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"Martha in the White House, Part 1 & 2"
Martha in the White House, Part 1 - The new president is looking for a dog to live in the White House. Martha knows the perfect dog for the job! What better way to recommend some of her neighborhood pals than to put in a few calls to the White House herself? Vocabulary: (E) neighborhood, nation(al), volunteer, recommend(ing), community, nominate (I) president, white house, leader, country. Martha in the White House, Part 2 - The president is calling! One of his aides heard about Martha's speaking ability and he needs her to report to the White House immediately. D
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Integrating Safety and Control
An Integrated Approach: You Can Nest Machine Control and Machine Safety Together. It Doesn't Sting Like It Used To
Until recently, machine and robot builder OEMs needed two automation systems. One of them controlled the machine or robot, while the second dealt specifically with machine safety. Typically, the machine safety system required a separate safety PLC and a dedicated hard-wired I/O network.
Separate hard-wired safety systems were required for a number of reasons. First, many suppliers simply charged too much for their safety controllers and I/O, restricting use to safety functions. Second, safety-rated versions of many digital communication networks were still in the regulatory approval stages. Third, many OEM customers were not quite ready for change in the sensitive area of safety.
All that changed in the past few years, and integrated safety is fast becoming a viable solution in many OEM applications. Today, you can put control and safety functions into the same automation system, and run machine and safety I/O signals over the same wired or wireless safety-rated network. The price difference between standard and safety-rated controllers has narrowed, meaning that it's often cost-effective to use one automation system for both control and safety, especially in systems with a high percentage of safety I/O compared with standard I/O. Of equal importance, OEM customer acceptance grows more widespread.Integrated Safety I/O is Faster/Easier
Brent Lekx-Toniolo is the director of the Automation Division at Toniolo Research & Development, an automation and robotics systems integrator in Oxford Mills, Ontario. He has experience with old, separate, safety systems and with new, integrated alternatives, and he prefers the new.
Toniolo built a control and safety system for a spot weld assembly cell with 11 robots. The safety system included emergency stops, access control to safeguarded spaces, robot-to-human interference detection (a combination of robot zone switches and light curtains), and general detection of operators entering work stations via light curtains.
"This was a very large safety implementation that included fail-safe over EtherCat (FSoE), 380 TwinSafe inputs, and 144 TwinSafe outputs across the welding system on 15 EtherCat I/O stations," Lekx-Tonilo explains. "On top of the significant safety requirements of the cell, the systems also needed to control more than 600 standard I/O points, 12 pneumatic manifolds and two servo drives, while interfacing with 11 robot controllers.
Distributed Safety Next?
The next step for some applications could well be distributed safety, with safety functions separated from the main controller via distributed safety components, but still tightly integrated to the main controller via a high-speed safety-rated network.
A distributed safety component can perform safety functions independently of the main controller, continuing operation even if all communications with the main controller are lost.
Some machines are built in modules, with each module performing a specific function. The builder mixes and matches modules to create the machine, with interconnections among modules typically via a digital network.
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The rumblings surrounding LG's new flagship phone have begun to heat up with the G2 name coming back into play with the new device. The common belief is that it will also use Qualcomm's snazzy new Snapdragon 800 processor to keep the device roaring through every task. But until now, we hadn't been treated to an actual look at the device. Courtesy of @evleaks, we can now enjoy several pictures.
Picking apart the pictures, we can see what appears to be a glossy plastic back on the G2 along with an interestingly designed camera hump. In the small shot of the front of the G2, the bezel does appear to be quite slim with what's either an LG logo or a physical home button on the bottom.
But moving to the back of the phone again, let's take a closer look at the camera thingamajig. We can clearly see the camera lens but directly underneath it we see a plus sign, followed by an unidentified something and then a minus button. Unless our eyes are deceiving us, that appears to be a volume rocker on the back that's underneath the camera. An interesting concept but an odd placement. What's confusing is that we're neither sure if the entire thing is a touch sensitive strip or if there are separate buttons for volume up and down. The center piece is also odd because while it could be a flash, there's also a circular white spot next to the camera that looks remarkably like a flash. Maybe it's something different entirely; a fingerprint reader?
Regardless, it's good to finally get a look at the mysterious device. One more thing to note is the first picture in the series. It says that the G2 is "Learning from you" and the shadow of the device actually takes the form of a human shadow. Just an interesting tidbit to note.
What do you guys make of these leaked shots of the LG G2? Got any ideas of what that thing on the back is?


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The mild conditions this winter have not been conductive to ice skating on our local waterways, but on Wednesday morning many Addison County residents took unplanned trips across ice - when traveling across driveways and parking lots!
The culprit? A warm front bringing unseasonable rain, followed by a cold front and plummeting temperatures - an effect some meteorologists call a "flash freeze".
This winter has been milder than average, but temperatures have also fluctuated dramatically. This weather station on Upper Plains Road in Salisbury recorded roller-coaster weather this week - temperatures below zero on Sunday and Monday mornings, followed by a warming that resulted in 40 degree temperatures and rain on Tuesday night. The below zero temperatures early in the week cooled surfaces and allowed ice to form when the rain started. A brief, relatively warm downpour on Tuesday night turned any remaining snow to slush and ice, and the cold front passage froze the water in place before daybreak on Wednesday. The result was dramatic - any surface not heavily treated with salt was immediately iced over. Even wooded areas became ice slicks (see above), because the frozen soil prevented water from soaking in to the ground. Temperatures remained below freezing, and in fact plunged back into the single digits early Thursday morning, so none of the ice melted, unless it was smothered in road salt.
The effects on the local rivers were rather dramatic. After the frigid temperatures early in the week caused thick ice to form, the warmer temperatures and rain caused rivers to rise a bit, ripping apart and repositioning much of the ice. By Thursday, the ice had repositioned itself in dramatic, jagged formations.
This flash freeze was at least the third this year; similar events contributed to the post-Christmas pileup on Highway 89 and also led to slick roads last Friday. The next few days offer the potential for a few inches of snow in some areas, but unfortunately next Monday and Tuesday may bring yet another rain followed by a similar freeze. Any snow we get over the next few days will probably also be converted to ice.
It seems a waste to have to deal with dangerous roads without piles of snow to play in, but as always it is possible to find an upside. At least there's not a lot of snow shoveling to do - and the ice formations that form on the Bristol Cliffs are especially spectacular this year.
Charlie Hohn is a recent graduate of the UVM Field Naturalist graduate program. He has been closely watching the weather ever since he was a child in southern California. Charlie will be posting occasional blog posts here about Addison County weather. He also maintains a blog about water at slowwatermovement.blogspot.com.


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DENTON, Texas (AP) Chris Jones scored 16 points, helping North Texas dominate Division II opponent Cameron and roll to a 78-49 victory Friday night in the Mean Green's home opener.
Jones, a sophomore, was 8 of 9 from the field and added seven assists and five rebounds. Jacob Holmen came off the bench to score 14 points and Alzee Williams had 12 for the Mean Green (2-2), who went on a 35-3 run spanning the end of the first half and the beginning of the second and cruised from there.
Asaad Robinson was the lone bright spot for the Aggies (1-1), who shot just 27 percent from the field. Robinson came off the bench to score 20 points and was 7 of 14, including 4 of 8 on 3-pointers. The rest of the team was a combined 10 of 50.
The Mean Green won their 10th consecutive home opener.


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Intel® USB FAQ
- How fast is SuperSpeed USB 3.0?
SuperSpeed USB 3.0 operates at 5 Gbps as compared to High-Speed USB 2.0, which operates at 480 Mbps.
- When was the final USB 3.0 specification released?
The spec was released in November 2008.
- Who developed USB 3.0?
USB 3.0 was developed by six industry-leading companies, collectively named the USB 3.0 Promoter Group: Hewlett-Packard, Intel, Microsoft, NEC (now known as Renesas Electronics), ST-NXP Wireless (now known as ST-Ericsson), and Texas Instruments.
- Does SuperSpeed USB 3.0 supersede High-Speed USB 2.0?
No, SuperSpeed USB 3.0 extends USB by adding a dual-simplex 5 Gbps capability that can be used by devices that need even higher performance than what is already available with High-Speed USB 2.0. SuperSpeed USB is complementary to High-Speed USB and most platforms are expected to support both SuperSpeed USB and High-Speed USB.
