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- Freedom Ridge Chardonnay
- Vintage: 2009
- An opulent yet well balanced Californian Chardonnay with charming flavours of tropical fruits and buttery hints.
- About this bottle: The deep, cool waters off Monterey lead to slow grape ripening, which gives naturally intense, characterful Chardonnay. Part of the wine was aged in French oak barrels for subtle complexity. At its best. This juicy, peachy white works both with and without food.
- Grape Variety: 100% Chardonnay
- Country of origin: Great Britain
- Region: California
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- Bottle size: 750 ml
- Alcohol content: 13.5 %
- Alcohol units per bottle: 10.1
- Alcohol units per serving: 1.7
- Serving Size: 125 ml
- Allergens: Sulphites
- Stopper type: Screw cap
- Consume Within: 12 months of purchase
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Two people are in a critical but stable condition in hospital after a two-vehicle crash in Queensbury on Monday.
Police are appealing for witnesses following the incident which happened at around 3.30am, when a red Mini Cooper travelling towards Halifax on the A647 at Priestley Hill, Queensbury, was in collision with a red Toyota Hiace travelling in the opposite direction.
Two passengers of the Mini - a 17-year-old female and a 19-year-old male, both from Bradford - are in a critical but stable condition in hospital.
The driver of the Mini, an 18-year-old man from Halifax, was also taken to hospital with serious injuries, but is currently stable, as is the passenger of the Hiace, a 38-year-old man from Bradford, who suffered facial injuries.
All four casualties, plus the driver of the taxi, were taken to Leeds and Bradford Royal Infirmaries.
After the crash, fire crews had to cut the roof off the Mini to rescue the occupants, while they had to use an extrication board to release the driver and the passenger in the taxi.
Two appliances from Halifax and one from Illingworth attended the incident and left at 5am,.
Priestly Hill was closed for four hours, reopening at around 8am.
Any witnesses to the collision or anyone who saw either vehicle prior to it, is asked to contact PC 137 Good at the Western Area Roads Policing Unit on 101.

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Hi all—can another week really have passed by? I'm still holding my breath that this morning sickness will pass soon. I feel like a completely lame mom and wife, housekeeper, etc. (blogger). I'm trying not to get too overwhelmed with all there is to do for Christmas, too. I'm not sure I'm being very successful. How are all of you holding up?
Here is a little roundup of some Christmas projects from the past here on A Lemon Squeezy Home.
Ten Simple Gift Wrapping Ideas:
"What Shall I Give" Ornaments (with chalk on back so kids can write on it):
If you are looking for more gift ideas, you can click HERE and see a recap of projects made with my own tutorials or others…lots of fun ideas! Some of them are my favorite projects, like this bag for a little dancer:
Or, just check out my tutorials and you'll find really fast projects that would make great gifts, like the hand sanitizer holder:


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Discussion in 'Fan Art' started by TeaKirk, Jul 1, 2010.
I agree
and it looks awesome!
Btw did you hear about the Boston marathon bombing?
Who hasnt? I hope the persons guilty of this are hanged or be-headed in down town Boston
Quoting the words of kirk in the new star trek trailer, "Let's get this son of a bitch!"
And they finally caught the bomber guy YAY!
Yay! Indeed
Here's some captain planet art
Awesome stuff
I like Captian Planet despite friends telling me hes a product of left wing environmentalism nut jobs trying to push a job killing agenda
Tell them they can kiss your sorry because they don't believe in saving the environment!
nahh its ok I respect their right to right to opinion ^_^
LOL! okay then!
And here's some Star Trek into darkness stuff
Here's a Kingdom Hearts wallpaper
Awesome! :O
Your Welcome
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Of course, this is your year in review according to Facebook, so your 20 most important events are based not only on life events as recorded on the social network (changes in relationship, new jobs, and so on), but also on highlighted posts and your most popular content. So, my own top 20 most important events of the year include my family's summer vacation to Cape Cod and my older daughter's induction into her college honor society, but it also includes a well-"liked" picture I happened to post of that same daughter when she was less than a year old, screaming on Santa's lap. Important? Yes. Important in 2012? Not really.
Nonetheless, I love a good list, and it's kind of neat to see your year in review. That's actually one thing I really like about Facebook: I've never been good about keeping a journal, but Facebook has become the diary I never kept (at least, beyond the first day or two). It can be interesting, and even enlightening, to look back through your timeline. I've been using Facebook for more than four years at this point, so there's some decent history there. Indeed, there's enough to do some data analytics, like when my sister noted that, based on my Facebook updates, I have a demonstrated lack of willpower against candy corn that seems to begin around late-September.
[ Facebook introduces more granular control over privacy settings. Read more at Facebook's New Privacy Policies: The Good News. ]
Your 2012 Year in Review will also include the new Facebook friends you made this year, the pages you liked and the number of people who wished you well on your birthday.
You can try out the 2012 Year in Review here. It is not available for brands, but it might be a good way for individual brand ambassadors to promote their own achievements and by extension, their companies'. I also discovered, after unsuccessfully trying to access the 2012 Year in Review page on my iPad, that the feature requires Flash.
Will you give the 2012 Year in Review a try? Does it have any place in your marketing plan? Please let us know what you think in the comments section below.
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This is an archived article that was published on sltrib.com in 2012, and information in the article may be outdated. It is provided only for personal research purposes and may not be reprinted.
According to the Utah GOP, voters should reject four Republican state representatives and four Republican senators running for re-election this year.
A Republican Party mailer targeting voters in the Holladay area recently blasted Democratic Rep. Carol Moss for being in the Legislature too long. She has been in the House since 2000 and the mailer said that 12 years means its time to quit.
So, based on that premise, Republican Reps. Roger Barrus (elected in 2000), Wayne Harper (elected in 1996), Becky Lockhart (elected in 1998), and Mel Brown (elected in 2006 but had served for many years prior to that), should be sent home.
Same for Sens. Curt Bramble (elected in 2000), Scott Jenkins (elected in 2000), Lyle Hillyard (elected in 1984), and John Valentine (elected in 1998).
The mailer said that her 12-year tenure made Moss a career politician. It didn't mention she was a public school teacher for 32 years before joining the Legislature
When speaking of serving too long in elective office, there is that little matter of Orrin Hatch.
The ivory tower: I have pointed out when politicians and government officials sit in their idling cars in Salt Lake City, which violates the city's anti-idling ordinance. So it's only fair to call out the Fox 13 news truck parked west of the Leonardo building, with the engine idling way beyond the two-minute limit.
Mindy Tueller, who was enjoying a stroll around Library Square with her family on a recent Sunday, said she approached the truck and asked the men inside if they were aware of the idling ordinance. She was told that news vehicles are not bound by the ordinance, but when she asked why, neither man knew.
Actually, they are not, unless the engine is needed to operate specific equipment.
They were not in the process of any kind of filming or remote broadcasting, so there was no need to keep the engine going for television equipment. They acknowledged to Tueller they were enjoying the air conditioning.
Take what you can get: Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Scott Howell has been in 40 parades in cities and towns throughout Utah since he began his campaign earlier this year.
On Sept. 7, Howell and his entourage hustled to Brigham City for the Peach Day Parade after appearing in a community parade in St. George the day before.
When they got to Brigham City, officials said they were not registered for the parade. Howell's campaign manager begged to differ, showing copies of the registration forms. So, the officials shrugged and said OK.
