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Wake Forest looked like a team on a mission for most of the first half against the Miami, but when every possible thing went wrong for the Demon Deacons in the final minutes of the game, the Hurricanes managed to sneak up and capture the come-from-behind victory 28-27.
Going into the fourth quarter Wake held a 27-14 advantage. Wake began the quarter receiving a punt from Hurricanes and drove down to the Miami 27 for a field goal attempt. Freshman kicker Jimmy Newman's 45 yard attempt missed wide left, giving the ball back to Miami. Wake's defense responded, holding on three consecutive plays and forcing a punt, and that is when everything started to go wrong.
Devon Brown was deep to receive the punt from Matt Bosher and had to backpedal to the 14 yard line to receive the punt. Turning almost completely backwards to bring it in, Brown bobbled the catch and ultimately fumbled it backwards as Miami's Sam Shields recovered the ball at the two yard line. The Hurricanes scored on the next play.
"I catch to secure it usually; I catch it and crouch down," explained Brown. "This time I crouched and the ball hit my leg as I was coming down and the ball came out. It was a good punt and the rain was coming down a little bit but that's not an excuse. That's my job; I'm back there to catch the punts. We always talk about 100 percent possession no matter what and I just let it get away from me."
"That one dropped punt was really the difference in the game. It changed all the momentum. If I had just made that one more play then it could have been a different outcome."
The Demon Deacons could have easily been ahead 30-14 with possession of the ball, but instead found themselves clinging to a slim six point margin, 27-21.
Two possessions later Wake still held the same lead and was working to drive the ball down field and continue to run time off the clock. On a third and eight play from his own 17 yard line Riley Skinner rushed right for 12 yards to pick up the first down, but took a shot to the head on his way down. It was immediately clear Skinner was woozy, and he was forced to leave the game with a concussion.
Senior backup Ryan McManus was forced into action and did his best to still lead the Deacons to victory. Over the next seven minutes McManus did what he could, completing five of nine passes for 42 yards, and it was nearly enough. Wake looked like they were moving into scoring position when a holding call on Barrett McMillin backed Wake up and led to a punt.
Wake's defense nearly succeeded in stopping Miami, even forcing them into a fourth and 16 situation from the 41 yard line, but Jacory Harris found a receiver open over the middle for 29 yards and then found the endzone two plays later, taking a 28-27 lead.
McManus attempted to lead the team into scoring position with the remaining 1:08 on the clock, but could only advance the ball as far as the 43 yard line. With only four seconds on the clock Wake elected to attempt a 60 yard field goal which didn't come close, landing five yards short and right of the goal posts and sealing the Deacons fate.
"There was thought to [going for a Hail Mary]," said head coach Jim Grobe. "We've actually hit 57 yarders on a regular basis in practice. We felt like he's capable of making it if he hits it right and he just didn't get it as good as he can."
In the first quarter the Wake Defense forced three Miami punts and scored on each of their two possessions, opening up a 10-0 lead. Except for stalling at the five yard line on their first offensive possession and settling for a field goal, it was practically a perfect quarter for the Deacs.
Wake opened up the second quarter with another touchdown on a 7 yard QB scramble by Skinner and Wake was suddenly up 17-0. At that point Miami began to claw their way back into the game, scoring a quick touchdown to cut the lead to 17-7. Wake added a field goal with less than two minutes left in the half but a squib kick on the ensuing kickoff gave Miami good field position.
The defense had played very well up to that point, but they looked very soft on that possession. It took Miami less than a minute to drive 65 yards for a touchdown, cutting Wake's halftime lead to only 6 points, 20-14.
In the third quarter Wake scored their only points of the second half on a 44 yard completion from Skinner to Chris Givens, but soon after the unfortunate mistakes began to pile up.
"We had opportunities to make plays in the second half and we just didn't make enough plays to beat a good football team, said Grobe. "When you are playing a top 20 team with the kind of skills they've got, they are going to make some plays and unfortunately they made one more than we did."
The loss was clearly painful for the Deacs, but Wake must now face the possibility that Riley Skinner may be unavailable next week at Georgia Tech or even beyond.
"Concussions are funny, you just really don't know. You have to be really, really cautious. In the old days you get knocked out and they throw you right back in the mix and we found that's not a good thing. You can start having a series of those over and over. We'll do what's best for Riley Skinner and not what's the best for the football team."


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Discussion in 'Ride Reports - Day Trippin'' started by Dusty Rhodes, Nov 5, 2012.
The headlight
The bike
The rider
The pub
The tree
The end
Bad luck Rob. Glad to see you can still smile. Heal quick.
Looks a bit like Mt. Margaret Road?
Nice Short and sweet RR
Geez your good Dave
Feel free to add a bit of Rumbleness
Oh Dear Rob.... I nearly passed out when I saw your X-ray mate. Heal fast and take care.
Happy Chap, had to use 1/2 me first aid kit on him just to get him in this condition
Plastic gear levers
My eyes, Where are my eyes
The look on his face Priceless
This guy is worth his weight in Gold, Good on you Paul. To the rescue
Not the way to see a bike
Then Brian's bike decided to throw a chain :eek1
Wasn't the only one getting Blown away with this ride so far :huh
Internet is crap tonight so more pic's tomorrow
Dave is definitely the man. He is an encyclopedia of SEQ back roads.
The boys formed up a guard of Honour on both side of the road,
as a wounded Hardhead & Tiger departed the scene &
headed in a homewards direction. Would have made a good photo.
Thanks Dusty and all the crew. Another great ride.
Owww . . .
that won't buff out . . . get well soon!
(here's another pub photo . . .
normally i say good stuff!
but maybe not this time
get well soon and drink plenty of dairy products for strong healthy bones
It might need a bit of elbow grease to get it working again...
It looks like Rumble is about to break into a Haka
Finally got pics transferred :dogSomething playing up. Now where was I ?
Old adventure bike inside the pub. Still got pannier racks on
Yes I know you have all seen a pic of the pub. New owners in there now and are looking for new ways to get more people there. Good central for a Koombits Tops ride if you are heading up that way.
Ride home Sunday on old roads
There goes Martin (Bomber) Ohhhhh no , that's right . He didn't come as he might get his bike wet Martin
The guys are waiting on me down there
I know you want it Paul
Our stand-in replacement for the broken Rob
Bomber again --- NOT HERE.
Time to mooooove on and head for home. After a little swim here first.
Great ride thanks Dusty
Well some of it
What did you Do? you'r suppose to stay up right...
Anyway I do like your country side, looks like lots of fun for the 2 wheelers... I like the looks of that pub there fun too!!!
Well take it slow and heal correctly, Do what the Doc says.....
