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Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2013 8:59 am
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DEE RAWL wrote:
Let me address some of the comments to your team selections.
You guys could very well go safety, LB or DL... BUT, sources say that your FO is targeting a true playmaker/difference maker at RB. The only one in FA that MIGHT fit that mold would be Reggie Bush. You say you want Te'o or Ogeltree, but both are projects in their own ways. there will be some LBs in the 2nd and 3rd that are not much worse. i.e. Greene/Riddick/Porter/Minter etc & safeties Jefferson/McDonald/Phillips etc
The Bengals want a complimentary back to BJGE with game breaking capability. Someone like Barner that they can get later in the draft.
Of the available players I'd prefer Williams or possibly Elam.
Take value in 1 and Bernard isn't value there.
2017 Draft Needs: Interior O-line, Pass Rushing DE, Linebacker, Kicker, Overall Team Speed.
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Posted: Sat Feb 02, 2013 3:48 am
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2017 Draft Priority for Pick 37
1. Corey Davis, WR, WMU
2. Forrest Lamp, G/C, WKU
3. Evan Engram, TE, Ole Miss
4. JuJu Smith-Schuster, WR, USC
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Posted: Sat Feb 02, 2013 4:07 am
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DEE RAWL wrote:
Much better pick this time in Montgomery and pretty solid value as well. Also i disagree on the DE depth being as good as the TE depth. I think the DE department runs much weaker after the 2nd round where Jones, Hunt, and Carradine are. Where as i think Fauria, Escobar, Reed, C.J., Kelce, Tolliolo, and Otten aren't far off Eifert and Ertz. This TE class in general isn't strong and thats including Eifert and Ertz who to me in a legit good Te class would be 2nd round guys. but it is solid and some talent can be had for good value to groom and possibly get a very good contributer at the TE spot out of.
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Posted: Sat Feb 02, 2013 11:26 am
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DEE RAWL wrote:
Nobody wrote:
NO to fatass Jenkins.
Haha I agree he is overrated, but you guys need a NT.
We have Josh Chapman. And Grigson doesnt draft for need.
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Te'o reminds me of Muauluga so I'm not sure I want him. I liked Ogletree because he can cover and is a 3 down linebacker.
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Did you just compare Russell Wilson to EJ Manuel?!?
Anyways, Jarvis Jones scares me because of the medical concerns.
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Jones' injury worries me a ton
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MightyRx wrote:
Did you just compare Russell Wilson to EJ Manuel?!?
Anyways, Jarvis Jones scares me because of the medical concerns.
I did. And Bruce Irvin to Jarvis Jones.
2017 Draft Priority for Pick 37
1. Corey Davis, WR, WMU
2. Forrest Lamp, G/C, WKU
3. Evan Engram, TE, Ole Miss
4. JuJu Smith-Schuster, WR, USC
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Post subject: Re: DEE RAWL's MOCK DRAFT 2.0 ***UPDATED*** 2/2
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1. Chiefs- Luke Joeckel OT TAMU
Andi Reid snags Alex Smith to be his quarterback which I think is a smart move because now he doesn't have to reach here and can grab any top 5 talent.
2. Jaguars- Jarvis Jones LB UGA
Jags need a quarterback, but I think this will be similar to the Seahawks off season last year as Bradley is now the HC. Best pass rusher available (Jones) and mobile underrated QB who balled at the senior bowl (EJ Manuel).
3. Raiders- Star Lotuleilei DT Utah
This goes without saying, Raiders have a lot of needs and Star is BPA and also fills a big need at DT.
4. Eagles- Demontre Moore DE/OLB TAMU
This could go a few different ways, but I think the best pass rusher available is the pick and it just happens to be Moore who I think will be a great fit.
5. Lions- Bjoern Werner DE FL ST
Lions need help in the secondary, but a better pass rush will help that, Werner is a stud.
6. Browns- Barkevious Mingo LB LSU
Browns could and should go QB here IMO, but that would be more of a reach especially needing a 3-4 outside rush linebacker now which Mingo is perfect for.
7. Cardinals- Eric Fisher OT CMU
Will they go with a reach and take a QB or take the franchise LT in Fisher? I say they go Fisher.
8. Bills- Geno Smith QB WVU
Bills NEED a QB and Geno falls to them in this scenario. Good fit IMO.
9. Jets- Dion Jordan LB/DE Oregon
Jets are in a weird spot here as they are stuck with Sancheezmo, but they need to generate more pass rush... Noticing a theme for bad teams so far?
10. Titans- Dee Milliner CB Bama
If the Titans were smart they would snag Warmack here, but they also need a Corner which none fell to their pick last year. This year they will have better luck.
11. Chargers- Lane Johnson OT OU
A bit of a reach here, but Johnson continues to help his stock. Getting protection Rivers MUST be the number 1 priority this offseason.
12. Dolphins- Cordarrelle Patterson WR Tenn
Patterson is the most explosive WR in this class and I think will shoot up draft boards because of it. The Phins have to get Tannehill some weapons.
13. Buccaneers- Jonathan Banks CB Miss St
Buccs secondary needs youth. Banks is a good and obvious fit.
14. Panthers- Jonathan Hankins DT Ohio St
Panthers need a WR as well, but Hankins is great value and fills a need
15. Saints- Ziggy Ansah DE BYU
Ansah has done tremendously for his stock and the sky is the limit. Saints need some pass rush and he will do just that.
16. Rams- Chance Warmack OG Bama
Warmack could and should go earlier if I were an NFL GM of the previous 15 teams, but gaurds just don't go very high usually no matter how good they are. Remember the talk surrounding DeCastro last year about him going top 15? Well that didn't happen... Great fit for the Rams.
17. Steelers- Kenny Vaccaro S Texas
Steelers need an insurance policy for Troy, Vaccaro is a good fit at SS.
18. Cowboys- Sheldon Richardon DT Mizzou
Becoming a popular mock selection for the Cowboys new Kiffen defense, it makes sense and tons of value is presented here.
19. Giants- Alec Ogeltree LB UGA
Ogeltree offers the most upside at the LB position, albeit a bit of a project that should stop the Giants from taking him much like the DL draftees from years past.
