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Re: 500,000
@MachDiamond The point is that it was an existing car factory, so required minimal additional investment beyond the tooling specific for their production line. With a new production line, I would expect the line to be largely automated. Consequently, the workers you require might be more along the lines of computer engineers than the workers Henry Ford used to look for. Ford also used to pay his workers more than the standard going rate. Might not be as stupid as you think.


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The band got together for the first time since November 30th and it was just as bad as you'd expect. We had been talking about seriously trying to add a Rush song. We had also been talking about goofing around on a Rush song. We did neither. Any time one of us finds a song that he can fudge his way though, some one else is unable to fight through the awesomeness. What can you do, right? Neil Peart was aware of the effect he had on cover bands. We all desperately want to play their stuff, but they are just too good and the songs are too hard.
Still, earlier today me and my Gibson SG and my Vox MV50 and my Apple HomePod spent some quality time laughing at my inability to get through a whole slew of Rush songs. Mike had mentioned New World Man and I sort of hyper focused on that one. By the time I left for rehearsal I could get all the way through it. Sometimes Rush is able to make a song sound really easy while still twisting your fingers into knots. New World Man is a little like that. I could play it. Mike could almost play it. Kevin tried and just laughed at how hard it was. That's how it is being a Rush fan in a cover band. You try and try and it's just beyond you.
Maybe we'll come up with something. The search is never ending. Kevin played Stick it Out in a previous band. I know for sure that back in the 90's I could play that one. It's in dropped D tuning and the scale patterns are like a maze drawn by a crazy person, but at one point in the past I know I could do it. That means the bass part is probably going to give Mike nightmares.
Whatever we try next, it will have to wait. Turns out we have a gig on February 1st. It's another private party, but this time it's in a public place. We will be celebrating Greg the Singer's birthday. I have no idea what the parameters are. Will we play an hour set again? Will we play two? No idea. We'll figure it out.
In gear news, I took all of the stay-at-home stuff to Mike's house. The little pedal board with the Tumnus and the OCD Ge and the Deluxe Reverb. I plugged in the attenuator but I was getting a lot of noise and pulled it out. It didn't fix the noise though so it will probably go back. I didn't want to crank the amp, I still want a clean tone, but I want to run it much higher than I usually do. Maybe have the volume at 5 or 6 instead of two.
That means I have the 18/30 watt Bassbreaker at home along with the big pedal board with the KTR and the OCD v1.7. I have plans for that stuff and the plans are called The RPM Challenge… though there is now a gig in the way of that… soooo…. I don't know what. I'll probably bring the big board to next Sunday's practice and use that for the gig as usual. Then I can bring it home for RPM. I have visions of running two amps. The 15 watt Bassbreaker paired with the 18 watt channel on the 18/30 watt Bassbreaker. It will be a big bonanza of Bassbreaker.


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2). Government news: ANC was there long before democracy – Zuma, Zuma's salary increase, luxury spending, criticising the government
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A roundup from MetroWest
Hopkinton woman charged with assault
HOPKINTON — A Hopkinton woman was arrested after a disturbance at her home, police said.
Dorothy H. Blake, 67, of 21 Ash St., was charged with assault and battery on a police officer, assault and battery with a dangerous weapon (door) and resisting arrest, police said.
Man charged with driving violations
HOPKINTON — Police arrested a Framingham man after they pulled him over on East Main Street Friday at 6:25 a.m.
Jose M. Mourao, 69, of 181 Hollis St., was charged with driving to endanger, driving without a license, driving with a suspended license (subsequent offense) and driving with a license that has been suspended for being a habitual traffic offender, police said.
Ashland woman charged with A&B
ASHLAND — An Ashland woman was arrested Thursday at 9:09 p.m. after a domestic dispute, police said.
Stacy P. Laura, 20, of 82 Metropolitan Ave., was charged with assault and battery, police said.
Woman charged with shoplifting
NATICK — A Waltham woman was arrested Thursday at 1:25 p.m. after police said she shoplifted at Juicy Couture in the Natick Mall.
Deepa Vohra, 43, of 54 Fourth Ave., was charged with shoplifting of property worth more than $100, police said.
Man charged with B&E
FRAMINGHAM — A Falmouth man was arrested Thursday at 11 p.m. after police said he broke into a car on McPhee Road.
Daniel Bradley, 23, of 67 Seatucket Ave., was charged with breaking and entering into a vehicle, police said.
Southborough woman charged with OUI
A Southborough woman was arrested Thursday at 6:30 p.m. on Rte. 9 after a reported three-car accident, police said.
Anna V. Tsaur, 45, of 6 Leonard Drive, was charged with drunken driving and driving to endanger, police said.
Woman arrested on warrants
MARLBOROUGH — A Westborough woman was arrested on Thursday at 7:38 a.m. on Northboro Road, police said.
Cynthia A. Andrews, 54, of 32 Glen St., Apt. 1, was arrested on three warrants, police said.
Bolton resident charged with OUI
MARLBOROUGH — A Bolton resident was arrested on Thursday at 8 p.m. following a motor vehicle stop on Boston Post Road West, police said.
Dana A. Dahill, 40, of 57 Wheeler Road, was arrested on charges of driving under the influence of liquor, second offense; driving with an open container of alcohol; driving with a revoked registration; failing to stop; and on a marked lanes violation, police said.


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Before I start with my little double movie session, I'd like to share with you guys my first review written for IMDb.
I happened to chance upon the trailer and I thought that the premise of this story was a very fresh and interesting idea and the film seemed pretty interesting, that prompted me to catch this film without reading any prior reviews about it. It was only after watching the film and having a good impression of it that I read some pretty bad reviews about this film.
The premise of the film is very interesting, incorporating the supernatural and medical research to create a very real feel to the film. And there's a strong plot which sadly quite a number of horror films lack. The acting and emotions of the lead actors and actresses were very well executed, and their love for their child and the extent they went to protect their child was very touching. The supporting cast was very likable, which made the twists of the film very sudden and very shocking. The background music aided in the suspense of the film and provided an eerie enough atmosphere.
One thing different about this horror film that I liked is the tone down on the use of 'ghosts', in place was just the effects of the supernatural forces. I also like the use of in-your-face graphic images which was also something scary, and horror-filled on its part. The style of the film reminds me quite like The Eye.
In all, I feel that this is still a good film to recommend and a fresh change of the usual horror films palette offered.
I wrote this entry because of this review by A Nutshell Review. Luckily for me I read his review after watching the film, and hence did not fall for his almost inaccurate description of the film. I sure was glad I watched this film and I'd put it alongside The Eye as one of the better horror films, and I'd put it at the first place for my favourite horror films, but that's because I haven't watched many. It's still better than the likes of The Ring, Dark Water which are the better ones already. I shan't even mention here the crap ones I've watched. I felt compelled to write the review because I was afraid that the only review up there was a misleading one, but as I checked the user ratings, it seemed like I'm the only person who felt that the film was good.