In a nutshell, I dodged a cow, hit loose gravel and fell off.
The bike has gone to the assessor today and I go to the surgeon tomorrow.
Ill get to that pub one day.
Mungungo might be the new Maidenwell..
Here's Brian doing some cow weaving but being an ex-dairy farmer he had no problem
These ones were way more rider friendly
No it wasn't the Haka it is Rumble doing his morning Tai Chi ...., I think it was called the yo yo but it didn't seem to impress Graham (unco).
Can someone tell me where this is?? I have to go, I get wood over this kind of wood!! Boabs turn me on!!
half way along Mt Margaret road, west of Monto, Joe
G'day Joe, check out it out on the North Burnett Council Map. I'm sure you have the link.

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i went to the show last night here in h-town and it was a great show trey always do it well!!!!!!!!!!! i was super excited especially after the cd signing, pics, hugs and talking with him, i just was in the clouds!!!!!!!!! luv u trey
I went to the San Diego concert and it Was Epic!!!!!!!! You guys are gonna love it....pls upload ur pix of the recent concert....wanna see all the angels in gear and all the signs....I love to see everyone's creativity.
im going !!! drove six hours to see him in dallas in august. & saw him at family fun day right before ready came out!! &..........im going to the signing!! are any of yall going to the signing? -@missbeffy
Didnt Know There Were More Of Us!!!! Im Nopt #Teamfollowback But Ill Follow My Angels Back!!! -@PurpleKisses25
Its gonna feel great to see Trigga Its my 4th concert and it feels like the first! Im Bringing the love Trey!
Cant wait for the Houston 11-23 show....this will be my 1st time seeing @treysongz & Im soooo excited!!!!!! YUUUP, C'MOOONNN:) @Melotti_Mayhem
9 days until showtime!! So excited to see Trey this is my first time seeing him live and my sisters first concert as well her early Xmas gift!! Driving 2hrs to see him and will do my best to make it to the signing!!! Follow me on twitter @lanette05
This will b my first time seeing Trey live and I'm so EXCITED!! Then I'm going to get the Trey's Angel logo tatted on my wrist just to commemorate that day....@presshus1 will definitely be in the building!
I will be at the Houston show on 11/23.Im so glad Trey is coming to my home town!!!....... I went to see him dallas on 08/08/10 for the ppp tour..... Now im seeing him again in 11 days.... I cant get enough of Trey....... Whats up to all my Houston Angels.......
I'm always excited to go to a Trey show! Fan from day one. Driving from Austin to Houston to see Trey. Going early as well to the signing. Hope to see my fellow Angels. :)
I am so excited and ready to see Trey in Houston on Nov.23rd! This will be my first live Trey show and I know it's going to be INCREDIBLE!!!. Fellow Houston Angels, let's show Trey how much we love and support him while he is here in the city. My twitter handle is @mtstar22. Follow me, I follow back! Hope to meet ya'll at the show!
Can't wait for the 23rd!!!!! Already got my outfit and everything! I'm Ready to see Trey do a great preformance cause his live shows are the BESt! @nonnie89
too excited im in the 6th row!!! im like going crazy waiting alomost in tears @Lyric8483
Trey's Angels Rock!
Twitter handle cuteandsassy823...so glad i might not be by myself @ the concert... Couldn't find a friend to go with so I'M SOLO 4 TREY...I can't wait to see him LIVE...I'm stationed in Killeen so i'm driving back home just for this...
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I bought my OMG Tour ticket in September.... and it will be my first time seeing Trey in concert. I'm excited beyond words.... It would be awesome if I could follow Trey for a day on November 24rd.... HInt hint....
IM SUPERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR EXCITED ABOUT THE SHOW IN HTOWN IM DRIVING THERE AND I GOT TEASED @the EssenceFestival I wish Trey could have sang all night so I am ready to see him again its longggggggggggggggggggg over due Im glad @TreysAngels started this so we can describe our emotions before and after these will be nights to remember I know I will got my tickets and wish that I could meet trey again but maybe next time for now im still gonna scream love and dance the whole concert this #HeavenSent Angel gonna fly in there and show out in a classy way I love me some Trey... lol my twitter is @Mzlucki1
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HMO702 - Advanced Optometric Studies 2
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Must be enrolled in D302 Bachelor of Vision Science/Master of Optometry or H710 Master of Optometry
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Two x 2 hours of problem-based learning seminars, 3 x 2 hours of clinical skills practicals, 1 x 2 hours ophthalmic dispensing workshop, 1 x 2 hours of team-based learning seminar and up to 10 hours of supporting classes per week for 10 weeks of trimester. 1 x 8 hours of Transition to Clinical Practice workshop, 2 x 20 hours of clinical placements and 3 x 4.5 hours of ophthalmology placements across trimester.
In this unit students will further develop and demonstrate their capacity to apply knowledge of the physical and biomedical sciences and the professional and business practices underpinning optometry in the clinical setting.
Students will engage in problem-based learning cases on more complex optometric conditions associated with developmental and refractive disorders of vision, ocular disease, ocular therapy and systemic disorders of vision. Classes, seminars, clinical skills practicals and clinical placements will be offered in support of the problem-based sessions.
Students will continue to gain the competencies for all aspects of optometric practice, as defined by the Optometry Council of Australia and New Zealand (OCANZ), including: patient examination, diagnosis and management; optometric dispensing and business; and ethics, law and public health.
Transition to clinical practice workshops will prepare students for clinical residential placement and highlight topical issues in optometric practice.
Assessment task 1: Team-Based Learning (TBL): 10 x individual Readiness Assurance Tests (iRAT) 15% with formative team Readiness Assurance Tests (tRAT)
Assessment task 2: Research data analysis and oral poster presentation (2000 words) 15%
Assessment task 3: Objective Structured Clinical Examinations (OSCE) 25%
Assessment task 4: Objective Structured Performance-Related Examinations (OSPRE) 10%
Assessment task 5: Supervisor assessment of ACO patient clinical examinations 20%
Assessment task 6: Written examination (2 hours) 15%
Hurdle requirements
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Lerch was last seen at an apartment in Columbus, Ohio on August 14, 1982.
Peggy and Christopher Lerch had been at the apartment of William D. Wickline on August 14, 1982. According to records, Wickline was using cocaine with the couple when he stabbed and decapitated Christopher and strangled Peggy during an argument over $6,000 in drug money.
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Tech (6-2) got a combined six-hitter from Brittany Williams and Noelle Cline in the chilly and wind-swept afternoon opener. Lindsey Klabacha and Cline then teamed to toss a four-hitter in the finale as the Suns extended their winning ways to four straight.
