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NL East
Atlanta Braves
John Smoltz is set to make his first start
May 17 against Colorado at Turner Field. Smoltz last pitched in Game 4 of the
1999 World Series before having Tommy John surgery March 23, 2000.
Perez will be pushed back to start Saturday against the Giants. The Braves
will make a roster move upon Smoltz's return, possibly returning Chris Seelbach,
Kerry Ligtenberg or Matt Whiteside to the minors.
left his start May 6 against the Cardinals after only two innings and giving up
two homers, complaining of a "dead arm."
Millwood could
begin a throwing program within the next week. He admitted last week that he felt
shoulder pain during the spring.
kind of sad about it, but it's nothing I can control," Moss said. "It's just a
freak thing."
A vascular surgeon suggested the two blood
clots he discovered in Moss' left hand and forearm were the result of Moss' smokeless
tobacco habit.
Moss now has stopped a five-year habit,
in which he put tobacco between his cheek and gums six or seven times a day.
might be throwing again soon if all checks out during his next blood test.
Florida Marlins
Burnett's no-hitter Saturday at San Diego was the team's third and one of
the most improbable in baseball history.
In his second
start this season and the 22nd of his career, Burnett issued nine walks, hit a
batter and threw a wild pitch. He threw only 65 strikes in 129 pitches and
retired the side in order just three times in recording his first complete game.
nine walks were the most issued by a pitcher in a nine-inning no-hitter since
Relying almost exclusively on his fastball, Burnett
made big pitches when he needed to and got a few splendid defensive plays behind
him, particularly from shortstop Alex Gonzalez, second baseman Luis
Castillo and first baseman Derrek Lee.
24, joined Kevin Brown and Al Leiter as Marlins who've thrown no-hitters.
Johnson has caught all three Marlins no-hitters.
He said that he wouldn't consider the situation
until after the season, regardless of what happens with Florida politicians regarding
the troubled ballpark financing plans.
"I know I'm going
to be here for this season, so I'm just going to go out and enjoy it, help this
team win ballgames and not think about this whole process," he said last week.
Montreal Expos
Rumors of manager Felipe
Alou's imminent departure swirled through the local and national media.
seeing his team lose its first three in San Francisco to extend its losing
streak to six games, Alou still was at the helm Saturday when he celebrated his
66th birthday.
His team helped him celebrate in style
as they slugged four homers to overcome an early four-run deficit and post
an 8-4 victory against Colorado. The win was only Montreal's eighth in its last
30 games.
The win also brought Alou to within 16 games
of his 700th career managerial win. Alou is the longest serving and winningest
manager in team history.
Irabu allowed six hits and two
runs one earned in a six-inning outing against Columbus.
the DL since March 23 with tendinitis in his right knee and right elbow, Irabu
was moved to the 60-day DL on May 8 to make room on the 40-man roster for newcomer
Darwin Cubillan.
The right-handed Cubillan, 26,
was acquired from Texas for Canadian right-hander Mike Johnson, who
had been outrighted to Ottawa on April 25.
who was assigned to Ottawa, was 1-1 with two saves and a 10.38 ERA in nine relief
appearances for Triple-A Oklahoma.
had an MRI exam May 11 that determined he had suffered a slight tear in his right
labrum. He was placed on the 15-day DL, and third baseman Ryan Minor was
recalled from Ottawa. Minor was hitting .254 with four homers and 15 RBI in 35
Scott Stewart went on the 15-day DL with a strained left shoulder, and
right-hander Anthony Telford was outrighted to Ottawa after he was
ineffective in his return from rehab.
New York Mets
After the
May 10 loss to the Rockies, manager Bobby Valentine held his third team
"I think it's a widely known fact that if you
are having a lot of meetings at this level, it is not a positive sign," Mike
Piazza said.
The Mets' slide continued, however,
as the club dropped its next three games to run its losing skid to six through
will be almost a month since Leiter went on the DL. The Mets had expected Leiter
to miss only a week with the strained tendon and ligament.
In the continuation of a disturbing
trend, Benitez gave up a two-run homer to Todd Helton. Benitez has allowed four
homers in 15 innings. In 1999, his first year with the Mets, Benitez gave up just
four homers in 78 innings. Last season, he allowed 10 homers in 76 innings.
said Benitez's right knee was sore and affected him against the Rockies.
The Mets have lost all four of his road starts,
while he is 3-0 at Shea, where he hasn't given up an earned run.
The Phillies will have to
do without All-Star catcher Mike Lieberthal for at least two weeks
bad news for a team that had built a six-game lead in the NL East.
1998, the Phillies were three games over .500 when Lieberthal played his last
game on July 28. While he missed the remainder of the season with a pelvic injury,
the team went 24-39.
Last season, Lieberthal was unavailable
for 40 games during two separate DL stints. The Phillies were 13-27 in his absence.
was disabled Saturday after injuring his right knee while trying to get back to
first base on a pickoff attempt in Arizona. The extent of his injury was not immediately
known. Ironically, manager Larry Bowa originally had planned to rest Lieberthal
in that game.
A chain reaction of roster moves followed.
Right-hander Vicente Padilla, who had twisted his left ankle during
batting practice one day earlier, also was placed on the DL. Catcher Johnny
Estrada and right-hander Nelson Figueroa were promoted from Triple-A
Vukovich, who has spent a quarter century
in the organization as a player and coach, is expected to be back in uniform in
a matter of weeks.
his first seven starts, Chen held opponents to a .226 batting average during his
first 75 pitches. After that, he has allowed hitters to bat .317 and slug .707
against him in 41 at-bats.
"He gets up around 85 or
90 pitches, and he starts leaving balls up," Bowa said. "It's very much a concern."


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Ivy in Seattle, Washington
101 months ago
I am looking for any type of feed back on this school. I have searched the internet and cannot find any. Is there anyone out there that can tell me if this school is worth going to? I am going in for my introduction interview in two weeks and want to be ready :o)
sdansby in Colorado Springs, Colorado
94 months ago
Did you ever find any info about Pima?
sdansby in Colorado Springs, Colorado
94 months ago
Good luck! There is a Pima in Denver that I was interested in since they start their PTA program sooner than the community college does. Do you know if it is a lot more tuition compared to others?
Ivy in Seattle, Washington
94 months ago
The program in WA is. It is being accredited this month.....thanks goodness.
sdansby in Colorado Springs, Colorado
94 months ago
Pima in Denver is also accredited.