20. Bears- Barrett Jones OL Bama
Bears need to protect Cutler better and it should be their top priority much like the Chargers. Fluker isn't great in pass protection and would be a bit of a reach. Jones is jack of all trades and would be a good fit.
21. Bengals- Manti Te'o LB Notre Dame
Another popular mock pick here, it does make a lot of sense however.
22. Rams- Keenan Allen WR Cal
Rams need to get a legit #1 WR for Bradford, Allen will slide a little due to injury in his last season and probably won't wow at the combine. Still a very good polished WR.
23. Vikings- Kawaan Short DT Purdue
Vikings need a DT simple as that. Short played a hell of a game in the senior bowl and could go earlier, but if not this is great value for the Vikes.
24. Colts- John Jenkins NT UGA
Jenkins could fall out of round 1 due to his work ethic, but the Colts need a NT. Jenkins fits the bill.
25. Seahawks- Shariff Floyd DT UF
Hawks need more interior pass rush which is something Floyd is very good at.
26. Packers- Jonathan Cooper OL UNC
I think the Pack prefer Barrett Jones here as a more natural Center, but Cooper is pretty darn good value here.
27. Texans- Kevin Minter LB LSU
Texans could easily go WR here, but I think they continue to build the defense first.
28. Broncos- Bennie Logan DT LSU
Broncos need a body in the middle, which they could go for a bigger body than Logan but Logan provides a good interior pass rush and could workout for the best.
29. Patriots- Marcus Trufant CB UW
its either WR or DB and knowing Bill, itll be the latter. Trufant made himself some money senior bowl week and will sneak into the 1st.
30. Falcons- Sam Montegomery DE LSU
If you watched the 9ers playoff game you know this pick makes sense and presents tremendous value.
31. Ravens- Matt Elam S UF
Ed Reed will likely be gone and the Ravens have to find a replacement. There is no ILB worth it here so don't start with the Ray Lewis talk. They did just fine without him.
32. 49ers- Zach Ertz TE Stanford
9ers have the luxury of not really having any need, but Ertz makes tons of sense coming out of Stanford and San Fran using so many multiple TE formations. Ertz would make their offense even better which is scary.
If the board fell like this come April i would hope we would jump ahead of the Bills and trade with Arizona to get Geno before they do. Love the Jordon pick though!
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I don't hate it for the Lions, but feel like it's a reach based on need when the Lions have quite a few needs.
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Posted: Tue Feb 05, 2013 5:12 pm
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The Titans have no need for a 1st round CB. They just locked up McCourty and Verner will likely follow suit. They make up a very good duo. The safeties are the problems, however no safety in this years draft is worth the 10th pick. Sheldon Richardson should be the pick because we got no consistent pressure from the DT position last year.
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Dwight Howard remained seated at his stall, alternating between reading his iPad and thumbing through his phone. Kobe Bryant stayed in the trainer's room receiving treatment while keeping company with his family. And the reporters waiting by Bryant's locker whispered idly to each other.
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ESPN is reporting that the NCAA is investigating Texas A&M quarterback Johnny Manziel and allegations that he was paid to sign hundreds of autographs and other sports memorabilia in January while in Florida for the BCS National Championship Game.
"Outside the Lines," an ESPN program, was the first to break the news.
The article writes that three different sources say Manziel signed photographs, footballs, mini football helmets and other items at the request of an autograph broker named Drew Tieman. The article goes on to say that Tieman approached Manziel while he was in a Fort Lauderdale airport on January 6th. Sources told ESPN that Manziel visited Tieman's residence and signed hundreds of items.
If Manziel is found to be in violation of NCAA Bylaw 220.127.116.11, he could be ruled ineligible to play football for the upcoming season.
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I've entered a new stage of life recently. It's one which I took reluctantly at first, but now I'm glad I have.
I have decided to carry my cell phone with me at all times, into meetings, into church, when I go shopping, when I go walking. It's by my nightstand.
Prior to this, I have been one to leave my cell phone locked in my car, in a desk drawer, on the kitchen table. I didn't want to take the chance of being interrupted by a phone or text message from a phone which I thought was on vibrate or turned off. I also liked the freedom of being unreachable, if only for a few moments.
I made this decision, to carry my phone with me because I'm not as gullible or naive as I used to be.
Thanks to the onslaught of the national news, I realize more than ever that there are disturbed people in this world who may want to cause harm to innocent people. I have seen too many bodies covered in tarps.
Also, thanks to the national news, I have seen the devastation of floods and forest fires, earthquakes and tornadoes, all forces of nature. It's way too naive to think we are immune to tragedies made by nature or by man.
So I have decided to keep my cell phone handy. I want to be able to make that emergency phone call for help if I see someone in need. I want to be able to reach my family quickly to let them know I love them.
At first, wavering back and forth on whether to carry or not carry, I couldn't help but think carrying a cell phone with me all the time would be a kind of defeat for me, an admission that the world is tougher, more dangerous, than I want to admit.
But a week into it, I have actually discovered that carrying my cell phone is freeing for me and has made me feel better about life.
For instance, the other day I was walking down Main Street, with my mind focused on more then a half dozen things that I needed to get done in the next 24 hours ... stories at work ... projects at home. I was organizing and reorganizing my hours in my mind, trying to squeeze the most into the day that I could. I was on a mission. I was missing the sunshine ... the blue sky ... the fresh air.
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Basically, I had two simple things to accomplish that day ... to help others if I saw someone in need and to reach out to my family to let them know they are loved. Everything else was secondary and would take care of itself. The most important things were still the most important things.
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I have been wanting to do a more elaborate banner card and think it turned out as expected...on my second go around today.
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Thursday, April 9, 2009
Things you CAN do at Ashdown Park!
7 comments:
- Melinda Hammond said...
You've convinced me, Nicola! Not only to see the house, but to stay in the area and fit in everything you mention!
- April 9, 2009 at 11:49 AM
- Beth Elliott said...
You've convinced me to visit. hope I get there during the bluebell time.
- April 9, 2009 at 1:18 PM
- Nicola Cornick said...
Fantastic! Thank you. I'll be there to give you a special guided tour!
- April 10, 2009 at 4:23 AM
- Alison said...
You had me at no. 1, lol!
- April 17, 2009 at 12:07 PM
- Nicola Cornick said...