As Howell began walking along the parade route, he noticed he was surrounded by little children, also walking or riding in floats and waving to the crowd. In fact, Howell was the only adult in the parade.
It was the Kiddie Peach Day Parade. The adult parade was the next day. That's when all the other politicians participated.
But Howell says he was the only candidate getting exposure on Friday, so he'll take the good will.
Heeeeee's back: A Tribune reporter was interviewing West Valley City Mayor Mike Winder last week about the alleged scandal involving the Chinese Heritage Gate when Winder tried to change the subject.
At one point, he said, "Let me put my Richard Burwash hat on and try to think like a journalist."
Sorry Mayor Winder. I've known journalists. Journalists have been friends of mine. Richard Burwash, sir, is no journalist.


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|UDM Academic Policies
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Financial Assistance
A limited number of fellowships, assistantships and tuition scholarships are available each year in various program areas. Fellowships usually involve remission of tuition and academic fees for two academic terms or, in some circumstances, for the entire year. Some may include stipends.
Upon admission, students should apply for graduate fellowships and assistantships available through the graduate program to which they have been accepted. Designated recipients will be required to respond to the offer within 30 days. After that period, the University reserves the right to rescind its offer and notify a designated alternative that the award is available.
Recipients of graduate fellowships and assistantships must remain full-time students, in good standing in their major, during the period of the award. Duties and responsibilities of award recipients are defined by the dean and are limited to teaching, research and/or other activities related to scholarship and must remain enrolled as full-time students in their major program. Failure to fulfill the obligations of an assistantship or fellowship may result in immediate termination of the award. Approximately 20 hours per week should be devoted to these duties. For further information on the availability of and guidelines for these awards, contact the dean of the college to which the application will be made.
Financial assistance based upon need is available to students enrolled at least half-time (five credits per term) in programs leading to a graduate degree. This assistance includes Federal Work Study and the Michigan Tuition Grant Program (for Michigan residents who qualify). In addition, Stafford Loans may be available. Graduate students who demonstrate financial need may borrow a Subsidized Stafford loan of up to $8,500 per academic year. (Subsidized means the interest is paid by the government while the student is enrolled at least half-time.) The Unsubsidized Stafford provides additional funds, not based on financial need, of up to $12,000 per academic year. (The student is responsible for the interest on the unsubsidized amount while in school; however, principal and interest payments can be postponed.) The combination of the subsidized and unsubsidized Federal Stafford Loans cannot exceed $20,500 per academic year. The interest rate is fixed at 5.6% for Subsidized Stafford loans and 6.8% for Unsubsidized Stafford loans. Repayment terms of up to 10 years are available. Repayment begins six months after a student graduates, drops to less than half-time enrollment or leaves school.
The Grad PLUS Loan is available to graduate and professional students who are enrolled at least half-time. The maximum that may be borrowed may not exceed the cost of attendance minus any financial aid the student is eligible for. The interest rate is fixed at 8.5 percent. Students may qualify to defer their loan payments while they attend school on at least a half-time basis. Interest continues to accumulate on Grad PLUS loans during this deferment period.
Private loans, based on cost of your education, less other financial aid, are available to graduate students. Eligibility for these loans is based on individual credit worthiness. Borrowing limits and interest rates vary, depending upon the type of loan.
Additional information can be found on the financial aid web page .
A Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form is required for each academic year the student wants to be considered for grants, work-study or loans. The FAFSA can be completed on-line.Satisfactory Academic Progress
In order to receive financial aid funds from federal, state and institutional sources, all students must make satisfactory academic progress toward a degree. All graduate students (Not Dental/Law school students) must earn a Grade Point Average (GPA) of at least 3.0 during at least one of two semesters of each academic year and must maintain a 3.0 G.P.A.
Students enrolled in a program of study requiring more than 36 credit hours must complete a minimum of nine credit hours in each year beyond the fourth year. The only exception to this policy is made for students requiring less than nine hours to graduate.
For financial aid purposes, grades of A, B, C, D and S are considered passing grades. Classes elected for audit (AUD) are not considered when determining eligibility. Grades of I, NR, F, and XF will be considered non-passing grades. A grade of I, if changed to a passing grade, will be taken into consideration. A grade of W or NR (no record) will not be counted in the calculation of the quality point average and the course in which the grade is received will not be considered a course completed toward the incremental requirement.
Students who repeat a course during a semester must meet the grade point and increment standard for the year for continued eligibility for financial aid.
Students receiving financial aid who fail to meet Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) standards will be placed on probation for one semester. While on probation, students will be considered to be making satisfactory academic progress. First time financial aid applicants who do not meet SAP requirements will also be placed on probation.
Students who do not meet SAP requirements will be notified by letter after Term II grades are posted. If you, as a student, receive a "Financial Aid Probation Notice and Satisfactory Academic Progress Contract," you should follow the steps below:
Appeals and Mitigating Circumstances
Regaining Financial Aid Eligibility
To find out more about regaining financial aid eligibility, the student should contact both the academic advisor and a financial aid counselor for assistance.
This policy applies to students who withdraw or are expelled, and refunds for these students are determined according to the following policy:
The term "Title IV Funds" refers to the Federal financial aid programs authorized under the Higher Education Act of 1965 (as amended) and includes the following programs: Unsubsidized Stafford loans, Subsidized Stafford loans, Federal Perkins loans, Federal PLUS loans, Federal Pell Grants, ACG/National SMART Grant, Federal SEOG and other federal sources of aid.
A student's withdrawal date is: the date the student began the institution's withdrawal process or officially notified the institution of intent to withdraw; or the midpoint of the period for a student who leaves without notifying the institution; or the student's last date of attendance at a documented academically-related activity.
Refunds on all charges including tuition, room and board, and fees will be prorated based on the University policy.
Title IV aid and all other aid is earned in a prorated manner on a per diem basis up to the 60% point in the semester. Title IV aid and all other aid is viewed as 100% earned after that point in time. A copy of the worksheet used for this calculation can be requested from the Financial Aid Office.
In accordance with federal regulations, when financial aid is involved, refunds are allocated in the following order: Unsubsidized Stafford loans, Subsidized Stafford loans, Federal Perkins loans, Federal Parent PLUS/Grad PLUS loans, Federal Pell Grants, ACG/National SMART Grants, Federal SEOG, other Title IV assistance, other Federal sources of aid, other state, private and institutional aid, and finally the student.
The student's responsibilities in regard to the return of Title IV funds include returning to the Title IV programs any funds that were disbursed directly to the student and which the student was determined to be ineligible for (via the Return of Title IV Funds calculation), within 45 days after notice from the University of an overpayment of a grant.
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Lzip is a lossless data compressor with a user interface similar to the one of gzip or bzip2. Lzip decompresses almost as fast as gzip and compresses more than bzip2, which makes it well suited for software distribution and data archiving. Lzip is a clean implementation of the LZMA algorithm. The Lzip file format is designed for long-term data archiving. It is clean, provides very safe four factor integrity checking, and is backed by the recovery capabilities of lziprecover.
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Lbzip2 is a parallel, SMP-based, bzip2-compatible compression utility, with a commandline resembling that of the original bzip2. It is usable both on its own and as a filter passed to GNU tar with the "--use-compress-program" option. It uses Gnulib, and its building and testing process is managed by the GNU build system. Starting with release 2.0, lbzip2 is independent of libbz2 and features yambi, an independent BWT compression stack with improved speed and robustness.