At time of this blog entry being written, there were only five votes and one of them is mine, and it's very obvious which one is mine from the demographic details of the voters, thank you very much. It shows very clearly that yours truly is 18-29 and live outside the US if you take the presumption that this person here is a female. Maybe it's because me being a female that I could feel more for the emotions of the film, especially of those of the different characters caring so much for the baby. Guess it's some kind of maternal instinct. Did I mention I got my A- on my film module from writing my exam comparing the kampongs of Bujang Lapok and Homerun, and issues from Eating Air, and without any studying and watching those films only once and it was during the screening times instead of like right before the exams. wahaha~ I think I shan't be studying anymore~
Anyway, I thought it was quite surprising that Colic seems to have been screened only in Singapore, either that or the Thais don't visit IMDb. Still only for five Singaporeans to vote seems to be a little too few based on the amount I think Colic spent on promoting the film. wah lau, the trailer was on TVMobile so often that I even dreamt of the film based on some premises of the trailer lor, not even of the film, merely the trailer only.
Okay, put this aside, I still have two more films to talk about. I went for a double movie session with my sister because our mother had movie vouchers, I can't really call it a marathon since it was only two movies, but it was indeed fun watching movies and not paying for it. The films we chose we major releases and was clearly selling out on a Thursday afternoon even. damn... Don't these people need to like go to school or go to work? I hate it when there are so many freaking people in the shopping centres, worse when these people are irritating ginna-kias who make a lot of noise and can't behave themselves. Kids should neither be seen or heard man, they should be locked up at home doing assessment books. yea yea... I have much disregard for kids.
Night at the Museum
I saw the trailer (yet again on that green channel called TVMobile) and the cast of Owen Wilson attracted me. It's quite a furore online because Owen Wilson was uncredited for reasons yet known. I still have great dislike for Ben Stiller, as much as my dislike for other actors of that genre (see Stephen Chow), but I thought the crass humour for this film is very much toned down than his other films such as Meet the Parents and Meet the Fockers. The premise of the film was also very interesting, almost magical, like a dream come true for all history students or history lovers. I think there was a time when I had imagined myself to be in that position, to be able to communicate with people from the past to get to understand them better. But of course, the execution of the film was lame, as usual since most of the plot is devoted to the main premise, the building up and the climax twist was lame. But still it was an enjoyable film, for one to relax a while and forget about everything else.
Larry is your typical comedy lead character, sort of like Jim Carrey's roles in his comedies, divorced/separated, the ex has a new guy in her life and that guy is in every aspect better than the protagonist. There would be a son or daughter somewhere, but mostly it's a son, the child loves the father but is continually disappointed by the useless father. Enter the plot, the protagonist suddenly becomes someone interesting, the plot twist, the child is no longer disappointed, the protagonist either gets a new girl or gets back together with his wife. It's a happy ever after ending.
But the pull factor of this film unlike other comedies is the visual effects of the main premise, the effects of all the stuff coming to life in the museum and that was the one thing I really liked a lot.
***spoilers ahead***
The T-Rex was damn cute, just like a playful dog. He likes to plat Fetch, he even behaves like a dog listening to his master. And the part he played at the end, leaving those tracks in the snow was plain hilarious.
My favourite was of course the Yankee leader and the Roman leader. Their rapport was so there that they just crackled me up being there. They were miniatures so the special effects made them look so small and cute and Larry in contrast was a giant, which they played to that effect with Larry. It was funnier at the end when they made up to complete that task, they drove a remote controlled car over and across the snow, crashed that, and came crawling back in the deep (to them) snow. They were so chibi, so kawaii~ yea, and Owen Wilson was so shaggelicious.
The Easter Island stone figure was also quite cute with him "gum gum" and "dumb dumb" talks. I like the part which he shouted to get the attention of everybody in the museum by saying something like "my dumb dumb wants to talk". lol~
The whole cast of the characters appeared in the film were really good, and the part of the pahroah was also very surprising. I think the most surprising part was that he was so good looking, and he spoke English ("I went to Cambridge" haha...). Attila the Hun was also damn funny. I think all of them are really good.
But I hate Dexter. Don't ask me why, I hate characters like that.
***spoilers end here***
For the magical experience of seeing history come alive, and seeing the shuai shuai Owen Wilson, and all the punch lines, I give it 3/5 stars. I haven't decided if I should rate it a 6 or 7 stars for IMDb but it'll be along those lines.
After a short rest outside the cinema, I got myself a jumbo hot dog combo for the next movie. I tell you why I hate some people so much. The woman in front in front of me was so sua ku, she was about a middle aged auntie with ginna-kias but I didn't see those kids. She ordered quite a lot of stuff, took out some money and wanted to pay, but after tabulation it turns out that the money she took out was not enough and needed to take out some more. She held up the queue for so long just for us to see her digging out some change. wah lau... I hate hate hate people who hold up queues and are so bloody damn slow. But she was not the worst lor, the ginna-kias in front of me were lagi best sia. They were about 12 years old, a very rough guage since I'm bad at this, two boys one girl, one boy was paying. He order the special combo set then at the last minute decided to add in nachos too, but after the tabulation of the price, he realised that he did not have enough to pay for everything, the other boy and the girl for some reasons unknown to me did not want to pay or had no money with them too. So that boy had to return the nachos. I was like wtf, want to buy stuff makes sure have enough money la. Kids like these should just go home and watch TV instead of paying to watch movies man, can also free up some cinema space for other people. grr...
Death Note: The Last Name
One must watch Death Note the understand the sequel. It's also better if one has read the manga to understand the concepts and premises of the film. Hence, to all manga fans, I must say, all the reviews for this movie are all bullshit.
I was so disappointed with all the film reviewers (I don't think they are honorable enough to be called critiques since their minds are so narrow) who can't understand the premise, or can't see the the connotations of this premise. I think some reviewer at 8 Days called that a teen flick with dangerously dark premise. Number one, it is not a teen flick. It is what anime/manga fans come to call it as live-action and one of the most difficult made for film kind of manga adaptation. For the film they have even made the characters older, in the manga they were high school students, but in the film they were university students. They are not young. Their age is such because that it the norm for manga. Nobody reads manga to see characters over the age of 20, nobody, period. I think stupid reviewers just don't understand the cultural differences. Somehow, I somewhat think that the first mentioned reviewer for Colic above would lie in the category of this mainstream reviewers. I guess there's a generation gap between the old and the young.
Number two, it is an adaptation of something that is already very immensely popular, and if one doesn't understand the popularity of the original, there is no way that he can understand why the Death Note franchise is not a flick but a blockbuster.
I also have to counter the point of views of the reviewers that the pace of the film is hurried. Of course it has to be hurried. To consolidate like 12 volumes of manga into two movies has just got to hasten the pace of everything. But this is not unintentional. Like most other made for film anime/manga movies, there is a presumption that one has already read the manga before watching the film. Remember the cultural differences that the ordinary reviewer cannot understand.