LOL, Alison,any time you are travelling in this direction, do call in!
- April 17, 2009 at 11:52 PM
- Suzanne Macpherson said...
Alison, is there ever a time that a tour of the interior of the house is allowed?
- June 20, 2009 at 11:02 PM
- Nicola Cornick said...
Hi Suzanne! The hall, stair and roof is open to the public so you do see inside the house but unfortunately the rooms aren't open. This is a shame as some are stunning recreations of the original seventeenth century look and although there are not a lot of the original features left, there are some. The only way to see the interior at the moment is to visit the website of the estate agents where there is a brochure showing all the interiors. Maybe in the future with a new tenant we will gain more access. One can only hope!
- July 5, 2009 at 4:49 AM


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Here you go, here's the former "Save Stow Lake" website – this is where the "evil" language comes from.
One problem is that old vendor, the entity that the Save Stow Lake people wanted to "save," charged too much money, starting about five or six years ago. For example, the old vendor would charge $19 per hour for some pretty busted up row boats.
The current rate is back down to $14 per hour:
And this is the cafe seating area, which doesn't seem to get used too much. (The worry some people had was that this would become a high-end destination restaurant with concomitant traffic and parking hassles.)
Rec and Park has a lot of issues, IMO, and I'm unafraid to criticize it, certainly. But I didn't see what the big beef was about putting the boat house contract out for bid. And of course, I still don't.


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Some tips for transporting young calves are:
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- Use clean/disinfected transport vehicles
- Use appropriate bedding
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- Minimize transport time
- Transport the coolest times of the day in the summer
- In cold weather cover ½-â of the holes in the trailer, but not all of them
- Schedule feed/water/rest breaks for long-hauls
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FDA Supports Perjeta to Treat Early-Stage Breast Cancer
A federal panel is endorsing a cancer drug that could be given before surgery to remove tumors.
The Food and Drug Administration advisory committee yesterday recommended that a drug approved last year for late-stage breast cancer could also be used in the earliest stages of the disease.
Treatment with the drug, called Perjeta, before surgery might help make it possible to operate on what would otherwise be inoperable tumors.
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the following proviso of section 10 of the Act of June 30, 1919 (41 Stat. 16), "Provided, That of the lands so allotted eighty acres of each allotment shall be designated as a homestead by the allottee and shall be evidenced by a trust patent and shall remain inalienable and non-taxable until Congress shall otherwise direct", be amended to read as follows: "Provided, That of the lands so allotted eighty acres of each allotment shall be designated as a homestead allotment by the allottee, and shall be evidenced by a trust patent, which shall be subject to sale, partition, issuance of patent in fee, or other disposition in accordance with the laws relating to the other allotments on the Blackfeet Reservation and shall be nontaxable as long as held in a trust or restricted status".
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I would like to know how long can an embryo be left frozen before it is implanted in a female? Also would there be any side affects to the baby later due to this frozen embryo implantation?
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From what I've been reading, it looks like frozen embryos can stay viable indefinitely if frozen properly. I've read posts that said they knew of frozen embryo transfers after 10 and 13 years after the embryos were frozen.


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The 32-kilometre long river, that once wove through the settings of seven different heiau (temples), flows from the 1,569-metre Mount Waialeale in the centre of the island. The Wailua River features two popular and accessible waterfalls: Opaekaa Falls and Wailua Falls. The scenic river itself can be explored by kayak or outrigger canoe, and a boat tour is also available. Open-air boats also offer guided tours of the Fern Grotto, a natural lava rock cave sheltered by draping ferns. This romantic area is a popular wedding venue. Also look for the Nounou Mountains (Sleeping Giant), a formation on a mountain ridge between Wailua and Kapaa that looks like a human figure lying on its back.
You can also see the river by car. Take Kuamoo Road (Hwy. 580), which goes inland along the north side of the river from Kuhio Highway (Hwy. 56). You'll want to take in the special and sacred landmarks along the way, including heiau (temples), historical sites, Opaekaa Falls and the Keahua Arboretum.


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At first Wales and Sanger conceived of Wikipedia merely as an adjunct to Nupedia, sort of like a feeder product or farm team.
"He was specifically interested in finding a philosopher to lead the project," Sanger recalled.
The plan did not work, but Sanger writes that operations using similar technology are still underway.
"Because of the neutrality policy, we have partisans working together on the same articles," Sanger explained.
It then dawned on Sanger, he claimed, that a wiki could be used to help solve the problems he was having with Nupedia.
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British biochemist. He won a 1958 Nobel Prize for determining the order of amino acids in the insulin molecule and shared a 1980 Nobel Prize for developing methods for mapping DNA structure and function.
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American nurse who campaigned widely for birth control and founded (1929) the organization that became the Planned Parenthood Federation (1942).
British biochemist who determined the order of amino acids in the insulin molecule, thereby making it possible to manufacture synthetic insulin. For this work, he received the Nobel Prize for chemistry in 1958. In 1980 Sanger received another Nobel Prize for chemistry (jointly with American molecular biologists Paul Berg and Walter Gilbert) for his development of methods for mapping the structure and function of DNA.


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REDLANDS - At one point Heidi Mayer looked at the homeless the way a lot of people do.
Those people are dirty, they are scary, they are dangerous.
Then Mayer, who eventually went on to found the Redlands-based YouthHope Foundation that provides aid to homeless teens, joined her church group on a mission trip to San Francisco.
Mayer met a homeless teen named Winter, who was beaten and had been the victim of several sexual assaults.
Over the next two to three years, during her mission trips to that same location, Mayer reached out and, over time, developed a relationship with the girl. Mayer didn't do much, she thought -- giving her simple meals but also included some encouraging words.
In her last trip Mayer contacted Winter, who had begun a life of recovery.
"She thanked me," Mayer said. "The crazy thing, she is really the one who helped me. She changed my whole outlook on people on the street. We have to look past what we see and look into their hearts and into who they are. We need to care and quit judging."
The experience is the philosophy behind her YouthHope Foundation, which she founded in 2009.
YouthHope, housed in the basement of the First Presbyterian Church of Redlands on 100 Cajon, provides hot meals three times a week, a clothing closet, basic medical and dental care, rehabilitation referrals and educational and vocational opportunities.