Ivy in Seattle, Washington
94 months ago
You usually cant find a job. Places wont employ you if you graduate from an unaccredited school.
katymarg in everett, Washington
92 months ago
PTA in Bellingham, Washington said: The only thing about the PIMA PTA courses is that they are not accredited yet. I'm sure they will be eventually.
Did you go to Whatcom CC for PTA? I'm interested in their online/part-time courses for working folks.
ummm in Seattle, Washington
91 months ago
Has anyone here ever went through the program in seattle at pima? Is it hard to get into the program?
ummm in Seattle, Washington
91 months ago
oh yea... one more question. as far as financial aid, is the GI Bill going to be accepted at Pima?
mik in Seattle, Washington
91 months ago
according to their website, they are a canadiate for accredation.
ummm in Renton, Washington
90 months ago
Ivy, How is school going in the PTA program? do you recommend it?
Deviny in Broomfield, Colorado
89 months ago
Ivy in Seattle, Washington said: I am paying 25,000. I decided to go to PIMA instead of a comm college to avoid taking all of the prerequisites that a comm college requires. What was going to take 3 years at a comm college, is going to take me 20 months at PIMA.
How do you like PIMA so far, Im thinking of doing the same as you because I dont want to take the prereq classes. Do u think that was a good decision? And is the occupational degree the same as at a community college?
Ivy in Kent, Washington
89 months ago
I just finished the first semester of the program. I really like it. The program is VERY accelerated and takes a lot of focus. The degree that you leave with is an associates and the same as what you would earn in a community college. The staff and all of the professors are very helpful! I would recommend the program to you.
Hope this helps!
diddy in Seattle, Washington
89 months ago
Ivy in Kent, Washington said: I just finished the first semester of the program. I really like it. The program is VERY accelerated and takes a lot of focus. The degree that you leave with is an associates and the same as what you would earn in a community college. The staff and all of the professors are very helpful! I would recommend the program to you.
Hi, i'm interested in that program and want to take it at the same Pima as well. Do you think you can give a little insight on the selection process for admission? i'm scheduled for an orientation next month and was looking for a little more information beforehand. anything would be great. thanks so much!
sports in Kent, Washington
88 months ago
Ivy in Kent, Washington said: I just finished the first semester of the program. I really like it. The program is VERY accelerated and takes a lot of focus. The degree that you leave with is an associates and the same as what you would earn in a community college. The staff and all of the professors are very helpful! I would recommend the program to you.
thats awesome that you are in the program already! how was the interview process? did you have to create a portfolio? and how many hours of exp. in a physical therapy setting was required?
dohs in Apo
84 months ago
Pima is cool. Rita is Garbage. People say Nancy is mean, no way! She is super nice. Rita is nerdy and thinks she's gods gift to physical therapy! But other than that, Pima seems legit.
bailey84 in Surprise, Arizona
84 months ago
Has anyone done the PTA program at the mesa, az campus? How hard was it to get in the program?
Reed in Mesa, Arizona
84 months ago
I have been accepted to the Mesa, AZ campus Pima Medical PTA program starting in Sept 2011. Qualifying was not difficult, although they do weed out the unprepared and those of below average intelligence. Brush up on basic math, writing, and communication skills before testing and interviewing. I'd also recommend researching the Wonderlic IQ exam just so that you know what to expect and what a good strategy is.
I'd love to speak with a recent graduate of the program. I'd like a students perspective on how to best prepare for the program, appropriate study strategies, time commitment required, and level of difficulty. Thanks in advance for posting back!
dbell03 in Mesa, Arizona
82 months ago
Reed in Mesa, Arizona said: I have been accepted to the Mesa, AZ campus Pima Medical PTA program starting in Sept 2011. Qualifying was not difficult, although they do weed out the unprepared and those of below average intelligence. Brush up on basic math, writing, and communication skills before testing and interviewing. I'd also recommend researching the Wonderlic IQ exam just so that you know what to expect and what a good strategy is.
I'm also interviewing to get into the PTA program at the mesa campus 2morrow! wish me luck!
AMiV in El Centro, California
82 months ago
Hey guys, I am looking into the phys. therapy Ass.(PTA) at PIMA in Tucson,AZ. Does anybody know if they are accredited? Also I was reading on the website that if you have an Associates or higher you dont have to take the entrancd test or exam. Is this true just want to be sure. Lastly, does anyone know if theirs a waitlist for the tuscon,AZ PTA course? THANKS!!
AMiV in El Centro, California
82 months ago
Hey one more ? If I was to get into the Tucson Pima PTA program and graduate. Would I be able to work in California or would I need more courses or schooling.
tee in Denver, Colorado
76 months ago
Has anyone graduated from pima denver campus recently from the pta program. I found some bad review about the school being a scam can someone help please!!! www.complaintsboard.com/.../pima-medical-institute-c217426.html
Lisa in Tacoma, Washington
76 months ago
billybob in Palm Desert, California said: what have you found out about this program. is it accredited by apta? can you sit for the national board after completion? how do you feel about the education you are receiving? thanks for the help
The school in Seattle is nationally accredited (state colleges are regionally accredited); however, the PTA program at PIMA holds APTA accreditation, the same as the community colleges. Where you may find challenges in the future is transferring to a regionally accredited program like University of Puget Sound to finish a Bachelors or go on to the PT program.
jon c in San Francisco, California
75 months ago
To those who have been accepted to PIMA PTA program: what was the interview process like? I have one next month and am wondering what I need to know/prepare for. What sort of questions were asked? Any advice? Any information at all would be greatly appreciated, thank you! :)
Zoe in King Of Prussia, Pennsylvania
74 months ago
Hi, I am thinking about applying for the PTA program in Lehigh Carbon community college in PA. Is there anyone is or was going there? I want to change my career but my previous education has nothing to do with this area. I am worried about the possibility of acceptance. Its acceptance rate is only 50%. Lehigh is the only affordable school that close to where I live. Is it difficult to be accepted to the program for people like me? Also, I am a immigrant and my education is from other country. I have been in US for two years. Since the change of environment, I have been struggling thinking about what shall I do here. Finally I find interest in this program, but also find that I lack many courses that are requried by this program.
Gringote susio in Miami, United States minor outlying islands
73 months ago
Ivy in Seattle, Washington said: I have not been able to dig up anything bad on this school. Since posting this question , I have enrolled in their PTA program and will be starting in two weeks.