- Is there a difference between High-Speed USB and USB 2.0? Which is the correct nomenclature?
There is a difference in High-Speed USB and USB 2.0—the USB 2.0 specification covers 480 Mbps, 12 Mbps, and 1.5 Mbps speeds, while "High-Speed USB" refers to just the 480 Mbps portion of the USB 2.0 specification. We now use the term "USB" to refer to the 12Mbps and 1.5Mbps speeds.
- What is USB On-the-Go?
USB On-the-Go, available for High-Speed USB 2.0, addresses the growing need for mobile interconnectivity by allowing a USB peripheral to communicate directly with another USB peripheral. With the introduction of SuperSpeed USB 3.0, USB On-the-Go will soon be available for future mobile devices supporting 5 Gbps capability.
- What are the "SuperSpeed" and "High-Speed" logos, and what do they represent?
These logos are trademark-protected logos owned by the USB-IF for use by qualified licensees. The logos are a guarantee to the consumer that the product has undergone compliance testing for quality.
- Where can I get more information on USB and the logos I see on USB products?
USB-IF web site is the definitive source for all information pertaining to USB and the product certification program.
- How many devices can be connected to one host device?
Each host controller can support up to 127 devices. A host device may contain multiple host controllers.
- What if I have additional questions?
The USB-IF maintains a frequently asked questions web page.
- Are any technical books available that discuss USB?
USB Design by Example, Second Edition by John Hyde provides the expert knowledge and skills you need to design and implement a wide range of USB devices.


text: 0-6. 6-0. No matter how the record appears for the Tribe in their games against the Yankees in 2007, it doesn't look any better for the Indians. But this Thursday, as the Second Season starts with the ALDS, the two teams again sit at 0-0 and, while the six games between the two teams shouldn't simply be ignored or forgotten (Lord knows I've tried), they should be taken as part of the overall equation, along with the much larger (and much more reliable) sample size of a 162 game season as well as the performances of the teams and the players over the last month of the season. If baseball truly is a game of momentum and streaks, as players and teams are as inexplicably likely to get scorching hot as they are to go ice cold, the recent track record of the players, the pitchers in particular, are worth a very close look to determine what players are entering the ALDS on the upswing versus those starting Thursday's game with some unwanted baggage on board. Those numbers may actually be more pertinent to what can be expected for the playoff series. From a broad sense, looking at the teams overall record, that "Dark Horse" Tribe team finished with a 96-66 record, while the Yankees finished the year just a tick below at 94-68. But the early season troubles of the Bombers has been well-documented (oh, you're just hearing of this now?), so the way that the two teams finished the regular seasons would serve as a better indicator as to how the two teams enter the playoffs. Indians in September: 19-9 Yankees in September: 19-8 How the teams achieved those hot streaks to finish the season strong may tell the story of the series as the Yankees rode an unbelievably hot offense (to the tune of 6.6 runs per game in September, with 23 more runs than the team with the 2nd most runs in the AL) while the Tribe relied on their sterling pitching (3.27 staff ERA in September to lead the AL by nearly a full half of a run) to put these two teams where they are this week – staring straight into each other's eyes, both thinking that THEY have the momentum and the necessary firepower to whisk into the ALCS. Irresistible Force (NYY offense), meet Immovable Object (CLE pitching). With both teams are riding hot streaks collectively, though with a different equation, let's start by looking at the most important players in each game (the starting pitcher who carries the onus of putting his team on his back and carrying them to a victory when given the ball) and how they stack up against each other. I'm only going as far as the Game 3 starters as there is no guarantee for Game 4 starters, with many factors in play as to who would get the Game 4 nod for each team. Game 1 Sabathia 2007 stats: 19-7, 3.21 ERA, 1.14 WHIP, 241 IP, 209 K, 37 BB 2007 vs. Yankees: N/A 2007 September: 4-0, 2.37 ERA, 0.97 WHIP, 38 IP, 33 K, 6 BB Wang 2007 stats: 19-7, 3.70 ERA, 1.29 WHIP, 199 1/3 IP, 104 K, 59 BB 2007 vs. Indians: N/A 2007 September: 3-1, 3.27 ERA, 1.39 WHIP, 33 IP, 18 K, 14 BB While Wang's overall numbers compare favorably to those of the Crooked Cap's at a glance, C.C.'s September and the wave that he's riding right now almost put the idea that Sabathia could throw his way right through any lineup, this slate of All Stars included. Take into consideration that the Hefty Lefty has, by his own admission, been waiting to be "The Man" and "The Ace" of the staff for a game like this and the Indians have to be excited about any match-up that includes C.C. Wang is an extreme groundball pitcher who lives on DP balls (his 32 for the season tie him for the AL lead with Carmona) and good infield defense, so the Indians will look to find the holes and go station to station on Wang, who has given up only 9 HR during the course of the 2007 season (the fewest of any AL pitcher throwing more than 160 innings). With Wang's sinker (much like with Westbrook's), it will become apparent fairly early in the game how his sinker is dropping, if the hitters are topping it, and what can be expected. Small ball and working the count will be the modus operandi for the Tribe as try to string together hits, hopefully in the gaps, to get to Wang. If the Tribe hitters, most of whom will be getting their first taste of the postseason, get aggressive and swing early and often at Wang's offerings, they could play right into his game and find themselves frustrated and scoreless in a hurry. Game 2 Carmona 2007 stats: 19-8, 3.06 ERA, 1.21 WHIP, 215 IP, 137 K, 61 BB 2007 vs. Yankees: 0-1, 4.15 ERA, 1.23 WHIP, 13 IP, 4 K, 2 BB 2007 September: 5-0, 1.78 ERA, 0.99 WHIP, 35 1/3 IP, 27 K, 9 BB Pettitte 2007 stats: 15-9, 4.05 ERA, 1.43 WHIP, 215 1/3 IP, 141 K, 69 BB 2007 vs. Indians: 1-0, 2.45 ERA, 1.23 WHIP, 6 IP, 4 K, 2 BB 2007 September: 3-2, 5.86 ERA, 1.67 WHIP, 35 1/3 IP, 21 K, 12 BB In Carmona's Game 2 start, the Indians get the type of pitcher that most teams dream about to lead off a series. The fact that the Indians have the luxury of having him toe the rubber for Game 2 speaks to the depth of excellence at the top of the Tribe rotation. The Faustastic One has, arguably, the best pitching arsenal in the AL, now throwing secondary pitches to complement his nasty sinking fastball that RH hitters (and really all hitters) find so difficult to hit. While there's no question as to how nasty Carmona's pitching can be, his emotions and how he reacts to the bright lights of playoffs will remain the Wild Card. In 2007, Carmona has found a way to control his emotions (that greased his 2006 descent as a closer) when in tight spots or when thrust upon the national stage (his 1-0 win against Beckett being a great example), but this is new territory for Fausto and it will be a great test of his maturation and composure, with Victor's help to "slow the game down", to allow his pitches do what they do…efficiently dominate his opposition. Whereas Carmona is trying to translate his wildly successful recent performances on a new stage, Pettitte will be trying to come back from his recent struggles (particularly his last outing of 2007, giving up 8 ER over 5 IP to the Orioles) in an environment that he has always thrived. The Yankees' re-signing of Pettitte this off-season (for $16M) was done with this situation explicitly in mind as Pettitte has proven himself to be a "big-game" pitcher, compiling an 18-6 record over 34 postseason starts. Ironically, two of his worst two postseason series came against the Tribe in the 1997 ALDS (0-2, 8.49 ERA) and the 1998 ALCS (0-1, 11.57 ERA), so it's not as if Pettitte has owned the Tribe in the postseason. Game 3 Westbrook 2007 stats: 6-9, 4.32 ERA, 1.41 WHIP, 152 IP, 93 K, 55 BB 2007 vs. Yankees: 0-2, 12.46 ERA, 2.42 WHIP, 8 2/3 IP, 3 K, 4 BB 2007 September: 1-2, 4.14 ERA, 1.62 WHIP, 37 IP, 31 K, 14 BB Clemens 2007 stats: 6-6, 4.18 ERA, 1.31 WHIP, 99 IP, 68 K, 31 BB 2007 vs. Indians: N/A 2007 September: 0-1, 4.50 ERA, 1.40 WHIP, 10 IP, 6 K, 4 BB Westbrook has always found his greatest success when his sinker is inducing ground ball outs and when he's getting the low strike called. But, tantamount to Jake's success is when the opposition becomes aggressive, swinging early in the count, topping the ball and limiting his pitch count, extending the amount of innings that he throws. The Yankees, unfortunately for Jake, are not that type of team. They are a patient group of hitters, happy to wait for the mistake of the "sinker that doesn't sink" or wait to see where the umpire's strike zone settles (that is, if Jake's getting the low strike). This is not a great equation for success for the Tribe, as witnessed by Westbrook's two starts against the Yankees this season. In