Really, the magic of Death Note is that unlike most live-actions, this was tastefully done without looking like a cosplay event. The characters were real, even more real than the manga or anime figures. The choice of actors and actresses were also good. I love Fujiwara Tatsuya, he was the Shuya in Battle Royale, it's seems so magical to see him all grown up now.
I don't know what has that Today reviewer has against the premise of this film, for one, I think that this premise is very interesting and of course naturally one which is very dark and there's a lot of creative room to play around this premise, hence this manga series. Really, if there was such a killing weapon such as the Death Note, what would one do to it, and how is it that it can be made to its fullest use? Maybe the only flaw in the movie was the emphasis on the battle between the two geniuses. For a manga and anime, it's possible to focus on that because of the difference range of audience. The movie audience just has too many lau kok koks who think that have two kid geniuses too ego tripping for them. bah~ Stupid adults.
Really, if there was ever a battle between Kira and L, I think I'd be in the Kira camp. But of course, as Kira is but human, he also errs. For a Kira to be really perfect and kami-sama like, he shouldn't have taken on the bait by L and started all his killings of the police people. Of course, killing his girlfriend, attempting to kill his father, making use of the Shinigamis and Misamisa, I guess those are all his failings as a person.
Then again, it's also because of his failings that we can see Light as a person rather than as Kira. And we can like him for being a person than a Kira. Oh well...
Going to watch this film with my sister is a bit of the hassle since her brain works so slowly that she can't keep up with the story even those she likes it a lot. She kept asking me questions about the Shinigamis and the Eyes and the part when Misa when "Yagami Tsuki?". Still, in all, I gave it 9/10 on IMDb, the only failing is that the film consolidated all the Ls into that Ryuzaki one person (I know, they don't have the time), and all the squashing of infomation into such a short amount of time.
Now it's back to the anime~
Saturday, December 30, 2006
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Unexpected search conducted in "Sevan" Penitentiary Institution by the instruction of Rustam Badasyan
As a result of inspection activities carried out by the instruction of Minister of Justice Rustam Badasyan, on 23 October, officers of the Operational Unit and the Unit for Ensuring Safety of "Sevan" Penitentiary Institution of the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Armenia conducted an unexpected search in the cell of convict A. I. serving the punishment in "Sevan" Penitentiary Institution and in the cache he pointed out, they detected and confiscated a mobile phone with a subscription card, which belonged to the convict and was a prohibited item. Materials are being prepared with regard to the case, an official investigation was assigned.
Let us note that the actions carried out by the instruction of the Minister are conditioned by publications in the mass media, according to which convict A. I made regular posts on his page of social network.


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Necklace Finisher Tutorial
Finish Seven at One Blow with this Easy to Make Removable Necklace Cord
If you're anything like me, you have umpteen half finished projects that just need a a little finishing and the'yd be done.
"But", you say, "I need just the right cord or chain to finish it!
Well here's an idea for you to try. I finished seven necklaces at once. It was quick, easy and it even look pretty darned good. At least I think so.
I call my invention a "Necklace Finisher". I know, not a very sexy title. Naming my ideas is not my strong suit.
Necklace Finisher Project Instructions
Level of Difficulty: Beginner to Moderate
Time: 5 to 20 minutes depending on your skill level
- Flush cutters
- Chain Nosed Pliers and/or Flat Nosed Pliers
- Two pieces of 20 gauge sterling silver round wire cut into 6" lengths
- 32" silk fairy ribbon (available at Artbeads.com)
- 2 sterling silver lobster clasps
Step 1:
|String one end of each ribbon piece through the loop or jump ring of each lobster clasp
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Now let's attach the ribbon securely.
Place one of the 6" lengths of wire underneath the cut end of the ribbon. The ribbon should lie on top of the wire length at the midpoint of the wire.
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|Using your fingers, fold the wire so that it holds the ribbon end against the ribbon length securely.
Step 4:
Using your fingers, wrap the wire around and around the ribbon. You might need to use your flat nose pliers to gently grasp the wrap and keep it still as you work.
Tip: Leaving a tail will make the ribbon and wire easier to grab onto as you wrap.
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|Use your flat nose or chain nose pliers to squeeze the loose ends end down against your wrap.
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Using scissors, trim the last bit of cut ribbon close to the wire wrap.
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Repeat steps 2 thru 6 on the remaining ribbon length.
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Admire your handiwork, then go hunting for half finished experiments you can clip onto your new "Seven at One Blow" Necklace finisher.
To wear your new necklace, simply tie it into a bow at the back of your neck.
Wanna see what I can wear now? Take a gander at my "Seven at One Blow" Necklace Gallery for some ideas of what you can do with your removable necklace ribbon.
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Gasparino: Warren Buffett A "Mouthpiece" For The Obama Admin
"Warren Buffett is a very great speculator, that doesn't mean he knows a damn thing about economic policy. And I can't believe that people keep turning to him as this sage of the economy," FOX News' Charlie Gasparino said on "Your World" with Neil Cavuto today.
"Let's face it, Warren Buffett is -- especially lately -- has become a mouthpiece of this administration. He's their corporate mouthpiece, or one of them. And particularly, the most vocal one. He writes op-eds, he goes on the stump for the president, shows up at the State of the Union. So take it for what it's worth, it's through the prism, a very political prism, of Warren Buffett," Gasparino added.
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Information for Parents of Infants & Toddlers (Approximate Ages 0-3)
Being a parent of a baby or a toddler can be both fun and hard work. If your child is age three or younger, this page is meant for you. These links will help you learn how to give your child a healthy start to life.
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They say dogs resemble their owners, you are what you eat, and so on. Here's a new one: you are the hotels you stay in. We're willing to wager that you have a favourite anime series. Are you more a Hello Kitty or Godzilla type? Have we got hotels you're absolutely going to geek out over! Thrown in the the mix are hotels for cyberpunks as well.
1. Go ga-ga over Godzilla-themed Hotel Gracery Shinjuku
Located on the east side of Shinjuku Station is Hotel Gracery Shinjuku. Come rain or alien invasion, nothing will interrupt your stay as the hotel's watchdog is Godzilla himself!
Peering menacingly onto the street from the 8th floor terrace is the permanent installation artwork "Godzilla Head". Otakus themselves, the owners of Hotel Gracery Shinjuku chose to include Godzilla-themed rooms because they're mega fans!
A monster-sized fan yourself? If you want to live and breathe Godzilla (perhaps not his lethal atomic breath) then stay in The Godzilla Room. A chronology of film posters, from the original 1954 film till present, and other memorabilia (including a statue of Godzilla that grazes the ceiling) will keep fans company during their stay. While the statue might be hard to tote, take-home memorabilia includes figurines, a tote bag, and mug.