The Suns clubbed out 28 hits in the double sweep off a trio of Lady Eagle pitchers, including a first-game two-run homer by Klabacha -- a drive over the center-field wall into the stiff and gusty wind.
Tech wasted little time in setting the tone in the first contest, collecting five runs off five hits in the first inning and then let Williams and Cline take things from there. Molly Schweigert opened with a single and two batters later, Klabacha unloaded her two-run blast for a quick 2-0 Tech lead.
Nicole Berry followed with a walk and then back-to-back singles by Erica Meza and Sara Goodman drove home Berry with the third run. Williams then tapped another single, sending Meza and Goodman across for the 5-0 advantage.
Tech would go on to score three runs in each of the third and fourth innings as Williams, who went a full three innings, and Cline, who hurdled the final two innings, and combined for seven strike outs.
Goodman led Tech's 14-hit assault with a 3-for-3 performance. Schweigert, Meza, Williams and Burnett each had a pair of hits for the Suns.
Williams Baptist (4-9) made it a little tougher game in the finale before the Suns broke away for four runs.
Tech was clinging to a 2-1 lead after three frames and then punched across a couple of tallies in the fourth to all but wrap up the win at that point. Williams drew a walk and later scored on an error by the Williams Baptist catcher. Lauren Western singled and then came home on Klabacha's two-out single for a 4-1 Tech lead.
Single runs in the sixth and seventh innings wrapped up the scoring for the Suns.
Klabacha worked three innings and gave up three hits, while Cline went the final four and surrendered only one hit. Western went 4-for-4 and Schweigert 3-for-3 in leading the Suns' 14-hit attack. Terrise Williams, Klabacha and Laura Burnett each had two hits.
Tech will open Gulf South Conference play Friday afternoon in Memphis against Christian Brothers University.


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Geriatric Home Care Utilization: San Francisco, 1968-1975 (ICPSR 7853)
Principal Investigator(s): Day, Suzanne
This data collection reported on geriatric clients served by San Francisco Home Health Services, Inc. (SFHHS) between 1968 and 1975. The study was designed to document and analyze the natural history of home care service use from entry to exit, noting what types of users were in a home care agency's program and how intensively services were utilized. The study also identified outcome categories useful for response to public policy questions on the effectiveness of various service types in meeting geriatric needs. Also examined was the relationship of home care use to nursing home entry, and to the need for other services. In Part 1, data for 2,435 clients were gathered from case records at SFHHS. Variables used in the analysis include entry characteristics (e.g, age, sex, condition, living arrangement, and contextual variables such as referral source, prior source of care, and payment type), duration, intensity, and type of service utilization, as well as discharge or exit status. Some of these are calculated variables derived from each case's accumulated monthly service records (found in their raw form in Part 2). Part 2 contains 35,729 client monthly service records, which are distributed as raw data as received from SFHHS. Variables include billing date, pay plan, and frequency and intensity of assistance.
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Day, Suzanne. Geriatric Home Care Utilization: San Francisco, 1968-1975. ICPSR07853-v1. Ann Arbor, MI: Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research [distributor], 1982. https://doi.org/10.3886/ICPSR07853.v1
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Subject Terms: aging, eldercare, gerontology, health care services, health policy, home care agencies, home health care, institutional care, insurance, long term care, medical records, nursing home care, older adults, public health, public policy, quality of life, supportive services
Geographic Coverage: California, San Francisco, United States
- 1968--1975
Universe: All clients at the San Francisco Home Health Services, Inc. who were 65 or older at entry, not Kaiser Plan cases, and who began service between January 1968 and December 1974.
Only the hardcopy codebook contains documentation for Part 2.
The longitudinal data from which this study is comprised were compiled retrospectively by San Francisco Home Health Services, Inc.(SFHHS) under federal contract (HEW-100-77-0065) and a grant from the United States Department of Health, Education, and Welfare (Grant 003A-7601) for all cases served by SFHHS from the mid-1957 origin of the agency through December 1975. They were incorporated into coded files that document entry, service history, and discharge experience. The SFHHS machine-readable data were organized into four files: Header, Interrupt, Functional Assessment, and History. Only the Header and History records were considered complete enough for use in the present study. Variables for analyzing personal and contextual influences on service utilization such as birthdate, pay plan, public assistance, diagnosis, referral source, sex, marital status, and closing codes were developed from the original SFHHS Header file. Information on utilization, such as sums of home health aid, nurse, and therapist visits was drawn from the original SFHHS History file. The original SFHHS History records are included as Part 2 of this collection, and they are represented in Part 1 through calculated variables derived from each case's accumulated monthly service records.
Sample: The sample is the same as as the universe, with client ethnicity broadly representative of San Francisco's population between 1968-1974: close to one-third native-born Caucasian, one quarter each foreign-born Caucasian and Asian, and about one-tenth each Black and Latino.
case records and monthly billing records from San Francisco Home Health Services, Inc.
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When you have a 98 Degrees tattoo on your right biceps — as does Jeff Timmons — you are sort of beholden to the brand.
So it made sense that Timmons has been eager to reunite the 1990 boy band — or rather, former boy band — for an appearance on the "Today" show last Friday and a spot on the bill at last weekend's "MixTape Festival" in Hershey, Pa. It was the first live performance by the 98 Degrees in 11 years, and their set closed the two-day festival at Hersheypark Stadium.
Others on the nostalgia-tinged bill were Backstreet Boys, New Kids on the Block, the Dan Band and LL Cool J. Kelly Clarkson, the Fray, the Wanted, DJ Pauly D, Carly Rae Jepson and Steel Panther (presumably to instill a sense of stability to the two-day event) also performed.
But the long-awaited reunion of 98 Degrees, in the works for more than two years, was the most-anticipated performance.
"We had the opportunity to do this really big festival, and also the 'Today' show, the biggest show on morning TV, so we agreed to do it. Aside from the iHeart Music Festival, who knows if there is going to be another megashow like this for us to perform?"
Timmons has returned to game-plan his career in Las Vegas. He has moved his family to Summerlin, and is coming off a summer-long club show at Ovation at Green Valley Ranch. The interactive, put-your-hands-in-the-air production "Wired" forged an atmosphere of fun, but Timmons is seeking a stronger show somewhere on the Strip.
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"Adam is somebody I'm really talking with, a lot," Timmons said last week, before heading off to appear on "Today" in New York. "He's great. We've talked about doing everything from a male revue brand to revamping a variety show, maybe bringing the show I just did at GVR to the Strip."
Timmons' connection to male revues stems from his appearance in "Chippendales" at the Rio in the spring and summer of 2011. On Saturday, he's performing two songs during the AFAN Black & White Party at the Hard Rock Hotel's Nirvana Pool.