a best case scenario, Westbrook gets the low strike call, keeps the ball down and sinking, and keeps the Yankees at bay over 6 innings or so, when he can turn it over to the bullpen. However, if Jake starts walking people or that ball starts crossing the plate above the hitter's waist, Laffey (yes, Laffey…I've turned the corner on him and think that his puppy dog eyes belie a toughness and an unflappability that could play well in the postseason), who also lives by the groundball out, though by different means, may see some action in the Bronx Zoo. While the name certainly carries some weight to see "The Rocket" stride to the mound, the pitcher no longer does. Clemens is a 45-year-old pitcher who made two starts in the month of September to rest up for the playoffs. He went home to Texas to rest or "take his vitamins" or do whatever he does to stay sharp while remaining inexplicably above suspicion in the BALCO Era. Clemens may get the love from the New York fans because of his career numbers, but he has been a bust by most indicators for the Yankees this year (the Yanks season was affected just as much by the performances of Phil Hughes and Ian Kennedy as the performance of Clemens) and is really no lock to pitch this game depending upon his health. Assuming he starts, he'll still throw that menacing gaze and some purpose pitches that have long been his style, but his effectiveness and health are MAJOR questions going into the ALDS. That all now being said, it is important to consider that Clemens remains very aware of his legacy and would like to go out on top. A successful 2007 postseason could be the cherry on the top of his career that he is still in search of as he hits the other side of 45. After Game 3, the Indians will likely see where they stand and make the determination (if Game 4 is necessary) to throw C.C. on 3 days rest or throw Paul Byrd or (again) Laffey. If that wasn't enough for you, here are some links to preview the series further: ESPN Yahoo Sports MLB.com With your appetite hopefully whetted for a HUGE week, there's plenty more to come to get the city of Cleveland foaming at the mouth by 6:30 on Thursday.


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Hi Gunnar,
Let me do some digging on this with MasterCraft and I will get back to you. When you were here I told you to reach out with any questions and I will be more than happy to get the answers. We value your business and I am here to help in anyway. I have been working with MasterCraft for 28 years and they are an excellent company that regards each customer very highly. I will be back in touch.
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Mike and Lisa,
Sorry to bug you Lisa but I was hoping that you have some insight and solutions for a couple action items here.
1) Trailer concern. Through our homework and discussions online, we have noticed that the trailer is not a 2013 model as advertised by Mastercraft. The VIN plate clearly shows 2013 but hardware is different.
Here is what we received:
Here is what we should have received:
Key points: No lighted mastercraft logo, no attached tie downs, and different tail lights/backup lights.
We are also missing the GPS/Navigation feature which was supposed to come with the salt water package. The video below reflects this at the 5:00 mark.
I'm also wondering about the audio feature for the LCD screen operation. The screen reads something about JL audio media master. Any insight on this? I can't seem to get any audio options on this section of the screen.
I think that is everything for right now. I'm sure that more questions will arrive and I will try my best to condense the emails.
Thanks again!
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The epilepsies are the world's most common, serious brain disorders worldwide with no age, racial, social class, national or geographic boundaries. Seizures steal moments and memories, can change lives, impact development, affect learning and can even result in death. There are no cures.
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Sedan Deals: October 2013
If you're looking for a new sedan, you've come to the right place. Our list of the top sedan deals in October includes some great incentives and special offers on several of our favorite new cars -- deals that range from lease offers to cash-back incentives and low-interest financing.
Ford Fusion
The Ford Fusion is a popular midsize sedan available in gasoline, hybrid or plug-in hybrid variants. In October, the 2013 Fusion is offered with several strong incentives -- all of which benefit shoppers looking to finance or pay with cash. For qualified drivers interested in financing, Ford is offering 0 percent interest for up to 60 months -- a deal that can be combined with up to $1,000 cash back. For those looking to pay in full, the Fusion is offered with up to $2,000 cash back.
Honda Accord
The Honda Accord is a popular midsize sedan recently redesigned for the 2013 model year. In October, shoppers looking for a good deal on the Accord will find three incentives. The best is a lease deal with payments from just $219 per month for 36 months after $2,499 down on the 2013 Accord LX. For shoppers who would rather put nothing down, the same model is offered for 35 months with zero down and payments starting at $290 per month. Finally, qualified drivers looking to finance can get 0.9 percent interest for 36 months or 1.9 percent for up to 60 months.
Hyundai Elantra
The Hyundai Elantra is a compact car offered in sedan, coupe or hatchback body styles. For drivers interested in the sedan, Hyundai is offering three incentives on the 2013 Elantra in October. For lease shoppers, Hyundai is touting payments starting at $159 per month for 36 months after $2,199 down at the lease signing. For drivers looking to finance, Hyundai is offering 0 percent interest for up to 60 months, or 0.9 percent for 72 months. And for those paying in full, the Elantra is available this month with up to $500 cash back.
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Kia Cadenza
The Kia Cadenza is a luxurious full-size sedan that serves as the flagship model in Kia's lineup. In October, shoppers interested in a 2014 Cadenza can choose between several incentives. For those looking to pay in full, Kia is offering up to $2,000 cash back on all Cadenza models. Drivers who would rather finance also get a good deal: 0.9 percent interest for up to 36 months, plus up to $1,000 cash back. And for lease shoppers, the monthly payment offer is sweet in October: just $299 per month for 36 months. The only catch is that getting that deal requires a down payment of nearly $5,000.
Toyota Corolla
The 2014 Toyota Corolla is a highly popular compact car that was recently redesigned for the new model year. Despite the Corolla's all-new body, Toyota is offering shoppers several good deals on the sedan. The best is for qualified drivers looking to finance: Through the end of October, drivers can get the Corolla with 0 percent interest for up to 36 months. But for shoppers who would rather lease, Toyota is offering payments from $169 per month for 36 months after $2,568 down at the lease signing.
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What it means to you: Our list of sedan deals is a great place to find a good incentive on a new sedan.


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Bills QB Lewis takes heavy hits, Brees throws for 5 TDs as Bills fall to Saints 35-17
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NEW ORLEANS – Thad Lewis' toughness was no match for Drew Brees' talent.
Lewis fumbled on the first play against the Saints, staying on the ground after linebacker David Hawthorne knocked his breath away with a hard helmet shot on a read-option. He got up slowly and played the rest of the game, but the Bills could not keep pace as Brees threw for 332 yards and five touchdowns to lead New Orleans to a 35-17 win on Sunday.
"I caught my breath and told the doctors I was OK and that I was ready to go back in," Lewis said of that initial hit. "We're a resilient team, but being resilient is not good enough."
Lewis, making his third career start in place of injured rookie EJ Manuel, had some good moments. He threw for 234 yards and a touchdown, leading the Bills to a brief 10-7 lead in the second quarter.
That advantage disappeared for good with one defensive mistake. The Saints caught linebacker Jerry Hughes in a mismatch with rookie wide receiver Kenny Stills, who beat him down the sideline for a 69-yard touchdown.
"You feel really, really terrible as a coach when that happens," Buffalo coach Doug Marrone said. "I put him in a bad situation."
Buffalo went three-and-out on its next possession, and Brees led a 77-yard touchdown drive right before the half as New Orleans took control.
Lewis was under duress throughout, getting sacked four times, throwing an interception and losing another fumble that set up the Saints for their first touchdown.
"You can't make mistakes like that against a good football team and a quarterback like Drew," Marrone said. "We thought coming into the game we were going to see some pressure. That's natural in this league anytime you put a young quarterback out there who doesn't have a lot of experience."