Clzip is a lossless data compressor with a user interface similar to the one of gzip or bzip2. Clzip decompresses almost as fast as gzip and compresses more than bzip2, which makes it well suited for software distribution and data archiving. Clzip uses the lzip file format; the files produced by clzip are fully compatible with lzip-1.4 or newer, and can be rescued with lziprecover. Clzip is, in fact, a C language implementation of lzip, intended for embedded devices or systems lacking a C++ compiler. The lzip file format is designed for long-term data archiving and provides very safe integrity checking.
Plzip is a massively parallel (multi-threaded), lossless data compressor based on the lzlib compression library, with a user interface similar to the one of lzip, bzip2, or gzip. It can compress/decompress large files on multiprocessor machines much faster than lzip, at the cost of a slightly-reduced compression ratio. (Note that the number of usable threads is limited by file size). Plzip uses the lzip file format, and the files produced by plzip are fully compatible with lzip-1.4 or newer, and can be rescued with lziprecover.
Zutils is a collection of utilities able to deal with any combination of compressed and uncompressed files transparently. If any given file, including standard input, is compressed, its decompressed content is used. Compressed files are decompressed on the fly; no temporary files are created. These utilities are not wrapper scripts but safer and more efficient C++ programs. In particular the "--recursive" option is very efficient in those utilities supporting it. The provided utilities are zcat, zcmp, zdiff, zgrep, ztest, and zupdate. The supported formats are bzip2, gzip, lzip, and xz. The compressor to be used for each format is configurable at runtime.
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|--- donsbulbs is closed for vacation ---
For now, I highly recommend you try this bulb dealer:
email: firstname.lastname@example.com
(Bulbworks is located in New Jersey, USA)
First, let me explain to you that those hard to find bulbs you are searching for, are most likely rare, and if available anymore they will be very EXPENSIVE.
In your FIRST email contact with Bulbworks, make sure you tell them the bulb number (and everything else printed on the old bulb), the bulb voltage and wattage (if known), and everything else you know about the bulb you need. They have access to many more bulbs than what is listed on their website.
As a reminder, Bulbworks is not part of donsbulbs so they can not help you with anything related to donsbulbs. And, since I'm on vacation, Bulbworks does not have access to my inventory
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College picks: Week 4
Missouri at No. 7 South Carolina, 3:30 p.m. Saturday
Missouri acquitted itself well against Georgia in its SEC opener, even if the Tigers wound up losing by three touchdowns. That game was in doubt well into the fourth quarter – and if not for some crazy defensive plays by Georgia linebacker Jarvis Jones, who knows what would have happened? The Tigers played another emotional game last week, slipping past Arizona State without quarterback James Franklin, who has some shoulder issues. South Carolina's Connor Shaw is dealing with a similar problem, but I just think he has a more complete team around him. If all else fails, the Gamecocks can lean on Marcus Lattimore – and their defense is at least as good as Georgia's.
South Carolina 28, Missouri 17.
No. 18 Michigan at No. 11 Notre Dame, 7:30 p.m. Saturday
I kind of feel like I'm playing with fire on this pick. On one hand, I acknowledge I severely underestimated Notre Dame last week. The defense was even better than I thought it would be in a 20-3 victory at Michigan State. I also didn't give enough credit to an offense led by quarterback Everett Golson, the former Myrtle Beach star whom Bluffton fans no doubt remember from the 2010 Lower State title game. Golson's mobility gives Brian Kelly's offense that extra element his most successful teams had at Central Michigan and Cincinnati. Still, a letdown wouldn't be a shock Saturday night. The Fighting Irish haven't dealt with a player as talented asMichiganquarterback Denard Robinson this year, either. Robinson has had Notre Dame's number, so I'll trust him to pull one out Saturday.
Michigan 21, Notre Dame 20.
No. 15 Kansas State at No. 6 Oklahoma, 7:50 p.m. Saturday
Oklahomadidn't look like the offensive juggernaut we've become accustomed to seeing in its season-opening, 24-7 victory at UTEP. That shouldn't have been a huge surprise, despite the Sooners' high ranking, because of suspensions at receiver and injuries on the offensive line. Since then, they've blown out Florida A&M and taken a week off in advance of a big home game against Kansas State. The Wildcats have continued to defy expectations under Bill Snyder, starting 3-0 with a blowout win over a Miami team will likely struggle all year. K-State has made a living winning close games, but Oklahoma typically takes care of business at home. If this was in Manhattan, I'd take the Wildcats.
Oklahoma 35, Kansas State 30.
No. 10 Clemson at No. 4 Florida State, 8 p.m. Saturday
Florida State got one monkey off its back last week by beating Wake Forest. That's right. The Seminoles had lost to Wake in four of their previous six meetings, so if Florida State was really going to announce itself as "back" this season, it had to start with a victory over the Demon Deacons. It was impressive, too, a 52-0 beating that really could have been much worse. That won't much matter, however, if the Seminoles can't win a much bigger game Saturday. I do think they'll get it done, though it could be a little ugly, by virtue of playing in front of a juiced home crowd at night. Think the Oklahoma game last year. Still, FSU will have a long way to go to prove this isn't the latest in a long line of overhyped teams from Tallahassee.
Florida State 27, Clemson 23.
No. 22 Arizona at No. 3 Oregon, 10:30 p.m. Saturday
Rich Rodriguez has done a nice job reminding America of just how good a coach he is. Through three games atArizona, he has led the Wildcats to two of the three highest single-game yardage totals in school history. Two of their three wins have come against Oklahoma State and Toledo; neither of them are slouches. But now comes a whole other test, and I don't think the Wildcats are near ready to run with Oregon. The Ducks have played only cupcake games so far, but Arizona won't be the team to slow them down. Rodriguez will fare better at Arizona than he did atMichigan– he has a good defensive coordinator in Jeff Casteel this time – but Oregon already is a finely-tuned spread-and-shred team.
Oregon 52, Arizona 34.


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Personal computing discussed
Moderators: morphine, SecretSquirrel
DancinJack wrote:Maybe this two fan design from XFX will be appealing to you. I suggest this one due to the warranty, small OC, and slightly lower price than the Asus you're looking at.
Forge wrote:Has anyone looked into modding PowerTune? AMD sets TDP limits on the card, apparently not in the VBIOS, and while you can get around them via the +20% control, it still leaves you shy of 'real' 6970 TDP limits. Given the Asus 6950 and 6970 have the same cooler, voltage regulation, and physical connections, that is teh sux. If I could dig in and crack open the PowerTune info, I'd be sold.
Aphasia wrote:The reference design also sounds like a vacuum cleaner, and the custom coolers are usually about 10-15ºC lower, while still being a bit more quiet. The 6970 is one hot customer. And while I love it, it runs most things at 2560x1600 without any problem whatsoever except for the newest stuff... bf3 alpha, crysis 2, etc which I have to run at 1920x1200.
But if the OP doesnt have anything right now that needs to be faster, I would urge a consideration to wait until the next gen comes out, which is this autumn sometime. Would probably make for a few cheap cards to go, or a new better card for the same money.
Aphasia wrote:So, that either means that Asus reference designs are different, or a reference design isnt a true common template. My graphics cards needs to be put to around 45% of the fan effect during full load in heavy games, and that overpowers all other fans in the Antec p193 easily.
The only other thing it might be is that i just might have to check if its time to clean out the dustbunnies.