If waking up to a scaly claw hanging overhead is too much excitement for the first thing in the morning, then stay in a Godzilla View Room instead which has a view of the Godzilla Head.
2. Your Hello Kitty dreams come true at Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo
Do you remember wishing you could fit into your dollhouse and live among your toys? Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo's Hello Kitty rooms grant you that childhood wish. From the wallpaper to the toiletries, the rooms are decked out in motifs of the lovable Sanrio cat.
Intended for "grown ups", the Hello Kitty rooms come in two different styles: Kitty Town and Princess Kitty. If you're into the whole Hello Kitty universe and if the playful side of the Japanese bobtail appeals to you, then stay in Kitty Town. If you identify more with the girly side of the red bow styled feline then fall into a princess' slumber in the pink Princess Kitty room. Guys, if you're thinking of surprising your special
feline female friend, go all out and order a Hello Kitty cheesecake (around S$50). It doesn't have to be your special day to order Hello Kitty themed food – the standard room service breakfast comes with a Hello Kitty-branded omelette and kitty-shaped sandwich.
Less than a 10-minute walk away from the famous Shinjuku Station the 4-star hotel is located in Shinjuku's Nishi-Shinjuku district, home to Tokyo's tallest skyscrapers.
3. Hang with your Kumamon homeboy at Hotel New Otani Kumamoto
Kumamon, the lovable mascot of Kumamoto Prefecture, lives at Hotel New Otani Kumamoto. Don't believe us? Check in to one of the Kumamon-themed rooms and see for yourself!
Forgot the favourite childhood toy you need to fall alseep? Cuddle the red-cheeked Kumamon plushie waiting for you on your bed instead. Come with a bear-sized appetite as you'll have four restaurants ranging from teppanyaki to traditional Kumamoto cuisine to choose from – horse meat sashimi, any takers?
Just a 3-minute walk away from the Kumamoto Station, if you're in town for a while you're encouraged to take day trips to Mount Aso and Kurokawa Onsen. If you're worried about running into bears when you're out exploring, you shouldn't be – the "kuma" in Kumamoto only coincidentally means "bear" and isn't indicative of the plenitude of bears.
4. Make your first-time capsule experience Nine Hours Kyoto
If you love Japan, chances are you're futuristic. What's more futuristic in terms of accommodation than a capsule hotel? Designed so well it's been featured in Wallpaper magazine, Nine Hours Kyoto is among the best of its kind out there – perfect for anyone apprehensive about trying a capsule hotel out.
This futuristic, minimalist, capsule hotel is open to both male and female guests. If you're looking for a full-blown, surreal Japanese experience then slide into a pod, equipped with a light-based alarm clock, for a taste of the future.
We love that the hotel has it's own formula: 1 + 7 + 1 = 9, each number representing an hour spent at the hotel. One hour for showering, seven for sleeping, and an extra for grooming and getting dressed.
5. Play out your Lost in Translation fantasies at Park Hyatt Tokyo
The Sofia Coppola film "Lost in Translation" always comes into frame when imagining getting lost in Japan's capital, doesn't it? The hotel the film takes place in Park Hyatt Tokyo – one of Coppola's favourite places in the world. So what better place than where Bob and Charlotte met to begin your own Tokyo adventure?
Coppola's fondness of the hotel lies in the use of cultural diversity in its design. For instance, the protagonists meet in the "New York" Bar on the 52nd floor. Perhaps her amity stems from the fact many native New Yorkers, like herself, have said the bar's ambiance is "more New York" than the actual Big Apple. And as you wait for your Bill Murray/Scarlett Johansson to take a seat across the bar from you, have a whiskey, enjoy the live jazz, and watch Mt. Fuji fade out of view as it grows dark on the edge of the horizon.


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On September 13, the CFTC and European Commission issued a joint statement reaffirming their mutual commitment to transatlantic cooperation among regulators (Joint Statement). The Joint Statement was released following a September 5 meeting between CFTC Chairman Heath Tarbert and John Berrigan, Deputy Director General for Financial Stability, Financial Services and Capital Markets Union (DG FISMA), European Commission.
The Joint Statement explained that during the meeting, delegations from the CFTC, the European Commission and the European Securities Markets Authority (ESMA) discussed a series of topics including, but not limited to, 1) responses to foreign/third-country central counterparties that clear for domestic market participants; 2) possible qualitative and quantitative factors to determine systemic relevance, efficient and effective supervisory cooperation; 3) the need to avoid inconsistent or conflicting requirements; and 4) the importance of home and host regulators and supervisors in supporting local and broader derivatives markets.
The CFTC and the EU delegations agreed to hold follow-up discussions aimed at furthering the development of a practicable transatlantic derivatives regulatory framework.
A copy of the Joint Statement is available here.


text: BUSINESS Miley Cyrus Headed for First Hot 100 No. 1 With 'Wrecking Ball' 9/13/2013 by Gary Trust FACEBOOK TWITTER EMAIL ME Miley Cyrus - Wrecking Ball With expected monster streaming numbers for its video, the song looks likely to swing its way to the top, marking Cyrus' first Hot 100 leader It looks like Miley Cyrus' "Wrecking Ball" is about to smash its way to the top of the Billboard Hot 100. Thanks to expected enormous streaming totals for the song's video, early indications are that it should dethrone Katy Perry's "Roar," which leads the list for a second week this week. If "Ball" blasts to the summit, Cyrus would collect her first Hot 100 No. 1. She's reached No. 2 with 2009's "Party in the U.S.A." and her previous single, "We Can't Stop." PROJECTING STREAMING According to data provided by YouTube, "Ball" boasts 15.5 million U.S. YouTube views over its first two days since the clip premiered on Monday (Sept. 9). Projected over seven days, the streams for the song and video could total a whopping 30 to 45 million in the U.S., a figure that would count toward next week's Hot 100. If numbers develop as projected, "Roar" would register about half or less of that streaming sum. This week, "Roar" claimed the Hot 100's top Streaming Gainer award, rising 3-1 on the Streaming Songs chart with a 122% increase to 12 million U.S. streams, up 33%, according to Nielsen BDS. The song's video premiered on Sept. 5. "Ball" rose 27-21 on Streaming Songs this week with 2.2 million U.S. streams, a total tallied from user-generated videos featuring the song's audio (prior to the release of the song's official clip) and activity on certain audio services that contribute to the chart. PROJECTING SALES According to industry sources, "Ball" could sell more than 400,000 downloads for the tracking week ending Sunday (Sept. 15). It sold 116,000 in the Nielsen SoundScan week ending Sept. 8. "Roar" is in line to sell 340,000-360,000. This week, it leads Digital Songs (for a fourth consecutive week) with 373,000, according to SoundScan. PROJECTING AIRPLAY While "Ball" looks to sport comfortable leads in streaming and sales, "Roar" will register significantly more radio action in the Sept. 11-17 BDS tracking week, data which forms the airplay component for the Hot 100; sales and streaming are the chart's other two metrics. Through two days of BDS building data, "Roar" shows 42 million in all-format audience, second only to Robin Thicke's "Blurred Lines" (featuring T.I. and Pharrell), which stands at 54 million. Naked Ambition: 19 Bare-It-All Music Videos (NSFW) "Ball" ranks just outside the 100 most-played songs in that span, with 4.5 million. Notably, RCA Records just began promoting it to radio this week; Capitol has been working "Roar" to radio since mid-August. NEXT WEEK'S HOT 100 What do all these numbers mean for next week's Hot 100? Presently, it seems that Cyrus will score her first No. 1 on the ranking. Combining the sales projections above and taking building BDS data for airplay and streaming and projecting chart points over a full week, "Ball" looks ready to swing its way to a fairly sizable lead over "Roar" and take over atop next week's chart. Check Billboard.com on Wednesday (Sept. 18) for all the songs' official figures and to find out who claims the Hot 100's coveted crown. The refreshed Hot 100 will appear in full on Billboard.com next Thursday (Sept. 19) and in next week's issue of Billboard magazine. FACEBOOK TWITTER EMAIL ME


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Hands-up if you remember Subject 16 from Assassin's Creed: Revelations? Hmm, not many of you. Let us give you another clue: he was the nut-job that kept pestering modern day protagonist Desmond. Yeah, that's the one.