An adept marketer who is at once chatty and smart in public appearances, Timmons had a successful run with the Chipps and has gained a grip on what it feels like to live in Vegas, where it isn't always 98 degrees.
• Miss Nevada Outstanding Teen 2012 Ellie Smith is singing the national anthem Wednesday night at the Colorado Rockies-New York Mets game at CitiField in New York. The 15-year-old pageant queen finished in the top 16 in a field of 54 contestants at the Miss America Outstanding Teen Pageant in Orlando, Fla., over the weekend.
Smith has been a busy anthem singer since age 12, and has performed the anthem at pro sporting events for such teams as the L.A. Lakers, L.A. Dodgers, Phoenix Suns and Chicago Bears.
• Gilbert Gottfried is headlining at Brad Garrett's Comedy Club at MGM Grand through Sunday night. During an appearance on Fox 5's "More" show this morning, anchor Rachel Smith asked him about being pulled from the Aflac insurance commercials. Gottfried was yanked from the spots after tweeting jokes about the Japanese earthquake and tsunami of March 2011.
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• Those who still link white tigers to Strip entertainment will be interested to know that two of the city's most famous entertainers to use the big cats are not working steadily in Vegas. Both Dirk Arthur and Rick Thomas have had their shows close over the past several months (Arthur at the now-closed O'Shea's and Thomas at V Theater). That means, at the moment, there is no major production featuring white tigers in Las Vegas (and no, we are not counting puppet shows).
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ARLINGTON — All those 30-something defenders for the Chicago Bears can still play. They get to quarterbacks and make plenty of tackles even if they may have lost a little speed through the years.
The Bears went into Week 4 leading the NFL with 14 sacks, including 2 1/2 each by ends Julius Peppers and Israel Idonije. Linebackers Lance Briggs and Brian Urlacher lead the team with 21 tackles each.
And Urlacher, their defensive elder statesman at 34, believes he's just getting started going into Monday night's game in Dallas after missing the preseason because of a surgically repaired left knee.
"I don't have any pain. ... The more I play, the better I'll get, the more in shape I'll get," said Urlacher, who as promised didn't miss any regular-season games. "Preseason just ended for me. That's the way I looked at it. I didn't play the whole preseason and now I feel like I've got a little bit of game shape and can run a little better."
The Bears will be at Cowboys Stadium chasing quarterback Tony Romo in a matchup of 2-1 teams.
Romo took quite a beating last week. He was sacked four times, twice losing fumbles after being sandwiched between defenders, and was hit several other times in a tight win over Tampa Bay.
The Cowboys will get no break against the older group from Chicago.
"They are an outstanding defense. They really are. It starts with those guys up front. ... They don't do an incredible amount of blitzing, but they still provide pressure as much as any team," Cowboys coach Jason Garrett said. "They play the right way. They play with a relentless spirit."
Chicago was among the NFL's best defenses the first three weeks, allowing only 279 total yards (sixth in the NFL) and 16.7 points (fifth). The Bears have a fifth 30-something starter in right cornerback Charles Tillman.
"They play so well as a unit right now," Romo said. "They're getting a great pass rush up front. And it allows those guys to play fast and react and do the things that allow them to get their hands on the ball. It's just a very, very tough unit to go against."
DeMarcus Ware, the perennial Pro Bowl linebacker who himself turned 30 this summer, and the Dallas defense is pretty good as well.
The Cowboys are first in the NFL allowing only 250 yards per game. Tampa Bay had 166 yards last week, only 96 before its final drive of the game. That defense is a big reason they have managed to win two games despite scoring an NFL-low 47 through the first three games.
Second-year Dallas defensive coordinator Rob Ryan has been less boastful this season, not as outgoing in proclamations of how good his unit can or should be. They have instead shown that with their play.
"I think this group is all in together," Ryan said. "We worked hard last year. We just weren't quite as effective, but all of our guys believe in each other. I think they believe in the coaches. .... We're all really coming together."
The Cowboys could be without linebacker Anthony Spencer, who missed three consecutive days of practice because of a strained pectoral muscle.
Peppers has twice had three-sack games against the Cowboys, but those were his rookie year in 2002 and three years later while still with Carolina. Those were also when Dallas had the likes of Quincy Carter, Chad Hutchinson and an old Drew Bledsoe at quarterback, instead of the mobile Romo.
"You've got to be locked in on your job. You've got to be disciplined," Briggs said. "When he starts to scramble, you've got to find a receiver and plaster him. And our D-line has to keep him in the pocket. We've got to do a good job of keeping him in the pocket and not allowing him to create more time, because if you get enough time on any defense you'll find a hole."
Urlacher said he has blitzed once all season, and that the Bears haven't had to very much this year because of the pressure the defensive front gets on quarterbacks.
Monday's game is set to be Urlacher's 172nd career start for the Bears, matching Mike Singletary for the third-most in team history. If he starts the rest of the game this season, he will match Walter Payton for the most.
Inside the 30-somethings ends are a pair of tackles in their mid-20s, Henry Melton and Stephen Paea.
"We've talked an awful lot about Henry Melton, Israel Idonije, it's just good competition for all of the guys to get to the quarterback," coach Lovie Smith said. "And we want that."
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Two major highways will no longer stand in the way of cyclists and pedestrians on two popular Mountain View trails once a pair of bridges are finished in early 2012.
The city broke ground on a milestone engineering project on Dec. 16 that extends the Permanente Creek Trail from Shoreline Park and Google headquarters to residential areas by way of a bridge over Highway 101 and a tunnel under Old Middlefield Way. Meanwhile, bids have just come in under budget for a Stevens Creek Trail crossing over Highway 85 at Dale Avenue, which will probably begin construction in February.
The city is on track to have both trail extensions complete by spring 2012.
Last week, city officials, Google employees and residents celebrated the groundbreaking of the Permanente Creek Trail projects. Google welcomed the ceremony by providing food and allowing the use of one of its parking lots along Alta Avenue.
"What we've heard from the community is the need to connect the city" so that the city is no longer "pieces separated by freeways," said Mayor Ronit Bryant. "It will help give us the walk-able, bike-able city residents tell us they want."
At a cost of $8.29 million, the project includes a long concrete bridge over Highway 101 and a tunnel under a busy section of Old Middlefield Way. The Permanente Creek Trail is expected to eventually terminate along Permanente Creek near Crittenden Middle School.
Mountain View's City manager of 20 years, Kevin Duggan, said the project would be "well used and well loved," and called it "one of the best projects we've ever done."
The trails will connect the western half of the city to its major office district, which is known for being isolated from the rest of the city by Highway 101. It is home to Google, Microsoft, the city's movie theater, Computer History Museum, and Shoreline Park, all of which are sure to have more pedestrian traffic coming in from the Permanente Creek trail.
