Mealer, tight end Keavon Milton, tight end Michael Higgins, guard Andrew Tiller, center Jeremiah Warren, linebacker Ray Shipman, linebacker Rufus Johnson, nose tackle Isaako Aaitui, safety Jerico Nelson, linebacker Baraka Atkins, tackle Marcel Jones, cornerback Korey Lindsey, and cornerback Jumal Rolle.
New York Giants:
Released wide receiver Ramses Barden, safety Tyler Sash, defensive end Matt Broha, safety David Caldwell, guard Stephen Goodin, cornerback Charles James and tackle Matt McCants. Safety Will Hill is suspended for the first four game of the season. Released defensive end Marvin Austin, linebacker Kyle Bosworth, defensive end Matt Broha, offensive lineman Bryant Browning, quarterback David Carr, safety David Caldwell, cornerback Terrence Frederick, offensive lineman Stephen Goodin, wide receiver Kevin Hardy, wide receiver Marcus Harris, offensive lineman Charles James, offensive lineman Matt McCants, defensive end Adewale Ojomo, wide receiver Julian Talley, running back Ryan Torain and defensive end Adrian Tracy. Waived/injured offensive lineman Selvish Capers was waived/injured. Placed wide receiver Ramses Barden on injured reserve. Waived safety Tyler Sash with injury settlement. Placed defensive back Will Hill on reserve/suspended list.
Philadelphia Eagles:
Released the following players: Outside linebacker Everette Brown, defensive tackle Antonio Dixon, quarterback Dennis Dixon, defensive end David King, quarterback G.J. Kinne, guard Matt Kopa, wide receiver Ifeanyi Momah, wide receiver Will Murphy, center Dallas Reynolds, outside linebacker Adrian Robinson and guard Matt Tennant. They also waived cornerback Trevard Lindley with an injury settlement and placed defensive end Joe Kruger on injured reserve. Also released tackle Michael Bamiro. Released guard and 2011 first-round pick Danny Watkins. Got to the limit by releasing tight end Clay Harbor, wide receiver Russell Shepard, safety David Sims, running back Matthew Tucker, linebacker Travis Long, linebacker Chris McCoy and wide receiver Greg Salas.
San Francisco 49ers: Released long snapper Brian Jennings, wide receiver Lavelle Hawkins, wide receiver Austin Collie, wide receiver Chad Hall, wide receiver Kassim Osgood, cornerback Marcus Cooper, tackle Carter Bykowski, linebacker Travis Johnson, safety Michael Thomas, fullback Jason Schepler, safety Trenton Robinson and guard Wayne Tribue. Released tight end MarQueis Gray, running back Jewel Hampton, linebacker Joe Holland, cornerback Darryl Morris, guard Patrick Omameh, nose tackle Mike Purcell and tackle Kenny Wiggins, quarterback Seneca Wallace and wide receiver Chuck Jacobs. Tight end DeMarcus Dobbs was placed on the reserve/suspended list.
Seattle Seahawks:
Released quarterback Brady Quinn. Released fullback Michael Robinson. Released defensive lineman Jaye Howard. Cornerback Antoine Winfield retired. Waived receiver Chris Harper, receiver Phil Bates, defensive tackle Michael Brooks, defensive tackle Dewayne Cherrington, receiver Arceto Clark, tight end Darren Fells, defensive back Winston Guy, tight end Cooper Helfet, guard Rishaw Johnson, tight end Sean McGrath, defensive back Ron Parker, linebacker Ty Powell, guard Ryan Seymour, defensive back DeShawn Shead, defensive tackle Sealver Siliga, guard Jared Smith, and receiver Bryan Walters. Released defensive tackle Clinton McDonald. Moved defensive end Chris Clemons from the PUP list to the active roster.