Why is he important? Because he's back. And no, not in Pog form, but as DLC accidentally outed by UK retailer Zavvi this afternoon.
The downloadable pack — entitled The Lost Archive — will hone in on the life of Subject 16 through a series of puzzle platforming sequences repurposed from the main campaign. The pack promises to delve into the identity of Subject 16, as well as expose his relationships with fellow assassins.
The Lost Archive will also unlock a host of pre-order bonuses formerly exclusive to various retailers, including the Turkish Assassin Armour, Altair's Robe and the Armour of Brutus, as well as the "Vlad the Impaler Prison" campaign mission.
The DLC will sneak onto PS3 on 28th February, both as a standalone download and as part of the "Ottoman Edition" retail pack.
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Greetings from Haiti! This is Abby and Cayley typing. Today, we woke up around 7:57, and breakfast was at 8. Breakfast was super scrumptious (as expected) and we ate as much eggs as possible. Everyone remembered their Malaria medicine, so sending up the praises for that one. After breakfast, Abby made a tutorial on how to brush your teeth in Haiti (It's a little harder than you think). When everybody was ready to go, we loaded the trusty tap-tap up with our frozen water and our yummy snacks and were off on our voyage for the day!
Our first stop was Peace Cycle and we got to tour the work area while learning the whole process of recycling the water bags. In Haiti, they do not have bottled water but instead bagged water. They use 8 million a day and when done with them, many end up on the side on the street. Peace Cycle uses those bags to make a whole bunch of different products. We got to shop and look at all the things they have made. It's neat because they are helping rebuild the economy while still cleaning the trash off the streets (Which is something we all could do better).
After Peace Cycle, we headed to Papillion (which means butterfly) for lunch, a tour of their production site, and a little shopping. For lunch, Abby ordered the last chicken nuggets and if you know Cayley, you know she wanted them nuggets, but had to settle for a burger (GROSS). We left Papillion after we finished shopping and started towards Teach Haiti.
Teach Haiti is a school for K-10 children who are unable to afford the other schools in Haiti. We visited three different classrooms and got to learn things about the students, and some students even performed music for us - which was amazing. When we were finished at Teach Haiti, we went to the supermarket and saw some questionable cow tongue WITH hair, unrefrigerated fish, and something that looked like a foot.
Our scheduled plans were done for the day after that, but we all decided to walk to the Elite (a VERY fancy hotel up the street from us) and go swimming. Abby and Cayley had A LOT of fun in the pool (notice the pictures). We finished the day with a nice Haitian meal provided by our sweet ladies. It was a calming day, and we can't wait to see what tomorrow holds. We love everyone back home and hope y'all continue to pray for our safety. J
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"Have you been 'tindering' away?" asked a school mate on the phone. I wasn't sure what she meant and was subjected to a 10-minute lecture on how the social app was revolutionising communication between the opposite sexes.
When I asked a journalist friend about Tinder, he laughed throatily and said that such apps are great levellers—one could get a "like" from the friendly dhobi, the nosy electrician or even the local vegetable vendor and they could all troop down to my house for tea one Sunday evening. The thought was disconcerting. I found my erstwhile part-time Man Friday, who also works for a well-known politician's lover, on Tinder. I didn't want to risk the Tinder way of finding a friend or a companion. I didn't download the app for a while but then curiosity got the better of me.
It's digital filth. Everything has to happen quickly—chatting, meeting, sex and break up and then moving on to the next person. There's no room for friendship, romance, companionship.—Aarav, banker.
My first date was an engineer who works for a multinational company. A strapping, clean-shaven and short-cropped-haired Sikh, he takes holidays alone every year to get away from his difficult, aging parents and a sister battling cancer. His long relationship with a Jain girl ended when she bowed to pressure from her family and broke off the engagement. A deliberate bike accident and hip and shin bone fracture later, the man only lives for the moment and has no plans to marry or even seek a companion.
I met several people at parties and clubs who had some fantastic experiences on the dating app—others, not quite so much
For Naina, a public relations professional, the possibility of dating a space scientist—a good-looking, divorced man—appeared too good to be true. Sharing of pictures and exchanges of text messages were followed by late night phone calls. Naina wanted to meet him, he said he was busy with "matters of national importance" and would meet soon. One day he called her to tell her that his ex-wife had sneaked into his apartment with a duplicate key and wanted to come back to him. He said he had to deal with the situation legally and needed time but would keep her updated. Several weeks and hundreds of messages later Naina is yet to hear from the scientist.
Rini, an architect, said that most men used fake information about themselves, photo-shopped their pictures or even used other images as cover photo to create the illusion of the perfect prince charming—moody, romantic and full of ideas that would make a lonely woman go mad with desire. Usually chats would begin with the customary "hi" and then graduate to "where do you live" and "what do you do"' and then steadily progress towards trying to get a date with promise of a "good time". Most men, according to Rini and Naina who have had a good dose of tindering seemed to be into salsa, waltz and other forms of western dances but quickly swiped left to unmatch if they were asked why they were not doing bharatnatyam or kathakali. Everybody was tall, athletic, sporty and liked living it up—conjuring up a perfect world full of modern day knights.
Sapna, a publishing agent, confessed that she was besotted with an NRI who repeatedly texted her that he needed to fold her in his arms and make love as soon as possible as the waiting was making him dysfunctional. He even offered to take her to a friend's house and woo her with wine and a candlelight dinner before the big act. Good sense prevailed and she finally did not commence on this perilous date.
I was also told that Tinder is a parking lot for married men who want to improve flagging interest in their wives by temporarily dating "fun" women. Not interested in anything "serious", only "fun, fun and fun"— sexually explicit messages abound in the profiles of these heroes on the prowl.