YouthHope is in the midst of its Christmas Shoe Drive. The nonprofit has partnered with the Redlands Vans shoe store in a fundraising effort in which the community is asked to purchase a new pair of shoes. Those shoes will be distributed to the YouthHope teens at a Christmas dinner.
Last year the drive produced almost 200 pairs of new shoes.
YouthHope served about 40 people when it first began offering free meals. Today YouthHope is frequented by between 60 and 90 people and serves about 90 meals a week.
"We are growing," Mayer said. "That is a lot of kids who are hurting."
And there is no one way to describe the kids that come to YouthHope.
"It's a huge assortment," Mayer said. "Runaways, homeless, kids that did naughty things and just screwed up. We have foster kids, adopted kids. We have kids sent here by their parents asking for help."
YouthHope has become a family affair for the Mayer family. Heidi's daughter-in-law, Alana, is its grant writer. Her son's girlfriend, Rachel Benedict, has worked with fundraising but now handles medical contracts.
"I saw Heidi offering hope to kids who otherwise didn't have hope," Benedict said. "I have seen a few kids really transform by the work she has done, and they have been able to find success."
Judy Bierma, a lifelong friend of Heidi, joined YouthHope in January as a volunteer.
"I love it but it's hard," Bierma said. "You have to be a certain kind of person not to fall apart. You have to understand there will be a lot of sad stories in between the successes. But the successes make it worthwhile."
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. – The state is getting closer to providing access to medical marijuana as Gov. Andrew Cuomo and other legislative leaders announced Thursday, June 19, they've come to an agreement on a pilot program to offer marijuana for medicinal purposes, according to The New York Times .
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'"We threw in two bodies that hadn't played," Ruff said. "That's not easy, and you're asking them to play a major role in a Game 7. Jochen Hecht hasn't even had a practice with the team and Derek's been out for four months. I know he's been doing conditioning and everything, but there's nothing like playing games."'
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'"It's a bad habit we've gotten into," Sabres captain Chris Drury said. "We need to put an end to that. It's so hard to come back in this league."'
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Orszagh Hat Trick Leads To Predator Win
'In what seems to be a recurring nightmare for the Sabres, they got off to another sloppy start and allowed a goal just 1:48 into the game.'
Biron brothers added to sibling history
'"The Esposito brothers probably have been fighting for the last 23 years," Martin said. "We'll probably be fighting for the next 23 years."'
Orszagh's hat trick keeps Predators rolling
'The four-game winning streak ties a team record, and Predators goaltender Tomas Vokoun made 22 saves to set a franchise record with his fifth straight victory.'
Delmore struggling with Sabres
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Sabres vs. Predators
'Nashville will enter December with at least a .500 record for the first time.'
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In eight meetings, the home team has won just once.
Showing fight after switch, Sabres overtake Panthers
'"We knew we could take advantage of some of their defensemen," Briere said. "We just had to be patient. We knew the chances would be there."'
Drury hopes stork times visit right
'Defenseman Andy Delmore has been looking forward to tonight's game since the NHL schedules were released over the summer. Nashville traded Delmore for Buffalo's 2004 third-round draft pick. "You circle the date you play every (former) team," Delmore said. "It's the first time going back there, and that's the game you remember the most. You just want to go out there and beat your friends and just show everybody what they're missing."'
Panthers collapse in third
'This story should've been about Stephen Weiss' first two-goal game, Valeri Bure's coldly deceptive assist on Weiss' second goal and Juraj Kolnik getting a deserved goal for a line that has been playing very well. Instead, it's about a team that cracked with the major fault line being the defense pair of Mathieu Biron and Andreas Lilja. They were on the ice for Buffalo's three even-strength goals.'
Up 3-0, Panthers go in shell and Sabres win 4-3
'The Panthers crashed and burned Friday evening in this old, gray city. They fell apart, collapsed, broke down … call it what you will. But don't forget to call it disconcerting and embarrassing.'
Cullen takes steps to a quick return
'Three busloads of family and friends of rookie center Nathan Horton attended Friday's game. It's approximately an hour to Buffalo from Horton's hometown of Dunnville, N.Y.'


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Hi i have de same problem , my notebook Toshiba A60 , after select default boot text mode ,
Please help us .
I'm no expert on backtrack, I tried to do it from Acer Aspire 5742G-484G64Mnkk, my girlfriend's notebook, doing it from booting from USB. The problem is that the beginning starts, but later when I click on the text boot screen when it exits the program, I get a black screen and the program does not go forward. Since there is not a problem of the wrong version of the program, because on my notebook, that this is also a Centrino Duo 64, it works...can someone tell me what could be the problem?
I also have the same problem of the black screen.
I have a notebook Acer Aspire 5742G-484G64MnKK with Windows 7 Home edition installed.
I tried to boot backtrack 5 from usb but i black screen appears after start up mode.
Please anyone know what could be the problem and can suggest me a solution?
Smartie, i have the same problem of the black screen in my notebook Acer Aspire 5742G-484G64Mnkk.
I run backtrack 5 booting from usb and i have windows 7 home edition.
When i have to press the Tab key? i dont know what is the boot menu....please can you clarify to me.
The screen become black after clicking on "Backtrack Text - Default boot text mode". Do I have to press the tab key when this screenshot appears to me?
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Hi i have de same problem , my notebook Toshiba A60 , after select default boot text mode ,
Please help us .
I believe that it is not just your model but other acer aspire's that have this problem as well.
With the aspire one d257-13473 <--- love the cryptic long trailing numbers used to name the models. ---> , I have failed to boot any live linux distribution via usb. For now I am using vmware to run bt5 r1 but its
not exactly lightning fast on this intel atom netbook.
This is my first look into the issue. Perhaps it has been solved but I wished to post for archival sake that other models have the same symptoms & issues.
I imagine the fix will involve upgrading the bios some how, I believe I've tried variations on all of the few available options in the BIOS but perhaps I missed something.
All you have to do in order to be able to boot a distro via a usb drive is to enable the boot selector in the bios which is off by default in the D257. At the boot-up time hit the F2 key to get to the bios, start before you see the cursor or windows' gonna load up. Enable that feature then you will be able to access the drive selector by hitting the F12 key the next time you reboot. Now I have to get the wlan card to work. Hope this helps.