"You won't even notice," traffic impacts from construction, said public works engineer Bob Kagiyama. Each direction of Highway 101 between Shoreline Boulevard and Rengstorff will be closed in the late hours of the night for only two days, with traffic being redirected onto side streets. During those two days, large support structures will be hoisted up for the reinforced concrete that will be poured as the bridge is built with traffic passing beneath.
Stevens Creek Trail update
The same contractor who is building the Permanente Creek Trail bridge and tunnel, Gordon N. Ball, submitted the low bid last week of $4.13 million for a Stevens Creek Trail bridge over Highway 85 at Dale Avenue.
The City Council is expected to approve a bid in January, allowing the Highway 85 bridge to break ground in late February. Over half of the funds are coming from state grants.
To discuss construction issues, the city will hold a meeting for neighbors of the bridge on Jan. 21 at 6:30 p.m. in Conference Room C at the Palo Alto Foundation's Mountain View hospital at 701 El Camino Real.
The bridge will connect the well-used five-mile trail from its southern most tip at Sleeper Avenue across the highway to Dale Avenue and the neighborhood around the hospital. Construction could be complete in February 2012, Kagiyama said.
The City Council has already approved the concept of extending the Stevens Creek Trail even farther south for its final extension, and has approved an environmental study of the route.
To build that extension the city must locate about $10 million in funding and engineer the trail around various obstacles, including a tight squeeze between the Highway 85 sidewall and an apartment complex's parking lot near Dale Avenue. Moving the sound wall or buying a piece of the apartment complex's property would be necessary, Kagiyama said.
Fortunately, the city owns the meadows the trail will run through on the east side of Highway 85, Kagiyama said. Those meadows are now closed to the public.
The creek itself is also an obstacle and a large bridge over it may be necessary where it connects with a diversion channel midway between the Dale Avenue bridge and a proposed bridge over Highway 85 to Mountain View High School.
"There's definitely going to be some challenges there," Kagiyama said. "We've done a lot of trails so we've got the experience. We're pretty comfortable with our relationships in dealing with Caltrans and the Santa Clara Valley Water District. It has definitely been a long-term partnership."


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Prosecutor Kyle Hunter said a judge on Tuesday found probable cause to hold Lillie Foots-Wilson, 49, on a capital murder charge. Hunter said Foots-Wilson is being held without bond. She is expected to be formally charged later.
Police said Foots-Wilson shot and killed Latange Long, 34, on Monday morning at Central Moloney Inc.
No one else was hurt in the shooting, but a company spokesman said dozens of other people were nearby.
Hunter said the judge appointed a public defender to represent Foots-Wilson. One of the local public defenders, Buck Fikes, didn't immediately return a phone message seeking comment.


text: Haven't posted much the last 6 months... so I've been pretty busy lately. Got caught up in campaign work, met the President (!), have been job searching and spending time with family post-Japan ever since. Looking for work out in New York and D.C. and planning a move soon. How is everyone? UPDATES FOLKS. What are you up to this year? I just want to find some good, creative work -- get settled into a new city, and enjoy the last year and a half of my 20s .


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Photographer's Note
~ Namaste /\ 900th For TE ~
Here is a moment which came after almost five long years. During this period I learned A LOT from my TE friends. I entered this site with a little knowledge about photography and with a small compact digital camera, which I used for a long long time. But your kind helps and assistance with valuable suggestions made me a bit stronger these days, when I started using a DSLR. Thanks for all of your valuable critiques, specially those real constructive critiques which rectified my sense in this field of photography. I am an amateur photographer but it is really a passionate love for me. Thanks to you all for bearing me from the very begining. I can name all of my friends, who are encouraging me through this journey, but it will turn to a long long list. So, I'll not wright those names, I'll just recall them whose presence were valueable to me but they are not with this site these days. Hope they'll active again with their immense potential.
Anyway, thanks again.
~ Enjoy It & Namaste ~
pajaran, RhodieIke, shreya2000, Subhogen, siudzi, snunney, papagolf21, macjake, timecapturer, Romano46, Cricri, nikkitta, jcpix, mirosu, CLODO, patpatch, Didi, ourania, Royaldevon, kwekwekan has marked this note useful
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jurek1951 (42198) 2014-02-25 0:32
a superb portrait with attractive composition and warm lights, great sharpness and clarity, suggestive photo work,
pajaran (73319) 2014-02-25 0:36
Dobar dan.
Srecno vam -900. lepih fotografija na TE.
Dobar trenutak snimka, ostrina i kontrast, lepo pokazan trenutak.
Sve najbolje u daljem radu i zivotu sa dobrim zdravljem, lepim fotografijama na TE i dobrim kritikama.
Imajte lep i uspesan dana, sve najbolje.
Good afternoon.
Good luck to -900. beautiful photos on TE.
Good time recording, sharpness and contrast nicely demonstrated moment.
All the best in their future work and life with good health, beautiful photos on TE and good reviews.
Have a nice and successful day, all the best.
yquem46 (38752) 2014-02-25 0:43
namaskar Subhendu
900 posts in no time !
Bravo for your contribution to TE and for this one, well chosen to represent the spirit of India and mark the milestone
Best regards, have a nice day
shreya2000 (2809) 2014-02-25 1:01
Dear Dada,
Many Congratulations to you to achieve such a milestone in TE. Yes you are right that we have to learn a lot from TE friends. As such I am learning from you !!!! Your pics are superb. I can understand your learning process since I am passing through the same process these days.
Discover the world through photography is the motto of TE which is 100 percen correct. With this discovery we can also nurture our inner photographer.
I am also watching TE for more than 5 years but I was only a spectators till 2012. After becoming a member of TE in 2012 I am learning most valuable lessons of photography. I am taking my hobby seriously now.
I am also missing a senior member of TE. His name is Angshu.
Our best wishes are with you to achieve many more milestore in photography. I just wanted to know before entering TE did you an ametuer photographer?
RhodieIke (11744) 2014-02-25 1:09
Wow Subhendu,
Congratulations on your 900th on TE, Quite an achievement, and we hope for many more superb shots such as this one.
Your tight crop shows this guy off at his best, we can see and feel his presence aura and his dedication to his beliefs and life.
Avery powerful image.
Fantastic, Tfs,
Cheers, Iain.
Subhogen (4067) 2014-02-25 1:44
Hello Subhendu,
A fine portrait of this sadhu with bright colours and excellent detailing. Very good timing and observation to catch the holy man in a 'namaskar' pose. Nice one, thanks for sharing.