For Jhuma, a corporate executive, her Tinder date was perfect until he insisted that she come to his friend's house from where he had to collect important papers. It was nearly 11pm. Jhuma refused and called an Uber cab. Her date was livid and walked off in a huff, leaving her in the restaurant to settle the bill.
Tinder certainly hasn't been able to ignite my imagination nor a need to hang out with "friends" who could melt into the darkness.
Jay, a producer of a popular show on a news channel was "date-duped" by a ravishing beauty who took him to a rather seedy restaurant in an upmarket neighbourhood and notched up a massive bill by ordering expensive liquor and food which she only picked at. After making some enquiries he found out that his date was a professional escort and has an understanding with many restaurants in the area to get unsuspecting dates and empty their wallets for a certain cut from the entire deal. "It's digital filth. Everything has to happen quickly—chatting, meeting, sex and break up and then moving on to the next person. There's no room for friendship, romance, companionship. There's just no time. I think when people will get fed up of being duped and squeezed hollow, they will go back to the good old days of romance and courtship," says Aarav, an irritated banker with a history of bad dates asking for money upfront or under some pretext of going through a bad financial situation.
From a lawyer who is separated and "mom-struck", a fashion photographer who likes to photograph his dates, a journalist who dates on weekdays and flies to see his family on the weekends to a cardiac anaesthetist who has an on-and- off girlfriend and wants someone who is not an intense person, Tinder is full of interesting and yet complicated men. And the men say the same thing about women.
Am I willing to check more people out on this site? Not quite sure that I would like to be rushed into anything, Tinder certainly hasn't been able to ignite my imagination nor a need to hang out with "friends" who could melt into the darkness.


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The chief executive of Insurance Ireland is advising the 50,000 Irish customers of Danish insurer Qudos to contact their broker to avail of alternative cover.
Kevin Thompson told RTÉ's Today with Sean O'Rourke show that cover will be provided by an alternative insurance provider at no extra cost.
Qudos, which filed for liquidation in Denmark on 27 November, had mostly sold motor insurance policies to Irish customers via agents and brokers, but there were a number of property insurance policies according to Mr Thompson.
Although Insurance Ireland says that alternative cover will be provided, it will not pay out on any claims and expects Qudos give more detail on the payment of outstanding claims within the next two weeks.
Qudos is authorised by the Danish Financial Supervisory Authority and operates in Ireland on a freedom of services basis.
Mr Thompson said it remains to be seen whether outstanding claims will be paid out by the Danish Financial Supervisory Authority or the Irish Insurance Regulator.
Ireland is just one country where Qudos sold policies, other countries include France, Greece and the UK.
It is incumbent on people to check the insurance disc in their cars to determine if Qudos was the underwriter of their policy.
If that is the case then Mr Thompson advises them to contact their broker immediately to organise alternative cover which will remain in place until their renewal date at no extra cost.
"There is a solution in place. Other providers have stepped in such as Petrona who are a general agent."
However, he admitted there could be a "small" administration charge.
Ideally, the Danish compensation fund will step in ensure that all outstanding Irish claims will be fully paid, said Mr Thompson.


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This custom was inspired by Danny Wagner, the drummer of Greta Van Fleet. The drum reads "Beauty lives in every soul," which is derived from the album Anthem of the Peaceful Army. We designed this one in a very playful light and for a huge Danny fan, and we know that all you other Danny fans out there will dig this one too!


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Employees of federal, state and local governments; and businesses working with the government.
Participants should have a solid networking background with a thorough understanding of IP version 4.
IPv6 Migration Training Outline:
Let's face it, the implementation of IPv6 is inevitable and will effect every enterprise network on the planet eventually. The protocol is already being deployed worldwide! IPv6 allows for increased address space as well as better routing. Is your network IPv6 ready? This four-day IPv6 training session was designed in-house for network professionals (engineers, system admins, security professionals, IT managers) who need to learn the details of IPv6 implementation.
ITdojo's vendor-neutral IPv6 transition training session was written and is delivered by our in-house IPv6 expert, Colin Weaver. Because of this, it is constantly kept up -to-date! It explores the details of IPv6 and analyzes its behavior in an enterprise network.
During this instructor-led, lab intensive seminar you will learn:
- The highs & lows of IPv4 and how IPv6 fixes IPv4 gaps
- In detail, how IPv6 addressing works
- IPv6 packet structure, including supporting protocol structures
- The behaviors of ICMPv6, IPv6 Multicasting, IPv6 Extension Headers, Stateful & Stateless Autoconfiguration, tunneling and migration strategies (Teredo, ISATAP, etc.)
- How to deploy IPv6 on Cisco® routers, Windows servers & desktops as well as Linux.
- Migration and integration strategies and the pros and cons of the many options available
If you are in need of a longer IPv6 training session, or a more compact session, please let us know. We can accomodate the amount and level of IPv6 training that is required for your group.
Be sure to check out the articles about IPv6 Transition in our IT blog, for interesting information and insight to the type of information you'll learn in our IPv6 training.
- IPv4 vs. IPv6: A Comparison
- IPv6 Packet Structure
- IPv6 Address Architecture
- IPv6 Address Configuration
- IPv6 Address Planning & Subnetting
- DNS for IPv6 and IPv6 Name Resolution (DNS, LLMNR, ZeroConf, Happy Eyeballs)
- DHCP for IPv6
- Configuring IPv6 DHCP
- ICMPv6
- ICMPv6 Error & Informational Messages
- IPv6 Neighbor Discovery
- Conceptual Sending Algorithm
- IPv6 Multicast Addressing
- Multicast Listener Discovery for IPv6
- Deploying IPv6: "Making the Turtle Dance"
- Transition Strategies
- IPv6 Tunneling
- Configured Tunnels
- 6to4 Tunnels
- 6rd
- DS-Lite
- Teredo
- IPv6 Translation
- PortProxy (Windows)
- IPv6 Routing Hands-on
- OSPFv3
- EIGRPv6
Lab Exercises Include:
- Verifying IPv4 functionality Installing IPv6 on Windows XP Professional, server 2003 & Linux
- Working with netsh on Windows viewing IPv6 global configuration parameters
- Analyzing IPv6 packets using wireshark (wireshark)
- Configuring basic IPv6 using Cisco® IOS
- Examining basic Cisco® IOS IPv6 functionality Configuring global unicast prefixes and capturing router advertisements
- Verifying IPv6 connectivity on your network segment
- Configuring IPv6 DHCP and Prefix Delegation
- Configuring and testing a manual IPv6 tunnel
- Configuring connectivity to the IPv6 internet using a tunnel broker
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This 4 day intructor-led training session provides participants with a comprehensive and technical overview of IPv6 Migration. Our courseware is developed in-house, allowing us to give our clients the most up-to-date information in this area of study as well as the incorporation of real world networking experiences. Each participant will receive:
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- A printed manual that includes all power point slides
- A copy of the lab manual, allowing participants to go back over labs until they feel comfortable with them
- Participants will have access to their own rack of equipment to complete labs.