St. Louis Rams:
Waived receiver Emory Blake, defensive end Mason Brodine, linebacker/defensive end Sammy Brown, quarterback Austin Davis, safety Cody Davis, defensive tackle Garrett Goebel, safety Rashard Hall, tackle Sean Hooey, linebacker Josh Hull, receiver Nick Johnson, tight end Philip Lutzenkirchen, cornerback Andre Martin, tight end Zach Potter, fullback Eric Stevens, cornerback Drew Thomas, receiver Justin Veltung, tackle D.J. Young, defensive end R.J. Washington, and cornerback Darren Woodard. Placed tackle Ty Nsekhe on the waived/injured list, and linebacker Jo-Lonn Dunbar and running back Isaiah Pead on the reserve-suspended list. Reached an injury settlement with offensive lineman Ryan Lee.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers:
Placed kicker Lawrence Tynes on reserve/non-football injury list. Also released safety Cody Grimm, defensive tackle Gary Gibson, safety Sean Baker, cornerback Deveron Carr, tackle Jace Daniels, linebacker Dom DeCicco, long snapper Andrew DePaola, kicker Derek Dimke, wide receiver David Douglas, linebacker Kalial Glaud, punter Chas Henry, defensive tackle Lazarius Levingston, defensive tackle Matthew Masifilo, defensive tackle Andre Neblett, tight end Danny Noble, wide receiver Chris Owusu, tackle Mike Remmers, cornerback Mason Robinson, guard Cody Wallace, guard Roger Allen and wide receiver Jordan Norwood.
Washington Redskins:
Waived defensive lineman Chigbo Anunoby, receiver Dezmon Briscoe (waived-injured), linebacker Marvin Burdette, linebacker Will Compton, running back Tristan Davis (who had been on the exempt/left squad list), receiver Skye Dawson, safety DeJon Gomes, defensive end Dominique Hamilton, running back Jawan Jamison, receiver Lance Lewis, center Kevin Matthews, cornerback Chase Minnifield, tackle Xavier Nixon, tight end Emmanuel Ogbuehi, linebacker Vic Sooto, offensive lineman Tevita Stevens, and receiver Nick Williams. Released defensive tackle Ron Brace, tackle Tony Pashos, and running back Keiland Williams (with an injury settlement).
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The #Lions begin process of getting down to 75 with release of Domonique Johnson,
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It starts MT @MiamiDolphins: Roster Moves: waived G Jeff Braun, G Chandler Burden, DT Chris Burnette, LB Alonzo Highsmith, WR Kenny Stafford
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Ah, Chaz Schilens. Good times.
I guess injuries kind of completely derailed it for him.
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The #Panthers have waived the following players: QB Cameron, P Gay, CB Hixson, K Lineberry, WR Moss, DE Nzegwu, LB Rau, S Silva, G Wells
OT Bruce Campbell
WR Kealoha Pilares
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I expect Joe Adams to be cut either this week or in the final cuts as well. With the signing of Ted Ginn, both him and Pilares are useless due to their lack of receiver skills. I don't recall Adams making a single catch this preseason and certainly hasn't made much noise in training camp.
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Was hoping they could make something out of Bruce, but expected a cut.
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Packers to cut Graham Harrell (finally). Not that anyone's interested.
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Surprised the Lions cut John Drew considering we signed him like 3 days ago. What was the point?
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Shilens has been cut? It must be that time of the year...
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Is DJ Williams about to be cut by the bears...dyme life!
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Off-topic but Redskins CB Richard Crawford is out for the season with an LCL injury.
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The #Lions have released DE Ronnell Lewis, WR Cody Wilson, CB Myron Lewis and S Chris Hope. They have 5 more cuts to make to get down to 75.
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Ronnell Lewis will probably be picked up by a 3-4 team. Sad to see Wilson go, he looked decent in camp.
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#Ravens cut
TE Shiancoe
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#Ravens cut
TE Shiancoe
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Ramon Harewood? Well that's something of a minor surprise. Guy started five games last year.
Shame about Bryan Hall, but I guess the odds were always against him.
Oh, and I'm not sorry to see Shiancoe goe. Makes Furstenburg's chances of making the roster that much better.
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$10,000 Pittcon grant expands technology access in SMWC science labs
March 13th, 2012 | SMWC
Looking closely at the science labs at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College (SMWC), you'll see something very different from the labs of ten, five and even two years ago. Laptops, probes and sensors, all connected by wires and ports, hang out next to Bunsen burners and test tubes. Chemistry students, in gloves and goggles, analyze changing temperatures, not by staring at a thermometer, but by examining graphs that unravel on a computer screen in just a few seconds. "We want to expand the scope of this kind of experience," said B.R. Ramachandran, Ph.D., an associate professor of chemistry at SMWC. "Teaching science through just lectures is meaningless. For students to truly benefit from their education, there needs to be a strong research element."
