text: OverviewBack to top Stevita - Fruit Flavored Stevita Drink Mix Sticks (10x6g) Orange - Packet(s) Item# :101352UPC# :617928002070 Brand:Stevita Ship Weight:0.39 Servings:10 Dosage:1 Packet(s) Flavor:Orange Stevita Fruit Flavored Stevita Drink Mix Sticks (10x6g) Orange - Packet(s) Stevita Fruit Flavored Stevita Drink Mix Sticks Orange are available in boxes with 10 individual stick packets (on-the-go packets) pre-measured for a 16 oz. glass or bottle of water. Stevita uses only natural flavors and natural colors to be added to their at least 95% pure Stevita stevia crystal . Also comes in Lime, Cherry and Strawberry flavors. With no calories, no carbs and zero glycemic, they are delicious healthy alternatives. Just add to water or any other liquid and enjoy! No Sugar No Artificial Ingredients No Trans Fat No Allergens No Soy No Gluten Stevia Production around the World The stevia plant currently is commercially cultivated primarily in Brazil, Paraguay, Japan and China. China is by far the biggest crude and refined extract exporter , with more than 95% share, to the US market where it is repacked by local importers. At this time there is no commercially produced stevia extract of USA origin. How is Stevia pronounced?This plant was first discovered by Spanish explorers in the 16th century while looking for gold in the areas between Paraguay, Brazil and Argentina.. The correct pronunciation in Spanish is "Ste-vee-a". The Americanized pronunciation is Stee-vee-a. What is stevia?Among the many plants of the Compositae family, the Stevia Rebaudiana Bertoni is the only one that produces intensively sweet tasting substances called "steviol glycosides". The Stevia Rebaudiana Bertoni is a perennial plant that can reach 4 ft tall and is native of the highlands of central southeast South America covering portions of Brazil, Paraguay and Argentina. For centuries the Stevia Rebaudiana Bertoni has been used by the local natives and first settlers of the area, as a traditional medicine for diabetics and also as a source of sweetener for their drinks and teas. What types of stevia can I find in the market? Pure Extract – extremely sweet thus very hard to use. If it has a fruity taste, it is more likely that has an additive. Also, if produced by enzymes – the final product is something else other than stevia extract Pure Extract Diluted with Bulking Agents – some leading brands use dextrose, which is a sugar product thus presenting a potential health problem for diabetics. Other bulking agents used are FOS ( fructo-oligo-sacharide), erythritol, xylitol, maltodextrine, lactose or combination of the previous ingredients. Also, some brands use "Natural Flavors" in addition to the bulking agents to "mask" the unpleasant flavor of their stevia products Pure Extract Diluted with Water\Pure Extract Diluted with Water Plus Natural Flavors Pure Extract in Powder Form Blended with Other Ingredients and Natural Flavors – this type is used as a drink mix What is Glucosyl stevia?This is a EM (Enzymatically Modified) product where stevia extract is produced in a reaction with 80 % steviol-glycosides( the sweet crystals of the stevia leaves) , glucose and enzymes. The yellowish/white color and the fruity or honey taste of the final product is due to the glucose and enzymes used in the extraction process. Some manufacturers label this product as "pure" stevia. Stevita is a non-EM product. About StevitaWith the banning of existing artificial sweeteners in Japan in the early 70's, the Japanese food industry started importing stevia leaves from Brazil. The leaves, using an extraction process, were turned into a crystal form to be used as an intensive sweetener. In the early 80's a group of farmers in the state of Parana, Brazil, joined together and formed a cooperative to grow and export stevia leaves to Japan. In the mid 80's with the participation of local investors, it turned into an enterprise with the objective to farm, harvest the Stevia plant, extract the crystals from the leaves and export the extract to Japan. In 1987, the extraction factory was completed and in 1988 the Stevita Stevia brand was introduced in the Brazilian market as a table top sweetener. When Stevita was Banned by the FDAIn 1988, Oscar Rodes, the President and founder of Stevita Co. Inc., introduced to the U.S. market the pure stevia extract (Steviol-glycosides) and teas sweetened with ground stevia leaves, harvested and extracted in Brazil. Even though stevia should logically be classified as a GRAS substance ( a natural product in use prior to 1958 by a large population without any report of adverse health effect) and automatically safe as a food ingredient, the FDA did not agree with this classification and in 1991, with a court order, directed U.S. Marshalls to Oscar Rodes' warehouse in Texas to confiscate and burn all of the inventory of teas sweetened with stevia. A few months later the FDA issued an order to ban the importation of all stevia products into the U.S. market. After Congress passed the Dietary Supplement and Health Education Act of 1994 (DSHEA) which allowed stevia products to be imported and sold as dietary supplements, Oscar Rodes attempted to reintroduce the pure stevia extract in the US market in 1996, properly labeled as a dietary supplement. with the trade name "SteviaSweet". However, on the very first shipment , FDA customs inspectors detained the entire shipment because the word "sweet" was in the trade name. According to the inspectors , the word "sweet" rendered the product "adulterated" thus unfit for human consumption. Later on, Oscar reintroduced the same product in the US market, properly relabeled as dietary supplement, with the "Stevita" brand which has been used in Brazil since 1988. In late 1997, FDA agents inspected Stevita's warehouse in Arlington and subsequently issued "warning letters". The main issue was that Stevita Co. was selling third parties books about stevia. Some of the books mentioned the history, chemistry, and uses of stevia around the world, and that the primary use of stevia in some countries was as a sweetener. According to FDA's interpretation, these books rendered all the stevia products in Stevita Co's warehouse as adulterated because stevia was not approved as a sweetener. Stevita Co's attorneys contested this interpretation with FDA officials , but during this time of dispute FDA agents were confiscating all Stevita's stevia shipments.Finally, on May 1998, with his stevia inventory almost depleted, it ws decided to make a deal with FDA by promising to stop selling the books in exchange for the release of his inventory by the FDA, so that Stevita could continue in business. On May 19th, Oscar received a fax from FDA ordering him to destroy all books and other literature that described stevia as a sweetener. Also, Oscar was ordered to recall all the books he had sold and destroy them. He refused to destroy the books – he had agreed to stop selling but not destroy them – and the dispute continued with Stevita Co. The company came very close to closing because of the lack of inventory. Finally, thanks to intervention by the press and assistance from some members of Congress, on June 29, the FDA advised Stevita Co's attorney that it could continue selling the books with the exception of a cookbook which named Stevita stevia as one ingredient in some of the recipes. Stevita History Through the Last 23 Years1983 – Stevia farmers in the state of Parana in southern Brazil form a cooperative to farm the stevia plant and export its leaves to Japan.1986 – Inga Stevia Industrial (the maker of Stevita stevia) was created and in the same year started the construction of an extraction factory that would use locally developed technology to extract the sweet crystals from the leaves of the stevia plant.1988 – The Stevita brand was introduced in the Brazilian market, packaged in individual sachets, as a table top sweetener. During the same year, Oscar Rodes, one of the representatives of Inga Industrial introduced the Stevita crystals into the US market as a GRAS (generally regarded as safe) food substance because of the proven record of safe human consumption over centuries in South America. FDA denied approval of the GRAS petition and Stevita had to be removed from the market.1990 – Inga Stevia Industrial changes its name to Steviafarma S.A.1994 – US Congress passes the DSHEA act, thus allowing stevia to be sold in the country but only as a "dietary supplement".1995 – Oscar Rodes started selling Stevita's pure crystals (Steviol- glycosides ) to the food industry in the USA.1996 – Stevita Co. Inc. is formed in the USA and makes the first importation of Stevita products labeled as a dietary supplement to be sold directly to local consumers.1997 – Various inspections by FDA agents during the year forced Stevita Co. to remove from advertising material, labels, web pages, any and all content that referred to Stevia as sweet.1998 — During one of the FDA inspections in the year, Stevita Co. was ordered to destroy (burn) books about stevia that the company was selling along with the stevia products.2009 – With the approval of the Steviol-Glycosides (95%) and Rebaudioside 97% by the FDA, Stevita has relabeled its products to comply with the new regulations and is now allowed to market Stevita as a natural sweetener just as it has always been sold in the Brazilian market since 1988!


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Ottawa, ON (SportsNetwork.com) - Tampa Bay Lightning goaltender Ben Bishop left Thursday's game against the Ottawa Senators after colliding with a teammate.