Hello, How did you find the PTA program with PIMA, are you working now? I am thinking of going there too. thanks
saml3 in Aurora, Colorado
73 months ago
Im currently in the process of applying for the pta program at Pima in Denver, Co. I know they run a background check and and recently I was charged with two misdemeanors one for Minor in possesion of alcohol and another for Drug paraphanelia. I was given a deal by the court that would remove these from my record as soon as I finish a month of probation. If my test scores are good and my interview goes well, can these offenses possibly mean automatic no entry into the program? Also, for those admitted into the program what is a healthy gpa to get accepted?
Rich in Denver, Colorado
72 months ago
I have been reading A LOT of bad reviews of PIMA all across the board. I want to go to the DENVER location for PTA. Is is worth it? Has anyone here completed or about to complete the course?? I would like some insight please, so I don't waste my time and money
reed in Phoenix, Arizona
72 months ago
I am finishing up the first semester of the PTA program at the Mesa, AZ campus. Thus far the instructors have been great, the curriculum thourough, and learning resources plenty. I have no serous complaints. If someone is looking for a program that they can graduate while being lazy this is NOT it. If your school is accredited by CAPTE and you study your texts while also getting plenty of hands on experience I don't see how you could go wrong. I hope that helps and Good luck!
lv me in Las Vegas, Nevada
72 months ago
Has anyone heard about the Las Vegas Pima PTA program? I'm thinking of signing up. Does anyone have any feedback? It seems like its kind of competitive as they are only taking 26 people and it goes by points
We lost Doug in Denver, Colorado
71 months ago
The thing about PIMA in Las Vegas is that it's where the original Hangover movie was filmed, so you need to put "The Hangover" in the "plus" column. Also, World Series of Poker goes in the plus column, and those annoying people who hand out the brochures on the corners goes in the minus column. The Rio's seafood buffet = plus column. Dollar blackjack = plus column. Cirque du Soliel = plus column. Card counting = plus column. So it's looking to me so far like you should sign up. Good luck.
Sunduby in Henderson, Nevada
71 months ago
Does anyone know if Pima Las Vegas is going to be accredited in the PTA program?
Also, any input on the school itself would be a great deal of help...
JRD505 in Kent, Washington
71 months ago
FOr all of those asking about how hard it is to get into the physical therapy assistant program and the process in order to even be considered for it... It is a VERY selective process! When I first went in to the informations session it was jam packed of about 40+ people, and the was only ONE of FOUR informations sessions. They only take a total of 16-30 people. So right there I knew from the beginning I had to put everything I had into it, and this was just to be accepted into it! Here is the list of what they require you to do/get just to be one of the applicants. (I'm not sure if I am even supposed to post this lol but I know it will help those of you trying to get in) So here we go....
All of this is going to be put together into a nice, neat, professional looking portofolio.
1) When you go in for the informations testing you pass the Wonderlic and Math test. If you fail you have to wait a week to take it again and only have 2 other chances.
2) Provied an OFFICIAL copy of high school and college transcripts
3) National background check
4) Immunization records and TB test ( I could not find these so I had to go in and get it done)
5) Clinical Observation - Complete a MINIMUM of 10 hrs of observation hours in a PT setting. I obviously recommend doing more than 10 hrs (I did 25 hrs) Just to show you are committed and go above and beyond. ( I believe this alone helped me get accepted in)
6) Letters of recommendation - Provide ATLEAST TWO letters of recommendation. One personal, one professional (no letters from relatives) As far as me personally I ended up getting 12 letters, and professional I got 5. Again you need to show that you are wanting to go above and beyond, and not just do the minimum requirements.
7) Personal statement - Provide a concise, succint summary of why you are seeking entrance into the profession of PT.
Now all of that is going to be put into your portfolio which you will turn in. AND THEN they will call you to set
JRD505 in Kent, Washington
71 months ago
*Post continued*
AND THEN they will call you for a final interview with the PT instructors. Everyone gets the chance to do this, not just the ones accepted in. At the end of the interview they hand you 2 papers with 1 question on each which you must fill out in writing while they are all sitting there pretty much watching you LoL it was kind of nerve wracking but wasn't a big deal. I took up the whole page to answer the question. I can't really recall the exact question. But it was something along the lines, why do you feel like you should be accepted into the program etc etc.
I ended up getting a letter in the mail, which i didnt even know was the letter saying I got into the program. Then a few days later ALSO got a call saying Congratulations you have been accepted into the program! Ahhhh I remember that day, I was soo excited! :)
Then they set you up to come in to talk the financial aid etc. (must bring $150 as well) Then from there you start the VERY HARD VERY INTENSE classes!
It is NOT easy and if you think you will just float by and still have a social life, and party, and work full time.. Well you are sadly sadly mistaken my friend!
You must remember they are packing in pretty much 3 years of school into 18-20 months.
You will expect to do ATLEAST 2-4 hrs of studying EVERY SINGLE DAY! Now thats minimum. There were some days I did 6-8 hrs of studying.
If your going to even take the first steps to trying to get into this program you need to know all that. You will have no life for those 18 months. You need to put ALL of your focus, time and energy into this PTA program. There is no ifs ands or buts about it! Bottom line! YOU MUST MAINTAIN A MINIMUM GRADE AVERAGE OF 77%! REMEMBER THAT!!
71 months ago
Honestly I haven't experienced that with them everything so far has been totally legit at the Las Vegas campus...
Sunduby in Henderson, Nevada
71 months ago
Yeah, they are expensive, but it was either the PTA program or the PT program at UNLV, 26K for 18 months or 30k a year for 3 years....
I didnt want to be in the hole 90k out of school when PT'S make only 8k more a year than PTA's...
sarah in Las Vegas, Nevada
71 months ago
How difficult is the program if you haven't taken math or science in over 10 years.
Beachview in Clearwater, Florida
70 months ago
PTA is actually one of the easier degrees to obtain. There's pretty much NO math, and the science is basic anatomy and physiology. Don't let the people on these forums scare you.
jon in Las Vegas, Nevada
70 months ago
I actually got accepted to pima for PTA starting Oct 17th. i had to take a pre-algebra test(no time limit) and a wonderlic test (12 minutes). afer that you do a group interview with other student who are interested and turn all the required paperwork (unofficial transcripts, two different places of obersevation hours....etc)and go from there.
70 months ago
I was thinking of doing the PTA program in Pima Las Vegas. But haven't heard back from them yet. Are there still spots left
jon in Las Vegas, Nevada
70 months ago
Britt said: I was thinking of doing the PTA program in Pima Las Vegas. But haven't heard back from them yet. Are there still spots left
i not sure if there are any spots left because when i applied just 2 weeks ago they said there were only 3 spots left so yeah but you should give them call n check
Ted in Louisville, Colorado
70 months ago
My wife went to PIMA in Denver a few years back. Watch out if English is your second language. They will do their best to pressure and weed you out if you show the slightest bit of difficulty in being able to follow along, even if you've paid all your entrance fees, loans have been disbursed, etc. The administrators show little sympathy once the teachers start putting the pressure on to drop out, as it seems to be "unspoken" standard procedure. We learned the hard way and lost money in the process. Wish the recruitment officer had been more up front about their acceptance/tolerance of foreign born students.