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PHOTO: John Mayer and Katy Perry's intimate 'Who You Love' cover art
Listen to John Mayer on iHeartRadio | Listen to Katy Perry on iHeartRadio
John Mayer and Katy Perry have debuted the cover art for their "Who You Love" duet.
The "Comfortable" singer shared the photo on Twitter, writing, "Proud of this song, proud of this artwork, proud of this girl."
Mayer also posted the cover pic on his Tumblr page, joking, "Yes, we look like this at home pretty much all the time."
Mario Sorrenti shot the couple for a number of additional intimate shots to accompany the release of their single.
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Topic: MacBook Pro
After 'astonishingly' poor quarter, Mac sales predicted to rebound
03/01/2013, 10:03 am
Mac sales outgrew the overall PC market for 26 consecutive quarters until December, but Apple is expected to see sales improve in the current quarter.
Apple using eBay to blow through 13" MacBook Pros for $999, dozens of refurbished iPads [Ux2]
02/26/2013, 11:02 pm
In addition to slashing prices across its MacBook Pro with Retina display family of premium notebooks earlier this month, Apple continues to take a more unconventional approach by using eBay power sellers to push volume of its most-popular notebook overall -- the standard 13" MacBook Pro for just $999.
Updated Retina MaBook Pros seeing 3-5% performance bumps
02/22/2013, 01:02 pm
Following Apple's recent announcement of minor spec bumps in its Retina MacBook Pro line, Primate Labs has run the new devices through benchmark tests, finding slight jumps in performance for the new models.
Apple wins design rights to MacBook Pro with Retina display
02/19/2013, 06:02 am
Apple on Tuesday was awarded two design patents, one for the MacBook Pro with Retina display and another separate patent for the laptop's cooling vents.
Exclusive: Lowest prices anywhere on over a dozen MacBook Pro Retina configurations
02/15/2013, 11:02 pm
In addition to the one-off deals on some of Apple's MacBook Pro with Retina display configurations, AppleInsider is proud to once again team up with MacMall to offer readers unbeatable prices on roughly 15 MacBook Pro with Retina configurations, some of which have been slashed by over $815 from MSRP pricing that was effective just last week.
Shocking: Apple's 2.5GHz 13-inch MacBook Pro with Retina display now just $1,349.00
02/15/2013, 11:02 am
On the heels of Apple's MacBook Pro with Retina display price cuts earlier this week, the company's channel partners continue to shave down the cost of acquiring one of the flagship notebooks, with the entry-level 13-inch model now selling for just $1,349 -- a $350 discount that places it below the cost of some 13-inch MacBook Airs.
MacBook Pro Retina with 3 Years of AppleCare now as low as $1,539; some bundles cut by $750
02/14/2013, 11:02 pm
Following Apple's MacBook Pro with Retina display price cuts on Wednesday, Apple Authorized Reseller and AppleInsider sponsor B&H Photo similarly slashed the prices of their exclusive bundles, including the 13-inch Retina MacBook Pro with 3 years of AppleCare extended protection, which now starts at just $1,539; some 15-inch Retina MacBook Pro AppleCare bundles were also cut by as much as $770.
Apple updates processors and drops prices of MacBook Pro with Retina Display [u]
02/13/2013, 11:02 pm
Apple said Wednesday that it's making the MacBook Pro with Retina display faster and more affordable with updated processors and lower starting prices, starting at $1,499 rather than $1,699.
Apple releases MacBook Pro firmware in update to address battery issues
02/12/2013, 04:02 pm
In the second MacBook Pro firmware update in as many weeks, Apple on Tuesday released version 1.7 of its MacBook Pro SMC Firmware to patch a problem regarding the laptops' built-in battery.
Apple notebook fire sale continues with $1,499 13-inch MacBook Pro with Retina display
02/09/2013, 11:02 pm
The entry-level price for an Apple MacBook Pro with Retina display has been unofficially slashed by $200 to just $1,499, as the company continues to work with its indirect sales channel to push units on the back of a lackluster quarter for Mac sales in general.
MacMall kicks off free overnight shipping on lowest priced MacBook Pros & MacBook Airs
02/05/2013, 11:02 pm
MacMall on Tuesday launched a four-day promotion offering free overnight shipping on all Apple MacBook Airs and MacBook Pros, both of which are offered to AppleInsider readers at the lowest prices anywhere through exclusive coupon code APPINSDRMWB37994.
Amazon, MacMall drop Retina pricing; Best prices anywhere on all MacBooks with new coupon
02/01/2013, 11:02 pm
Apple resellers this week continued the trend of aggressive price drops on Macs, slashing 2.3GHz 15" MacBook Pro with Retina by $200, while MacMall cut a fully loaded 2.5GHz 13.3" Retina by over $300. Meanwhile, February's new MacMall coupons for AI readers offer the lowest prices anywhere on all other MacBook Airs and MacBook Pros -- and they won't be beat, anywhere.
MacBook firmware updates address inadvertent battery shutdown issue
01/30/2013, 04:01 pm
Apple on Wednesday rolled out updates across its entire MacBook lineup to fix a problem that would cause the laptops' batteries to fail after a certain number of charge cycles.
Best Buy takes Mac price cuts further: $200 off all MacBook Airs for 2 days
01/25/2013, 11:01 am
Just days after triggering a sweeping series of MacBook price cuts in Apple's reseller channel, big-box retailer Best Buy on Friday went a step further Friday when it kicked off a special two-day sale, slashing Apple's MacBook Air lineup by $200 across the board, with the entry-level 64-gigabyte model now available for just $799.99.
Apple resellers instate broad price cuts on MacBooks amid concerns of slowing growth
01/23/2013, 01:01 pm
With whispers of slowing growth in Apple's Mac business gaining traction and overall sentiment surrounding the company at its lowest levels in roughly a decade, several of its largest resellers this week instated unusually steep price cuts on almost all sub-$2000 MacBook Pros and MacBook Airs.