Bishop dove to his left in an attempt to knock the puck away from Ottawa's Mike Zibanejad, but Lightning forward Nikita Kucherov, who was trailing on the play, failed to jump over Bishop. Kucherov's knee hit the back of Bishop's head.
With Bishop injured on the ice, Ottawa defenseman Marc Methot scored at the 1:49 mark of the first period.
Bishop, who entered the game with a 26-7-4 record and 1.99 goals-against average, was replaced by Anders Lindback.
The 27-year-old University of Maine product was making his first appearance in Ottawa since he was traded to Tampa by the Senators on April 3, 2013, for Cory Conacher and a fourth-round draft pick.

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Gel Extraction (for double bands)
Promega Wizard Kit
1. Using the small gel rig, pour a 1% low melting point agarose gel (0.5 g in 50mL 1XTBE, 1uL ethidium bromide).
2. Add 5uL of loading dye to your PCR and load the entire volume onto the gel.
3. Run at 70 volts for 1-1.5 hours.
4. Protecting yourself from the UV, and using a razor blade or spatula, excise the band you want and put it in a 1.5mL tube.
5. Weigh each tube and add 10uL of Membrane Binding Solution per 10mg or gel.
6. Place in the 55 C incubator for 10 minutes, or until the gel is dissolved.
7. Transfer entire volume onto minicolumn; let sit 1 minute.
8. Centrifuge at 13000 rpm for 1 minute; discard flow-through.
9. Add 700uL Membrane Wash Solution.
10. Centrifuge at 13000 rpm for 1 minute; discard flow-through.
11. Add 500uL Membrane Wash Solution.
12. Centrifuge at 13000 rpm for 5 minutes; discard flow-through.
13. Re-centrifuge for 1 minute with lid open.
14. Transfer minicolumn to a 1.5mL tube.
15. Add 50uL nuclease-free water (included in kit); let sit 1 minute.
16. Centrifuge at 13000 rpm for 1 minute.
17. Go directly to sequencing or re-amplify using a regular PCR protocol to concentrate product.


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Cheviot Sheep for sale in Worcestershire
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CBS Sports' Jason La Canfora reported on Monday, via sources, that it is "highly unlikely" free-agent running back Reggie Bush returns for a third season with the Dolphins. If La Canfora is correct, Miami probably won't fret much. According to Armando Salguero of the Miami Herald, the team thinks 2012 rookie Lamar Miller can be better than Bush. Miller gained 250 yards on just 51 carries this season.
Fantasy Analysis:
Bush is still in his prime years and has shaken off the injury-prone tag while with the Dolphins, but getting rid of him for Miller's sake would be a smart business decision for Miami. Miller is younger, cheaper, bigger and faster. He is definitely not as skilled as Bush at this stage, especially as a receiver, but it looks like he will be a very popular sleeper during the 2013 preseason. Odds are Miller will be the Dolphins' leading rusher next year. Daniel Thomas will probably be factor around the goal line, and Bush will be a valuable weapon somewhere else.


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You will find Odense nestled on Denmark's garden island, Funen, which is packed full of manor houses and castles, such as the stunning Egeskov Castle. The city is named after Odin, the Norse god of war, poetry and wisdom, a perfect patron for a cultural and historical hotspot.
Hans Christian Andersen put Denmark on the world map through his fantastical 19th century fairy tales. At the Hans Christian Andersen Museum, you can form a strong impression of the writer as a person as well as the world he lived in. You can also visit his childhood home, see his sketchings and papercuts and take a Hans Christian Andersen guided tour of the city.
Another Odense-born celebrity, the composer Carl Nielsen, also contributed a great deal to the town's cultural inheritance. Head to the Carl Nielsen Museum, dedicated to the life and work of Denmark's most famous composer, to find out more. 2015 is the 150th anniversary of Carl Nielsen's birth which will be celebrated around the world with concerts, recordings, book publications, exhibitions, etc. Read more here at carlnielsen.org.
Odense dates back to pre-Viking times and offers you a rich mix of historical periods and attractions. Visit the intriguing Sankt Knuds Kirke (Saint Canute's Cathedral), the only example of true Gothic architecture in Denmark. Experience yesteryear at the Funen Village, an open-air museum in a reconstructed 19th century village.
Odense's nightlife is built around intimate cafés, live music and cosy pubs. There's also a casino to enjoy. From June to August, the Summer in Odense Festival brings you rock and jazz, and in August you can enjoy open-air Opera. Odense's pedestrianised streets are often treated to the music of street musicians and other performers throughout the summer months.
Odense hosts the Odense International Film Festival each year. It's also home to a popular zoo and museums and art galleries, such as Funen's Art Museum (Fyns Kunstmuseum) and Art Gallery Brandts.
Every Wednesday and Saturday, the area outside the Concert Hall is transformed into Funen's largest market with stalls selling fresh farm produce from the countryside. There is also an antique market, as well as many specialist shops, in the city centre. Alternatively, you can explore one of Denmark's largest shopping centres, Rosengaardcenteret, just a few minutes from the city centre.
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'Before a much-anticipating crowd of 14,248, DiPietro provided them hope for the future by making 29 saves, and adding an assist, to boot. But by providing little offensive support, the Islanders failed to get him a win, dropping a tight 2-1 decision to Buffalo.'
Archives for January 2001
Rick looks like the real thing, but…
Rookie Goalie DiPietro Saves 29 in Baptism
'The Islanders lost, 2-1, in front of a crowd of 14,248. But DiPietro, the first overall selection in last June's draft, played well. Well enough to calm the nerves of general manager Mike Milbury, who took the risk of selecting the then-Boston University freshman and trading heralded prospect Roberto Luongo the same day.'
Sabres 2, Islanders 1
'"We answered the bell right away after they scored that goal," Buffalo coach Lindy Ruff said. "We found a way to win."'
Buffalo 2, NY Islanders 1
'Highly touted rookie Rick DiPietro squeezed as much as possible into his NHL debut — except a win.'
Hasek belongs among Stars
'Sure, backups Roman Cechmanek and Evgeni Nabokov have better numbers in most categories and their time will come. But if this is indeed Hasek's last season (a subject he's not touching right now), then Hasek should be there. It's the fourth consecutive year he's been voted in and, while the public doesn't always get it right, they did this time.'
Eternal growing pains get Isles nowhere
The year has been another to forget on Long Island for the fans and their sluggish hockey team. As one of the youngest teams, New York is enduring through some growing pains.
Sabres smell like champsOe or chimps
You know that smell that's either the incredible beef stew your grandmother makes or the steaming pile of crap your new puppy leaves on the kitchen floor?
Bruins keep punchless Sabres on skid row
'The Sabres' power play drought is over, but their losing streak goes on.'
No rave reviews forthcoming for frustrated, goal-starved Sabres
'"The puck just doesn't want to go in. Either I don't make the decision to shoot or he makes a great save or I get a bad bounce. It's something I have to deal with. I don't know."'
Woolley maintains focus
'"Of course I'm frustrated," said Woolley, who was a healthy scratch for the 10th time this season in Tuesday's loss to the Columbus Blue Jackets. "I'm not letting it get me down either. Things change real fast in this game. As fast as you can go to being the guy that's being sat out you can be the one who makes a difference."'
Bruins rattle Sabres
'Eloranta scored the go-ahead goal in the first period, following up a Bill Guerin rebound, and then banged home the tiebreaker with 6:35 gone in the third, connecting with a sweep of a dead puck after a faceoff to Dominik Hasek's right.'
Fight to the Finnish
'Not that they get to enjoy it for long, but the Bruins finally seized sole possession of eighth place in the Eastern Conference with a gritty 2-1 victory last night over the struggling Buffalo Sabres in a mean-spirited affair at HSBC Arena.'
Keenan relies on red-hot Dafoe
'Dafoe made his 19th consecutive start last night – matching his longest games-played streak, from Jan. 1-March 3, 1998 – and was never better than he was in making 29 saves in a 2-1 win over the Buffalo Sabres.'
Bruins win thanks to Eloranta and Dafoe
'"The Sabres are notorious for coming hard at you and crashing the net," Dafoe said.'
Henderson has things under control
'Since looking very mortal in a 4-3 loss to the Bruins on New Year's Day, Buffalo netminder Dominik Hasek has regained his All-Star form.'