Synchromesh wrote:1. why are AMD programmers so moronic that they can't write a proper driver that detects the card is overheating and kick the fan up automatically? I never had that issue with nVidia cards in same house
ordskiweicz wrote:I'm having similar thoughts. I have a Radeon 5850 which does about all that I want


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Verlander dominates Jays over seven shutout frames
TORONTO -- Justin Verlander hadn't taken the mound at Rogers Centre since his no-hitter against the Blue Jays two years ago. A day before his return, he said that was the game that helped him become the dominant pitcher he was the rest of that year.
The way Verlander looked on the mound Thursday night, delivering seven shutout innings in an 11-1 win, the Tigers would love for this to do the same for him.Full Game Coverage
TORONTO -- Justin Verlander hadn't taken the mound at Rogers Centre since his no-hitter against the Blue Jays two years ago. A day before his return, he said that was the game that helped him become the dominant pitcher he was the rest of that year.
The way Verlander looked on the mound Thursday night, delivering seven shutout innings in an 11-1 win, the Tigers would love for this to do the same for him.Full Game Coverage
It wasn't a no-hitter, and it wasn't the best pitching line he has had this season. Yet to some, it might be the best pure pitching he has had all year.
"Yes, this year," Torii Hunter said. "That was an impressive outing for him. I definitely think he figured some things out a couple days ago, and I definitely think he's on the rise."
Manager Jim Leyland didn't put comparisons on it, but his superlatives said plenty.
"I thought he threw exceptionally well," he said. "I thought he threw the ball pretty hard, a little bit firmer than he has been at times. He used all his pitches like he normally does. He was just in command all the way."
Verlander wasn't so sure.
"It was obviously one of my better ones so far," he said. "Just trying to get myself to where I need to be."
He thinks he has better starts in his near future, and he's already looking forward. This might well end up being the step that gets him there.
"You guys have seen my best," he said with a smirk, noting the venue. "It's much better, though."
This was supposed to be the opportunity for the Blue Jays to get to him. He made improvements five days earlier in Tampa Bay for eight solid innings, but he has had outings like that this season become false steps forward. Moreover, with Miguel Cabrera and Omar Infante both out of the lineup, he shouldn't have run support helping him out.
Like Verlander at his best, he took any thoughts of vulnerability and shut them down. In the process, he had some in the crowd of 35,978 wondering if lightning could strike twice.
He understood, because he thought about another bid, too.
"After the first few innings, yeah, of course I did," Verlander said. "I did last time."
He retired the first 11 Blue Jays, striking out just two, but inducing several early-in-the-count outs to keep his pitch count down. When Edwin Encarncion turned away at a curveball that dropped over the plate for a strike with two outs in the fourth, the thought of another no-hit bid seemed legitimate.
Encarnacion dashed that idea on the next pitch, lining it over shortstop Jhonny Peralta and into left-center field for a single. Two groundball singles and two walks were all Verlander allowed for the remainder of his outing.
The curveball to Encarnacion was one highlight. The fifth-inning slider that sent Munenori Kawasaki twisting himself into the dirt on a swing and miss was another.
Verlander not only threw his fastball at 97-98 mph, he sustained it into the later innings. He dropped curveballs onto the corners early before losing a little feel for it later. He changed speeds with ease, not only with his secondary stuff, but with his fastball as well.
"I mean, he just pitches," said J.P. Arencibia, the only Toronto hitter to reach base against Verlander his last trip here. "He's got, obviously, four pitches he can throw at any time, so you've got to respect it. Whenever he wants, he can climb up to 97. If he wants to throw a slider at 90, he can throw a slider at 90. Then he'll throw you a fastball at 97."
His biggest obstacle preventing a bid at a shutout might have been his own offense. With Cabrera given a night to rest his sore back, and Infante out with a bruised left shin, the Tigers used a combination of supporting cast and role players to overwhelm Toronto starter Esmil Rogers.
"You lose those two guys, you're talking about a lot of hits," Hunter said. "So to come out and get those runs early for Verlander and then score some more runs without those guys, that's a lot of fun."
Andy Dirks, Prince Fielder and Peralta all hit RBI doubles for four runs over the first three innings. Austin Jackson had four hits and four runs scored, including a no-doubt two-run homer to left-center in the eighth. Even utilityman Don Kelly, starting at third base in Cabrera's place, had his first three-hit game since Sept. 21, 2011.
"Nobody in the league can be Miguel Cabrera," Kelly said. "You're going in there trying to stay within yourself and do anything you can."
Jackson's fifth homer of the year made it 9-0 and essentially left Verlander's services unnecessary for the final two innings. He finished with seven innings of three-hit ball, walking two and striking out five.
"He was going to go out for the eighth inning if he had a quick inning," Leyland said. "But when that inning went so long, I wasn't going to send him back out there."
Only a 17-2 win in Houston May 4 saw the Tigers score more runs on the road this year.
Jason Beck is a reporter for MLB.com. Read Beck's Blog and follow him on Twitter @beckjason.


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News about Marshall University, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Maryland Tops Marshall for Fifth Straight Win
Robert Carter scored 19 points, Diamond Stone tied his career high with 16, and No. 4 Maryland pulled away for an 87-67 victory at home over Marshall (4-9).
December 28, 2015, Monday
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Marshall Dismisses Running Back Steward Butler
Marshall running back Steward Butler, charged in the beating of two gay men, was dismissed from the team.
May 7, 2015, Thursday
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Marshall Quarterback Ties N.C.A.A. Mark in Victory
Rakeem Cato equaled an all-division record for consecutive games with a scoring pass (46) during a rout of Northern Illinois in the Boca Raton Bowl.
December 24, 2014, Wednesday
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Playoff Game Plan: Colleges Turn to Lobbying for a Berth
No one believes that the 12 experts who will determine the four teams for the College Football Playoff can be bought, but some think a little old-fashioned lobbying could not hurt.
December 3, 2014, Wednesday
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Same Top 4 in Rankings, but College Football Playoff Keeps Things Interesting
Heading into the traditional rivalry weekend otherwise known as Hate Week, advocates for a four-team playoff seem vindicated: Several teams may still have a chance to play for a national title.
November 25, 2014, Tuesday
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Marshall, Aiming High, Earns Few Style Points in Latest Win
Marshall may be undefeated, but it committed two turnovers and 11 penalties to go with kicking-game blunders in a difficult win on Saturday, which will not help its hopes of playing in a major bowl game.
November 23, 2014, Sunday
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Cato Carries Marshall Past Florida International
Rakeem Cato threw for 224 yardsand 2 touchdowns to help Marshallbeat Florida International,20-10, in the Beef O'Brady's Bowlin St. Petersburg, Fla. Tyler Warnerkicked a pair of field goals andCato threw touchdown passes of31 and 35 yards to Aaron ...
December 21, 2011, Wednesday
West Virginia Wins Rain-Shortened Game
Geno Smith threw two first-half touchdown passes and Tavon Austin returned a kickoff for a score as No. 24 West Virginia beat Marshall, 34-13, on Sunday night in Morgantown.
September 5, 2011, Monday
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College Teams, Relying on Deception, Undermine Gender Equity
To produce an appearance of gender equity, colleges have given roster spots to unqualified players, counted male practice players as women and trimmed men's rosters.
April 25, 2011, Monday
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West Virginia Escapes
No. 23 West Virginia rallied from 15 points down in the fourth quarter to force overtime, and Tyler Bitancurt's 20-yard field goal in the first extra session lifted the Mountaineers to a 24-21 victory over Marshall.