Refurbished 13" Retina MacBook Pros now in stock through Online Apple Store
01/17/2013, 06:01 pm
In an update to its online storefront on on Thursday, Apple added a number of 13-inch MacBook Pro with Retina display models to the refurbished Mac section, with the certified laptops offering savings of up to $410 off list price.
Apple wins patent for glass-on-metal trackpad designed by Jobs & Ive
01/15/2013, 09:01 am
Apple on Tuesday was awarded a patent for the design of the glass trackpad atop the aluminum unibody enclosure of its MacBook lineup.
Site News: Mac Bundles tab added to Price Guide; $283 off loaded 13" MB Pro Retina
01/11/2013, 11:01 pm
Over the past week, AppleInsider has expanded its Apple Price Guide to include a new tab for Mac Bundles, where readers can find -- and request -- exclusive Mac hardware bundles at significant discount (currently up to $450 of list price). Separately, readers can take advantage of our 3% coupons and a price drop on a fully-loaded 13" MacBook Pro Retina to save nearly $300 on that unit alone.
Firefox 18 launches with support for Retina display Macs
01/08/2013, 02:01 pm
Mozilla Firefox officially gained support for Apple's Retina displays on Tuesday with the release of version 18 of the popular Web browser.
Site News: 3% coupons on Apple's entire MacBook family are back
01/05/2013, 03:01 pm
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Complete Coverage: The Fake Rockefeller Trial and San Marino Murder Mystery
Gallery: Photos from the fake Rockefeller murder trial
LOS ANGELES -- Anyone who's seen an episode of "Perry Mason" or "Law and Order" knows that every criminal trial has its star witness.
Real life is no exception.
And when jurors in the murder trial of a man who called himself Clark Rockefeller return to their seats Tuesday in Dept. 107 of the Los Angeles Superior Court, they will hear from the woman who can only be described as the star witness. Sandra Boss, a London-based financial expert, was married to the imposter for nearly a dozen years.
Boss' father, Bill Boss of Seattle, knows it will pain his daughter to testify against her conman ex-husband, but said he also knows she will be a powerful witness.
"She's got a story to tell," he said.
Boss' former husband is actually Christian Karl Gerhartsreiter, 52, a German national who came to the U.S. in 1978 as a foreign exchange student and never left. He is accused in the bludgeoning death of John Sohus.
Gerhartsreiter, Sohus, Sohus' wife Linda, and his mother Didi lived at the same address on Lorain Road in San Marino in 1985 when John and Linda disappeared. John's mother later moved out. In 1994, workers digging a swimming pool unearthed John's bones. His body had been cut into thirds. Linda Sohus has never been found.
The suggestion at trial is that Gerhartsreiter used a borrowed chainsaw to slice up the victim. Sohus' head was wrapped in a plastic book-bag from the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee. Gerhartsreiter attended the university in the late 1970s and early '80s.
Following his divorce from Boss, Gerhartsreiter kidnapped the couple's daughter and attempted to create a new identity in Baltimore. He was arrested by the FBI and convicted in that case. Boss, who testified at the kidnapping trial, said she never doubted her husband's identity.
While the couple was together, Gerhartsreiter never drove, never flew, never owned a passport, never had a work identification, Boss told attorney Jeffrey Denner, who will cross-examine her on Tuesday.
"Initially ... he was working as an independent consultant, then he worked for a company that was called Propulsion Physics," Boss said, describing something that sounded an awful lot like Pasadena's Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
Gerhartsreiter explained to his wife that he started up the company in "concert with a couple of academics. "
"What I was told was that there was a problem with trying to capitalize it, and that his position was not remunerative ... that means (he) was not making money. "
Boss also told Denner that when she met her husband he had a credit card embossed with the name Clark Rockefeller. Mihoko Manabe, Gerhartsreiter's girlfriend from 1988 to 1994, testified that she obtained the card for the man she knew as Christopher Crowe.
"I do not recall what bank it came from, but it was the one he bought things with," Manabe said.
Boss testified in 2008 that she never knew if her husband had a bank account. When asked by Denner if she ever saw him with a checkbook, she responded, "Mine. "
Prosecutors will likely use Boss' testimony to bolster a portion of their case that deals with Gerhartsreiter's consciousness of guilt, sources close to the case said.
Gerhartsreiter never told his wife he was German, he never said he lived in California, and he never gave her a straight story about his past. As their divorce was moving through the court system, Bill Boss hired a private investigator to look into his son-in-law's past. When the investigator told Bill Boss in 2007 there was no record of Clark Rockefeller in any database prior to 1994, Rockefeller immediately settled the divorce case, took $800,000 in gold and gave up visitation rights to the couple's daughter.
"I only wish I had hired a P.I. sooner," Bill Boss said.
Attorneys for both sides admonished Sandra Boss' father Bill to refrain from discussing the case with his daughter prior to her testimony. He said he agreed with the request.
Prosecutors are also likely to call Christopher Bishop, a former resident of Greenwich, Connecticut who bought a pickup truck from Gerhartsreiter in 1998. The vehicle was registered to John and Linda Sohus. When police began asking questions about the pickup, Bishop said he abandoned it at a train station on the outskirts of New York City.
Defense attorneys Brad Bailey and Denner expect to begin the defense case on Wednesday. Among the witnesses they will call are Wayne Kelln of Loma Linda and former San Marino police detective Tricia Gough.
The attorneys would not say if they will call Gerhartsreiter to testify in his own behalf.
Kelln will likely recount an incident, which he described to author Mark Seal, involving Gerhartsreiter and a woman of the same build as the six-foot, 200-pound Linda Sohus. Kelln told the author that the couple, in a pickup truck, parked on his parents' driveway. The woman appeared to be crying.
Gough told "Dateline NBC" in an interview last year that she believed Linda Sohus may have been involved in her husband's demise. Gough was a San Marino detective on the case in 1994 when John Sohus' bones were recovered.
Jurors in the case were given both Friday and Monday off. Testimony will resume at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday.


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ADVERTISING: 7-Eleven, Boston Market, Maker's Mark get political with ads
Folks are being subjected to an onslaught of politically themed ads from consumer product giants for bourbon, coffee and chicken.
industries: 5 free hotel apps offer user-friendly features
A look at five free hotel-booking apps for iPhone, iPad and Android, and how they help travelers.
industries: Survey: Fliers switch to tablets rather than laptops
Fliers are increasingly using tablet computers and want better Wi-Fi services on flights and in airports, a new survey says.