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let's have a bet. highest stakes imaginable - pride.
fight not going to happen. T Silva fights Hamill in October down in Brazil
If you didn't see it with your own eyes, or hear it with your own ears, don't invent it with your small mind and share it with your big mouth!
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25 U.S. Code § 3502 - Indian tribal energy resource development
§ 3502.
Indian tribal energy resource development
(a) Department of the Interior program
To assist Indian tribes in the development of energy resources and further the goal of Indian self-determination, the Secretary shall establish and implement an Indian energy resource development program to assist consenting Indian tribes and tribal energy resource development organizations in achieving the purposes of this chapter.
(2) In carrying out the Program, the Secretary shall—
provide development grants to Indian tribes and tribal energy resource development organizations for use in developing or obtaining the managerial and technical capacity needed to develop energy resources on Indian land, and to properly account for resulting energy production and revenues;
provide grants to Indian tribes and tribal energy resource development organizations for use in carrying out projects to promote the integration of energy resources, and to process, use, or develop those energy resources, on Indian land;
provide low-interest loans to Indian tribes and tribal energy resource development organizations for use in the promotion of energy resource development on Indian land and integration of energy resources; and
(D) provide grants and technical assistance to an appropriate tribal environmental organization, as determined by the Secretary, that represents multiple Indian tribes to establish a national resource center to develop tribal capacity to establish and carry out tribal environmental programs in support of energy-related programs and activities under this chapter, including—
training programs for tribal environmental officials, program managers, and other governmental representatives;
the development of model environmental policies and tribal laws, including tribal environmental review codes, and the creation and maintenance of a clearinghouse of best environmental management practices; and
(b) Department of Energy Indian energy education planning and management assistance program
The Director shall establish programs to assist consenting Indian tribes in meeting energy education, research and development, planning, and management needs.
(2) In carrying out this subsection, the Director may provide grants, on a competitive basis, to an Indian tribe or tribal energy resource development organization for use in carrying out—
studies and other activities supporting tribal acquisitions of energy supplies, services, and facilities, including the creation of tribal utilities to assist in securing electricity to promote electrification of homes and businesses on Indian land;
planning, construction, development, operation, maintenance, and improvement of tribal electrical generation, transmission, and distribution facilities located on Indian land; and
(A) The Director shall develop a program to support and implement research projects that provide Indian tribes with opportunities to participate in carbon sequestration practices on Indian land, including—
(B) The activities carried out under subparagraph (A) shall be—
coordinated with other carbon sequestration research and development programs conducted by the Secretary of Energy;
conducted to determine methods consistent with existing standardized measurement protocols to account and report the quantity of carbon dioxide or other greenhouse gases sequestered in projects that may be implemented on Indian land; and
The Director, in consultation with Indian tribes, may develop a formula for providing grants under this subsection.
In providing a grant under this subsection, the Director shall give priority to any application received from an Indian tribe with inadequate electric service (as determined by the Director).
In providing a grant under this subsection for an activity to provide, or expand the provision of, electricity on Indian land, the Director shall encourage cooperative arrangements between Indian tribes and utilities that provide service to Indian tribes, as the Director determines to be appropriate.
The Secretary of Energy may issue such regulations as the Secretary determines to be necessary to carry out this subsection.
(c) Department of Energy loan guarantee program
Subject to paragraphs (2) and (4), the Secretary of Energy may provide loan guarantees (as defined in section 661a of title 2) for an amount equal to not more than 90 percent of the unpaid principal and interest due on any loan made to an Indian tribe for energy development.
In providing a loan guarantee under this subsection for an activity to provide, or expand the provision of, electricity on Indian land, the Secretary of Energy shall encourage cooperative arrangements between Indian tribes and utilities that provide service to Indian tribes, as the Secretary determines to be appropriate.
(3) A loan guarantee under this subsection shall be made by—
The aggregate outstanding amount guaranteed by the Secretary of Energy at any time under this subsection shall not exceed $2,000,000,000.
The Secretary of Energy may issue such regulations as the Secretary of Energy determines are necessary to carry out this subsection.
There are authorized to be appropriated such sums as are necessary to carry out this subsection, to remain available until expended.
(d) Preference
In purchasing electricity or any other energy product or byproduct, a Federal agency or department may give preference to an energy and resource production enterprise, partnership, consortium, corporation, or other type of business organization the majority of the interest in which is owned and controlled by 1 or more Indian tribes.
(Pub. L. 102–486, title XXVI, § 2602, as added Pub. L. 109–58, title V, § 503(a), Aug. 8, 2005, 119 Stat. 765.)
August 8, 2005, referred to in subsec. (c)(7), was in the original "the date of enactment of this section", which was translated as meaning the date of enactment of Pub. L. 109–58, which amended this chapter generally, to reflect the probable intent of Congress.
Prior Provisions
A prior section 3502, Pub. L. 102–486, title XXVI, § 2602, Oct. 24, 1992, 106 Stat. 3113, related to tribal consultation in implementing provisions, prior to the general amendment of this chapter by Pub. L. 109–58.
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Reviewed By Michael P (SAN DIEGO, CA) Reviewed for a 2011 BMW 5-Series —12/4/2012 7:38 AM
These springs went into my 2011 BMW 535i base model sedan in less than 2.5 hours. The installer was able to access the rear struts through the rear speakers behind the back seats. He did not need to remove the rear seats. The installer also showed me that teh front and rear springs look almost identical and must be seperated by part number, not by visual inspection alone.


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One of the most beloved and durable brands in U.S. automotive history, Jeep is the father of the modern SUV and remains a crown jewel in Fiat's purchase of Chrysler LLC. When the U.S. Army sought a "light reconnaissance vehicle" to replace its motorcycle in 1940, Willys-Overland won a three-way competition and produced the MA, and later the MB. It's unclear why the rugged four-wheel-drive vehicle quickly became known as the "Jeep"; one theory is that it came from the slurring of the letters "GP," the military abbreviation for General Purpose. In any event, Jeep became ubiquitous at the European front and helped win World War II. After the war, Willys produced civilian Jeeps, and then the brand had a succession of owners. Jeep remained largely a niche line with American consumers until Chrysler bought it in 1987 shortly after the mainstay Jeep CJ-7 was replaced with the Wrangler. Soon, Chrysler broadened the Jeep franchise with a variety of larger models, still emphasizing their off-road capabilities. But one, Jeep Grand Cherokee, represented the vanguard of the modern SUV when it became popular with older and more upscale consumers in the Eighties. Since then, Jeep has remained synonymous with the ever-proliferating SUV market, but the Spartan Wrangler remains its signature model.
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Cobra vs. Toxonics Bow Sights????
Went to a local sporting goods retailer last night to buy a Cobra Sidewinder sight for my bow. The younger guy behind the counter talked me out of the Cobra and into a comparable sight made by Toxonics. The Cobra seemed just a touch brighter than the Toxonics, but I was told had more of a chance to loosen up b/c it used thumbscrews on the adjustments. Anyone have any trouble with that? I bought the Toxonics anyway, but was told I could return it if I really didn't like it. Anyone have an experience with this brand, good or bad?
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Cisco MGX -FRSM-T1/E1 Frame Service Modules
Cisco's T1 and E1 frame service modules (FRSMs), for use with the MGX™ 8220 Edge Concentrator, the MGX 8230 and MGX 8250 Multiservice gateways, and the MGX 8800 wide-area edge switch, offer high-density native T1/E1 frame service interfaces for the new world of data networking. The T1/E1 FRSMs offer eight ports of channelized T1/E1 or fractional/clear T1/E1 frame services on a single, seven-inch function module.
The FRSM-8T1 and FRSM-8T1-C each provide eight T1 interfaces for full-duplex communications at up to 1.544 Mbps.
Each T1 line consists of an RJ-48, along with three LED indicators for line status. The FRSM-8T1 supports fractional and unchannelized T1 port selection on a per-T1 basis. The FRSM-8T1-C allows full DS0 and n x DS0 channelization of the T1s, for a maximum of 192 ports per FRSM-8T1-C. Using the FRSM-8T1-C, up to 192 fully channelized T1 lines can be operated simultaneously on the MGX platform.
The FRSM-8E1 and FRSM-8E1-C each provide eight E1 interfaces for full-duplex communications at up to 2.044 Mbps.