Now, with a new $10,000 Pittsburgh Conference (Pittcon) Memorial National College Grant, students at SMWC will explore science with the very same kind of technology you'd find in a lab at Exxon or on a desk at Eli Lilly. "We have always understood the value of providing hands-on experiences in the classroom," said Dottie L. King, Ph.D., president of SMWC. "The integration of science and technology is critical in 21st century learning and we are grateful for the excellent opportunities provided by the award from Pittcon."
Only 12 of the 59 proposals submitted received funding, including SMWC's bid, pioneered by Ramachandran. "The Pittsburgh Conference and its supporting societies are very pleased to fund this proposal," said Annette S. Wilson, Ph.D., the Pittcon grant committee chair. "A large number of students in the science laboratories will benefit from learning to apply the technology to real world scientific situations."
The committee also hailed SMWC's dedication to community outreach. With programs like Expanding Your Horizons, Earth Day and other conferences, the entire Wabash Valley can utilize the new equipment to embark on their own scientific adventures. "For example," Ramachandran began, "during Earth Day we demonstrated photosynthesis to K-12 students. They watched the process unfold on a computer and loved it."
In the next few months SMWC will purchase the new equipment, including sensors and probes that can measure anything from light and sound to oxygen levels. Students will examine data graphed in real time on laptops, without having to stop their experiments to make adjustments. "The students will spend less time acquiring data and more time analyzing it," Ramachandran said.
This expensive equipment is already used in Ramachandran's chemistry classes, but the scope is limited. The Pittcon grant gives students in the biology, physics and environmental science labs access to this technology and more. Science majors are also encouraged to complete an extensive undergraduate research project, a vital element of the science program at SMWC. "In a real job, students won't have cookbook-like experiments prepared for them," Ramachandran explained. "Students need practice doing research without predetermined answers."
Students will be able to harness this new equipment, available in fall 2012, to analyze data for these individual research projects. "A lab gives you preparation, but in research you really develop those necessary critical thinking skills," Ramachandran said. "With this grant we can provide more access for the students in our labs."
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This fourth contest of the Your Turn Photo Contest series was assigned the theme of "Send It." We asked photographers to submit their standout images that relate to snowboarders going beyond the norm. The top images are above
Round four of the Your Turn Photo Contest has wrapped up. It's now time to select the winner for the theme "Send It" so we can announce the finalists for the grand finale portfolio battle. It's been an amazing series for the Your Turn Photo Contest. We received more submissions than ever before and the quality of the images from these new photographers has pushed the bar further than the two other seasons we've run this contest.
The Your Turn Photo Contest gives an opportunity for new photographers to share their best images on TWSNOW.com, gaining their first editorial exposure, and to win prizes. This year, we've presented a series of four themed photo contests, each one having a prize package of a Burton photo backpack, Celtek gloves, and radio slaves from Pocket Wizard. At the end of the themed contest, the winner of each will present a collection of their favorite images for a portfolio battle. The grand-prize winner of the battle will receive food, lodging, and a spot in the High Cascade's Photo Workshop, headed by TransWorld senior photographer Andy Wright. A very exclusive opportunity!
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Just a quick question really. I've been playing around with BT5 recently, nothing strenuous, WiFi cracking really. Iv'e got a real desire to learn more about it as this is the area of field I would like to be a part of. As part of my desire to learn more about it I have been looking at books. The only one I can find is this one: http://www.amazon.com/BackTrack-Assu.../dp/1849513945
The one problem is that is that it was written for BT4. My question is this. Is the similararaties (for the life of me I cant find out how to spell that correctly, sorry) between both BT5 and BT4 to warrant me purchasing this book? Is it going to be a waste of money? Im thinking that most of the tools themselves wont of changed so I cant see a problem but thought I should speak to the guys who actually know first.