September 11, 2010, Saturday
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SVHC Dermatology to hold free skin cancer screening
"If caught early, skin cancer is one of the most treatable forms of cancer," explained Dr. Lixia Ellis, a dermatologist at SVMC. "Left undetected, though, melanoma can spread rapidly and be deadly."
Ellis and the staff at SVMC Dermatology are taking appointments for a free skin cancer screening on Saturday, Sept. 13. Ellis will conduct the screenings in her office in Suite 107 of the Medical Office Building at 140 Hospital Drive on the SVMC campus in Bennington.
Appointments are required for this free screening. To make an appointment call 802-447-5544 on these dates and times, Thursday, Sept. 4, from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m.; Friday, Sept. 5, from 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.; and Wednesday, Sept 10 from 12:30 p.m. to 5 p.m.
The screening is sponsored by Southwestern Vermont Regional Cancer Center, the American Academy of Dermatology, and SVMC Dermatology with Ellis donating her time.
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Watch a TV Weatherman's Insane Christmas 'Human Tuba'
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San Antonio weatherman Steve Browne feels the need to take up a whole minute of airtime to perform his "human tuba" routine. We're not sure what this has to do with Christmas. And it's more than a little odd.
This is like the party trick that your old Uncle George does that no one really thinks is funny or takes any particular talent, but he does it every year and it seems to make him really happy so everyone just puts a smile on their face and goes along with it. Poor Steve. No one wants to tell him that bellowing some random notes doesn't a "human tuba" make. Oh well, Merry Christmas, especially to Mrs. Browne, who will probably have to hear this a dozen times before December 26th.


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Elijah M. Dove, 17, of Mountaintop, was among the 50,000 Scouts who attended the July 2013 National Jamboree in West Virginia were provided the first ever opportunity to earn the SEAL Challenge Award. To earn this award the Scout had to successfully pass the actual Navy SEAL Physical Screening Test (PST) while at the Jamboree. SEAL and Special Warfare Combatant-Craft Crewman (SWCC) sailors administered the test.
"This strength and endurance test consists of a 500 yard swim in 12:30 or less, 50 sit-ups, 50 push ups, 10 pull ups and a mile and half run in 10:30 or less." said Special Warfare Operator Chief James Jackson. "The decisions to keep the PST the same as the real SEAL standard came from a panel of SEALs who are Eagle scouts," said Capt. Duncan Smith, commanding officer, Naval Special Warfare Recruiting Directorate. "Both Officer and enlisted SEALS chaired the panel and the decision was backed by Admiral Sean Pybus, the former commander of Naval Special Warfare Command."
More that 500 Scouts registered to take the Navy SEAL PST and were provided with weekly workout plans and physical conditioning tips by the Navy. Only 237 Scouts actually attempted the event and just 46 passed the test. Of the 30 Scouts who attempted the challenge on the initial day of testing, two succeeded, one of whom is an Eagle Scout from Troop 106.
Elijah was able to complete the rigorous challenge while the temperature hovered in the mid-90s with a heat index well over 100 degrees.
Dove sailed through the pool and handled the push-ups and sit-ups with ease. Upon completion of the pull-ups, the remaining Scouts lined up on the track, ready to complete the Summit SEAL Challenge. During the run, Dove maintained a steady pace until a SEAL called out, "If you don't move, you will fail." With that said, Dove became the first Scout in the country to complete the challenge and win the award. At noon Monday, July 22, Dove received his Summit SEAL Challenge patch, certificate of completion and Challenge coin from the SEAL/SWCC Team.
Eli is a senior at MMI Preparatory School. He is applying to the US Naval Academy, the US Merchant Marine Academy and several engineering universities as part of the Naval ROTC Scholarship. He plans on studying naval/marine engineering or mechanical/civil engineering and serving after graduation as a Naval Officer or as an Engineering Officer in the Merchant Marines.
Dove credits his parents, especially his mother, with helping him prepare. "My mother spent countless hours training me and motivating me. Her guidance and coaching enabled me to reach beyond what I thought I was capable of."
There was a special ceremony for the first 7 Scouts to complete the challenge. Those 7 scouts received a Challenge Coin, one of 10 given at the Jamboree. The other 3 Coins went to high ranking national Scout officials.


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Okay, I'm here to fulfill my promise! Though I'm REALLY busy, and I don't really know what to write, I'll try!
"So, who is Quil, anyway?" Cassie asked us as we walked towards the beach.
"He's one of Ty's friends. Well, one of the friendly and likeable ones anyway." I answered her, my thoughts immediately drifting off to Sam, the 'leader' of their group, and I couldn't help but scrunch my face in distaste.
"What's wrong, Sunny? Don't you like Quil?" Cassie asked again, noticing my grimace.
"It's not that, Cassie. It's just that my group of friends have a leader, Sam, and Sunny doesn't like him. Though, I don't know why. I personally think he's quite attractive." Tyler asnwered her this time, but I really didn't that last comment.
"You're lucky I love you, Ty, or I'd be disgusted. The image of you, my new best friend, and Sam Uley is just...wrong." I told him, my frown deepening.
"Okay then. Before we end this conversation, I may think Sam's cute, but I find Quil mouth-watering. I'm not joking, when I'm around him I find it hard to keep my hands to myself." He said with a grin on his face, his voice teasing. Probably knowin that I'm about to attempt to kick his butt.
"TYLER!!! YOU BETTER START RUNNING, BECAUSE WHEN I GET YOU, I'M TURNING YOU INTO DOG FOOD!!!" And with that, I tried to tackle him, and failed. He jumped out off the way, and then dashed down the beach, with me hot on his tail, and Cassie laughing while running behind us.
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This is the length of a male adults index finger. It's skin is like the shell of a prawn. It fell out of my hanging basket I bought from Tescos three days ago. It started to climb the wall and it has teeth and a red face. Any ideas?
this is Rorz it looks like a caterpillar to me.i am not really sure sorry
It's a Puss Moth Caterpillar.


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I then proceeded to run GPPP as root by opening it from a terminal in which I had first invoked root privileges* and it worked! I was able to establish a successful PPP dial-up connection.
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Thanks to the kind folks at the antiX forums, I learned that the workaround is to run GPPP as root. In antix, I did this by using the "Run" box to open GPPP, checking "run as root". In LMDE, I did not find a "Run" box, so I decided to try using a terminal to run GPPP as root and the rest is history...
Note that KPPP in SimplyMEPIS has a different problem-- along with a different solution; see this post (esp. the very last part) at the MEPIS Community Forum.
I should point-out that I'm way out of my league with LMDE but when I learned it came with GPPP, I was so surprised that I decided to give it a try and see what happens and I actually fumbled my way through installing it just hours ago. This is my first boot-up after installation and, after the turbulence I encountered trying to update, I fear it may prove to be my last as well....


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Everyone should already know about compact fluorescent bulbs. These bulbs are becoming much more affordable, so their ROI (return on investment) is more attractive. While these bulbs save on the electric bill and reduce greenhouse gases, they are not a suitable replacement for all of your lighting fixtures. Because they are fluorescent bulbs, they require a higher spike of electricity to start, so this type of bulb is designed to replace standard bulbs that remain on for periods of an hour or more. In addition, constantly turning these replacement lights on and off will actually decrease their life. So that light in your storage closet is best left an old-fashioned incandescent bulb.Another way to help Mother Earth is to manage your wall warts. Even if you don't have anything plugged into the other end, they still consume electricity. They contain a transformer that eats power and generates heat (good in winter, bad in summer). Unplug them when they're not in use. Also keep in mind that keeping them plugged in all the time decreases their life. Many other electrical devices also draw power even though they are turned off.