Lewis kept coming back, though. He was perfect when the Bills tied the score at 7 in the first half, going 5 of 5 on a 72-yard drive and capping it off with a 13-yard strike to Steve Johnson in traffic.
Tashard Choice led Buffalo with 45 yards on 15 carries as C.J. Spiller sat out due to a sprained ankle. Johnson and tight end Scott Chandler each had seven catches for 72 yards, though Johnson appeared to be laboring through leg pain in the second half.
Brees completed passes to 10 targets.
"You never know whose day it's going to be," Brees said. "We always come in with a game plan that has opportunities for everybody."
Saints tight end Jimmy Graham played after missing practice most of the week with a left foot injury and scored on 13- and 15-yard passes over the middle.
Stills scored twice and Lance Moore snagged a 15-yard scoring pass in his return from a hand injury that sidelined him three games.
The game matched Marrone against his former boss in New Orleans, Sean Payton.
Graham's second touchdown gave the Saints (6-1) a 28-10 lead in the third quarter. Buffalo (3-5) closed to 28-17 on Fred Jackson's 1-yard TD, set up by a pair of roughing-the-passer penalties called on reserve defensive back Corey White.
But Brees responded by rolling right and lofting a 42-yard pass into the end zone, where Stills outmaneuvered rookie defensive back Nickell Robey to make the catch.
Buffalo stayed close early thanks to New Orleans' missed opportunities.
Consecutive false starts by Brees helped stall one threat that ended with kicker Garret Hartley's second miss of the first half, this time from 38 yards.
Lewis quickly moved Buffalo into Saints territory with completions of 17 and 14 yards to Johnson, then found Johnson again for the touchdown.
Lewis fumbled a third time when flattened from behind by Saints linebacker Junior Galette, but Buffalo guard Doug Legursky recovered, and Lewis responded with a 22-yard completion to Chandler. That helped fuel a nine-play drive which set up Dan Carpenter's 37-yard field goal for a 10-7 lead.
"I thought he was done (after the first play), but this kid is tough," Galette said. "There are a lot of quarterbacks in the league that would have said, 'OK, it's not working out right now.' He has a bright future."
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The Dove World name was off the sign out front. Gone too were the displays proclaiming anti-Islamic messages. The parking lot was empty. The grounds appeared deserted. A roll off trash bin stood to the side of a church building.
The Dove World name was off the sign out front. Gone too were the displays proclaiming anti-Islamic messages. The parking lot was empty. The grounds appeared deserted. A roll-off trash bin stood to the side of a church building.
After years passed with its site on the market, the controversial Dove World Outreach Center, which gained national and international attention for activities that included a Quran burning, has sold its northwest Gainesville property to a local church and plans to move to the Tampa Bay area.
The Spirit of Faith Christian Center, a growing Gainesville congregation, purchased the 20-acre property last week for $1.25 million.
Spirit of Faith had eyed the property along the 5800 block of Northwest 37th Street for several months and received city Plan Board approval in March for a permit to locate and expand there.
Since 2009, Dove World and its congregation of less than 50, has drawn attention to Gainesville for anti-Muslim messages and activities that other local clergy often stepped forward to publicly reject.
In 2009, the church erected a sign reading "Islam is of the devil" and sent children of congregation members to school wearing shirts with the same message. Negative international attention and heightened local security came the next year, when congregation members organized an event to burn the Quran on the ninth anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001,terrorist attacks. That event was called off after pleas from the federal government.
In March 2011, an associate pastor did burn a copy of the Quran during a mock trial of Islam's holy book. The church posted a video of the act on YouTube, and the wire service Agence France-Presse released a news article on the event. Rioting followed in Afghanistan. At least 20 people, including seven United Nations workers, were killed.
The church has also preached an anti-gay message — placing a "no homo mayor" sign on the property when former Mayor Craig Lowe, who is gay, was running for the office in 2010.
This year, Dove World received a citation for illegal burning after setting aflame effigies of President Barack Obama and former President Bill Clinton.
Current Mayor Ed Braddy said the departure of Dove World would be good for the city as a whole and the adjacent Mile Run neighborhood in particular.
"I think the city of Gainesville and particularly the residents of the Mile Run community are grateful to be receiving some much needed relief from the propaganda that came from the church," Braddy said. "We recognize and respect First Amendment rights in this community. But people also want peace and quiet."
Terry Jones, the senior pastor at Dove World, said the church is in the process of moving to the Tampa Bay area. He said they are close to finalizing the purchase of a property in an area south of Tampa. He declined to give further details on the location at this time.
He expected it would take Dove World about a month to complete the move.
Jones said he has owned a condominium in the Tampa area for some 20 years and wants to move Dove World to a larger metropolitan area.
The Dove World property has been on the market for the last few years. Jones said multiple deals have been in the works only to fall through. In 2011, Cornerstone Academy made an attempt to purchase the site for a church and school but did not raise enough money.
In a prior interview, Spirit of Faith's Ken Claytor said his congregation began with services at his home and grew over time to sites such as the Thelma Boltin Senior Activity Center and now the Phillips Center.
With a congregation in the range of 1,000, Spirit of Faith's plans for future phases of development at the Dove World site include a day-care center and a private school for grades K-12.


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AusGamers was given the opportunity to be the first publication in APAC to review Dead Space 3 and writes:
"An incredibly deep and expanding story and much of the Dead Space feel returning, albeit turned down a little, as well as all the new systems and elements will definitely divide fans, but may be more accessible to newcomers, which is always welcomed with such a rich franchise. Even with the familiarity this delivers a monstrous amount of satisfaction..."
Nine out of Ten? I find that hard to believe. Eights and Nines are thrown around lightly for most popular games. Don't misunderstand me I'm sure Dead Space 3 is a good game, But I highly doubt It's a "near perfect" game. It would be nice to see more realistic reviews on video games. This is all obviously my opinion.
Guess his check cleared 9.0 it is!
My thoughts exactly. Just in time too because he just ran out of that BO2 review money.
Here come the tinfoil hat brigade! Here we have the usual bile spewing about how reviewers are all paid off and there's no such thing as a good game because every review is bought. That is of course unless a reviewer gives a poor score, then he's being honest. Please.
I somewhat agree with you. I too feel that review scores for AAA games are on the high side but isn't that to be expected. Anyway, you just need to take into consideration the high scores when interpreting the quality of the game. For me 9 doesn't mean "nearly perfect" anymore, my scale is something like 8.5-9 = very good, 9-9.5 = excellent, and 9.5-10 = near perfect.
Of course. Heaven forbid that it might actually be a game worthy of a 9/10. Let's just call the reviewer a hack before we've had a chance to play the game ourselves.
Come on now...
Nowhere in my previous comment did I call the reviewer a "hack". I simply stated my opinion that I believe popular games get outstanding reviews because they're popular. And that I doubt Dead Space 3 is worthy of a nine out of ten. I'll find out tomorrow.
soooooo truee! This SOD_Delta is just a little bitchy!
LOL, no you didn't explicitly state that. But why do you think the reivewer gave it a 9/10? Do they just get really excited about games? Or that they were paid off?
Either way, a hack.
Na, it's just that you obviously want this game to fail......epicly.
The review is incredibly poorly written I'm not surprised at the score. It actually feels like it has been translated by Google translate from some other language it's that poor.
The sentence structuring and words used are often so vague that you can't understand what's being said and the unnecessary thesaurus word implants (no doubt to attempt to look smart) just add to that confusion.
Take the opening paragraph for example:
Starting off your review with "Since its introduction with the first game" is absolutely horrible English. Simply change "its" to "Dead Spaces' " (take "Dead Space" out of the very next part as well) and the review doesn't start out on such a bad note. You never start anything with "its" unless that "its" has been established prior to referencing that thing otherwise your reader is instantly confused as to what the "its" is.
Then "This third in the main line of games"...does this one even need explaining? "This third in the main line of games" me English write good.
Followed up by 'and continuation of the centre story'. What centre story? What's a 'centre story'? Is this a building? Is it narrative based?
'is certainly very much narrative driven' more horrible English. 'Is certainly very much' wha?? "Is certainly narrative driven" works 'Is very much narrative driven" works "is certainly very much" makes no damn sense.