Each E1 line consists of an RJ-48 and SMB mini-connector, along with three LED indicators for line status. The FRSM-8E1 supports fractional and unchannelized E1 port selection on a per-E1 basis. The FRSM-8E1-C allows full DS0 and n x DS0 channelization of the E1s, for a maximum of 248 ports per FRSM-8E1-C. Using the FRSM-8E1-C, up to 192 fully channelized E1 lines can be operated simultaneously on the MGX platform.
FRSM cards support multiple HDLC-derivative frame service interfaces, which can be configured on a per-port basis. These service interfaces include the Frame Relay UNI, Frame Relay NNI, ATM FUNI, and frame forwarding HDLC- transparent, providing "channel extension" support for legacy HDLC-based protocols such as Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP).
Ordering Information
Frame service module, supporting eight E1 lines
Frame service module, supporting eight channelized E1 lines
Frame service module, supporting eight T1 lines
Frame service module, supporting eight channelized T1 lines
Eight E1 SMB back card for E1 FRSMs
Eight E1 RJ48 back card for E1 FRSMs
Eight T1 RJ48 back card for T1 FRSMs
Redundancy back card, supporting SMB-8E1 FRSMs
Redundancy back card, supporting RJ48-8E1 FRSMs
Redundancy back card, supporting RJ48-8T1 FRSMs
Optional SW license for support of ForeSight closed loop traffic management
Traffic is mapped between these service interfaces and the ATM backplane using standards-compliant adaptation. Consistent with Cisco's intelligent quality-of-service (QoS) management features, serial port FRSM cards support per-VC queuing on ingress and multiple class-of-service queues on egress. Together with closed-loop congestion control, this provides flexible, per-VC control for connection-based service-level agreements (SLAs).
A single FRSM card can provide redundancy for all active FRSM cards of the same type (1:n redundancy).
Frame Relay-to-ATM network interworking and Frame Relay-to-ATM service interworking are both supported on a per-PVC basis.
FRSM cards are supported by standards-based management tools, including SNMP, TFTP (for configuration/statistics collection), and a command-line interface. Cisco's WAN Manager and CiscoView tools also provide full graphical user interface support for connection and equipment management.
With these feature options, customers can independently use either frame- or cell-based interfaces at each site, with independent selection of encapsulation techniques, such as IETF RFC 1490 or 1483, and ensure that the sites communicate.
Physical Layer
T1 Interfaces
- Eight T1 (1.544 Mbps +/-50 bps or 32 ppm) lines
- B8ZS or AMI line coding
- ANSI T1.408 extended superframe format line framing
- Each interface configurable as a single port (FRSM-8T1) or up to 24 ports (FRSM-8T1-C) running at full line rate, at 56 or n x 64 kbps
- Bit error rate tester (BERT) and extended loopback pattern generation/verification (with optional SRM)
- 1:n redundancy within a group of n + 1 FRSM cards on a shelf (with optional SRM)
- LOS, OOF, AIS, RAI alarms
- Transmitter loop-timed to receiver or synchronized to shelf
E1 Interfaces
- Eight E1 (2.048 Mbps +/-50 bps or 32 ppm) lines
- HDB3 or AMI line coding
- ITU G.704 16-frame multiframe line framing and clear channel E1
- Each interface configurable as a single port (FRSM-8E1) or up to 31 ports (FRSM-8E1-C) running at full line rate, at 56 or n x 64 kbps
- BERT and extended loopback pattern generation/verification (with optional SRM)
- 1:n redundancy within a group of n + 1 FRSM cards on a shelf (with optional SRM)
- LOS, OOF, AIS, RAI alarms
- Transmitter loop-timed to receiver or synchronized to shelf
Data-Link Layer
All Port Types
- Each logical port on an FRSM independently configurable to run Frame Relay UNI, Frame Relay NNI, ATM FUNI, or frame forwarding
- 7E flags used to delineate frames (with bit stuffing to prevent false flags) and for interframe gaps
- One flag between frames is considered valid upon receipt
- Supports configuration of one- or two-flag minimum interframe gap for transmission
- Valid frame sizes from 5 up to 4510 octets
- Supports up to 1000 virtual connections per card
Frame Relay
- Each logical port independently configurable as Frame Relay UNI or Frame Relay NNI
- Meets ANSI T1.618, using two-octet headers
- Interpreted CCITT-16 CRC at end of the frame (frame discard if in error)
- Supports ITU-T Q.933 Annex A, ANSI T1.617 Annex D, and LMI local management for semipermanent virtual circuits (both UNI and NNI portions); enhanced LMI provides autoconfiguration of traffic management parameters for attached Cisco routers
- Frame Relay-to-ATM network interworking (FRF.5) and Frame Relay-to-ATM service interworking (FRF.8), both transparent and translation modes, configured on a per-permanent virtual circuit (PVC) basis
- Standards-based CIR policing and DE tagging/discarding
- End-to-end ForeSight® rate-based flow control option to improve trunk utilization and user goodput
- Capability to extend ForeSight closed-loop congestion management between two Cisco networks across Frame Relay-UNI or Frame Relay-NNI using ANSI T1.618 consolidated link-layer management (CLLM) messages
- Cisco IOS enhancements to Frame Relay-to-ATM service interworking to allow interworking for a wider range of protocols
- ATM Forum FUNI mode 1A supported
- Interpreted CCITT-16 CRC at end of the frame (frame discard if in error)
- AAL5 mapping of user payload to ATM
- Supports 16 VPI values (15 plus the zero VPI); supports virtual path connections (VPCs) for all nonzero VPI values (up to 15 VPCs)
- Supports 64 VCI values
- Supports OAM frame/cell flows
- Standards-based usage parameter control
- End-to-end ForeSight rate-based flow-control option
Frame Forwarding
- No assumptions made on the frame header format
- Interpreted CCITT-16 CRC at end of the frame (with frame dropping on an error)
- If a connection is set up, all frames are routed to/from that connection; otherwise the frame is discarded
- No translation/mapping attempted between frame header bits and ATM layer EFCI and DE bits
- A single set of Frame Relay traffic access parameters (for example, CIR) is configured for the logical port in frame-forwarding mode; all arriving frames are treated as if they arrived without a set DE bit; if the frame is determined to exceed the committed rate (exceeding CIR), the CLP of all cells associated with that frame are set to indicate low priority; if the frame exceeds the total rate allowed for committed and uncommitted traffic, the frame is discarded
- Available end-to-end ForeSight rate-based flow-control option
General Card Information
- Per card: Active (green), standby (yellow), fail (red)
- Per line: Active and OK (green), active and local alarm (red), active and remote alarm (yellow)
Maintenance/Serviceability Features
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- Hot pluggable
- > 100,000 hours MTBF
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- Front cards: 7.25 x 15.83 in.
- Back cards: 7.0 x 4.125 in.
Temperature Range
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Electrical and Safety Compliance
- FCC Part 15 Class A
- CISPR Class A (EN55022)
- EN 60950 second edition (including EN41003)
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Posted: Sun Jan 13, 2013 7:22 pm
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Buccaneer Bruce wrote:
Too bad, the better team lost.
Whats really tragic is that the Bucs didn't make the playoffs. They would have torn everyone up and easily won the superbowl if they were in. The way the NFL works, its just a shame.
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Posted: Sun Jan 13, 2013 7:24 pm
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Congratulations on the win guys. I was hoping you guys would decimate the Seahawks, and was getting worried for a second.
See guys next week. I'm not as confident as some of the guys in general. The 49ers have fallen flat every third game, and generally have a tough time backing up a blowout victory. Julo/White/Gonzo is going to be very tough to defend, and I'm just hoping that Matty will throw a couple picks to help us out.
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Posted: Sun Jan 13, 2013 7:25 pm
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Buccaneer Bruce wrote:
Too bad, the better team lost.
Weak sauce. ATL completely dominated the first half. Seattle's offense got going only because Abraham got hurt.
Congrats guys, huge win for you, I'm pulling for you to win it all. Please win next week, I loathe Jim Harbaugh and all the Kaepernick talk makes me sick. I hope you guys abuse them.
Colsrob wrote:
Wow. You really should back off of the Eli love. If anything, Eli is a negative impact.
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Posted: Sun Jan 13, 2013 7:30 pm
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Great game guys. I was biting my fingernails hoping you'd pull it out and you did.