Hill in Tampa, Florida
69 months ago
I'm in the process of applying to Pima. I wanna know if the wonderlic and math tests are hard? and if you find out your scores after you take them or do they wait to tell you? Any information on the interview and application process would be great too!!
Ken Wood in Platteville, Colorado
69 months ago
Gumby in Denver, Colorado said: Sunbuddy,
We have a guy that was in Aur or arap PTA class and left them because of the instructors was kinda ragging on him because he is a male. No PIMA will not take you if you do not pass by the PTA director. She is very picky. It does take ALL of your time studying. I know the recent class that just Grad.. are all working from what I heard from a student. Im in my 2nd sem. at PIMA in Denver and it does kick my A@# half the time.
ORn8 in Denver, Colorado
69 months ago
saml3 in Aurora, Colorado said: Im currently in the process of applying for the pta program at Pima in Denver, Co. I know they run a background check and and recently I was charged with two misdemeanors one for Minor in possesion of alcohol and another for Drug paraphanelia. I was given a deal by the court that would remove these from my record as soon as I finish a month of probation. If my test scores are good and my interview goes well, can these offenses possibly mean automatic no entry into the program? Also, for those admitted into the program what is a healthy gpa to get accepted?
I had a possession charge and still got in. They say there's a possibility for a drug test during individual affil's though. I never was. Good program.
horsegal in Colorado Springs, Colorado
68 months ago
I want to go to pima in colorado springs for there ultra sound program does anyone know if u can get jobs after you graduate is it accredited?
JRD505 in Port Townsend, Washington
68 months ago
Gumby in Denver, Colorado said: First off, I am NOT calling JRD505 a liar. I'm not.
No you are most certainly right I AM NOT a liar.. Why would I lie about that, or give false information?? You can call PIMA campus in Seattle and ask them yourself what you need to get in. Everything i listed was EVERYTHING I had to go through and do. It was a big process jsut to get in. You sayin all you do is give them your name, address, phone number, credit check, and PROMISE to pay the full tuition amount back does not make ANY sense?? I wouldnt even want to go to a school or program where thats all you had to do. You want people to be in the program that WANT to be there and WANT to succeed and have some kind of drive for the career they are pursuing. Thats exactly what PIMA Seattle did. Thats why they make you do a huge, elaborate portfolio.. to weed out all the people who aren't goin to put the time and effort in. Because if you can't put the time into making a good portfolio, you think they are going to have confidence you will in the class? PIMA reflects of the number of graduates, drop outs, students who get jobs, and how fast they get those jobs. That directly reflects on the program and school its self and also the instructors. I'm glad it was hard to get in because EVERYONE in that program is hard working, professional and wants to be there. I'd rather have that, than a bunch of scrubs and WANNA BE's who end up dropping out 3 weeks into it because "they didnt realize how hard it would be".
JRD505 in Port Townsend, Washington
68 months ago
I feel bad for that campus if you are telling the truth if all you have to do is simply give your name and address and sign something saying you'll promise to pay tuition back lol that doesn't make any sense to me whatsoever. A LOT of people don't have that money so you have to go through financial aid etc etc which is also a long process. Doin the FAFSA and grants and all that. All i Know is that I'am happy with my decision to go to PIMA. Especially not having any of the pre req's it makes it nice that PIMA doesn't require that at all. Because if you went to a community college and did the pre reqs and then the PTA program your looking at a good 4 years. This program is onlly about 18 months.
Mesa PTA Program in Phoenix, Arizona
68 months ago
The PTA program at PIMA Mesa is not all it's cracked up to be. I'm currently a student there. Here are a few problems you may want to consider:
Student in Mesa, Arizona
68 months ago
Sorry to hear you are feeling so upset. I too am a student in the PTA program at Mesa but feel much more positive about it. I don't refute your statements but I do want to respond to them for the benefit of the readers. A wise person once said "nobody ever always or nevers" meaning that those words should be used sparingly because they are rarely true and often bring offense. It takes a few years for a teacher of any subject to become expert on it. The Anatomy instructor is in her first year teaching and I am sure she will become much more knowledgeable with time. Be sure your questions do not feel like an attack. The PTA instructor will answer questions much more clearly when she feels comfortable and respected. It seems to me that all the instructors do care about the students and their success in the program. As for the question of better education at other institutions: I've never attended them so I can't compare. I hope you feel better with time.
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ALAMEDA, Calif. (AP) First-round draft pick Darrius Heyward-Bey sat out the final day of the Oakland Raiders' minicamp Sunday because of a sore hamstring and fatigue.
Second-round pick Mike Mitchell and fourth-rounder Louis Murphy also missed the workout for similar reasons.
"Just tightened up," Heyward-Bey said. "My legs are a little too tight. Running too fast."
Heyward-Bey, who had the fastest 40 time at the Scouting Combine in February, was injured late in Saturday's practice and did not work out in the afternoon. He spent Sunday as a spectator alongside Murphy and fellow wide receiver Javon Walker, who is recovering from offseason knee surgery.
"It's the toughest transition for the rookies with all the running we do," head coach Tom Cable said. "You just want to be smart with them. It's precautionary."
Along with the three receivers and Mitchell, the Raiders were also without left guard Robert Gallery (calf), defensive tackle Gerard Warren (pectoral muscle), defensive end Derrick Burgess (stomach flu) and reserve offensive lineman Paul McQuistan, who is still recovering from knee surgery last season.
The Raiders will resume their offseason workout program on May 19.
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Cosby Kids Reveal Years of Abuse by Fat Albert
Kids still traumatized by Fat Albert treatment after all these years
According to a suit filed by the Cosby Kid "Mushmouth" recently, he was an aspiring bass guitarist with a speech impediment when he first met Fat Albert. Mushmouth claims that Fat Albert promised him a better life than the one than he was living in the inner city until after one particular performance after the gang learned a life lesson that week.
"Mr. Albert came up to me after practice one night and started massaging my shoulders," Mushmouth said through an interpreter. "He then pressed his weight up against me, bent me over, and put himself inside me. I tried screaming for help but I couldn't catch my breath due to Albert's 500lbs pressing against me. After Albert was finished he said 'Hey, hey, hey! Go ahead and tell on me. No one can understand what you're saying anyway."