Then bringing that whole sentence together as 'This third in the main line of games -- and continuation of the centre story -- is certainly very much narrative driven -- a standout element of the overall product and one that delivers ten-fold.' The '--' is generally like parentheses and should be able to be taken out to form a proper sentence. To which if we do that, we get 'This third in the main line of games a standout element of the overall product and one that delivers ten-fold.'.....far out.
The doubling up of the '--' adds more confusion as to what you're reading as well mind you. Which part is meant to carry on to the next? Because none of those within the '--' carry on to form any kind of proper sentence.
I can't read the rest of this grade 2 dribble that makes the English language bow its own head in shame.
Oh god, I read on "Isaac's desperation is attemptedly built"
You could of just ended your comment with the very 1st paragraph. Sometimes less is more.
Didn't you know? The review is written in Aussie.
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It is possible to use 'its' when starting a review/article, provided that you use the name of the subject matter. For example, "Since its introduction, Dead Space..." I agree that "since the first game" in that very sentence is redundant.
You wrote Dead Spaces' instead of "Dead Space's." You also use apostrophes where you intended to use quotation marks (I think). 'Centre' is a regional spelling of "center." It means the main storyline.
"This third in the main line of games," can be fixed with a well-placed comma.
You also started a sentence with 'because.' That is improper. You also use too many ellipses at one point in your comment.
If you're going to be an English snob, you'd better be sure your own comment is correct.
Besides, who the fuck cares? The_Klank is right, you could have, no, 'should' have stopped with the first paragraph.
"You wrote Dead Spaces' instead of "Dead Space's." You also use apostrophes where you intended to use quotation marks (I think)."
That one was just a confusion of me quoting and re-writing it several times to the point where I got the apostrophe mixed up (I wrote that one in late is what I'm saying - the simply change it to...etc.). However, you also used apostrophes where you intended to use quotation marks in your own post. ;)
The 2nd part to your comment about the "centre story" wasn't me mixing up "centre" and "center" as since I'm an Aussie I use the former term as well. My issue was that "centre story" isn't a turn of phrase, thus a confusing phrase to use (especially in context of where it is in that sentence). I get that I can put two and two together for something regarding a game, but just do it using an actual phrase that people can understand than "centre story" which has never been said by anyone before.
Lastly, I'm not writing for some publication claiming to be a professional outfit. The grammar, sentence structuring and overall form of writing in this review is deplorable. The last part to my post shows that extremely well:
"Isaac's desperation is attemptedly built..."
How can you take a review seriously, when the written content obviously isn't serious in and of itself?
As for "who the fuck cares?" I do. I want to read a review that's not at the level of a grade 2 student believing they're smarter than they actually are. If you're going to write for a professional site, then damn well make sure you do it in a professional, well thought out and structured manner (and take out all the preachy superfluous word crap - nothing annoys me more than when reviewers stick in words just to make themselves sound smarter, again just like that "attemptedly" line). The only good thing about this review is that it's fairly comprehensive, the problem is that the content in it, is incomprehensible.
It's getting the same review scores as the two previous games and coming from the same studio - a studio which is now simply more experienced. So why the surprise?
Yea i know what you mean, especially when a game like COD gets a 9/10 when barely any effort is shown, it's kinda sad but that's just my opinion.
I played the demo and it seemed alright to me, i'm just not as hyped as i thought i would be for DS3, especially since i heard EA will be releasing 10 pieces of day 1 DLC lol but it's whatever.
i will wait for more review and if this game is good i will pick it down the road. with limited time i don't think this is a day one purchase for me
MGR(also will wait for reviews)
last of us
tomb raider
so many games so little time, playing hitman absolution currently a excellent game not understanding all the hate
DONT READ COMMENT #13 made by shahrukh339. He is posting DS3 spoilers.
And when The Last Of Us or any of the so called artistic horror ps3 'masterpieces' will get a 9 everyone will talk about game of the year and shit like that.Get over it you and all of the people on here gaming is not only ps3 exclusives.I'm not talking especially about you.
10 doesn't mean perfect. Which means that 9 can't be "near perfect".
@ Sod _Delta Why do you find it hard to believe? Why isn't it realistic? Like the last two weren't near perfect games. Dead space 2 was actually better than the 1st, but yet you, and bunch of other people with short memories still don't believe. This is truly the year of the troll. Get off the bandwagon of the whole " its co-op in survival horror so it must suck, it feels like gears of war. And the cover of the box art is ripping off of BF3/Cod" please. I trust visceral games because their history is PROVEN. Oh yeah btw this is just my opinion based on the development team's past...
I'm playing it now, game is easily a 9/10 so far
Lucky bugger! I assume you're playing single player? In your opinion does it still feel like Dead Space, is it still scary? Does the scavanging feel like a grind?
Feels exactly like the previous games. Derelict space ships, necromorphs around every corner, jump scares, using stasis, couple of puzzles, audio logs that reveal history and writing on walls. No grind for resources yet.
After the demo and what we've saw I find that very hard to believe
You sound like an EA PR guy
Have you played the game? No? Then stop throwing accusations because that is essentially what you're doing.
Don't be so paranoid.
You know the demo was to simply show off new content, right? As much as you'd hate to hear it, the game is shaping up to be much better than the demo led on.
After the demo and what we've saw I find that very hard to believe
You sound like an EA PR guy"
This is why Root goes too far. He whines about having his opinion being heard but is quick to attack those who disagree with his agenda because that is all it is folks, an agenda on his behalf. He will spam articles on Dead Space 3 just like he did with DMC and will do the same thing with Tomb Raider.
He wants these games to fail and if anyone actually enjoys these games, God forbid, he gets upset.
@ septic where were you the other day man, these guys were eating me alive on here and i was just telling them to read the DS articles. They were hell bent on hateing everthing about it. ( could of used the moral support and a hug) : )
I don't think root is trying to spam articles. He just loves these franchises alot and is worried they may go the RE route which alot of people are. I don't agree that DS3 is all action like he is saying but i see why people are so protective of it. One thing is for sure we all like dead space.He is just another passionate gamer like the rest of us.
@Root I'm a few hours in, and nutcrackr summed it up. It's pretty much the same just with a little more human confrontation sprinkled in. I'd also give it a 9/10. I was skeptical too after playing the demo but I guess that was just to show off some new things. It's intense and full of jump factor. Fans shouldn't be disappointed.
Ha sorry man. I've taken to avoid Devil May Cry and Dead Space 3 articles like a plague because of the sheer immature nerd rage keyboard warriors on there. I'm not saying that the criticisms are not justified, its just the way people go about it.
The kind of rants you see here are really pathetic in my opinion. People just need to chill.
AdmiralSnake wrote,
"Also if he cared so much about his "beloved franchises" he would ask nutcrackr questions on the game, and how does it relate to the previous installments, instead of using his trash "demo" argument."
That would admit being wrong. He's a right-fighter and it would go against his agenda.
phantomexe wrote,
"I don't think root is trying to spam articles. He just loves these franchises alot and is worried they may go the RE route which alot of people are. I don't agree that DS3 is all action like he is saying but i see why people are so protective of it. One thing is for sure we all like dead space.He is just another passionate gamer like the rest of us."
I think I'm pretty hardcore too. In fact most people who take the time to create accounts and go online to discuss games in general are probably pretty hardcore. This isn't about being passionate, it's more in line with being an extremest. One who wants their opinion heard above all others. One who will create multiple accounts (which a moderator pointed out in another topic about him) to make it appear he's not too much of an extremist.
So no, passionate gamers don't argue with moderators and think everyone else is the problem but them. Passionate gamers are not quick to dismiss anyone else point of view. Passionate gamers don't discourage different views. They most certainly don't think anyone who opposes their views as being employees or PR people. Or think any positive review is paid off or part of a conspiracy plan. That's not being passionate, that's on the verge of being deranged.
Played for 30min then deleted that sh$ty console port.
That's cool, i'm waiting to see more reviews before i check it out, first impression was kinda meh but if i could be convinced this is a near perfect game, i might check it out for the full experience(only played the demo and wasn't that excited about it).