Many congrats on your 900th photo over here, looking forward to see such wonderful posts from you.
mesutilgim (99406) 2014-02-25 1:56
Hello dear Subhendu,
First of all congratulations to your 900th entry at TE !
Amazing portrait with ver good layout.
Nice notes and nice framing.
TFS and best regards
siudzi (34141) 2014-02-25 2:35
Hello Subhendu,
Wow! What a fantastic portrait pic! Truly impressive work submitted your 900th posting! Perfectly seen and executed as always. Congrats!
Best wishes,
snunney (115333) 2014-02-25 2:43
Hello Subhendu,
Firstly, many congratulations on 900 postings on TE, a splendid milestone indeed. This one is a real cracker. Perfectly composition complemented by excellent exposure management. Colours and clarity are exceptional.
papagolf21 (120912) 2014-02-25 3:16
Bonjour, cher Subhendu,
Merci pour cette 900e publication sur le site de TE, vos contributions sont toujours très appréciées.
Cette image est encore très réussie à tous les niveaux.
Très bonne continuation sur le site.
macjake (78785) 2014-02-25 4:25
Hi Subhendu
wonderful choice of subject to celebrate your 900th post and to give appreciation and thanks.
so many wonderful hidden gems in this scene.
his jelwery, his white whiskered beard, this eyes, and the folding/wrinkled skin on his hands.
such an effective crop and composition too.
well done all around
timecapturer (49288) 2014-02-25 5:26
Hi Subhendu
a stunning shot to mark your 900th posting. This is such a beautifully compelling study, with immaculate detailing and a real sense of the mood and dedication of this man. A classy and spellbinding presentation. Congratulations! Looking forward to 900 more.
Sergiom (98796) 2014-02-25 5:36
Bonjour Subhendu
Tu as su entrer dans l'intimité de cet homme en prière de très belle façon.On voit presque son âme dans son regard. Il est parfaitement placé dans l'image. J'aime beaucoup ses mains jointes et ses bagues.
abmdsudi (65365) 2014-02-25 6:02
Namaste Subhendu
Congrats on your 900th, a strong and emotional portrait, your ability to snap in circumstances at the right time is applauded. Great framing and well detailed sharp in focus on the eyes with excellent clarity and shallow dof. A very effective shot, perhaps you may consider to tone down the background red as it tends to distract and take the focus away from main subject. This is my sincere opinion hopefully acceptable to you. Well done, Congrats
Best regards
holmertz (66152) 2014-02-25 7:11
Hello Subhendu,
Congratulations on your jubilee. I have said it before, and I will say it again, that you have developed as a photographer in a most impressive way during your years at TE. This photo is strong proof of your talent. It is an amazing portrait, well timed and well composed, as well as being technically perfect.
Kind regards,
Angshu (56760) 2014-02-25 8:36
Dear Subhendu
A lovely portrait for your 900th anniversary. Congratulations...you have indeed developed in leaps & bounds in photography! You have also now crossed my post numbers...congrats for that as well ;-)
The red background makes this all the more beautiful. Good closeup shot with fine details!
Lets see you post hundreds more and make us proud with the quality of your pictures
Best Wishes
SnapRJW (31629) 2014-02-25 9:36
I love this Subhendu - Your crop is original and I like the way you have used the negative space to direct our attention to the praying hands... excellent. The rings are pin-sharp and a very good focal point. I like the colours too; red and look how well it makes a backdrop for the hands. Well done, I like this a lot. Warm regards Rosemary
PS... 900th shot! Congratulations!
Indrasish (2943) 2014-02-25 9:37
Dear Subhendu Da,
Onek suvechha tomar 900th post er jonno..
Wonderful shot here.. I like the composition and awesome blurred background.. And you choose an interactive moment for your 900th.. Also I love the lovely vibrant red colors too.. Very well done Subhendu da..
Warm regards,
Romano46 (18472) 2014-02-25 10:31
Ciao Subhendu
una foto eccellente nella composizione e notevole anche per il soggetto colto in un momento di profonda ispirazione.
Bello anche il contrasto tra il rosso ed il colore della pelle.
Straordinaria la messa a fuoco e la relativa nitidezza.
Ciao e buona serata
Cricri (135446) 2014-02-25 10:43
Hi Subhendu
Un tout bon anniversaire sur TE, respect pour cette 900ème image, un très joli portrait, bien cadrer, top dans les couleurs et la netteté
merci a toi pour ces belles images de ton pays, que je connait mieux grâce a toi
Belle soirée
nikkitta (17070) 2014-02-25 14:53
Namaste Subhendu
900 post of great moments and people from India, my congratulations !
And the post, a great one, of a so kind , reflexive gesture, well taken and cropped with exellent frame
Regards and best wishes
jcpix (14024) 2014-02-25 16:17
Namaste Subhendu,
Great to see this achievement...not only the impressive number of photos, but also the remarkable quality in which you've obtained. Congratulation on the hallmark of 900. A very concise note which expresses many shared sentiments. I've learned more in my time here than I ever had previously, and will hopefully continue to grow more proficient as time passes.
Your style is indelibly positive to TE, I've enjoyed following along and wish you at least 900 more! :) Great to hear from you, keep 'em coming!
Friendly wishes,
Apurba20 (984) 2014-02-25 21:01
Hi Subhendu
A very emotional thanks which you have given to TE.
I find this Namaste intriguing, firstly because it seems to be very genuine, which usually comes when one tries to communicate with God. Secondly, do I see a hint of tears?
Well captured!
Corry (4508) 2014-02-25 21:08
Bonsoir Subhendu
Très beau portrait de cet homme en prière. Couleurs très attrayantes et netteté excellente. Très bien fait.
jjcordier (79297) 2014-02-25 21:58
Un grand bravo et un grand merci pour ces 900 très belles photos partagées avec nous!
Ce portrait est très réussi techniquement et l'image a un gros potentiel émotionnel. Excellent!
fabbs99 (17179) 2014-02-25 23:43
Hi Subhendu,
Superb shot of the colorful Sadhu.Nice image, sharp with good details, well saturated colors and nice composition. Well done. TFS.
emka (117077) 2014-02-26 0:46
Namaste Subhendu,
Congratulations for this milestone. It is always good moment for some reflections. TE is a great place to learn about the world, photography and the important to have friends from all over the world. And what a splendid portrait you show for this occasion. Amazing close up of the hands of this old man.
WArm regrads MAlgo
mirosu (16313) 2014-02-26 1:19
Hi Subhendu,
An excellent photo. Smart choice of tight crop to accentuate the man with splendid sharpness, great color contrast, superb light and very good POV choice.
Very well done
Wish you a very nice rest of the week.