Mushmouth's lawyer said Fat Albert strategically surrounded himself with individuals who had learning disabilities to engage them in sexual acts.
"In Mr. Albert's sick mind, he knew that forming a band with people with mental handicaps would enjoy the attention that Mr. Albert gave them. Mr. Albert even gave them humiliating names. Mushmouth's REAL name is Josiah St. Claire," Mushmouth's lawyer told the Humor Times.
"Dumb" Donald might be the best example of the mistreatment claims. Donald Reginald Hightower, III was a savant horn player who caught the attention of Fat Albert while playing his instrument for spare change on the streets of Philadelphia. Like Mushmouth, Donald had a learning disability. However, he has a master at his instrument. "He picked up on horns right away," said Donald's mother. "Albert wanted to exploit Donald's talents for his personal gain. What he did to Donald was sick."
Donald's mother claimed that Albert paid the Cosby Kids very little. "They played their concerts in a junkyard, for Pete's sake," she said. "Because of Donald's Asperger's Syndrome, Albert began calling Donald 'Dumb Donald' and kept telling him, "Hey, hey, hey! Those big lips would look better around my fat dick all day!"
Due to the years of verbal and sexual abuse by Albert, Donald committed suicide by locking himself in a refrigerator he found in the junkyard where the Cosby Kids performed. Donald's autopsy revealed he died of suffocation.
However, Fat Albert's lawyer has dismissed these claims, stating his client is a victim of extortion.
"Mr. Albert has done no harm to his former bandmates," he said. "They had no complaints when they were headlining the neighborhood junkyard in the 70s. It is not Mr. Albert's fault that they have squandered their royalties."
The Humor Times tried to reach Fat Albert directly for his take on these allegations. Mr. Albert responded by saying, "Hey, hey hey! Take that question to my attorney any day."
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1967 Dodge Coronet R/T
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- Miles
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From day one, Dodge has been consistent with their R/T branding. Nearly every vehicle offered with those two letters has been a dual purpose machine – both quicker and more comfortable than its lesser-equipped siblings. Even today, any car in the Dodge lineup can be ordered with its own version of the Road and Track package, putting it in a performance fraternity that includes the original R/T car – the 1967 Dodge Coronet R/T. This hardtop coupe represents a well-optioned car for its day, complete with a 375hp 440, A727 Torqueflite transmission, air conditioning, power steering, and a timeless color combination. As a documented North Carolina car, time and climate have both been kind, allowing the vehicle to remain intact all of its life. If you're looking for an authentic example of the original R/T, take a closer look at this '67 Coronet.
Here's what the trim tag tells us about this B-body:
Car line: Dodge Coronet
Price class: Special
Body type: 2-door hardtop
Production date: May 19, 1967
Engine: 440 4bbl HP 8cyl 375hp dual exhaust
Transmission: Torqueflite automatic
Tires: 7.75×14 red 2-4 nylon-special
Axle: Axle-2.94:1 (8.75)
Trim Grade: Premium
Seat type: Bucket vinyl
Trim color: Red
Paint 1: White
Paint 2: White
Paint scheme: Mono tone paint
Upper door frame paint: Dark red
Accent stripes: Horizontal accent-red
26in radiator yoke: Installed
Radio: Radio-AM Music Master/economy 2 W
Glass: Glass-tinted windshield only
Bucket seat accessories: Console
Front seats: Bucket seats
Mouldings: Moulding-body sill-narrow
Mirrors: Mirror-outside RH manual
Before the color or any of the details take hold, this Dodge offers something better – a feeling of authenticity. If it were a person, it'd probably be described as having an "honest face". Part of that perception comes from how little work the car has received compared to others of its age. While it sports plenty of new parts, it's never been apart or lost its factory-installed identity. On the outside, the body makes a great first impression with its sharp angles dressed in clean white paint. The car has been resprayed at some point but it presents as natural – certainly not overdone. Not every car can pull off white paint but, on these '66-'67 Coronets, it fits perfectly. Under the paint, the body looks good from all angles, supported by impressive panel fitment all around.
By 1967 Detroit was over its fascination with chrome and the styling of this Coronet reflects that shift. All the car's angles are sharp and well-defined while brightwork has been kept to a minimum. Up front, a Charger-inspired grille with a bright red "R/T" emblem is mounted between four halogen headlights, a pristine chrome bumper and a familiar "DODGE" hood script. Above, a distinctive hood props a quad of chrome-trimmed louvers in front of like-new glass that's cleared by satin finished wipers and framed by well-maintained stainless trim. Below that glass multi-faceted body panels, which add an unmistakable vintage flavor to the car's modernist design, are detailed with correct stainless wheel lip moldings and dent-free rocker guards. Between those wheel lips, bold "R/T" fender emblems combine with a correct stainless antenna to perfectly complement traditional chrome door handles and a stylish driver's mirror. Out back, a black and silver valence hangs an off-center "R/T" emblem between a second, centered "DODGE" script, artfully hidden tail lights and a second pristine chrome bumper.
Of course, all those R/T badges are trying to tell you that something serious lives under the hood. In the case of this Coronet, it's a date-code correct 375hp 440 Magnum. The block wears a coat of light blue paint as well as a correct 2536430 casting number and a stamped casting date of October 12, 1966. The engine is topped by a satin black dual snorkel which conceals an Edelbrock four-barrel carburetor. Underneath, a factory intake manifold sits between chrome valve covers that top factory heads. To the front, an alternator, power steering pump, and a modern R134a-friendly air conditioning compressor spin off of engine power while a 26-inch radiator keeps the mill cool. At either side, cast iron exhaust manifolds send spent gases through an OEM-style dual exhaust system with a crossover. Around the engine, the bay has the look of a car that has actually lived a little. On the firewall, items like the voltage regulator and wiper motor are both correct but neither shines like a fresh NOS piece. Like we said – authenticity. Turn the key and the engine comes to life with the sense of authority that keeps Mopar fans coming back for more.
Put this B-body on a lift and you'll find a solid unrestored undercarriage with solid floors, correct hardware, and a hard-earned highway patina. In the center, an A727 Torqueflite three-speed automatic handles shifting duties, channeling 440 power back to a 8.75-inch differential packed with 2.94 gears. Around the drivetrain, the R/T utilizes heavy-duty torsion bars, ball joints, one-inch shock absorbers, a front sway bar, and heavy-duty leaf springs to create a classic Mopar driving experience. When the roads get curvy, power assisted steering combines with power drum brakes for some added driver confidence. At the corners, a clean set of 15-inch Magnum 500 wheels spin 215/75R15 Coker redlines around fresh chrome lug nuts to complete the car's vintage appeal.