Already beat it in normal and i loved it.
thank god the human encounters in this game are really rare and short too,pretty much they only appear in ch1,10 and in the end.you spend 80% of the game in dark metal corridors too ;)
overall the game is pretty great and has a great plot twist when you are about 3/4 of the game, not to mention the game is pretty long.. took me 15 hours to beat it, i guess in hardcore and retro this will take more time.
The demo wasn't bad but it certainly did not reflect a 9/10 game.
How can companies learn not to ruin franchises if your just going to dish out good scores
My mate got the game early and he says ita bad, horrible humn encounters, rolling, shootouts, tons of ammo, grinding, john is a horrible character, ellie has been sexed up
Maybe he genuinely enjoyed the game and thinks it is deserving of the score? Why should he have to adjust the score to serve your agenda?
There's different game modes, mate. If you don't like shootouts, try Pure Survival. You have to make your own ammo.
What the hell are you on about? Ellie looks nearly identical to the last game, just with a bum eye!
your boys an idiot i git the game last night and beat it already lol thought it was scarier than the previous 2 haha but this is coming from a guy that thought the second was the most scary compared to the first!
Stop with your BS now. We have heard you won't buy it, stop spamming in every dead space article...
Oh yeah, sure, 15 minute demo as the full game, bunch of dumbasses. I've still got faith that this game will be spectacular.
Theres another good review...You see i tryed to tell some of you. The game is still the DS you love. I'm hyped like a school girl on prom night for this.
Root please try not to bash a game based on a DEMO, you are seriously overdoing it. YES i got a bad impression after playing the demo, but i didn't jump the gun because i knew the full game would offer alot more ( obvious).
The whole Co-Op feature added to the game ruined it for me and the demo. ;)
All of the early reviews so far are indicating that the game will be quite good, just like the previous installments. I wonder how many high scores there has to be before haters finally stop bashing the game.
I know EA sucks guys, that doesn't mean that every game they publish will suck, or is a ripoff. From what I've heard from people who have the game early, this game is really good and still has the dead space essence.
Incoming hate because of an optional feature that changes the single player game to make it an entirely different experience.
Just because a game may sacrifice some of its dedicated base for another playerbase, doesn't mean it can't be a good game. It may not be "True DeadSpace", but games aren't judged solely on how well they fit the franchise. It can be a great game, be still 70-80% DS, and receive a good score at the same
Cool, now I'll wait for several reviews from independent sources to get an actual sense for the value of the game.
I guess you've all played the game and completed it.
Now i'll play and see if it's a 9.
"The Unitologists act as you'd expect humans to act, weaving in and out of cover peppering you with assault rifle fire and a few grenades, dropping ammo clips when taken down, allowing space for the new combat moves Isaac packs in his arsenal..."
Oh dear.
I'm sorry, but I can't trust reviews anymore. Might have to sail the seven seas and snatch this from the pirate's bay. If its good I will want to play coop, and then I'll buy it.
Well here's my dilemma, I'm not sure I wanna pay full price for DS3....I don't believe in pirating anything (pirating is a sugarcoat for stealing). But I really want to play it for myself to make my own mind up how good it is. I'm sure it's still going to be good, just not sure it's what I'm looking for in a DEAD SPACE game.
Maybe I'll just do what I did with DS2, wait a week or two and find a copy for a little cheaper. But by that time Aliens:CM will be out and I'll be enjoying that.
RE6 got a 9/10 from PSM, before the game was released to the public
just saying
I've seen enough about this game to know this series has now become garbage... it followed the Resident Evil effect!
I'm gonna give it the benefit of the doubt i still remember the ending of dead space 2 where the credits roll and he just sits there giving up all hope
I'd hate to see a franchise that's had 2 great games die because of a few changes
also comparing this to re 6 is a big insult without having played it
I'm just waiting on the YouTube let's plays. not dropping $60 for this
So the single-player campaign for the 360 version is two discs?
i just can agree more with my father, to be 9/10 the games should have this combination- hitman blood money+hitman absolution+silent hill2,far cry4+GTA, what i tryin to say is the 9/10 games should have a good storyline and gameplay and to complete 10/10 is the graphic,DS3 have all thoose??


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For the past two weeks the Boston Dynamics LS3 (Legged Squad Support System) robot has been undergoing field tests in the woods of central Virginia with personnel from the Marine Corps Warfighting Lab. DARPA issued a news release with video of LS3 following a marine through real world terrain and responding to voice commands. The four legged robot is designed to carry up to 400 lbs of gear anywhere a squad can go. The robot is semi-autonomous and designed to look out for itself and while keeping up with the marines. The tests seem to have positive results, Lt. Col. Joseph Hitt of DARPA reports:
"This was the first time DARPA and MCWL were able to get LS3 out on the testing grounds together to simulate military-relevant training conditions. The robot's performance in the field expanded on our expectations, demonstrating, for example, how voice commands and 'follow the leader' capability would enhance the robot's ability to interact with warfighters. We were able to put the robot through difficult natural terrain and test its ability to right itself with minimal interaction from humans."
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A young client came in last week hoping that I would change a silk chiffon maxi dress to one with a high/low hem for her Grade 8 graduation. I try not to advertise that I actually do alterations..but I seem to be getting more and more referrals lately. I'm not afraid to say no, but a quick few dollars to save towards a new Juki industrial always comes in handy! And Silk Chiffon! I will pick sewing with that over poly chiffon any day! Not to mention that this family is so lovely!
I was certain that this alteration wouldn't take too long. I actually enjoy doing baby hems – and have a great way to do it that I promise I will post in the next day or so. The high/low part I hadn't done before, but I figured that doing it would add one more piece of knowledge to my resume of life!
The client tried on the dress and we decided on the length that she was happy with. (the dress on my dress form looks pretty short. Be assured that my client is a tiny little thing and the dress is a perfectly appropriate length for her!)
Follow these steps to achieve Just the Right High-Low Hem Look!
Lay the dress out pinning the side seams together. Make certain your hemlines, any side seams and center front and back match up. I cut the lining and main fabric as one since trying to finagle the lining out of the way would have been a sure road to remorseville! *Note what I do with the lining length later on.
Mark the center front and center back.
You may now be tempted to take a ruler and draw a straight line from Center Front to Center Back. DON'T DO THAT! You will achieve lines that are not as attractive as the way I am going to suggest. Just put your scissors down and keep reading!
This is the line you want to draw. Start at the Center Front and using ribbon lay it out so that you are making a sideways S curve. The side seam should be about the mid point heightwise between the High Hem and the Low Hem. You want to ensure a gradual – almost flat- beginning and end to your curve. By that I refer to the Center Front (beginning) and Center Back (end). Pin the ribbon to the fabric imagining that the top of the ribbon is your exact hemline. Nudge the ribbon into the shape you are trying to achieve.
Remember to allow for seam allowance. I am doing a baby hem on this fabric so the seam allowance will be less than 3/8 of an inch. Here is a hint- if you use ribbon that is the width of your seam allowance you can cut along the bottom of the ribbon and the seam allowance will be just right! Take a deep breath and grab those scissors… Did you do it? There is no going back now!
Hem the "Fashion Fabric" using whatever hem you feel comfortable with. Or wait until my next post for my Banroll baby hem Tutorial! It will make you want to hem chiffon all day long!
Try the dress on and see how much too long the lining is. Trim – remembering again about seam allowance, and hem.
Now all you need to do is dance the night away!
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MILWAUKEE (AP) — The Philadelphia Phillies' promising road trip ended with a complete collapse.
Aaron Harang gave up a grand slam to Ryan Braun, who tied Robin Yount for the franchise homer mark, and the Phillies were swept in the season series in a 6-1 loss to the Milwaukee Brewers on Sunday afternoon.
"The series we played here is not us. We're not this team. You go through peaks and valleys obviously during the season," Mackanin said. "This is one of those valleys right now. So, when we go home, it'll be good to go home even though it's two days, try and get us back on track."
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One woman's story of sexual assault in the militaryPublished April 6, 2014 at 12:00 a.m.
Just barely out of high school, Melissa Davis joined the Army when she turned 18 in 1986.
Only in her second phase of military training, just three months past her 18th birthday, she said she was raped by a male sergeant.
Now 45, Davis, who lives in Fairfield Bay, is finally talking about the assault and how she has suffered silently for many years.
"I will be silenced no more," she said.