BennyV (23393) 2014-02-26 5:52
Hello Subhendu
A terrific post, great close crop and framing with focus on the hands, the lines on them, the rings. Great bg blur effect too. I like the hint of blue in it, it works really well with the dominant red.
hello Subhendu
I do not agree with your sentence "your suggestions made me a bit stronger these days..." you're too shy, to say you're a GOOD photographer as this portrait of the man praying with a superb bokeh tells us, and with a good play of the colors - mainly the red.
Congratulations for your gallery!
patpatch (1601) 2014-02-26 8:41
Hello subhendu,
What a mervelous portrait !The sharpness is just incredible (the skin,the jewels and the beard).It's very impressive and attractive.
The composition is original and interesting,but overall I like the intimist atmosphere of this scenery.
Congratulations from France.
Didi (61213) 2014-02-26 9:45
Namaste Subhendu
You excel well in natural portraits
Well done for this one with a very good frame quality
Good decisive moment Kind regards
ourania (51103) 2014-02-26 9:46
Hello Subhendu,
congratulations and thank you for your rich and always interesting work on TE! I like very much the curiosity and fondness with which you look at the world, delivering lovely, colourful photos from your homeland. I wish you to nurture this passion for photography for a very long time, for our benefit too.
I like very much the way you composed this portrait, your point of view and the Sadhu's gesture give it an agreeable dynamism. There's superb sharpness and the red tones stand out so vividly. It's great how you were able to have intense glance and meaningful hands so prominent in such a tight frame. Congratulations and thank you!
All the best, have a lovely day,
Royaldevon (49722) 2014-02-26 12:24
Namaste Subhendu,
This is an impressive shot with which to celebrate your 900th posting. Congratulations!
I love the close cropping, which focuses in tightly on his facial features, his expression, his humble body language, almost to his inner mind. It is a deep, thoughtful portrait, beautifully executed.
my warm regards,
Bev :-)
wolf38 (30) 2014-02-27 6:48
Namaste Subhendu. What an impressive and powerful photo. Very interesting composition and framing. In this photo, the only really important thing is photographed. In addition, outstanding technical quality.
Best rgds, Wolfgang.
phildar77360 (328) 2014-03-22 2:49
Quel superbe portrait.
J'aime beaucoup le contraste de couleurs rouge,noir.
Les details sont excellent surtout sur la main...impressionnant.
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- Copyright: Subhendu Bagchi (subhendu_bagchi) (26091)
- Genre: People
- Medium: Color
- Date Taken: 2014-01-25
- Categories: Daily Life, Festivals, Decisive Moment
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The Russellville Animal Shelter will conduct a free pet adoption event from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at Tractor Supply Co. located at 320 N. Hampton. All animals will be spayed/neutered and vaccinated.
The shelter will also adopt pets free of charge from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Please stop by both locations.
Water users association to meet Sept. 16
The Southwest Atkins Water Users Association has rescheduled its annual meeting from July to Sept. 16 at 1380 Bells Chapel Road at Bells Chapel Assembly of God.
Voting for the open board position will be open from 5-6:15 p.m. The meeting will begin at 6:30 and there will be food and refreshments. The sign-in sheet will be available for voting members from 4:45-6:15 p.m.
There will be door prizes of two $25 gift certificates that will be awarded at the end of the meeting. All must be present for the entire meeting to be eligible for the door prizes. Please mark this upcoming event on your calendar as there has been some confusion as to the new time of the annual meeting.
Red Barn singings
Red Barn singings take place on the first Friday of each month. There will be no charge to attend and guests are encouraged to bring a potluck dish or drink. Dinner will start at 6:30 p.m. and the singing starts at 7. Everyone is welcome to attend.
County offices to close Thursday
The Pope County Courthouse and county offices, except for emergency type services (911, ambulance service, sheriff's patrol and coroner), will be closed Thursday in observance of the Fourth of July.
Driver's license tests canceled for July 10
There will be no Driver's Written or Driver's Skills testing on July 10 at the Russellville Hughes Center. Testing will resume on the following Thursday. If you have questions, please call the Arkansas State Police Troop J Office at (479) 754-3096.


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Local law firm Holland & Knight announced the winners of its annual Dream Scholarship Essay Contest: A Call for Tomorrow's Leaders.
The contest challenges high school seniors to examine the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and share their dreams for advancing his legacy of equality and leadership. To celebrate the 50th anniversary of Dr. King's "Letter from a Birmingham Jail," students were given a passage from the letter and asked whether or not his words still hold true today.
Pictured here, from left, are Lura Battle, Holland & Knight paralegal; Dr. Raphael Warnock, pastor at Ebenezer Baptist Church; contest winners Chassidy Mitchel, Evan Daniels, and Summer Duffy; with Caroline Tanner, Holland & Knight partner.
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Discussion in 'Odds & Ends' started by StealthGnome, Dec 26, 2006.
Evgeny Korolev
Russian Hottie
Irina Hakamada
Putin...licensed to kill (successfully dropped a 15K-postcount-thread to page 2 of Odds & Ends)!
JJ (through a squawk box): "Good morning, angels!"
Victoria's Secret "angel" Doutzen Kroes...
Anna Kournikova of the Anaheim Angels throwing a first pitch...
Anna was subsequently traded to the Cardinals.
pure class
Class... Class... WAKE UP!
"Class" used to be spelled: C A R Y G R A N T; not sure what the updated version is. Any nominations???
It should be taken for granted that current "stars" in the entertainment industry won't carry the perception of "class" that Cary Grant once did, for a variety of reasons.
I wouldn't mind riding a train in a north-by-northwest direction with Natalia Vodianova in her first class compartment.
P.S. Is this thread now about trains?
Been there, done that...for a short while the means of transport for my schlep to the City in search of my path to success. Ironic it is named for a failing grade...I soon moved to Belle Harbor, Rockaway...a short drive from Sheepshead Bay for the "D" train express, a fast track to my dreams on Madison Ave. "D" is a passing grade, but only barely. Maybe I should have gone the "A" route and added an hour each way???
And I followed her to the station, with her suitcase in my hand,
And I followed her to the station, with her suitcase in my hand.
Well, it's hard to tell, it's hard to tell, when all your love's in vain,
All my love's in vain.
When the train rolled up to the station, I looked her in the eye,
When the train rolled up to the station, and I looked her in the eye.
Well, I was lonesome, I felt so lonesome, and I could not help but cry.
All my love's in vain.
When the train, it left the station, there was two lights on behind,
When the train, it left the station, there was two lights on behind,
Well, the blue light was my baby, and the red light was my mind.
All my love's in vain.
Uumh, Willie Mae, Uumh, Willie Mae, Uumh uumh,, all my love's in vain.