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- One-on-one help during labs
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Many of us work in global companies with multi-lingual staff. It is a good idea to know the other language….(more)
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DEP is a security feature that was introduced in Windows Vista onwards, that can help prevent damage to your computer from viruses and other security….(more)
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Make Better Leadership Decisions Using Leadercast NOW
Do Your People Trust You?
Why is establishing trust essential for a servant leader?
Dr. Henry Cloud asserts that all influence is built upon the foundation of trust. For you to have an influence that goes beyond yourself, the people you are leading must trust you. That trust is only built to the degree that the people you lead feel you are connected to them and truly understand them.
Watch the video to learn more from Dr. Henry Cloud about building trust to be a leader with influence.
What we know about from neuroscience about the brain and even all the way down into your guts, in your spinal-cord, that at the billionth of milliseconds people are scanning. Their brain is scanning all the time to find out if somebody is for them or against them, and worse than that leaders fall a lot of time in between. They're not showing that they're for somebody, they're not against them. They're just in that middle-ground of about the work and for themselves. I want to talk for a second about one of the main dynamics that will build trust, and that is this. You will build trust to the degree that the people that you lead feel like you are connected to them.
We know a lot about connection, but let me tell you what connection means in this sense. Is the connection that builds trust, which comes basically from one thing and that is the human heart above all else wants to be known and understood. So to begin with this question. Do your people know that you understand them and what they are trying to do, and how it all relates? Do they think that you know what it's like for them in what you are asking them to do?
I was working with a merger situation, not too many years ago with a healthcare company. Two companies had come together and they chose the CEO for the new entity, and it was that morning where they bring the new CEO in to talk to the new leadership. All the upper level leadership. So they've got this room full of people, the upper level leaders from the merged companies. He presents the vision and the strategy and I'm telling you, talk about influence. It was wowing. I was ready to go work for the guy.
The place was electric, because people had, had all these questions. He got up there and he made it so clear how they were going to win, and I thought this going to sail. Then he opens it up to questions, a woman raises her hand. Calls on her and she says, "Yeah. I lead a team of about 3,000 people, and we have a product line that's very similar to the other company's product line in this space. For the last three years we've thrown all of our efforts into this product line. I have moved families, I have uprooted lives. We've put all of our resource, and it's all about this. The other company has one too, and my people are just scared to death about what's going to happen to them."
He turns to her and he says, "It's not going to be a problem." He says, "The reason is..." He goes and explains to her why he understands that that's not going to be a problem, and he gives her his reality. That's great, he's probably right. But I'm a shrink, so I'm watching her and she's nodding but the lights are dimming in her eyes, and you can feel the energy leaving the room. Another man raises his hand, he says, "I'm the head of sales, and our sales force is always called on hospitals and doctors and clinics. This model is much more a third party payer and institutions. What are your thoughts about morphing the sales army over to the new model?" To which the new CEO says, "It's not going to be a problem, it's going to be great."
He explains to him why he doesn't have to worry about it and why it's just all going to be fine. So he does this three or four times, and in that moment I felt in the room, you could just feel that energy and that influence starting to diminish because he had not connected one time with where they were and what it was like for them. It was all about him and his ideas. We walked out through the door and in classic, leader style he turns to me and goes, "Wasn't that fantastic?" I turned to him and I said, "No. It's like the worst thing I've ever sat through." He said, "What are you talking about?" I said, "You didn't connect with one thing that they tried to tell you." He said, "Of course I did." I said, "No, you didn't. In fact everything they tried to tell you, you immediately tried to invalidate it. He said, "I didn't do that." I said, "Shut up, you just did it to me."
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For as long as you can remember you have sung "Jesus loves me this I know, for the Bible tells me so".
But what does that love look like?
What should you expect from it?
Those questions will be answered by our Summer Sermon Series entitled "Summer Love". This series is a study of the I Corinthians 13:4-8.
"Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. It does not dishonor others, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps not record of wrongs. Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres. Loves never fails. But where there are prophecies, they will ceases; where there are tongues, they will be stilled, where there is knowledge, it will pass away." I Corinthians 13:4-8
Paul, in writing to the Church in Corinth, offers a detailed description of God's divine love. The Greek work used to describe this is "agape" love. Unlike the English language which has just one primary word for love and context and sentence construction define its interpretation, the Greeks had a specific word for romantic love and one for friendship love. "Agape" love is the love that originates in the nature of God and expresses His character. This supernatural love can only be given by God because only He possesses it completely. When John wrote that "God is love" this is what he meant!
So, when you study these four rich verses you not only gain understanding of His love but you get a glimpse of His character! in other words, there is no difference in Who God is and how God loves! When you say "God is love" you are also saying "this is how God loves".
I invite you to meditate on this portion of Scripture! Ask the Spirit to help you look deeply into the heart of God and learn how He loves. Let His love capture you and His nature thrill you.
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Prior to joining Tressler in 2017, Peter was in private practice, managing his own law firm since 1991. Previously, Peter was the City Attorney for Blue Island, Village Attorney for Posen and Senior Assistant City Attorney for Naperville. Peter has also practiced as an Assistant State's Attorney and as an Associate Attorney with Hinshaw & Culbertson.
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|Acacia Bridge Club
|Wednesdays 7.30 - 10.30pm
Small friendly duplicate bridge club affiliated to the EBU (Master points etc.) Welcomes new members and visitors.
|Acorn Gym Club
|Harrier Centre, Poole Road, West Ewell, KT19 9RY
|07794 785 683
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From ages 4-18 only.
|Active Surrey
|1st Floor Quadrant Court, 35 Guildford Road, Woking, GU22 7QQ
|01483 518 944
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County Sports Partnership
|AFC Ewell
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Age 5+ Academy Group at Gibraltar Rec on Saturday mornings. Junior teams (Boys and Mixed) play Sat U7 - U12. Sundays U12 - U16. Home ground is at Gibraltar Rec & Nescot.
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Football Club with players from U7 to adult. An FA Charter Standard Club.
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Juniors 6.15 - 7.30 p.m. on Tuesdays
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METAIRIE, La. -- Here we go again.
The New Orleans Saints, who have both gained more yards and allowed more yards than any team in the NFL since coach Sean Payton and quarterback Drew Brees arrived in 2006, are back to their old ways:
Lighting up scoreboards on both sides of the ball.
Sunday's 43-37 overtime win at Atlanta was exhilarating. And New Orleans has to feel good about sitting in a tie for first place in the NFC South at 2-1 overall despite a shaky start.
But the Saints have a big problem on defense that needs to get fixed in a big hurry. They're allowing "explosive" plays in the passing game at an alarming rate.