Rooting for you guys to win it all. Don't let me down!
As long as Dan Snyder owns the team, the Redskins will not win another Super Bowl
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Posted: Sun Jan 13, 2013 7:49 pm
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From Packer Nation, I say unto ye...
Thanks for sticking it to Golden Taint and Pete Carroll... couldn't have asked for a more appropriate ending to their season... on a Fail Mary (ours was an interception, too, as we all know, ruled a TD by the idiot replacements).
Like they say, karma is a beyotch!
Good luck against SF next week, though I can tell you straight-up it's not going to be an easy game.
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Posted: Sun Jan 13, 2013 9:03 pm
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Just wanted to say Great Game guys and I will be rooting for you guys next week. Go kick some 49er Butt!!!
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Posted: Sun Jan 13, 2013 9:32 pm
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Thanks for the all around love, i hope we beat the 49ers !
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Posted: Sun Jan 13, 2013 9:40 pm
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Okay jgold, time to start the GDT for next week.
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Posted: Sun Jan 13, 2013 10:00 pm
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Patro14 wrote:
Okay jgold, time to start the GDT for next week.
Like right now if that's cool... #JGold4MVP
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Posted: Sun Jan 13, 2013 10:31 pm
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Buccaneer Bruce wrote:
Too bad, the better team lost.
I know man, I really felt like the Broncos were better than the Ravens too, oh well.
NFL: Atlanta Falcons
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Posted: Mon Jan 14, 2013 2:30 am
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Probably the most emotional game of football I have ever watched. The thrill of the first half was incredible with Tony G and Roddy's TDs and even Snellings in the third, not to mention Quizz's incredible run and Turner's overall shocking re-emergence as the burner he was three years ago and the defenses two epic redzone stands.
Then there was Ryan's two pretty sloppy and game changing picks. And Wilson's admirable run through our defense to bring them back within 6 points. At the time my father was yelling and hitting the couch in frustration as he too could sense that Seattle's offense was about to march one more touchdown on our suddenly lethargic defense. Which is when I called it. "Here's whats gonna happen, Seattle scores a TD goes up 28-27, with under a minute to go. Then Matty Ice and Tony G march it down the field just close enough for Matt Money Bryant to kick the gamewinner." Although I'll admit I had my doubts, and was praying that they wouldn't overturn their last TD with the fumble to chew up those last precious few seconds, in the end when Tony caught that strike for the setup and Bryant knocked it right down the middle, I was literally leaping out of my seat screaming in an outright primal manner at the pure excitement I felt. Also almost had a heart attack when they snatched that squib at midfield with 8 seconds to go.
But in the end, we got the long lost, well deserved playoff
that we haven't seen since the sloppy fast and loose Vick/Mora days. The satisfaction of this win is indescribable. Seattle did play one outstanding second half of football and I gotta give them that. They're an extremely talented and dangerous football team at every level of the game. I really don't like to think about facing them with a healthy Clemons and Lynch and a more matured Wilson, seems like theyre only getting better. Im excited/scared to see what the 'Hawks look like next season. In the meantime I'm just so damn thrilled to see the NFC Champ game in the Dome which will be electric next week. I think we can beat San Fran. I think we can beat Baltimore. I... well I hope we can beat the Brady Bunch.
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DE/LB Vic Beasley: 26 Tackles, 4 Sacks, 2 Forced Fumble, 1 Intercption.
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Posted: Mon Jan 14, 2013 3:42 am
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Posted this in general a second ago and I believe the majority of you felt the way I did
Words can not express the insane amount of emotions that ran through my body throughout the game.
First was extreme excitement...
Then the invincibility factor...
Then utter glory as we entered the second half 20-0...
Then disappointment...
Then back to a happy place...
Then the uh-oh feeling...
Then disgust...
Then complete fear...
Then a gut wrenching feeling...
Then my heart being stomped on...
Then pure anger and hatred...
Then a DOODOO-IN-PANTS WTF JUST HAPPENED I THINK WE WON!!
Then an are you effing serious feeling...
Then a burst of extreme elation as my entire family and friends screamed, hugged, cried, laughed, and sighed.
You know, I work for a metro Atlanta SWAT team (don't want to post agency). It's hard to get me emotional in any kind of way as I've seen so much messed up s***. But, after watching Tony G start to tear up along with Matt Ryan, I honestly began to tear up myself. Tony deserves it more than any player playing in the NFL today. I'm so proud of those guys for not giving up. Our city needed it, our team needed it, our fans needed it, and I needed it. The monkey was blown off our backs with a 12 gauge and I hope we can continue to focus and play at a high level.
I'd like to tip my hat to the Seahawks fans on the forum as well. All the smacking we did pre-game was intense but I'd say 90% of the fans posts after the game were congratulatory, respectful, and humble. You guys have an incredible team with loads of potential but today was our day to prove some people wrong. Great game and I hope we can get a few more of you forum posters to cheer for us.
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Posted: Mon Jan 14, 2013 4:29 am
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Willthethrill_H wrote:
Patro14 wrote:
Okay jgold, time to start the GDT for next week.
Like right now if that's cool... #JGold4MVP
He gets off work in a few hrs.
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Posted: Mon Jan 14, 2013 9:43 am
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When Matt Bryant made the field goal I literally jumped off my couch and beat my chest with my fists like King Kong. Unreal emotion after the crazy game.
I expressed extreme confidence in these guys prior to this game, and it paid off. There's something different about the 2012 Atlanta Falcons.
driftwood wrote:
haggis wrote:
i bet if you had sould after he jumped a little cough here and there usually follow
lol, wait what?
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Posted: Mon Jan 14, 2013 8:37 pm
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Good game fans. As a Hawk fan, Falcon fans should be very concerned about this close win. Remember the Hawks lost to the Lions, Fins, Cards, and Rams. So get behind your team in the dome 110% and don't think for 1 second the Falcons did something no team could do. Hawks just failed again to protect leads which the Falcon's staff knew it and was prepared for our losing history in close games this year. Won't be the same with the 9ers.
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Nasopharyngeal cultureCulture - nasopharyngeal; Swab for respiratory viruses; Swab for Staph carriage
Nasopharyngeal culture is a sample of secretions from the uppermost part of the throat, behind the nose, to detect organisms that can cause disease.
How the Test is Performed
You will be asked to cough before the test begins and then tilt your head back. A sterile cotton-tipped swab is gently passed through the nostril and into the nasopharynx, the part of the pharynx that covers the roof of the mouth. The swab is quickly rotated and then removed.
How to Prepare for the Test
There is no special preparation necessary.
How the Test Will Feel
You may experience slight discomfort and may gag.
Why the Test is Performed
The test identifies viruses and bacteria that cause upper respiratory tract symptoms. Nasopharyngeal cultures are useful in identifying respiratory viruses, and specific bacteria such as:
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The culture may be used to help determine which antibiotic therapy is appropriate.
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The presence of organisms commonly found in the nasopharynx is normal.
What Abnormal Results Mean
The presence of any disease-causing virus, bacteria, or fungus means these organisms may be involved in your infection. Sometimes organisms like Staphylococcus aureus can be present without causing disease, but the test can identify resistant strains of this organism (methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus, orMRSA) and patients can be isolated when necessary.
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Hewlett EL. Whooping cough and other Bordetella infections. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia,PA: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 321.
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Fish Market Portrait
Photograph by Atia Cadogan
In March 2010, National Geographic Photo Camp headed to Christ Church, Barbados, where students from nine public schools got the chance to work with National Geographic photographers Sam Abell and Matt Moyer. The camp was held in partnership with the U.S. Embassy Bridgetown in Barbados and the Barbados Museum and Historical Society. For four days, the students learned about telling the story of a place through photos and words, focusing on water scarcity, conservation, and how its forces have shaped their island. This photo gallery features some of their work.
"Water is one of our natural resources. When I think of water I think of life, energy, joy. Why? Because without it none of the above would exist. But when will we realize that we depend on water to live? I got that point but did you? Did everyone else? Water is so precious, so cool, so refreshing—but still why do we waste it? Lift up your head, open your mind, and think of water as a precious jewel."—Atia Cadogan
Dock Silhouette
Photograph and text by Clement Ford
I remembered the last time the pipe was left running in the bathroom, and the drains were blocked with garbage, and the sink was overflowing. The bathroom was flooded until the entire house was filled with water. The water bill was so high that the people refused to pay it. I hope the people will learn their lesson and never leave the pipe running with the drains blocked.