Politiets Efterretningstjeneste
Picture yourself on a train in a station,
With plasticine porters with looking glass ties,
Suddenly someone is there at the turnstyle,
The girl with the kaleidoscope eyes...
I nominate this thread as a "train of consciousness" and MikeB is our conductor! All aboard, next stop is ???
Unconscious on a train. Wake up and wallet, passport, and shoes are gone...
Interesting… Over the course of my brief tenure on the East Side I never used trains at all. On the West Side, the 1/9 (known as 1 these days) was all I had ever known. Now that I am in Queens and enlightened, I assent to the consensus that E and F are the vastly superior lines of this city.
That's just the way JR rolls...
Eating pickled herring from a jar. That's just the way to roll in the back of a Rolls-Royce...
Overfocusing on pickled herring against the backdrop of wanton disregard for pickled garlic, cucumbers, and mushrooms, threatens the very core of the fabric of civil society.
Pickled cucumbers and Stolichnaya while traversing the Baltic Sea...
You left out artichoke hearts marinated in olive oil and colossal olives stuffed with pimiento and fresh garlic. As Maria Von Trapp was known to sing, "These are a few of my favorite things!"
Lars von Trier's colossal stupidity at Cannes...
LVT=Mel Brooks w/o Producers schtick humor..."Don't be stupid, be a schmartie, come and join the **** party!"
home alone
(2 kilos of chilled salmon roe [arranged tastefully on a huge flat white plate], a bottle of vodka, a jug of pomegranate juice, and lots of ice)
home alone...you forgot the silver tuna! Or did you just forget Kevin???
I don't remember all the names, but if Kevin is one of those abusive caviar-eating men, then he is being excluded from the scene on purpose. What happened to common decency and modesty.
Nope...Kevin was the kid left Home Alone...he liked pizza!
Sure, they all want just a slice of pizza and a glass of water. Next thing you know, they are eating your caviar, drinking your vodka, and sleeping all over your apartment…
Yep, that does sound like a possible M.O. of the now-adult Macauley Culkin!
Mila Kunis, an actress from Ukraine...
Milla Jovovich, an actress from Ukraine...
Mila 18...Leon Uris' account of the WW II Polish ghetto uprising.
By the way, I have watched that movie "Home Alone" before. Even as a little boy he had those lazy eyes and that "dude pass the bong" aura about him. That being said, if I had his parents I'd be shooting up heroin once an hour probably...:lol::cry:
not home not alone:
what's up with the world's longest traffic jam this past week in Russia???
Apparently, a snowstorm (in December in Russia...what a surprise!) snarled traffic and caused delays up to two days for thousands of motorists. Much vodka (and pomegranate juice???) was consumed as a personal antifreeze by stranded drivers???
Anne Vyalitsyna, Natalia Vodianova, or Maria Kirilenko are a better solution to keeping warm in this situation...
I guess there has been some unusual weather going around everywhere lately, and it did not take much to overwhelm the public resources there. M10 was not designed to handle anywhere close to its current traffic volume even on a nice day, so it's no surprise. Only commercial cargo drivers have legitimate business being out there, if you ask me, and they tend to be well stocked with food, booze, and entertainment. The sophisticated non-cargo people take the train or the plane.
Yes, I always see those three walking along M10 looking for business, rain or shine.:lol:
Only when it is snowing...
Kournikova would never take the M10 in this kind of weather.
Riding Anna Kournikova in a helicopter...
Pulkovo vip lounge
Unexpected luxuries at the airport...
airport "spa"
A spy in the sky...
Pie in the sky...Moon Pie, that is! One of my fave childhood desserts!
Listening to "Moonlight Drive" while eating "pie" in the back of a Zhiguli...
Let's swim to the moon, uh huh
Let's climb through the tide
Penetrate the evenin' that the
City sleeps to hide
Let's swim out tonight, love
It's our turn to try
Parked beside the ocean
On our moonlight drive
Let's swim to the moon, uh huh
Let's climb through the tide
Surrender to the waiting worlds
That lap against our side
Nothin' left open
And no time to decide
We've stepped into a river
On our moonlight drive
Let's swim to the moon
Let's climb through the tide
You reach your hand to hold me
But I can't be your guide
Easy, I love you
As I watch you glide
Falling through wet forests
On our moonlight drive, baby
Moonlight drive
Come on, baby, gonna take a little ride
Down, down by the ocean side
Gonna get real close
Get real tight
Baby gonna drown tonight
Goin' down, down, down
Maybe George Clooney who has been compared with Cary Grant.
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The Florida Horse Park is on a roll. Not only did the park receive a $2 million award by Gov. Rick Scott in May, on June 26 it repaid a $100,000 loan that was used to fund the approval process for a Florida specialty license plate in 2010.
The Florida Horse Park is on a roll. Not only did the park receive a $2 million award by Gov. Rick Scott in May, on June 26 it repaid a $100,000 loan that was used to fund the approval process for a Florida specialty license plate in 2010.
The private loan was repaid, with interest, using the revenue that came from motorists buying the special plate for an extra $25 annual fee. Since going on sale in December 2010, the Discover Florida's Horses plate has grown steadily, with more than 2,000 plates active in 2012, according to the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles.
Moving forward, the money from the plates is slated to pay down other park debts and supplement the operations budget
"We ended up paying $115,000 back. It took a little longer than was planned, but we paid it off a couple of months early," said Shawn Doherty, the park's executive director.
The goal is for license plate sales to generate $100,000 a year in fees. By 2012, sales of the plate were halfway there, with more than $52,000 collected that year. Through May of this year, nearly $27,000 in fees was collected, according to state records.
"The good news starts to create a positive mood, and we are starting to see people who made contributions to the park getting excited and appear willing to come back to the park because they see it's going back in the right direction," said Charlie Hicks, a current board member.
The horse park was created in 1996 by an act of the Florida Legislature and covers 500 acres in Southeast Marion County off County Road 475. The park struggled with finances early on and the debt grew to about $1.4 million before a change to the business model was made and new leadership was introduced.
The park debt is down to nearly $200,000, and some of the money from the license plates will go toward paying that down even more.
"There's some old debt that needs to be paid off. We're going to try to make good on those things and get some of the egg off our faces," Doherty said, referring to mistakes made in the past.
Some of the money also will be used to pay for advertising to promote the license plate in Marion and Hillsborough counties.
Marion residents are the largest purchasers of the plate, but Hillsborough is a close second.
The board decided to use the $2 million state award to go toward a covered arena, which they hope will attract a broader range of competitors to the park.
"With the arena, we'll be able to get the hunter/jumper and western pleasure people. We're going to have a park where everyone can come and play," Hicks said.