The Saints have been torched for six passing plays of 45-plus yards this season, including a pass interference penalty. That's twice as many as any other team.
This past Sunday, it was a 75-yard touchdown pass from Matt Ryan to Calvin Ridley, a 58-yard pass from Ryan to Julio Jones and a 45-yard pass interference penalty among several others that looked way too easy as Ryan threw for a career-best five TD passes.
"Look, that's gonna keep coming now. Those deep balls are gonna keep coming," Payton acknowledged. "Because if there's only two things that are happening -- a pass interference or completion -- and there's no interception opportunity, then teams are gonna take multiple shots more and more and more.
"I don't like the fact that we've had one takeaway after three games [an interception by safety Marcus Williams in Week 2]. I don't think we've caused a fumble one time. So there are a handful of things that need improvement fast."
It won't help that the Saints are facing another one of the NFL's most dangerous receivers, Odell Beckham Jr., when they play at the New York Giants on Sunday.
And it really won't help that the Saints just placed veteran nickel cornerback Patrick Robinson on injured reserve with a broken ankle that he suffered on Sunday. Robinson, who is expected to miss the rest of the season, was one of New Orleans' top free-agent signings this year and one of the most trusted members in their secondary. They signed him specifically because he is so good inside the slot, where they will now have to find a replacement in addition to shoring up their problems on the outside.
Yeah, we know, you feel like you've heard those quotes and read this story before, countless times over the past 12-plus years, right? The Saints have allowed 97 passes of 45-plus yards since 2006, to be exact -- the most in the NFL over that span despite burning through five different defensive coordinators.
The worst part this time around, though, is that it looked like the Saints had finally started to solve this familiar problem last season when rookie cornerback Marshon Lattimore, rookie free safety Williams and second-year cornerback Ken Crawley all had breakout years. The Saints actually ranked second in the NFL in pass defense from Weeks 2-15.
But there were signs of cracks in the foundation even late during the 2017 season. The Saints allowed at least one passing play of 37-plus yards in each of their final six games last season -- including the infamous "Minnesota Miracle" in their playoff loss.
And Payton rejected the word "surprise" when asked about the coaches' reaction to these early 2018 struggles.
"No, listen, we've gotta be able to stay on top of it. Nothing surprises you in this game. You've gotta identify what you're doing," Payton said. "There's a mental error on one of the coverage busts. We've gotta look closely at that. We gotta ask ourselves, 'Are we doing too much? Are we putting our guys in the best position?'"
The Saints were already having enough trouble finding cornerbacks they could trust even with a healthy Robinson in the lineup.
They benched Crawley in favor of veteran backup P.J. Williams this past Sunday. But Ryan targeted Williams relentlessly -- including touchdown passes of 18 yards and 75 yards to Ridley in the first half -- before the Saints switched back to Crawley.
Then Crawley struggled himself in the second half. He drew the deep PI penalty. And he was also in initial coverage on Jones' 58-yard catch, though it's unclear if he was expecting help from another defender.
Lattimore has done well the past two weeks after having the worst performance of his young career against Tampa Bay's Mike Evans in Week 1. But Ryan mostly avoided Lattimore this past Sunday (both when he started the game covering Jones and when he later switched to cover Ridley more).
It also appeared Marcus Williams was shadowing Jones on some of the big plays early before the Saints realized what an issue Ridley was giving them.
"Guys just gotta stay disciplined and stay over the top in some of our coverages. I know I gotta read the ball better," Crawley said. "We just gotta stay disciplined in coverage and in our zones and in our three-deeps. We just gotta know in the back of our head where we're supposed to be at. That includes safeties, linebackers and us."
It's unclear how much of the deep-ball problems fall on the Saints' safeties, since we don't know their assignments. But they certainly haven't helped much with so many receivers getting open deep behind cornerbacks. So either they need to make better decisions or the coaches need to put them in better positions.
The pass rush was part of the problem in Week 1, when the Saints got lit up by the Buccaneers in a 48-40 loss -- though they've gotten better in that department over the past two weeks.
Last but not least, Crawley suggested that some of the problems have been the result of communication issues as they have incorporated two new players into the secondary (Robinson and strong safety Kurt Coleman).
"A lot of guys are still learning," Crawley said. "Even guys like Coleman, these guys gotta keep learning and keep progressing in our defense. [Defensive coordinator Dennis Allen] does a good of disguising the coverages and doing different things. We just gotta be in tune when he changes up a coverage and the different looks he tries to give the offense.
"It's the little things in coverage we mess up, and we gotta find a way to stop those little mistakes."
That idea of continuous change with players, coordinators and schemes is perhaps the most constant theme throughout so many years of defensive struggles. Since the start of the 2014 season, 24 different defensive backs have started at least two games for the Saints -- the second-highest total in the NFL, according to ESPN Stats & Information research.
Both are the most in the NFL.
The good news, though, is that we saw the Saints get off to a similar start through two weeks last year, too. Once everyone got acclimated, things turned around in a big way.
There is still plenty of optimism that the same can happen this season. Heck, there's only one direction they can go at this point.
"I think it's a little bit of A, B and C," Coleman said when asked how many of the problems have been assignment or communication errors versus technique issues. "Some of the things we have to clean up is just a little more consistency with our playcalling as far as making sure everyone's on the same page. And obviously just staying on top. If you're on top, you gotta stay on top and you gotta make a play.
"But at the end of the day, they're all correctable, I'll say that. Every single instance that they were able to be successful on a deep play, it's all correctable. ... I'm a firm believer in this group of guys that we have, the men we have in this locker room. We're not gonna continue to go back and make the same mistakes over and over."


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- 6 T5032 conveyors
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Bunter sand deposit Tarmac Shireoak needed to process sand and gravel raw material containing a very fine sand content. Typically, 30% of the material passes the 300mm sieve and 7% of the raw material presents as silt.
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In devising a plant where hopper loaded material could subsequently be washed by the Commander 1400 to produce 0-3mm sand, 0-6mm sand (using a split bottom deck), a midsize 6-20mm and an oversize (+20mm); the designed Duo system could successfully enable sand slurries to be piped to the Finesmaster, before being dewatered and having the fines recovered and stockpiled.
The system would enable oversize product to be crushed and fed back to the primary Commander and midsize material could be scrubbed of clay in the Powerscrub 120R, before a secondary screen rinse and grading to the required 10 and 20mm products.
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The Powerscreen wash plant is producing 4 grades of high-quality clean aggregate. The Finesmaster 120 with its combination of bucket wheel and twin hydro cyclone sand recover systems means that fine sand losses to the ponds are minimised thus maximising production of saleable product. In addition, the second screen process, using a 2-deck box system and a variety of modular mats brings the 20-5mm gravel product within the required spec. As such, a tonnage: 200,000 TPY, 100 TPH + recirculated material from the crusher, is successfully producing building sand to BS1200, concrete sand to BS882, 10mm stone and 5-20mm stone.