Military Checkpoint
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I am from Barbados, land of sea and sun. The land is an island, and the sea is an ocean of water. The sun is a big yellow balloon in the sky. The Island is a place surrounded by water. When I think of blue, I think of the beauty of water, and all that is within this is water, water, water.
Outdoor Shower
Photograph and text by Dominique Bonnet
I am from a place marketed and advertised as paradise. But the people living around me seem not to notice how lucky they are to inhabit this small island we call our own, Barbados.
Mirrored Landscape
Photograph and text by Danesha Goddard
I am from the past, present, and future.
Past: I am from a race, as old as time when it began and ended. I am from a race—a black, powerful, strong, rich race of men and women. The beginning and the end. I was the first of men, women, and children. Soon becoming and dividing into more races of men, women, and children. I was free like a bird, and forever flow in like the great rivers. And I was as strong as the ox.
Present: In the shops, the white men, the women, and children—a site to behold. I thought they were gods and goddesses. They bought me bonds, lashes, struggle, beatings, and capture. Becoming "the slavery." The cries, the pleading all come back to me.
Future: Freedom. They cried. I am not free. I am trapped by the laws of man. It is injected into my system and polluting my mind and his bonds. My face and personality switches. They become a show, "the show" I put on to please man. Press on my light and a happy show comes on. Press off the darkness and a sad show comes on.
Reality: I am not or no longer flowing but rather rough and on edge in a turbulent sea. I am not as strong as an ox, but as strong as a bay ox who sucks on her mother.
I am from a race, I am not shamed. I am from a black, powerful, strong, rich race.
Sugar Factory
Photograph and text by Daniel Bowen
I am from Barbados, home of the Caribbean seas. My beauty is undefined, more or less one of a kind. You can search for miles or journey until the end of time. I'm certain you will never find or see a sight as stunning and breathtaking as me. Sandy shores, beautiful seas—everything around me is simply unique. Beautiful skies, dazzling scenery—all of this that you see is what makes me, me. I am Barbados.
Fish Market
Photograph and text by Shaneice Skeete
I am from a little nutshell surrounded by clear water and beautiful green trees. It's one of the smallest countries in the universe.
I am a smile, a great big smile. Without that smile I'm not me looking at my little island. My face creates its own smile. The lovely golden sands and breath-taking beaches are just gorgeous. What is Barbados without the great waters, hills, and tourist attractions … it's like me without a smile.
Flying Fish
Photograph and text by Danielle Herbert
I am from the world
The world is so beautiful
The world is so calm
Especially the trees and stars and the sky
The beach is so great, the sun is so bright
It makes me feel so sweet inside
That is why I love the world, because it is so exciting to me
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I am from terraces of limestone that overlook deep blue and calm waters that reflect the sun's intensity. I am from beaches of delicately colored sand that absorbs the falling rays. Serene, turquoise waters like glass that allow the coral reefs to be seen below in the west. I am from hills and sand dunes carved by winds. Desolate and vast beaches and crashing waves from the Atlantic with smooth and unique rocks abundant in the east. I am from Barbados.
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I am from darkness
From her world without light—the womb
Though birthed into illumination
The cord was never cut; I am still attached
I still linger here
In the depths of her black shadows
I am forever bound to her
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Where I am from is sometimes beautiful. When people don't litter, after it rains in the morning when the sky is very light blue before the sun comes up. Sometimes it's not beautiful when it feels dangerous, when gangs come and when women come to sell their own bodies. The best part of the place that I'm from is the kids, because they try their best to make it right.
Garden Reflection
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I am from golden sands where the beaches and sand go hand in hand
The island in the sun, the place where everyone feels like they've won.
Like a pebble we are but a tiny part of the world,
Even though you are tiny you have a place in my heart.
I call it home.
Green leaves and long arrows fill the air from the sugarcane,
And season to season we enjoy the summer's rain.
I am from sun, sea, and sand.
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Tractor and Bird
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I am from sea, sun, and sand
A place where limestone rock and clay stand alone
Completely surrounded by water
The beaches relax me both mentally and physically with their blue, sunny skies
Where the reflection showers down below upon the crystal clear saltwater,
That rushes against the coral rocks and beautiful golden sand full of texture to which my footsteps wander
I see real beauty
I am from sea, sun, and sand.
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I am from the cold, the hot, and the dirty; the clean doesn't matter to me. From swimming to diving to beaches … from springs it's all the same things. Sometimes it's blue, sometimes it's green and it's got the looks you shall see. Some people are scared of it but I don't fear because I have been in the high and the low.
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I believe I can fly! The sky is my limit. Someday I want to fly. I would like to touch a cloud.
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I am from Earth, I walk, I talk, I socialize
I love, I hate, I forgive, I hold a grudge
I laugh, I cry, I jump, I fall
I am from dark, I am from light
I am from fire, I am from water
I am heaven, I am human.
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I am from the middle of the island
The Parish has no sea or lake
But we have the rain
It makes puddles all over the place
Some big, some small
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#01. KANSAS CITY: Geno Smith, QB, West Virginia.
WHY: Because they basically have NO choice. Smith isn't a lock for success, but he has the best overall skill-set in THIS particular class. They could draft Joekel if they decide to let Albert walk, but why create another hole at a key position? Pay Albert, draft Smith, take the best 3-4 DE at the top of the 2nd.
SECOND ROUND: (#34.) Kawaan Short, DT, Purdue.
THIRD ROUND: (#63.) Stedman Bailey, WR, West Virginia.
#02. JACKSONVILLE: Jarvis Jones, OLB, Georgia.
WHY: Because, if he checks out healthy, he's absolutely worth this high of a pick, and the Jags need pass-rushers more than almost anything. He'd be their Von Miller. I'm not sold on Bjoern Werner, I didn't like how easily Lane Johnson handled Damontre Moore in their bowl game, so Jones it is, for now.
SECOND ROUND: (#33.) Tyler Wilson, QB, Arkansas.
THIRD ROUND: (#64.) Robert Alford, CB, Southeastern Louisiana.
#03. OAKLAND: Star Lotuleilei, DT, Utah.
WHY: Because their need at defensive tackle is so great. Seymour is on his last legs, and Kelly is a disgrace to the game. If there's anyone who doubts the reasoning of this selection, look no further than Doug Martin in the Tampa Bay game. Strong chance of trading down from this pick, too.
SECOND ROUND: No pick.
THIRD ROUND: (#66.) Kevin Reddick, ILB, North Carolina.
#04. PHILADELPHIA: Luke Joeckel, OT, Texas A&M.
WHY: Because it would better their entire offensive line. We don't know WHAT kind of Jason Peters we'll have coming back from major leg surgery, but you could put him at right tackle, Herremans at guard, and Joekel at left tackle, and it'd be a likely upgrade across the board. Maybe Eric Fisher?
SECOND ROUND: (#35.) David Amerson, CB, N.C. State.
THIRD ROUND: (#67.) Cornellius Carradine, DE, Florida State.
#05. DETROIT: Eric Fisher, OT, Central Michigan.
WHY: Because he JUST might be the best player in this draft, and having some long-term stability at left tackle could only help Stafford. I see no safety, CB, or any of the DE's to be as much of a talent as Fisher. Backus is old, and Riley Reiff looks like a RT to me. Draft defense in rounds 2-4.
SECOND ROUND: (#36.) Xavier Rhodes, CB, Florida State.
THIRD ROUND: (#65.) Arthur Brown, LB, Kansas State.
#06. CLEVELAND: Chance Warmack, OG, Alabama.
WHY: Because, in addition to being the likely top overall talent still available, there IS NO other player that would more help implement exactly what they want to do on offense. Lined up between Mack and Schwartz, leading the way for former teammate Trent Richardson? Power football at it's absolute FINEST.
SECOND ROUND: No pick.
THIRD ROUND: (#68.) Brandon Jenkins, DE/OLB, Florida State.
#07. ARIZONA: Lane Johnson, OT, Oklahoma.
WHY: Because their need at left tackle is so profound. Rest assured, though; this guy can play. Handled Moore pretty easily in Oklahoma's bowl game against Texas A&M, and has shown in the Senior Bowl practices that he can perform against anybody in the country. Tons of potential; sky's the limit.