Inside the Dodge, a sleek red interior offers a great place to enjoy the car from. The Chrysler Corporation was on a roll with interior styling in the 1960s and this Coronet is no exception. Seating for five is provided by a pair of bucket seats up front and a large rear bench in the rear, both of which look practically new. Between the front seats, an attractive center console host a chrome shifter and plenty of storage beneath its polished lid. From the driver seat, a horizontal speedometer is the primary focus of the gauge cluster, surrounded by smaller units that monitor fuel, temperature, and amperage. To the right, a stock AM radio and HVAC controls are well within reach. There's also a new Custom Auto Sound head unit with iPod compatibility inside of the glove box. The system sends signal to new Jensen speakers. The front wheels are turned by a pristine red three-spoke steering wheel mounted to a factory column. At either side, red door panels combine with fresh red carpet and a taut red headliner for a cohesive look throughout. Behind the seats, the trunk is completed by solid floors and a correct mat.
The sale includes the car's original Certicard as well as Chrysler historical paperwork, a factory brochure and a title history.
With its air of authenticity and roster of great options including a 375hp 440, automatic transmission, air conditioning, and power steering, this is a clean example of a timeless muscle car. Fully sorted and ready for the road, this is a piece of Mopar history you can truly enjoy. If you've always wanted a big block B-body, you won't find a better example for the price. Don't miss your chance to call this Coronet yours.
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- Make
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- Secondary Make
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- Model Name
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- Secondary Model
- Vehicle Type
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- Hobby Segment
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- Mileage
- 61102
Engine / Transmission
- Engine Type
- Gasoline
- Engine Size
- 440 Magnum V8
- Engine Number
- 2536430 casting number
- Heads
- Stock
- Fuel Specification
- n/a
- Fuel Delivery System Type
- Single 4 Barrel
- Transmission Type
- 3 Speed Automatic
- Transmission Spec
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- Transmission Number
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- Entertainment System Type
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- Battery Location
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- Battery Shut Off
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- Power Steering
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- Air Conditioning
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- Interior Color
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- Seating Type
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- Body Style
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- Axle Specification
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- Front Wheel Specification
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- Rear Wheel Specification
- 15"
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- n/a
- Exhaust Type
- Dual Exhaust
- Muffler Type
- Factory Replacement
- Restoration Status
- Restored
- Mileage Since Restoration
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"This is the country of opportunities," says the single Verastegui. "I always heard that in Mexico. In America, whatever you dream, if you have the faith, the passion, the work, the discipline, everything can be possible. I don't know for how long. It could be one year or 20 years."


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text: SACRAMENTO, Calif., May 13, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Pacific Ethanol, Inc. (Nasdaq:PEIX), the leading marketer and producer of low-carbon renewable fuels in the Western United States, announced today that it has filed an amendment to its Certificate of Incorporation to effect a one-for-fifteen reverse stock split of its issued and outstanding shares of common stock. The reverse stock split will be effective as to stockholders of record at 12:01 a.m. Eastern Time on Tuesday, May 14, 2013. Trading of the Company's common stock on a split-adjusted basis is expected to begin at the open of trading on May 14, 2013. As a result of the reverse stock split, every fifteen shares of pre-split common stock will automatically be reclassified as and converted into one share of post-split common stock. The reverse stock split, which was approved by the Company's stockholders on May 10, 2013, will reduce the number of shares of the Company's outstanding common stock from approximately 162.9 million shares to approximately 10.9 million shares. Any fractional shares resulting from the reverse stock split will be rounded up to the nearest whole share. The Company's common stock will continue to trade on The NASDAQ Capital Market under the symbol "PEIX," with the fifth character "D" added to the end of the trading symbol, beginning on Tuesday, May 14, 2013, for a period of 20 trading days to indicate that the reverse split has occurred. The Company's common stock will revert to trading under its original symbol "PEIX" after the 20 trading day period. The Company has retained American Stock Transfer & Trust Company ("AST") to act as exchange agent for the reverse stock split. AST will manage the exchange of old, pre-split shares for new post-split shares. Stockholders of record as of the effective time of the reverse stock split will receive a letter of transmittal providing instructions for the exchange of their shares. Stockholders who hold their shares in book entry form will be contacted by their banks or brokers with any instructions. For further information, stockholders and securities brokers should contact AST at 877-248-6417 on or after May 14, 2013.


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I am in grieving for an old somebody. I am depressed. Along near his eight siblings, Pluto is the guy I grew up next to. Like the unloved individual in a troop of gnu on the Serengeti plains of East Africa, dear Pluto has been racially profiled a dwarf, stripped-down naked, nudged out of the family, cast off and condemned to evermore move the large emptiness of space, alone and unnoticed. Having fagged eld of my younker at the extraordinary Hayden Planetarium, kid sister to an senior brother's fashion beside astronomy, I too matured a strapping connotation of joint to the mysteries of what's out at hand. Comets and asteroids move and go, but a celestial body is a state of affairs of charm for ever and a day.
During my enrollee years, the 200-inch reflector at Mount Palomar Observatory in California was the biggest scope in the world, and the idea of an essay I wrote around planetal be conveyed. I couldn't loaf to get surroundings so I could impressment my own flesh and blood with what I had memorized about the mathematical vastness of each heavenly body and its shyness in miles from the terrestrial planet to the sun. While they were falling asleep, vivacity intervened and sent me off in a dissimilar mechanical phenomenon. The ending clip I had a authentic obedient form up within was in the yard of a collaborator who had terra firma his own lenses and improved his own telescope. It was a blast.
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by Lily Dane, The Daily Sheeple:
On December 8, Rep. Thomas Massie (R-Ky.) announced that he will be chair of a new Congressional Second Amendment Caucus.
In a press release, Massie said:
"The recent election results present us with a new opportunity to advance pro-gun legislation and reverse the erosion of the Second Amendment that's occurred over the last few decades. I look forward to working with the new President and this determined group of conservatives to promote a pro-gun agenda."
Members of the Second Amendment Caucus will draft and sponsor pro-gun legislation, and will invite firearm experts, constitutional scholars, and pro-gun groups to speak to the caucus.
The group is already taking action: on Monday, Rep. Massie introduced legislation to repeal the law that banned possession of firearms in school zones across the United States.