Writing under the pen name Stormie Dunn, Davis tells her story as a victim of military sexual trauma in the book Silenced No More: The Courage of a Soldier — Life After Military Sexual Trauma.
"I was married at the time," Davis said as she began to tell her story.
She said she had just finished her basic combat training and was assigned to another duty station for her Advanced Individual Training. She said her husband was already in AIT at another duty station.
"We both had come from abusive homes and saw [joining the Army] as our only way out. We were the only ones in our families to ever have graduated from high school," she said.
"We knew we could do better. We just didn't know how until a recruiter visited our high school during our junior year," Davis said. "We signed up for the Delayed Entry Program, meaning when we reached 18 and graduated high school, we could enlist. We graduated in May. He left for basic training in June, and I left in July."
Davis said she had "two outstanding drill sergeants" for basic training. "They took me from a civilian to a soldier," she said. "They never mistreated us. They never bullied us or were cruel to us. They were there to help you. No one likes or enjoys basic training, but these two gentlemen showed us what honor, courage, strength and loyalty are about.
"I loved the military," she said.
Davis said that until she reached her AIT duty station, she believed that in the military, she had found a place where she belonged.
She had been at her AIT duty station "not even a week," when her image of the Army was shattered, she said.
She said she and other soldiers were standing in line to receive their gear. Her platoon sergeant had gone into a building when she was called out of formation by another male sergeant.
"I was rather shaken when he asked me where I was from," she said. "I replied, 'Texas.' He said he loved my Southern accent."
Davis said her platoon sergeant returned from the building and yelled at her to get back in line.
"I did, and I never gave it another thought until four days later," she said.
"I was lying in my bunk reading a letter from my husband," she said. "A female enlisted came in with a note to report to the first sergeant's office. Fear ran through me. Fear is instilled into you from day 1.
"I reported to the office. No one was there in the outer office. I knocked on the door and was told to enter. That first sergeant was the one who had called me out of formation earlier that day."
Davis said she was told to report for special duty the next day, at 9 p.m.
"He said I was to report in PT (physical training) gear, and I was dismissed."
She said she reported for the special duty as ordered.
"The room I reported to was just two doors down from my dorm room," she said. "I knocked and knocked. There was no answer. I turned the doorknob and entered the dark room to turn on the light.
"I was grabbed by the arm and pulled into the room. I was pushed against the wall, and all the time he was raping me, he was telling me how he couldn't get my voice out of his mind. It was then I knew who was in the room.
"It was there in that room during a thunderstorm that he raped me for the first time. I say for the first time; I was under his command for the next seven weeks and was raped repeatedly."
Davis said the first sergeant told her if she told anyone about the rape, he would ruin her military career, as well as her husband's, and that he would see to it that they never served on the same base.
"But the worst threat was that he would not promote me and hold me over for another eight weeks," she said.
Davis said she did tell her husband about the rape.
"I told my husband," she said solemnly. "He told me to keep quiet, that it was 'just a few weeks out of the rest of our lives.'
"So I kept quiet," she said. "I was an exemplary soldier.
"I served until my husband was killed by a drunk driver in 1990. I was six months pregnant and had a 2 1/2-year-old and got out."
Davis said she never talked about the rapes again until 1990.
"I was having nightmares and suffering from extreme depression," she said. "I spoke with the head of a women's clinic at a Veterans [Affairs] hospital, and she told me she was sorry, that there were no services that she could offer me. She suggested I go to an AA (Alcoholics Anonymous) meeting, and maybe I could get support there.
"I didn't drink. I've never drank," Davis said. "I hit a wall. I thought, 'Why tell my story? Nobody cares.'
"I didn't speak about it again until September 2012."
Davis tried to get on with her life. She still had nightmares and was depressed. She went into law enforcement and got a degree in criminal justice. She remarried 16 years ago and has three children, a stepson and three grandchildren.
In September 2009, Davis said she was seriously injured in a car accident. She broke her neck and has had multiple surgeries.
"From 2009 to 2012, I did not go out of the house except to doctor's appointments, and my teenage son had to drive me there," she said. "In September 2012, I was sitting in bed with a gun in my hand. There was a card on the table next to me with a 1-800 crisis number on it. I called it, and the woman who answered saved my life. She made me an appointment with a trauma specialist.
"I still deal with depression, but I am better. Until then, I did not realize that this rape, and holding it in all these years, was the cause of my depression. All I knew was that something was wrong with me.
"Writing this book has given me a voice. I will not be silenced anymore."
Davis said she finally did report the rapes in 2012. She said the U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Command conducted an investigation. Davis said her CID investigator told her that CID agents had found "probable cause" that a sexual assault did exist and that a "founded report" was made.
"He (the purported rapist) was retired from the Army by then and was receiving full benefits," she said. "They chose not to bring him out of retirement and put him back on active duty for a military trial."
Davis said her CID investigator told her that documentation has been placed in the man's military file that he is the "subject of a founded report incident" and that it is possible his Veterans Affairs benefits could be cut if, or when, a periodic review of those benefits is conducted.
Since her book came out in December 2013, Davis has had two book signings. The first one was at the Little Rock Air Force Base in Jacksonville, and the second one was March 12 at the Fairfield Bay Library. Her books are available from her website, www.silencednomoreasoldierscourage.com, from Author House Publishers and from local booksellers and online retailers.
Davis has also told her story before a federal advisory committee that is conducting an independent review of the military system's handling of cases of adult sexual assault. She has been asked to come back to Washington, D.C., to testify again on May 5 and 6.
Davis said the human-rights organization Protect Our Defenders has asked her to join its advocacy group. According to information found on the group's website, www.protectourdefenders.com, the organization honors, gives support to and gives voice to "the brave men and women in uniform who have been raped or sexually assaulted by fellow service members."
Davis has also been asked to work with a sexual-assault team at the Little Rock Air Force Base to train advocates who will work with victims of military sexual trauma.
"I work for myself," Davis said. "I am an advocate for everyone."
Davis said she continues to support a bill that would place the reporting and decision making for cases of sexual assault, and other serious crimes that are punishable by one year or more, outside of the victim's chain of command and into the hands of a trained military prosecutor.
Davis continues her road to recovery at the John L. McClellan Memorial Veterans Hospital in Little Rock, and she wants to become more involved in community activities in Fairfield Bay.
"My goal in four years is to run for state representative," she said. "I want to make a difference."
Davis said she hopes to use the proceeds from the sale of her book to set up a 501(c) 3 organization to offer a retreat for victims of military sexual assault, which, she said, numbered more than 26,000 — male and female — in 2012.
"That was reported cases," she said. "Of that number, 300 made it to the courts, and only 2 percent of those cases were prosecuted. Only a small percentage was punished seriously."


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i hope the collective wisdom here can give me a solution. Or if you think there is no hope, I'd appreciate that answer as well.
My DS is 13 weeks now. She was born at 8lb, dropped to 7lb around day 4. I believe my mistake was not feeding her frequently enough in the first couple of days - we roomed in at the hospital, but there was no clear guidance. I wish someone had told me to wake her every two hours - start of feeding to start. We were lax about it and would only wake her every 3-4 hours. So my milk came in late and I've been playing catch up ever since.
She got back to birth weight at 4 weeks. The pediatrician obviously pushed supplement a lot - that was the second mistake. We occasionally supplemented and I pumped after almost every feed. I never did get much during those pumps though. I later found that my thyroid (I'm hypothyroid) was HYPER for a few weeks immediately after she was born and my dosage had to be adjusted. From about 5weeks to 7weeks, she didn't gain a single ounce. We finally gave in and supplemented her about an ounce after several nursing sessions. Effectively about 6-7oz/day.
I'm back at work now (since she was about 11 weeks) - pumping thrice a day and 30mins each time. I use a Medela Symphony with Pumpin Pals and massage while pumping. I only pump about 1.25-1.5oz from both breasts each time. She drinks about 3oz every 3 hrs. So we are still supplementing about 6.5oz a day. I pump after she goes to bed - but she has been reverse cycling lately and I'm not getting a long stretch of sleep. So I just pump enough to top off the pumped total for the day to 4.5oz. I've tried fenugreek (didn't help - is contraindicated for hypothyroidism?), Reglan (am trying to wean off of this now - no side effects, but I'm worried about long term use) and now Motherlove Special Blend (since yesterday). I switch nurse about 2-3 times each side. And cosleep and offer no supplements from about 8pm to 8am. She is gaining slowly, but steadily (about 4-5oz/week) and is a content child.