GREEN HOUSE: USA TODAY ends blog but keeps environment stories
The sun is setting on USA TODAY's Green House blog. Yet this no farewell. Wendy Koch will still cover energy and environmental issues.
ADVERTISING: Super Bowl ad slots already 90% sold out
When it comes to Super Bowl ad sales, there's no slowdown: They're selling for a record $3.7 million to $3.8 million.
industries: Handheld gaming tablets crowd the mobile space
PlayMG handheld and the larger Wikipad gaming tablet are rolling out.
MEDIA: Journal Register Co. seeks bankruptcy protection
Owner of newspapers in 10 states hopes to reduce pensions and other costs through a quick sale of the news company's assets.
MEDIA: Joanna Coles named Cosmopolitan editor in chief
Kate White is stepping down from the post after 14 years with the company.
industries: Survey finds broad interest in an Apple TV
If an Apple Internet-connected TV proves to be more than a rumor, there appears to be a market ready for it.
industries: Voice mail in decline with rise of text, loss of patience
With the rise of texting, instant chat and transcription apps, more people are ditching voice mail.
BOOK REVIEWS: Review: 'Digital Vertigo' a Hitchcockian tale of Web angst
Why "Digital Vertigo" author believes social media threatens our privacy, individuality, and the very essence of what it means to be human.
media: Q&A: Web, TV give football fans lots of ways to catch games
Football season, pro and college, is set to kick off, and this season there are more options than ever to keep up with the action on the go.
industries: Latest in TVs: Much higher definition, and prices
Sony announces that its first 4K TV, which delivers four times the resolution of current HDTVs, is coming later this year.
TECHNOLOGY: Motorola trade secrets thief gets 4-year term
Prosecutors allege Chinese military would have benefited from stolen info of walkie-talkie feature on Motorola phones.
ADVERTISING: Julia Child group in legal battle with oven-maker
Maker of Thermador ovens accused of using the late chef's name and image without permission in high-end appliance marketing.
MEDIA: NYTimes leads group defense in mobile patent suit
New York Times, J.C. Penney, CBS and Comcast's Bravo network gear up against so-called patent troll over mobile text alerts.
industries: Apple lists 8 Samsung products it wants banned
Apple wasted no time in naming eight Samsung smartphones it now wants a court to order pulled from stores and banned from the U.S.
industries: Digital Traveler: Testing 4 major flight-tracking apps
Apps offer much more than flight times. But some are easier to use than others. My favorite: FlightTrack Free, but AirportZoom was close.
MEDIA: AOL to buy back $600M in stock, declares dividend
Internet publisher plans to accelerate its stock repurchase program, pay a special $5.15 a share dividend.
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As is well known, Haiti has long struggled with serious development challenges. The devastating 2010 earthquake, coupled with periods of political unrest, other natural disasters, and limited capacity of government institutions, exacerbated these long-standing issues. USAID's program has seen notable successes in overcoming these challenges. However, the long-term sustainability of these programs and the development of Haiti depends on the Government of Haiti's ability to maintain the advances made through these activities and to take the sometimes difficult steps needed so it can better meet the needs of their citizens.
Now, two years later, Somalia has its first effective central government since 1991, with democratically elected President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud and a new Somali Federal Parliament. Somalis have worked hard to establish the foundation of their state based on significant efforts to forge a national consensus. And I am very pleased to report that I recently returned from an international meeting on Somalia focused on peace and prosperity, not famine. In Brussels on September 16, 58 countries and 11 international organizations gathered in support of a compact that outlines a roadmap forward. Emerging from 20 years of conflict will be a long and bumpy road, but Somalia is now heading in the right direction, with the best chance in 20 years to move toward a better future.
Today I am pleased to talk to you about this opportunity, the new frameworks and international partnerships in support of Somalia, and what USAID is doing to help Somalia transition out of conflict, fragility, and chronic poverty.
Humanitarian assistance will not end the bloodshed in Syria. Yet it is saving lives and helping alleviate the very real pressures this protracted conflict has put on the lives of everyday people. As we continue to work with the international community toward a political solution, the United States remains fully committed to a strong and flexible humanitarian response—and to coordinating closely with our international development partners—to help the Syrian people and Syria's neighbors endure this crisis. And, we must continue to press for greater access and security for aid workers. We continue to be deeply appreciative of Congressional support to provide the resources that makes our humanitarian assistance work possible in the region.
Since the political and economic crisis of 2008, Zimbabwe has been in the process of a protracted and difficult transition toward economic normalcy and greater democracy. But the nation's intermittent progress has often been matched by daunting setbacks. While the economy has slowly stabilized since the disastrous crisis of 2008, the recent, deeply flawed elections represent a disturbing political and democratic setback from the cautious and sober optimism five years ago at the formation of the Government of National Unity (GNU).
Since the formation of the Government of National Unity (GNU) in 2008, the United States and other international donors have played an important role in promoting reforms and providing humanitarian and development assistance in order to promote economic and social stability. Although we've seen measurable progress in certain areas, the recent elections in Zimbabwe raise concerns regarding how the United States should continue to support democratic and economic development.
In my testimony, I will address USAID's approach to water management, the funding of the Agency's water programs, and the impact of the water programs. In so doing, I will discuss USAID water programs in Africa, as well as the Agency's newly released Water and Development Strategy, which will guide future development and implementation of USAID water programs.
A key aspect of the Agency's past and future strategic approach to meeting health needs through our water programs is increased coordination with ongoing Agency efforts, particularly our food security and health programs. We believe the impact of USAID funded water programs on human health has been positive. In this regard, from FY 2006 to FY 2012, the Agency has supported water programs which have provided water supply, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) to approximately 50 million people. Going forward, we expect to build upon that impact as we begin to implement the first ever USAID Water and Development Strategy.