Titled H.R. 34, the Safe Students Act, the bill was originally introduced by Rep. Ron Paul (R-TX) in 2007. It repeals the Gun-Free School Zones Act (GFSZA) of 1990, which makes it "unlawful for any individual knowingly to possess a firearm at a place that the individual knows, or has reasonable cause to believe, is a school zone." In 1995, the Supreme Court held the GFSZA unconstitutional, which prompted Congress to amend the bill in 1996. The Supreme Court has not ruled on the constitutionality of the amended Act.
Gun-free zones are ideal locations for wannabe mass shooters to implement their nefarious plans – criminals are more likely to choose settings where they are not likely to be confronted with an armed person who may stop them.
While the Gun-Free School Zones Act may have been well-intended, take a look at what has happened since its implementation:
In a press release posted on January 5, Massie said:
"Gun-free school zones are ineffective. They make people less safe by inviting criminals into target-rich, no-risk environments. Gun-free zones prevent law-abiding citizens from protecting themselves, and create vulnerable populations that are targeted by criminals."
"A bigger federal government can't solve this problem. Weapons bans and gun-free zones are unconstitutional. They do not and cannot prevent criminals or the mentally ill from committing acts of violence. But they often prevent victims of such violence from protecting themselves."
We dodged a bullet (pun intended) with Hillary Clinton's loss of the presidential election. Her gun control agenda was exposed in leaked emails published WikiLeaks, and there's no doubt she would have worked hard to stop this common-sense legislation from passing.
Clinton, and other gun-control advocates fail to understand two undeniable facts: 1) there are far too many guns in circulation to ever round them all up, and 2) criminals don't care about laws.
The sad reality is that shootings do happen in schools, and likely will continue to happen.
Arming teachers and school staff or having armed guards on school grounds has prevented mass tragedies in many cases.
Here are three examples.
At Arapahoe High School in Colorado in 2013, an armed deputy sheriff on site stopped a heavily armed student from causing more deaths and injuries. Unfortunately, the gunman – Karl Halverson Pierson – did kill one person, a 17-year old student named Claire Esther Davis. When confronted with the armed officer, Pierson turned his gun on himself and took his own life. The entire ordeal was over in 80 seconds.
A 14-year old student opened fire at Price Middle School in Georgia in 2013. One boy was shot (and thankfully survived). The shooting was stopped when an armed officer working at the school was able to get the gun away from the student.
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Lions trip to Tequisquiapan
By Janice Page
The International Lions Club of San Miguel is sponsoring another bargain trip — this time, it's an overnight stay in Tequisquiapan in the state of Querétaro on June 1 and 2. This is indeed a special trip because they will be there for the annual national Wine and Cheese Festival which features the products of regional vineyards, along with a variety of recreational, sporting and cultural activities.
Lions Trip to Tequisquiapan. June 1-2, 2012. 1,350 pesos/2,050pesos. Contact: Jean Schickel 152 0934 (firstname.lastname@example.com)
The town is known as the Eternal Fountain of Youth, as the abundant thermal waters are touted as therapeutic. The natural spa provides relief for arthritis, insomnia, circulatory problems and gout. The group will stay at the Relox Hotel, which has a swimming pool and a private mineral bath.
This arts and crafts center has wonderful shopping for pottery, handwoven baskets and rattan gourds as well as jewelry made from opals mined at La Trinidad.
On Friday night the festival offers wine, cheese and live music. On Saturday the destination will be Bernal, near Queretaro, for comida at El Patio Restaurant. The famous Peña de Bernal, one of the tallest monoliths worldwide, is a memorable sight. There will be time for shopping in Bernal, which has woolen knitted articles and opals, among many other things.
The cost of the trip is 1,350 pesos based on double occupancy (about US$105) and 2,050 pesos for a single (about US$160). Cost includes transportation, accommodations at the Hotel el Relox in Tequisquiapan, all taxes and tips, breakfast and a donation to the Lions Club, which dispenses eyeglasses to the needy and does diabetes testing. Money is due by May 9 and will be collected at Actinver Bank on San Francisco between 10am and noon.


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text: This city hotel offers guests all the comforts of home and comprises a total of 185 rooms. It features an atrium with tropical foliage and is ideal for business travellers and holidaymakers alike. Facilities on offer to guests at this air-conditioned establishment include a lobby area with a 24-hour reception and a hotel safe. Younger guests can enjoy the children's playground and refreshment is available at the caf�, bar and restaurant. Guests are offered conference facilities and Internet access and they can also take advantage of the coin-operated laundry facilities on the premises. Free parking is available for guests and valet cleaning services are also offered.This hotel is 3 km from the shops of the Vintage Faire Mall and 4 km from downtown Modesto. It offers access to Highway 99, as well as to many of the area's attractions such as the Gallo Center for the Arts concert hall and John Thurman Field, which is just minutes away from the hotel. Further attractions nearby include the McHenry Museum and Mansion (4.3 km), E and J Gallo Winery (5.4 km) and the Blue Diamond Growers (6 km). Moffett Field - NASA is 29 km from the hotel.All rooms are spacious and come with a private bathroom with a hairdryer. They offer pillow-top mattresses and are equipped with cable TV with free HBO channels, a radio, free WLAN Internet access, a safe and a desk. They have a coffee maker, and a fridge and microwave are available on request (charges apply). Furthermore, an ironing set and individually regulated air conditioning and heating are provided in all accommodation as standard.The hotel features 2 pools including an indoor swimming pool, an outdoor swimming pool and a hot tub, where guests can unwind after a day out on the city. Sports enthusiasts may also enjoy a work-out in the gym. Golf enthusiasts can enjoy a round at Modesto Municipal Golf Course, just 5.3 km from the hotel.


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Author | Puneet Bedi Bahri | Monday, Aug 18,2008 8:20 AM
NDTV Ltd is all set to launch two non-news channels and a second local news channel by the end of this year. Bollywood-centric channel Imagine Showbiz has gone on air on August 15. The Group has also lined up a world movie channel under the NDTV Lumiere brand, which is expected to be launched in the next 2-3 months. The local news channel will be launched in Chennai by the end of this calendar year as part of the NDTV MetroNation bouquet. At present NDTV runs six channels in India and three channels overseas.
Commenting on the content of NDTV Lumière, KVL Narayan Rao, CEO, NDTV Group, said, "The channel will provide access to top quality cinema from across the world, premiering the best of world cinema immediately following their worldwide release. The films from NDTV Lumière will span across genres from drama, animation and comedy to horror, thrillers and political dramas. These films include popular, critically acclaimed films from across the world and also the finest award-winning international cinema from Cannes, Berlin, Sundance, Toronto, Pusan, Locarno, Venice Film Festival and other international film festivals."