Instant-on TVs and monitors are big offenders, as are devices that have front-panel displays (clocks) or use remote controls to turn them on. Unplug them when you're not using them, and you'll probably see a noticeable decrease in your electric bill—perhaps as much as 15–20%, according to one source.LCD monitors will also save electricity over tube monitors, but in many cases plasma screens and some projection-type monitors use more power than conventional tube monitors of the same size.
Another way of going green is to check the sleep settings on your computer. Those are the settings that blank your screen after a few minutes of nonuse. But did you know that there are additional settings that may further save power? You can shut down your hard drives after a preset period of inactivity. Some PCs even allow a complete sleep or hibernate mode. These are settings accessed through the Windows Control Panel and are called different things on different systems (power or sleep options). A word of caution, though: Avoid using hard drive sleep settings on computers that are used for editing, as inactivity is determined by keyboard or mouse use. If you're rendering or outputting to tape or DVD, the system will not detect activity and will shut down your drives, stopping your task. Not good if you are on a deadline. These extreme settings are designed for general-use PCs (billing, email, web, etc.) and are better used in those scenarios.
Western Digital has developed a line of "green" drives that conserve power and can save up to $10 per drive for internal drives and $14 per external drive (these are maximum estimates). They may not generate a lot of savings for you unless you have several drives, like in a central data bank. But it's good to see that manufacturers are working toward cleaning up the environment (in one way or another). For more info on the green drives, click here.
Got old equipment? If it isn't worth anything, don't toss it in the trash; some electronics contain toxic material. To find a local recycling center, check out www.earth911.org. Dell and Apple will recycle your old computer with the purchase of a new one (the old system can be of any brand). Staples will also accept used home/office electronics, but with a fee of $10 per item. Old (working) cell phones can be donated to National Coalition Against Domestic Violence.
How about some "road tips" on saving money (and gas) when you're on location shoots? Besides the obvious maintenance issues (filters, tuneups, etc), you can get better mileage by doing the following:Maintaining proper tire pressure (can save up to 8 cents per gallon).Clean out your trunk—removing unnecessary weight can save up to 6 cents per gallon per 100 lbs. weight saved.Keep it under 60—every 5mph over 60 will eat up 20 cents per gallon.Go to GasBuddy.com to find the best local gas prices.
There are other things that you can do to reduce your carbon footprint. Look around your studio. Most things that use electricity generate heat. In the wintertime of cold weather areas, this isn't necessarily a bad thing (it saves on the heating bill), but in warm weather these items will create additional heat load on air conditioning systems, thus costing more money to maintain the same temperature. Shut down unused equipment, especially in summer. You can also use recycled paper products. For general office use, recycled paper is available almost everywhere, but unfortunately there is little choice in high-quality paper used for brochures, case inserts, and the like. There is also a CD/DVD duplicating house that now offers recycled paperboard sleeves and inserts for duplication orders.
New Disc PrintersIn other gadget-related news (which won't necessarily help you in your efforts to go green in your business), are some new choices when it comes to printers. For those who print their own DVDs and CDs, there is the Recordex StudioJet 50 printer that uses standard HP printer cartridges for huge savings on ink supplies, comes with a 1-year warranty, and will handle 50 discs per load, all for $1,295. It supports Windows XP and Vista (sorry, no Mac support at present) and is available through the 4EVER Group's online store and other online retailers.
Another new option comes from label-maker company Dymo. Dymo's Disc Painter prints only one disc at a time, but at $279.95, it may be the perfect printer for the low-volume user. This unit uses a single ink cartridge ($39.95) and will print approximately 100 discs per cartridge, depending on volume of ink used per print.
The printer supports both Windows XP or Mac OS X and can be purchased directly from Dymo or other online retailers like B&H Photo Video.Both units come with bundled label creation software but will also accept images prepared in your your favorite graphics programs.
All-in-One Printer UpdateSpeaking of printers, a while back I talked about the HP C6180, an all-in-one printer that I had some initial problems with. After a few months' use, I'd like to give you an update. Since the initial startup issues, my experience with the printer has been nothing but positive, making it one of the better investments that I've made in the past year. I'm finding some very cool features such as scanning directly to a PDF file, to a computer, or to removable flash media, or you can fax directly from your computer. Another bonus is having all of these features available to every computer on my network.
The model that I got was the C6180, a mid-level all-in-one, with almost all the features that you could ever want or need, such as the copier/fax/scanner auto sheet feeder, wired and wireless (G) networking, and a multislot flash memory card interface that includes a USB port and can be used in about 10 different ways. Because it is a combination of so many office devices, you actually save on energy because it is a single machine—another plus. There is one negative that I have uncovered. If you use or attempt to use refilled or aftermarket ink cartridges, a warning pops up on the display that first tells you that you will be losing the ink-monitoring function; then it informs you that the warranty will not be honored if you have ink-related problems.
When the cartridges are empty (regardless of brand), printing will cease and the display will note that the specific cartridge that has run out. If one of the colors runs out, you will be asked if you want to print in grayscale, which is a great option to gave if you absolutely need to print something and don't have a replacement cartridge handy.
Footage ReduxIf you are like me and shoot stage events, you probably have a library of footage from all those school events that you've shot over the years you've been in the business. Instead of just taking up room in your studio, you should use them to make money. What I've begun to do is offer parents a packaged deal for college portfolios in theater and music (the contents of my library).
For a flat fee, parents get a DVD of their child's recent participation in these events, with options of adding (with a surcharge) additional footage that they may have. The school I'm working with was interested in providing an affordable service for the parents to assist them in getting scholarships in theater and music (instrumental and choral). The school is not making a profit on this service, but there ought to be some return (and some good will) on my end.
Sports portfolios were also thrown into the mix, except that I do not record (per contract) any of their sporting events. So that service was advertised as available, but the parents would have to contact me directly for pricing and availability.
To get the word out, the school sent out a mailing to families of all 11th graders about this new service. In the week since the mailing went out, I've already gotten two calls—just another example of how creating relationships with your clients can benefit you in ways you never even thought of.
Ed Wardyga (wardyga at kvimedia.com), owner of Keepsake Video and KVI Media in Rhode Island, has been producing event video since 1989, specializing in stage productions. He runs the website www.theGadgetBag.net and is the recipient of the WEVA Walter Bennett Service to Industry Award.


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Meanwhile in the TARDISTwo newly filmed scenes written by Steven Moffat, exclusive to DVD & Blu~ray. One takes place between The Eleventh Hour and The Beast Below whilst the other takes place between Flesh & Stone and The Vampires of Venice (approx. 3 mins long each).
The first installment includes a reference to the year 1963, the phrase "space squid" whilst the second part features "Space Gandalf", "leather bikini" and a visual nod to the companions of the past.
Monster Files
Get under the skin and inside the minds of the new Doctor's most challenging opponents (4 episodes).
In~Vision Commentaries
The Eleventh Hour: Steven Moffat, Piers Wenger & Beth Willis
Victory of the Daleks: Mark Gatiss, Barnaby Edwards & Nick Briggs
The Time of Angels: Steven Moffat & Karen Gillan
The Vampires of Venice: Johnny Campbell, Toby Whithouse & Alex Price
Cold Blood: Ashley Way, Alun Raglan & James Dehaviland
The Big Bang: Toby Haynes, Karen Gillan & Arthur Darvill
Seven and half minutes (approx.) of behind~the~scenes fun from the gang, including bloopers and interviews.