If this book isn't actually worth purchasing could you guys please recommend one? I've got the usual tutorials on YouTube etc but I spent alot of my time travelling on the trains and the WiFi is a rip. Ironically I could get access for free but that's not very ethical is it.
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Event data recorders, also known as "black boxes," collect driver data such as speed, use of a seatbelt, whether brakes were applied, etc. before and after a vehicle crash. The idea behind them is to deploy better safety measures for vehicles as well as better overall vehicle design.
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Celebrate the holidays with the USC Marshall Partners Orange County Regional Board! Join fellow Marshall Partners, alumni, parents and friends at Jonathan Michaels Law Group in Newport Beach to view beautifully decorated yachts and sailboats navigate their way throughout the Newport Harbor.
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LONG BEACH — After a year of negotiations, Port of Long Beach officials have reached a tentative lease agreement with Orient Overseas Container Line on the future Middle Harbor development — a partnership that could make Long Beach the nation's busiest seaport and create thousands of new jobs.
The 40-year lease with the Hong Kong-based container shipping and logistics service company is a $4.6 billion commitment to "the biggest port terminal project in North America," said Port Executive Director J. Christopher Lytle.
"This agreement will allow us to move ahead with construction of the most technologically advanced and greenest terminal in the world," said Lytle, who made the announcement Thursday at his first State of the Port address at the Long Beach Convention Center.
The agreement, which is expected to go before the Harbor Commission on Monday, validates the city's commitment to infrastructure, said Mayor Bob Foster.
"In order for this port to thrive, in order for it to remain the economic engine that it is, we have to expand and we have to be able to move greater volumes of cargo at greater velocities," Foster said.
Foster added that he had spoken to the president of OOCL at the Long Beach Area Chamber of Commerce event, which brought more than 600 city and business leaders.
"He said it's the largest commitment they've made anywhere in the world," the mayor said. "So it demonstrates that we are right in what we said. We're going to plan for the future. We're going to have a port for the future."
OOCL Chief Executive Officer Philip Chow said in a statement that he is very pleased with reaching an agreement with the port to operate the Middle Harbor project.
"It demonstrates our long-term commitment to the Port of Long Beach as the gateway of choice for North America and solidifies our economic partnership with the region," Chow said. "We look forward to seeing the positive impact that this commitment will have for years to come."
Chow declined requests for an interview after the State of the Port address.
Work is already under way on the $1.2 billion redevelopment project, which seeks to fuse two old shipping terminals encompassing 294 acres into a new 345-acre terminal. Improvements will include upgraded wharfs, water access and storage area and an expanded on-dock rail yard from 10,000 linear feet to 75,000, which means less local truck trips, Lytle said.
When completed in 2019, the Middle Harbor is supposed to help improve cargo movement by more than double, cut air pollution by as much as half and add about 14,000 permanent jobs to the local economy, officials said.
"This terminal will be the crown," Lytle said after the event. "It will be the terminal that will represent the highest efficiency, we think, of any terminal in the country. Customers will want to come to that terminal to have their cargo handled there."
The agreement comes at significant time, officials said.
"It's great, especially now with the down economy," Lytle said. "There's a lot of pessimism in the industry, but OOCL is taking that long-term view and looking ahead and realizing that this continues to be a premiere gateway."
OOCL, a Port of Long Beach customer since 1969, would take up roughly 305 acres, and could move into the new space as early as 2016, Lytle said.
"When they're up to capacity, that terminal would equate to the fourth largest port in the U.S. - that terminal alone, when it's up to 3.1 million TEUs (20-foot equivalent units)," Lytle said.
With the Middle Harbor, Long Beach has the potential to overtake Los Angeles as the nation's busiest seaport.
About 6.1 million 20-foot-equivalent containers were moved in 2011 by Long Beach port shipping terminals, while more than 7.94 million cargo containers passed through the Port of Los Angeles last year. If this trend continues and the Middle Harbor reaches capacity, the Port of Long Beach would top 9 million TEUs.
"This lease, if it gets approved, is really going to shape the Port of Long Beach and Long Beach for the next 40 years," said Susan E. Anderson Wise, president of the Long Beach Harbor Commission. "It secures the future for us."
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