SECOND ROUND: (#38.) Matt Barkley, QB, U.S.C.
THIRD ROUND: (#69.) Da'Rick Rogers, WR, Tennessee Tech.
#08. BUFFALO: Bjoern Werner, DE, Florida State.
WHY: Because this is where the value's at. Plus, aside from Mario Williams, look at what we have at DE! Kelsay should have been cut 2-3 years ago. Anderson is inconsistent and injury-prone. Merriman is, well, himself. I'm cool with them trading up into the late 1st for a QB, but there's none worth THIS pick.
SECOND ROUND: (#41.) Ryan Nassib, QB, Syracuse.
THIRD ROUND: (#71.) Khaseem Greene, OLB, Rutgers.
#09. N.Y. JETS: Damontre Moore, DE, Texas A&M.
WHY: See above; as with the Bills, this is probably the best bang for the buck at a need position. Talk about a MESS, though! This team needs help basically everywhere. Not out of the question for them to reach on a Glennon or Wilson here, but there'd be no immediate help. A pass-rusher like Moore will.
SECOND ROUND: (#39.) Mike Glennon, QB, N.C. State.
THIRD ROUND: (#72.) Quinton Patton, WR, Louisiana Tech.
#10. TENNESSEE: Sheldon Richardson, DT, Missouri.
WHY: Talent, value, need, in that order. Indeed, after the combine, it's not out of the question that Richardson could be viewed as a top-THREE talent. He will definitely bring a pass-rushing boost and nasty demeanor to the Titan's interior D-line, and could easily be one of the best players in this draft.
SECOND ROUND: (#40.) Datone Jones, DE, U.C.L.A.
THIRD ROUND: (#70.) Baccari Rambo, S, Georgia.
#11. SAN DIEGO: D. J. Fluker, OT, Alabama.
WHY: Because he's probably the best remaining offensive lineman, and the Chargers need help ALL over their line. Now, true; he may never be a starting LEFT tackle in the league, but at the very least he should be an outstanding RIGHT tackle, or even an absolute monster of an offensive guard.
SECOND ROUND: (#45.) Jordan Poyer, CB, Oregon State.
THIRD ROUND: (#76.) Gavin Escobar, TE, San Diego State.
#12. MIAMI: Cordarrelle Patterson, WR, Tennessee.
WHY: Because their fine, young, potential franchise-type QB could use a true, #1 target. I truly do see him as being almost the prototype of WR's these days; great size, speed, and athletic ability. I have my worries about his maturity level and such, but the talent is undeniable, any way you slice it.
SECOND ROUND: (#42.) Barkevious Mingo, DE/OLB, L.S.U.
SECOND ROUND: (#54.) Zach Ertz, TE, Stanford.
THIRD ROUND: (#77.) Kyle Long, OT, Oregon.
THIRD ROUND: (#82.) Jamar Taylor, CB, Boise State.
#13. TAMPA BAY: Dee Milliner, CB, Alabama.
WHY: Because it'd be maybe the biggest no-brainer pick of the entire DRAFT, if he's still on the board. Milliner could go from anywhere to Oakland at #3, Philly at #4, Detroit at #5, and almost anywhere down to this pick. Thing is, though, in a fairly deep CB class, some teams will wait a round or two.
SECOND ROUND: (#43.) Sylvester Williams, DT, North Carolina.
THIRD ROUND: (#73.) E.J. Manuel, QB, Florida State.
#14. CAROLINA: Jonathan Hankins, DT, Ohio State.
WHY: The Panthers need a big, run-stuffing DT, period, and Hankins could very well be the best one left on the board, in this scenario. TOUGH team to mock a pick for. SO many ways they could go. DT, WR, S, CB, etc. Heck; it could even be Jenkins, Floyd, or Jesse Williams over Hankins at the same position!
SECOND ROUND: (#44.) Eric Reid, S, L.S.U.
THIRD ROUND: No pick.
#15. NEW ORLEANS: John Jenkins, DT, Georgia.
WHY: Because of their impending switch to a 3-4 scheme, where it all starts with a huge nose tackle. A pass-rusher like Jordan or Mingo might prove tempting, but you have to lay the framework, first. Jenkins is a battle-tested veteran of the S.E.C. wars, and will help plug up the middle immediately.
SECOND ROUND: No pick.
THIRD ROUND: (#75.) Corey Lemonier, DE/OLB, Auburn.
#16. ST. LOUIS: Jonathan Cooper, OG, North Carolina.
WHY: Simply put, the Rams need a guard, and Cooper's the best one still to be had. Solid pick; should be an immediate starter. With their two first-rounders this year and next via the Redskins trade, St. Louis has a chance to set themselves up for great things in the near future, and for years beyond.
SECOND ROUND: (#46.) Tyler Eifert, TE, Notre Dame.
THIRD ROUND: (#78.) Menelik Watson, OT, Florida State.
#17. PITTSBURGH: Dion Jordan, DE/OLB, Oregon.
WHY: He would appear to be the top overall talent remaining at a need position for the Steelers. Except for his labrum injury, I could see Jordan being a possible top-10 pick, and it STILL may happen. Mingo could be considered here, as well as Vaccaro, Jesse Williams, or a cornerback, as well.
SECOND ROUND: (#48.) Matt Elam, S, Florida.
THIRD ROUND: (#79.) Marquise Goodwin, WR, Texas.
#18. DALLAS: Larry Warford, OG, Kentucky.
WHY: Because Dallas simply needs interior offensive line help, in a big way. Some may wonder why not Barrett Jones here, but I'd beg to differ. Warford has shown in the Senior Bowl practices that he can both open holes in the running game, and anchor against plus-sized defensive tackles.
SECOND ROUND: (#47.) Jesse Williams, DT, Alabama.
THIRD ROUND: (#80.) T.J. McDonald, S, U.S.C.
#19. N.Y. GIANTS: Sam Montgomery, DE, L.S.U.
WHY: Because they're the Giants; they draft defensive ends. To be serious, though, this is a pretty good pick at this juncture. With Umenyiora probably gone, and Tuck not what he once was, Montgomery looks like an excellent addition to their rotation. He can both play the run, and rush the passer.
SECOND ROUND: (#49.) Barrett Jones, C/OG/OT, Alabama.
THIRD ROUND: (#81.) Gerald Hodges, OLB, Penn State.
#20. CHICAGO: Kevin Minter, ILB, L.S.U.
WHY: Because it's been a great, long run, but it's now time to think about replacing Mr. Urlacher. Ogletree strikes me as more of a potential OLB in a 4-3, and Te'o, well... -let's just say his draft stock has slipped a bit. Minter has the S.E.C. pedigree, and should be a productive starter very early on.
SECOND ROUND: (#50.) Alex Okafor, DE, Texas.
THIRD ROUND: No pick.
#21. CINCINNATI: Alec Ogletree, LB, Georgia.
WHY: Because they could use upgrades across the board at the linebacker position. Ogletree is a fast, productive 'backer that truly defines the good old "sideline-to-sideline" cliche. I wouldn't rule out Vaccaro, perhaps a DE, or maybe even Te'o at this juncture, but Ogletree makes a ton of sense.
SECOND ROUND: (#37.) Giovani Bernard, RB, North Carolina.
SECOND ROUND: (#53.) Terrance Williams, WR, Baylor.
THIRD ROUND: (#84.) D.J. Swearinger, S, South Carolina.
#22. ST. LOUIS: Kenny Vaccaro, S, Texas.
WHY: Probably the best player at his position in the draft, at an area of need for the Rams. They appear to have struck gold in their secondary with last year's pick of Janoris Jenkins, so now they add to the lot with the selection of Vaccaro. This team will be really, really good in a couple of years.
#23. MINNESOTA: Keenan Allen, WR, California.
WHY: Because they need a true, full-sized, #1 WR option. This would certainly be an ideal pick for the Vikings, it would appear on paper. It makes you wonder how much more effective A.D. could be if defenses actually had to respect the PASSING GAME for Minnesota?!? Scary thought to consider.
SECOND ROUND: (#52.) Logan Ryan, CB, Rutgers.
THIRD ROUND: (#83.) Brian Winters, OT/OG, Kent State.