Video DiariesApproximately half an hour of video diaries (in three parts) made by Matt Smith, Karen Gillan and Arthur Darvill
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Dateline: May 12, 2006
Celebrating AALL's Centennial—Join Us in St. Louis
for These Terrific Policy Events!
It doesn't seem possible that our St. Louis meeting is just weeks away and we'll soon be gathering to celebrate our history and past achievements. The Washington Office, Government Relations Committee (GRC) and Copyright Committee will be focusing on our current hot issues during the conference and discussing our legislative priories for the coming year. We invite you to join us for many exciting events focused on our legislative and policy agenda. In addition, we encourage you to attend the meetings of both policy committees to give you a taste of the important contributions they make throughout the year.
GRC 2005-2006—Sunday, July 9th, from 11:45 am to 1:15 pm
GRC 2006-2007—Tuesday, July 11th, from 11:45 am to 1 pm
Copyright Committee 2005-2006—Saturday, July 8th, from 4-5 pm
Copyright Committee 2006-2007—Wednesday, July 12th, from 7:30-8:45 am
Not One But Two Legislative Advocacy
Training Opportunities This Year!
Thanks to the support of President Claire Germaine, for the first time this year there will be two special training sessions to help members become more effective advocates for our legislative agenda. The GRC and Washington Office invite you to our usual half-day session on Saturday, July 8th, from 8:30 am to noon, at the Renaissance Grand, Majestic (B). As described in last month's column, this year's workshop will focus especially on public law library funding issues, changes to the Federal Depository Library Program and "Orphan Works" legislation.
In addition, we're offering a special event from 2-4:30 pm Saturday afternoon, same location, to welcome our newer members to our advocacy work. GRC Chair Timothy Coggins and his committee have planned this session for our newer law librarians as an opportunity to network with other newer colleagues; learn effective advocacy techniques and tips; make a real impact on the future of our profession; and learn some insider tips on how to become more involved in your chapter and AALL activities and committees. Networking, advocacy, and balancing your job as a law librarian with your role as an advocate for your profession are what this session is all about!
Defending Democratic Values (B-4)
Sunday, July 9th, 2:45 to 4 pm
GRC Member Leah Sandwell-Weiss will moderate this timely program that explores the current climate of government secrecy and how it impacts librarians, researchers, citizens, and even elected officials. Lucy Dalglish, executive director of the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, will talk about federal and state government policies since 9/11 that have resulted in a dramatic expansion of government secrecy. Charlene Cain of the Louisiana State University Law Library will talk about the ethical dilemma faced by librarians when these policies infringe library users' rights by negatively impacting the public's right to know.
Annual Legislative and Regulatory Update (B-6)
Sunday, July 9th, 2:45 to 4 pm
GRC Chair Timothy Coggins will moderate our annual Washington Office session to inform you about our progress on information policy issues and legislative advocacy efforts during the past year. We are very honored to welcome as our guest speaker Mrs. Kennie Gill, Democratic Staff Director and Chief Counsel of the Senate Committee on Rules & Administration. In addition, Steven Aftergood, director of the Project on Government Secrecy at the Federation of American Scientists, will join us immediately after accepting his 2006 Public Access to Government Information Award. Steve will talk about his efforts fighting government secrecy. As usual, Bob Oakley and I will report on our activities during the past year and we will proudly introduce you to Bryan Stevens, the Washington Office's new Advocacy Communications Assistant. Please join us to welcome Bryan to AALL and our advocacy team!
E-Life Cycle Management—A Town Meeting with Public Printer
Bruce James and U.S. Archivist Allen Weinstein (G-1)
Tuesday, July 11th, 10:15 to 11:30 am.
AALL has long been committed to holding the federal government responsible for ensuring the entire life cycle of electronic government information, including developing user-friendly and comprehensive finding tools, as well as the permanent public access, authentication and preservation of electronic publications and records. The GPO and NARA are implementing important new digital initiatives—the Future Digital System and the Electronic Records Archives—that hold the promise of meeting these important goals. The roles, responsibilities and policies of each agency, while different, are crucial to the success of federal E-government. We're honored to welcome Public Printer Bruce James and U.S. Archivist Allen Weinstein for an assessment of their agency's progress with these important new initiatives.
What the #!*? Is a "Snippet"? Copyright Issues related to the
Google Book Search Project (I-2)
Wednesday, July 12th, 9-10:30 am
Google's Book Search Project, a collaboration with five major research libraries, is an effort to digitize their collections and make them searchable. The project raises many legal questions that will be debated in a lively discussion moderated by Copyright Committee member Alison Ewing. Will these plans democratize access to information? How will current litigation, like that involving the Internet Archive "Wayback Machine," affect the project? Why did the Google Print Library Project stop scanning all in-copyright works, giving publishers the opportunity to decide which of their books could and could not be scanned? And what exactly is a "snippet," the term used by Google to describe the amount of information that will be provided from copyrighted works? Speakers include Jonathan Band, legal counsel for the Library Copyright Alliance; Mark Sandler, Collection Development Officer at the University of Michigan; and Jeffrey Cunard of Debevoise & Plimpton who is representing publishers in the Google lawsuit.
AALL's Authentication Survey—"Staking the Claim" for Authentic
and Official State Statutes and Court Opinions on the Web (J-2)
Wednesday, July 12th, 1:30-2 pm
Effective access demands genuine and trustworthy legal resources on the web. Last year, suspecting states have neglected this concern, President Claire Germain asked the Access to Electronic Legal Information Committee (AELIC) to conduct a national survey of which states (if any) have adopted web site versions of statutes and court decisions as "official" and "authentic" text. This survey builds on AALL's highly successful State-by-State Report on Permanent Public Access to Electronic Government Information. Join AELIC chair Richard Matthews and GRC member Judy Meadows to learn about the survey, its findings and recommendations, and how you can assist AALL in our future advocacy efforts on authentication.
Mary Alice Baish
Associate Washington Affairs Representative
Edward B. WIlliams Law Library
111 G Street, N.W.
Washington, DC 20001-1417
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Some of the most stirring scenes Shakespeare ever wrote vibrate with powerful resonance in this grippingly dramatic radio production. Tortured madness, pure evil, and the fatal struggle for power grip the listener until the final, shockingly tragic conclusion.
Revitalised, original, and comprehensive, this is Shakespeare for the new millennium.
© and (P)2001 BBC Worldwide Ltd
"Rather Good Methinks"
A very good dramatisation; I enjoyed it greatly. The diction is lovely.
"A Double Tragedy"
Like the other BBC Radio Shakespeare plays I've purchased (7 or so), the sound quality, production, acting and music are brilliant. In particular, William Houston's performance of Edmund is fantastic. However, as always, BBC omits very large portions of the dialog - some of the best lines - and this is so unacceptable and maddening. Let's consider what kind of person listens to audio dramatizations of Shakespeare: would any of us accept anything less than a strict adherence to Shakespeare's script?
I find the practice of arbitrarily cutting and editing parts of a play, especially one on the magnitude of King Lear, not only astoundingly disrespectful toward the author/writer, but an act of supreme arrogance and condescension. Shakespeare wrote soliloquies and speeches for the characters for a reason. To randomly cut away the lines as the editor(s) and actors deem fit is repulsive and utterly shameful. I suppose these arrogant and haughty creatures will shrug their collective shoulders in indifference and proclaim that "we can do what we please". So can the purchasing customer: let's show these pompous buffoons that their conceit has consequences by boycotting BBC made productions. Only then, when their financial bottom line is threatened, they may humbly render a true performance of a literary masterpiece. Save your money on this one; it's a chopped-up version of King Lear, not King Lear.