But I really really want to try to EBF - my goal is at least a year. I've never been able to pump more than the 1.25-1.5oz since returning to work.... is it possible to increase that amount or is it too late this late in the game? What will it take? Or should I be happy that I am able to provide as much BM as I do currently?
And what did I do wrong exactly - was it the infrequent feeding, the supplementing or the hypothyroidism? Can someone who has controlled hypothyroidism provide any insight into their breastfeeding experience?


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Inland Northwest electric utility companies are being targeted with the latest national scam using e-mail to send bogus energy bills. Avista Corporation is among those receiving customer reports of phishing e-mails.
Rather than referencing a specific utility, the e-mails are generic and ask customers to view their bill by clicking a link in the e-mail and set up automatic payment plans. This is a broad scam with e-mail addresses likely being pulled from external sources.
If you currently receive electronic bills from your utility and are unsure if the e-mail is legitimate, some quick ways to verify the accuracy of the e-mail are to: Check the sender. Before clicking on the link to view your bill, hover over the link to be sure that it is directing you back to your utility. Lastly, do not ever enter personal payment information if you have not logged into your account securely.
Do not provide your confidential information to anyone or fall victim to high pressure tactics for payment. If in doubt about an e-mail, contact your energy provider's customer service department.
Idaho County GOP Lincoln Day Dinner set March 8; speakers, auction set
GREENCREEK – The annual Lincoln Day Dinner will be held at the Greencreek Community Hall on March 8, sponsored by the Idaho County Republican Central Committee.
Featured speakers will be Wayne Hoffman, Idaho Freedom Foundation, and Elizabeth Allen Hodge, Idaho Patriot Academy. Attendees are encouraged to meet with and ask questions of candidates seeking public office during the social hour. Nancy Arnzen is catering the dinner
The event starts with a 5 p.m. social hour, dinner and auction at 6 p.m., and presentation starting at 7 p.m. Tickets are $45 per couple, $25 per person, and $15 for those younger than 18. For information, contact one of the following: Marge Arnzen, 816-2521; Donna Wassmuth, 962-1725; Becky Crea, 983-8484; Joann Mider, 935-2115; Clay or Sally Baker, 935-1725.
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Phil Mickelson planning 'drastic changes' because of tax increases
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LA QUINTA, Calif. – Phil Mickelson says he will make "drastic changes" because of federal and California state tax increases.
Speaking Sunday after the final round of the Humana Challenge, Mickelson said: "There are going to be some drastic changes for me because I happen to be in that zone that has been targeted both federally and by the state and, you know, it doesn't work for me right now. So I'm going to have to make some changes."
The 42-year-old golfer said he would talk in more detail about his plans — possibly moving away from California or even retiring from golf — before his hometown Farmers Insurance Open, the San Diego-area event that starts Thursday at Torrey Pines.


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Uroplasty to Present at the 6th Annual JMP Securities Healthcare Conference
Sep 21, 2011, 07:00 ET
MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 21, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Uroplasty, Inc. (NASDAQ: UPI), a medical device company that develops, manufactures and markets innovative proprietary products to treat voiding dysfunctions, announced today that David Kaysen, President and CEO, and Medi Jiwani, Vice President and CFO, will present the Company's business strategy and financial results at the Sixth Annual JMP Securities Healthcare Conference at 2:30 PM ET on Tuesday, September 27, 2011 at The St. Regis Hotel in New York.
Attendance at the conference is by invitation only. A live audio webcast of the presentation will be broadcast via the Internet. Those interested in listening to the webcast may access it at http://wsw.com/webcast/jmp14/upi/, or through Uroplasty's website at www.uroplasty.com. An archived replay of the presentation will be available for 90 days.
About Uroplasty, Inc.
Uroplasty, Inc., headquartered in Minnetonka, Minnesota, with wholly-owned subsidiaries in The Netherlands and the United Kingdom, is a medical device company that develops, manufactures and markets innovative proprietary products for the treatment of voiding dysfunctions. Our focus is the continued commercialization of our Urgent® PC Neuromodulation System, the only FDA-cleared neuromodulation system that delivers posterior tibial nerve stimulation (PTNS) for the office-based treatment of overactive bladder and associated symptoms of urgency, frequency and urge incontinence. We also offer Macroplastique® Implants, an injectable urethral bulking agent for the treatment of adult female stress urinary incontinence primarily due to intrinsic sphincter deficiency. For more information on the company and its products, please visit Uroplasty, Inc. at www.uroplasty.com.
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David Kaysen, President and CEO, or
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text: My DD has been saying for a few weeks that there isn't any mummy milk and has been quite sad about this. She only nurses now at bedtime and rarely at other times. For the last few nights she hasn't asked for milk and has just gone to sleep. When I talked to a friend about this she wondered if she had lost her latch and on reflection Ithink this is the case. It has been uncomfortable for me recently when she is nursing to the point when on occasion I have had to stop. I'm not sure why I'm writing this I guess I really feel for her as she loved mummy milk so much and I would have liked for her to stop because she had grown out of it and didn't need it anymore so just working through this really and hoped there may be others who had similar experiences?


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Professor Charles R. McManis is a nationally and internationally known expert on intellectual property. He is the past director of the Intellectual Property & Technology Law Program and the founder, former director and co-director of the law school's Center on Law, Innovation & Economic Growth. Co-author of a book on licensing intellectual property, Professor McManis is also the editor of an intellectual property book on biotechnology and author of a nutshell on intellectual property and unfair competition, now in its sixth edition. He has taught or researched in the United States and overseas, including Korea, where he was a Fulbright Fellow at the International Intellectual Property Training Institute. He is on the Faculty Advisory Board for the law school's Whitney R. Harris World Law Institute and was recently appointed an ambassador to Korea University through Washington University's McDonnell International Scholars Academy. A member of the American Law Institute, Professor McManis has served as a consultant to the World Intellectual Property Organization and is on the Executive Committee of the International Association of Teachers and Researchers of Intellectual Property. He has presented papers here and abroad on intellectual property issues and has organized conferences on patenting genetic products; intellectual property, digital technology & electronic commerce; re-engineering patent law; and East Asian intellectual property.


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September 6 – December 23, 2011
The 2010-2011 renovation of the Allen Memorial Art Museum and the publication of the museum's first highlights catalogue provides an opportunity to celebrate the development of Oberlin's remarkable collection. Long before the AMAM was founded, many individual works
of art and entire collections were given to Oberlin College to support
the educational goals of this very special institution. When the museum opened its doors in 1917, original artworks were installed alongside plaster casts of famous antique and Renaissance sculptures.
This exhibition brings into focus major milestones in collecting for Oberlin by showing a selection of paintings, drawings, prints, and photographs along with letters and photographs that capture the lively personalities of the people who gave art to the museum. Many donors' names appear multiple times on object labels in the galleries downstairs as well, providing a fuller picture of their generosity.
Today, the Allen Memorial Art Museum boasts an outstanding collection that is nearly encyclopedic in scope and representative of a wide variety of cultures. As can be seen from new acquisitions featured here and in the galleries downstairs, the collection is continuously being developed. As the AMAM nears its centenary in 2017, we thank our donors for their generous contributions, which are appreciated every day and used extensively for teaching, research, exhibitions, and programs both at home in Oberlin and at other museums in the U.S. and abroad.
Click here to view archived blog entries on the "Museum for Oberlin" exhibition.
Nicholas Alden Brooks (American, active 1880–1904)
Handbill of the Play at the Night of Lincoln's Assassination, 1893
Oil on panel (oak)
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Reviewed By Jeff P (Parrish, FL) Reviewed for a 2007 Hummer H2 —11/18/2012 11:59 PM
Liner had a dime sized circular hole with what looked like melted plastic material. Couldn't tell if it was from production process or some other error. Supposedly it is for those Hummers that have the spare tire on the inside; however, the website specified it was for those Hummers that did NOT have the spare tire on the inside. I am somewhat confused about the answers on the phone; however, it is useable.