#24. INDIANAPOLIS: Jonthan Banks, CB, Mississippi State.
WHY: Probably the best player still on the board at a position of need in this scenario. REALLY tough pick to predict, honestly. Other options are Barrett Jones, Jesse Williams, Eric Reid, Dallas Thomas, and more. In the end, without a 2nd-rounder, I think they'll trade down with a team that wants a QB.
SECOND ROUND: No pick.
THIRD ROUND: (#86.) Khaled Holmes, C, U.S.C.
#25. SEATTLE: Justin Hunter, WR, Tennessee.
WHY: Because, as with the Miami Dolphins, one must make sure that your young, franchise-type QB has adequate weaponry. Could be one of a number of WR's here; Allen, Hopkins, Patterson, or even Terrance Williams figure into the mix. Depends on who they like out of who's available, seems.
SECOND ROUND: (#56.) Alvin Bailey, OG, Arkansas.
THIRD ROUND: (#87.) Joe Kruger, DE, Utah.
#26. GREEN BAY: Eddie Lacy, RB, Alabama.
WHY: Because it's about time that they had a bell-cow running back. Barrett Jones is another option at this point, or perhaps Travis Frederick, should he be seen as the #1 center available. This is another of those late first-rounders that I could see as trade-bait for a team seeking to move up for a QB.
SECOND ROUND: (#55.) Travis Frederick, C/OG, Wisconsin.
THIRD ROUND: (#88.) William Gholston, DE, Michigan State.
#27. HOUSTON: DeAndre Hopkins, WR, Clemson.
WHY: Because a legitimate #2 WR like Hopkins would make Andre Johnson, and the entire Houston offense, that much more effective. Robert Woods or Terrance Williams figure into this mix, as well, and you could maybe even see a surprise Te'o selection here, if he's still on the board.
SECOND ROUND: (#57.) Brandon Williams, DT, Missouri Southern State.
THIRD ROUND: (#89.) Nico Johnson, ILB, Alabama.
#28. DENVER: Desmond Trufant, CB, Washington.
WHY: Because, post Senior Bowl practices, he's the 3rd-best cornerback on mine, and most boards, until someone steps up and shows otherwise. I could see Rhodes, Amerson, or Poyer staking a claim to the contrary, but they'll have to do it, first, and Trufant has excellent bloodlines, besides.
SECOND ROUND: (#58.) Akeem Spence, DT, Illinois.
THIRD ROUND: (#90.) Montee Ball, RB, Wisconsin.
#29. NEW ENGLAND: Tavon Austin, WR, West Virginia.
WHY: Because I don't see Wes Welker as having a future with this team. Tavon Austin would bring a dynamic speed element to the Patriots that they haven't had since I don't even KNOW when. He'll stretch the field, and if you miss a tackle on a slant route, he might burn you for an 80-yarder.
SECOND ROUND: (#59.) Bennie Logan, DT, L.S.U.
THIRD ROUND: (#91.) Blidi Wreh-Wilson, CB, Connecticut.
#30. ATLANTA: Ezekiel Ansah, DE, B.Y.U.
WHY: Because, even though he's raw as heck, he's a project that's MOST likely worth the wait. Based on reports from the Senior Bowl practices, though, I question his heart and motor more than just a little bit. He's going to take a lot of coaching, but how can you coach desire into someone?
SECOND ROUND: (#60.) Dallas Thomas, OT/OG, Tennessee.
THIRD ROUND: (#92.) Le'Veon Bell, RB, Michigan State.
#31. SAN FRANCISCO: Sharrif Floyd, DT, Florida.
WHY: Because he'd simply be another, excellent, hard-@ssed addition to the front seven of the 49'ers. Could play nose tackle or 3-4 end, but I see him as a better fit as an end. They could go go WR or DB here, too, but I think that Floyd fits the scheme of San Francisco pretty much perfectly.
SECOND ROUND: (#61.) Robert Woods, WR, U.S.C.
THIRD ROUND: (#93.) Shawn Williams, S, Georgia.
#32. BALTIMORE: Manti Te'o, ILB, Notre Dame.
WHY: Because there'll be an opening at the position after this season for the Ravens. It'll sure be interesting to see how this whole, weird, warped, silly, dead girlfriend scenario plays itself out.... I guess. As a prospect, Te'o appears to have most of the tools to be a decent inside-linebacker.
SECOND ROUND: (#62.) Phillip Thomas, S, Fresno State.
THIRD ROUND: (#94.) Markus Wheaton, WR, Oregon State.
2nd-Round pick-only team: WASHINGTON: (#51.) Tony Jefferson, S, Oklahoma.
THIRD ROUND: (#85.) Chris Faulk, OT, L.S.U.
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Love it for the Jets.
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Love it for the Jets.
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Interesting pick there for the Browns...first time ive seen it and i dont mind it either Milliner or Moore would be other options there also
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I get why you have the bolts taking Fluker but that's such a bad reach I rather take Milliner in that scenario.
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Vikings select Jonthan Banks, CB, Mississippi State.
To much value their IMO.
They can find their WR with the following pick.
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I get why you have the bolts taking Fluker but that's such a bad reach I rather take Milliner in that scenario.
Plenty of good CB's to be had in the 2nd.
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if milliner there at 12 for the dolphins i don't think they pass on him
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Interesting pick there for the Browns...first time ive seen it and i dont mind it either Milliner or Moore would be other options there also
Best option, without a 2nd-rounder, being to trade down, but Warmack would give them the best young O-line in football.
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Vikings select Jonthan Banks, CB, Mississippi State.
To much value their IMO.
They can find their WR with the following pick.
Understand your point, but respectfully disagree.
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CriminalMind wrote:
Vikings select Jonthan Banks, CB, Mississippi State.
To much value their IMO.
They can find their WR with the following pick.
Understand your point, but respectfully disagree.
They need a field stretcher WR.
I dont see K Allen as that kind of WR, as I see him as a nice medium WR
If they went WR it would need to be a more down field threat WR who can fight off CBs and win jump balls.
I think Da'Rick Rogers is the best fit as a 2nd round WR.
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Why spend a second when you can WASTE a first? Understand the position (REALLY understand it) but that is bad value when we have needs at S and D line as well.
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Great Bengals pick
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Why spend a second when you can WASTE a first? Understand the position (REALLY understand it) but that is bad value when we have needs at S and D line as well.
If you wait until the second round to address the interior O-line, it'll be too late to do so. That is all. Can't put it much plainer.
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If an OT is BPA it would make more sense for the eagles to trade down.
We need a whole new secondary, pass rushers, linebackers, etc.
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September 15, 2016"We appreciate Governor Inslee's ongoing commitment to putting Washington on a path to a clean energy transition," said Climate Solutions' Vlad Gutman-Britten. "The Clean Air Rule is only the first step to creating a robust policy that drives pollution reduction and invests in creating tens of thousands of jobs in a new, sustainable economy." Read more
June 1, 2016Olympia, WA – The Department of Ecology on Wednesday released an updated draft of the Clean Air Rule, requiring reductions in carbon pollution from Washington's largest polluters. Environmental and clean energy advocates expressed support for a number of key improvements to the language while calling for additional changes to ensure that the rule supports clean energy and helps Washington meet its long-term sustainability goals. Read more
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Adjective plus animal equals . . .
The naming conventions for distros can be entertaining. Whether it's Debian's "Toy Story" connection or Fedora's less than simple formula — $CURRENT_NAME is a ___________ and so is $NEXT_RELEASE_NAME — code names for the current or future versions of distros can be entertaining at the selection stage.
Ubuntu's naming convention is fairly simple: Take an animal and throw before it an adjective beginning with the same letter.
So after Maverick Meerkat, which is the name set in stone for Ubuntu 10.10, we have the name already foisted on the FOSS public for Ubuntu 11.04.
OK, it's an N, right? So how does Natty Narwhal float your boat?
There's a trend here according to the thesaurus, pointed out by Akkana Peck: Synonyms for "natty" include dapper and jaunty. Where have we heard those before?
The letter O, methinks, would be more challenging. Good thing they have awhile to think about it.
(Fedora ambassador Larry Cafiero runs Redwood Digital Research in Felton, California, and is an associate member of the Free Software Foundation.)
August 19, 2010 at 8:24 am
Obstreperous Ocelot?
A rose by any other name?
August 20, 2010 at 1:55 am