"great play, cast"
redgrave is phenomenal as Lear. Kent, Gloucester, the fool and Edgar are also wonderful. highly recommend
"Good Way to Understand Shakespeare"
This BBC series of dramatized Shakespeare's plays is very good. It's so much easier to understand when there are multiple voices, almost as good as a play.
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Naruto 621 The Truth
Tobirama(thinking):While brother tells his story i should see if i can find a way to free myself
Tobirama(thinking):lets see with my brothers cells orochimaru was able to enhance the hold of the edo tensei not only does he have better control over it but he was able to bring us almost back to full power.
Tobirama(thinking):i have a solution let me give it a (tobirama stops)
Tobirama(thinking):wait what is this feeling the kyuubi its coming from this room but its only yin chakra no wonder i couldn't sense it the first time but where is yang chakra
Tobirama begins trying to sense out the battlefield
Tobirama(thinking):so they were not lying madara is on the battle field but there is another one it is way to strong to be tsunades judging by the signature it is of mitos clan but its also seems to be related to the fourth!?
Tobirama(thinking):what are you keeping a secret fourth?
Hashirama:Let me begin with the senju and uchiha clan
madara is shown in his susanoo blocking the tailed beast which hashirama used with his wood golem
Hashirama:Before this fight as many would know we fought each other for many years but this time both of us knew it would be are final fight it was the fight for the title of hokage
All are suprised but tobirama
Orochimaru: interesting
Hashirama:I told Madara both of us could rule together but he declined
Hashirama begin to cry shocking everyone
Hashirama:i thought of another solution
Everyone in shock but tobirama and sasuke
Sasuke: A fight to the death
Hiruzen: hashi how could you
Hashirama: hiruzen you wouldn't understand
Hashirama:I myself was held as the strongest ninja of that time and for the that fact Madara resented me but that wasn't the real reason that he hated me so much.
Sasuke: Then why was it?
Tears began to drop on the ground from hashirama face
Tobirama: brother there is no need to go any further
Tobirama even begans to tear up as he balls up his fist
Hashirama: I killed his brother
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why are they wearing shoes on the bed? so dumb.
She is a lovely fuck and who wouldn't just want to fuck her hard for hours, she looks like she really loves it
i always watch this if i need to masturbate ,,,
is there more Porn of this girl
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Right? Holy he's huge!
i love the banging, d guy was hot and d girl was up to the task.....good one
is that the chick from twilight?
Where can we get the full version to this crazy ass video?!?!!
Just enter kasey chase. Over 12min. Enjoy ;)
The dude needed to slow down. He's got the whole package except for the motion.
that cock was a quiet big!! i want one!!
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good lord that girl can and loves to fuck. you can just tell. Thats why I watch this clip over, and over.
watched this with my BF. Now we need really rough morning sex.
Wow! Great just what i needed!
kasey chase
Nice tiny pussy
Great Oral & Breast - Nice Shoes
video bellissimo ma la ragazza e troppo bella
Good bitch.
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Wonderfull how she takes his whole dick... love it !
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Who is mastebaiting to this?
He Fucked me so hard that i could,ent able to go to work next morning.
terrible, just uses her like a kleenex
love for he too suck my big dick
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reminds me of an ex girlfriend she could scratch n bite like fuck when she was enjoying herself like this chick
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my husband also fucks me like this
Shit sow hot
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Great sultry sex with deepthroat is always amazing to watch with beautiful couples who actually love fucking. However, the sensual goddess is not Malena Morgan. As hot as she is, Malena is a full on lesbian! This little vixen sucks cock way too well to be a lesbian. Maybe bi sexual but not lesbian. Very sweaty, horny & intense sex scene, I need to get a cold shower!
love 2 sniff his feet
god i want to sniff his big soft sweaty feet!
Some males are born with large clocks and seem they make videos only to make the rest us feel inferior. Of course young Kasey has that killer body , they both worked up a sweat to show us how enjoyable fornication is.
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I surprise you did not squirt damn girl
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It's Kasey Chase. If you could read you would see her name at the end of the video -.-'
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HELLUVA deepthroat - nice gagging
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loved seeing a bit of dr strange at 2:35
haha i just saw it
what her name
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A firm grip on her ass, that's what made her more horney. (me too)
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i want to find a Girl, that like doing this to me...
If only I could fuck a guy and get fucked as hard as this...
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Such a fit girl and lovely massive cock
same here Kyle
Nice shoes
If she did that to me I'd love to bury my face between her thighs and give her hours of oral.
What a gentleman !
What is her name? She is NOT Malena Morgan!
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That was a good fuck!
Sweet woman who loves to get it on! Excellent deep throat techniques. Would love to fill her up everyday!!
Jackrabbit mode engaged
I dont know why, but I like girls wearing shoes or socks in bed. Makes me cum so hard.
really like this video, happy girls like the dudes cock as mine is identical :)
does this guy have a plane to catch or something? why's he in such a goddamn hurry?
He fucks pretty good for a dude who probably weighs the same as her....
jeff..lmfao she is adorable
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i liked how he just tapped her arse when he was gonna cum, like tapping on a lorry when it can pull off lol
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Skip to comments.Call girl free to reveal rich johns name in months [federal court Puzzle for FReepers]
Posted on 09/26/2011 9:05:55 AM PDT by Diogenesis
Call girl free to reveal rich johns name in months [Puzzle for FReepers]
"The federal gag order barring a Yellow Pages prostitute from
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then blackmailed when he ended their pay-to-play affair will be lifted
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Michelle Robinson, 32, who under threat of imprisonment
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Democratic donor?
We know one thing... It's not Bawney!
Coincidental, I'm sure, but her name is the same as the maiden name of our First Lady.
My dollar bet is on Harry.
It's gonna be a Kennedy.
Harry who? Not Reid, he's not from MA. I would hope it was John Francois Kerry but it says business man so that eliminates the gigolo.
"Call girl free"? There goes that business model.
This b*tch should be in jail for blackmail.
Probably some rich white liberal who thinks screwing a black whore is the same as marching in Selma...
There is a reason statues Justice has a blindfold on it; that is so it doesn't rule differently on the rich or poor, famous or not known, differently. However, the blindfold is suppose to be off to everything else.
Once we keep the blindfold on justice beyond this, is justice denied.
I think I saw one of those track girl columns that hinted who it might be but I could not find the article again online, it was one of those blind items tales from the naked city etc.
I wouldn't touch that with someone else's ten foot pole...
But, that is probably racist. Hell, everything is "racist," these days. If the Dims aren't careful, the term is going to lose it's opprobrium.
I agree.
Robert Kraft?
Yellow pages prostitute?
Are they listed under the letter P?
Maybe in this case, under the letter "C"?
An additional question would be why wasn't he charges for soliciting a prostitute. They have stings to arrest johns on street corners, how is this any different? He claimed blackmail? She has a right to face her accuser in a public trial... to hide the identity of someone who then admittedly broke the law by siliciting and paying her for sex smacks of sexism and likely cronyism.
I bet it will be someone the general public doesn't know but someone "connected" in the right political circles in Ma.
Geez, I hope not.
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