Rao further said, "We launched the first local news channel in September 2007 for Delhi and NCR. This channel has been very well received, getting channel shares higher than most of the national English news channels amongst the NCR viewers."
Tentatively christened NDTV Metronation Chennai, the second local news channel from NDTV would cover four broad genres of programming - news and current affairs, lifestyle, entertainment and youth. NDTV Metronation Chennai will also take up development and civic issues affecting the people of Chennai.
Raod added. "We are launching this channel in partnership with the The Hindu Group. We are in the process of finalising the name of the channel." Jennifer Arul has been made the Managing Editor of this new channel.
Commenting on the reason and need to launch these new channels, Rao said, "There is no English city-specific channel other than NDTV MetroNation right now. We have pioneered this genre in India recognising a very strong need for such programming amongst the urban metro viewer."
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According to reports, how do we streamline our power generation, transmission and distribution supply chain? How can we avert the massive blackouts which recently plunged half the population of India into darkness and despair? How do we empower the consumers? How can we efficiently manage the ripple effects in such crisis scenarios, which virtually tripped the entire lifeline?
While the debates still rages on what caused the fault, and who is responsible for the gloom, it is not the lack of governance, indiscipline of individual states, or even the lack of sophisticated technologies which is standing between us and an illuminated future.
One of the main hurdles that we need to manage is the lack of adequate collaboration amongst the ecosystem. Collectively, we need to work towards evolving industry standards, policies, and reforms, helping the utility companies transform energy, environmental and sustainability issues into opportunities that positively impact the world. If only, we can think, and leverage the power of collective thinking, to drive synergy across the energy value chain, we can steer the nation towards progress.
Fortunately, our energy production and delivery systems can be made much smarter. We can now instrument everything from appliances and the meter in the home to the turbines in the power plants that can be monitored and controlled in real time. In fact, the intelligent utility system will actually look a lot more like the Internet than like a traditional grid.
It can be linked to thousands of power sources, including climate-friendly ones such as wind and solar. All of this instrumentation then generates new data, which advanced analytics can turn into insight, so that better decisions by key stakeholders of the value chain can be made in real time. The whole system can become more efficient, reliable, adaptive and smarter.
As appliances and other technologies align with a smart grid's capabilities, consumers will also be able to create 'home area networks' of smart appliances, thermostats, security systems, and electronics that will 'talk' with the grid.
For example, there is no need for the compressor or defrost unit of a refrigerator to operate during peak hours – it can wait. Today, millions of refrigerators that operate at random contribute to thousands of megawatts of peak-load. This can be controlled through simple modifications in the refrigerator. Very soon, most home appliances will become smart.
Consumers could get voicemail or email messages during a peak-energy-use time that encourages them to turn off certain appliances in return for financial incentives from utilities. Or there might be a setting on an appliance, such as a dishwasher, so that it would automatically run at a time when electricity demand is relatively low.
These capabilities would allow consumers, companies and communities to save power and money. And ultimately this would result in lower levels of emissions of the greenhouse gases that contribute to climate change.
Indeed, the smart grid is no longer a futuristic idea, it's a necessity, and it's happening. By providing accurate, timely and detailed information on the energy being used, a smart grid will allow utilities and consumers to reduce peak demand and make the most of other opportunities for the efficient use of energy.
Moreover, a smart grid will seamlessly integrate all clean and green energy technologies, from electric vehicles (which are best recharged at off-peak times, such as at night) to roof-top solar systems and wind farms. By expanding these efforts at energy conservation and the use of alternative energy sources, the smart grid will reduce the emissions of the greenhouse gases.
With smart meters, consumers remain informed and empowered to save money, to save electricity – and, ultimately, to reduce carbon emissions that contribute to climate change. Smart meters provide instant information about electricity consumption, so that consumers will be able to see, in near real time, how much energy is being used in their home and how much it costs.
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Our electrical grids can be a symbol of progress again, if we imbue the entire system with intelligence. The decisions made today about the world's electricity networks will impact our lives for decades to come. What this requires is perpetual collaboration amongst the ecosystem, and leveraging IT to switch on to a brighter smarter future.


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Type - The type of class, defined by the primary weapon and traits of this class. (Assault rifles - Assault/submachineguns - Scout/lightmachinguns - Support/shotguns - Heavy/sniper rifles - Marksman/riot shield - Heavy {Only on Modern Warfare 2 classes, replacing the shotgun class})
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Perk 2
Perk 3
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Overriding RSS date order for RSS-to-email
Hi Stef. I have been following your threads and think you might be able to point me in the right direction. I want to pay someone to code a solution (I am not a developer) but I do not know what skills or experience I am looking for. Can you help?
I re-order blog posts (using http://wordpress.org/plugins/intuitive-custom-post-order/ which is brilliantly simple) on over 30 WordPress sites managed by ManageWP.
As part of the content delivery (one is via apps) I then have them auto RSS-to-emailed via Campaign Monitor. The app displays the posts in the correct re-order but the RSS-to-email reverts to the default date order.
Will someone be able to override the RSS feed with a plugin(?) or, say, via Feedburner(???) and if so what should I be looking for on my coder quest? Or is this something you can do?
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At 5 km from Saint Rémy de Provence and only 10 minutes driving from Avignon, find out an authentic Ancient country-house from the 19th century and its Mas, suggestive of the lifestyle in Provence. The Hotel le Moulin d´Aure, green setting with its magnificent Olive grove shelters 19 spacious rooms, smart casual Provençal spirit, colored boutis, floor-tiles, wrought iron, privative terraces for some, bathrooms equipped with bath or shower hydro-massantes. In the Mas Side, a part of the rooms on first floor give you a lovely view on its Park full of shaded little places because of secular Poplar and its Oleanders and on its warmed swimming-pool, whose its 30m² Junior Suite on ground-floor, altogether at two steps from our Restaurant shaded terrace face to the swimming- pool as well where Mediterranean cooking and flavours are expecting you. A 3-star hotel, haven of peace where life is enjoyable and relaxing.
Pros: Location in countryside exactly what we were looking for but also convenient to Sarlat and other locations. Very peaceful.
Cons: WiFi signal weak in room.
Pros: Location in olive groves. Breakfast area set outdoors with lovely view. We had the deluxe room upstairs with a view.,
Cons: Restaurant at dinner was disappointing. The food was not good and was overpriced.