The death last year of Prime Minister Meles Zenawi marked the end of an era in Ethiopia. Fully half of the population has never known another leader or another style of governance, and his passing brought with it both hope and trepidation for the country's future. Ten months later, the ruling Ethiopian People's Revolutionary Democratic Front (EPRDF) remains firmly in control of all organs of government. This includes the Parliament, which selected a new Prime Minister, Hailemariam Desalegn, and Deputy Prime Minister, Demeke Mekonnen, during an extraordinary session on September 21, 2012, marking Ethiopia's first peaceful political transition in modern history. It is significant that neither Hailemariam nor Demeke is a member of the TPLF (Tigray People's Liberation Front), which led Ethiopia since the 1991 overthrow of the Mengistu communist regime, nor are they members of the Orthodox Church, unlike all of their predecessors.
Last year, less than one year after the separation of South Sudan had brought hope for a better way forward, I testified before the House and Senate on a worrisome set of trends emerging across Sudan and South Sudan. Unfortunately, the news remains grim. Millions of people in both countries continue to suffer from the effects of ongoing violence and extreme poverty, and we are seeing some of the worst humanitarian conditions in several years in Darfur, the Two Areas of Southern Kordofan and Blue Nile, and Jonglei state in South Sudan. Conflict is escalating and affecting communities on both sides of the north-south border. As my colleague Larry Andre has noted, the U.S. government continues to prioritize resolution of this crisis as a principal foreign policy goal, with focused diplomatic initiatives and humanitarian assistance. In the face of continued challenges to reaching the most vulnerable, USAID maintains an unwavering commitment to help the people of Sudan and South Sudan. We remain firmly committed to doing all we can to meet growing needs and, at the same time, help promote a lasting peace.
Mr. Chairman, with many of the countries with the world's highest murder rates, Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) ranks as the world's most violent region. USAID is focused on addressing the root causes of this condition, not only because of its implications for U.S. national security, but because the high levels of crime and violence threaten to stall economic and democratic progress in some countries. Analyses conducted by USAID and the Inter-American Development Bank confirm that crime and violence constrain growth by diverting investment away from productive sectors. Drug trafficking through the region fuels the corruption of state institutions, and attacks by organized crime suppress press reporting and, when enabled by corruption and impunity, violate human rights.
In Latin America and the Caribbean, USAID is increasingly focused on helping the region's governments to reduce crime and violence. This is a matter of national security for the United States, as my colleagues have just noted, as well as an economic and political imperative for the affected countries. Crime and violence are a severe drain on private and public investment in the Americas and, according to studies by USAID and the Inter-American Development Bank, the leading constraint to economic growth in some countries. Criminal activity is also arguably the greatest threat to democracy in some countries in the region, corrupting governments, restricting citizen engagement and undermining freedom of the press.
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yes been bumbing both their albums
yes been bumbing both their albums
There first album fucking amazed me, but the second one is on a different level, they have progressed so much i think.
already jizzing over cunts on the new COD. YALDI
was this the show in bristol? i was gonna drive down to it but my funds flopped....i missed them in brighton as well last month...i was soooo fuckin disappointed...jehst is playing 12th december in london though....so i will be there!
were links?
No i saw him in leeds, klashnekoff was on before i think there touring together.
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Jehst next thursday the 2nd at brixton.....gonna be sick...i should be there!!
8 inches of snow in leeds, they closed uni for the day, im gonna make a sled and take out some suckas!
snow down souths been fuckig pathetic, its been more cold rain/sleet than snow.
Nothing like last year that was crazy i hadnt seen snow like that since i was a kid
i take it back, its now snowing like crazy
the now down where i live, crazyyyy
nasty im down south, we got shit loads of snow yeeaaaaaaaaaaaaa
you near guilford way?
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im from croydon mate...so not to far from guildford...probably got the same amount f snow....I CANT WAIT FOR IT TO FUCK OFF....
yehhhh my mate lives up there, wing yip is where its at haha
ive never actually been wing yip in my 21 years of croydon life...
Woke up this morning, it was -8 and had to trek to college, and i have 94p in my bank to last me the next 2 weeks, but on the plus side i just found some uncle bens rice
Lool made, dont look like its gunna be your best fortnight


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I've encountered a peculiar problem.
I've downloaded BT5-Gnome32-VM and I have made a local share available to the VM.
Started the VM and everything is OK. But when I try to see the files of my shared directory I get an empty directory listing in Nautilus. When I am in a shell (with or without X running), ls is working without any problems; copy, move, delete all work fine.
Only in Nautilus I get nothing.
I' ve reinstalled vmware-tools but nothing happened.
This shouldn't be a vmware bug because in shell it works fine.
It seems more like gnome is missing a library.
Does anybody else experience this?
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Morten Andersen To Be Inducted Into Greater New Orleans Sports Hall of Fame
Monday, August 5, 2013
Morten Andersen, one of the top placekickers in the history of the National Football League and a longtime star with the New Orleans Saints, will be inducted into the Greater New Orleans Sports Hall of Fame this Saturday, Aug. 10 at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome. The Hall of Fame's Sports Selection Committee, sponsored by the Allstate Sugar Bowl, selects annual award winners in a variety of categories, including the Eddie Robinson Award, in addition to selecting each year's Hall of Fame class and Amateur Athletes of the Month. Additional honorees will be announced each day this week.
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text: Can anyone explain what the backtrack bandwidth throttle is all about. as it is now, every time i download anything, the download rate is peachy untill i stop moving the mouse. as soon as i stop moving the mouse the rate begins to drop till its around 1 kbps. this is annoying as i cannot leave my comp unattended to download a large file. any ideas as to why it does that and can/should i turn it off. and how does one turn it off?


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Multi-coloured textiles trail through the interior of Kamil Fashion, alongside ties, collar designs, and more to help customers find the perfect outfit to suit their style. Dapper looks are offered to customers in the form of suits, shirts, and slacks, customised to fit each customer's body, shape, and preference. Textiles of French and British origin complete the classy feel of outfits offered by the tailor located along Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui.
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Tropical Storm Andrea Update
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In it's 2pm update on Thursday, the National Hurricane Center is reporting that Tropical Storm Andrea is expected to make landfall soon.
The storm is currently moving at 17 mph with maximum sustained winds of 60mph, and little change in strength is expected before the center reaches the coast.
Andrea is expected to reach the coast of the Big Bend area in Florida in the next few hours, and will then move northeastward near the east coast of the U.S. through Saturday.
See the full 2pm advisory here.