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NEW HAVEN, Conn. – The Yale football team racked up 392 yards of total offense, got 26 first downs compared to 14 for Lafayette, and limited the Leopards to a 5-for-14 performance on third downs -- but the final score Saturday at the Yale Bowl, Class of 1954 Field read Lafayette 20, Yale 10. The Bulldogs' positive stats were negated by four turnovers, and shortly after a chance at the go-ahead score in the fourth quarter slipped through Yale's grasp the Leopards put the game away with a touchdown.
"This was a tough one," said Tony Reno, Yale's Joel E. Smilow '54 Head Coach of Football. "We're close. We're making mistakes in crucial areas that are keeping us from putting points on the board, and we're making mistakes on defense that keep us from getting off the field."
In terms of points allowed, this was the best performance of the year by the Yale defense. The Bulldogs had allowed 21 or more points in each of their first four games. And after allowing an average of more than 446 yards per game, Yale held Lafayette to 315 on Saturday. Adding on four sacks -- one more than they had in the previous four games combined -- provides a further idea of the strides the defensive unit made.
That helped keep this game close throughout. After a failed fourth-down conversion from the Lafayette 25 on the Bulldogs' first drive, the teams traded punts. The Yale defense produced the first big play of the game on a Lafayette drive late in the first, as senior linebacker Will McHale forced a fumble and senior linebacker Ryan Falbo recovered at the Lafayette 24. But two plays later, Leopards defensive back Shane Black picked off a tipped pass at the Lafayette six-yard line to end the Eli threat.
Yale's next drive also ended with an interception, this one by Leopards defensive back Jared Roberts. As with the first turnover, though, the Yale defense responded with a three-and-out. That helped the Bulldogs start gaining a field position edge, which eventually turned into a six-play, 55-yard Yale touchdown drive that took just 79 seconds. It ended with freshman quarterback Eric Williams tossing one high to junior tight end Michael Leunen, who reached up at the goal line and grabbed it for his second career score. The extra point by senior placekicker Philippe Panico made it 7-0 Yale three plays into the second quarter.
Lafayette tied the game midway through the second on a four-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Andrew Shoop to fullback Greg Kessel. The Bulldogs answered behind the running of senior tailback Mordecai Cargill. He ran the ball four times for a total of 47 yards, including back-to-back 18 yard gains, to set up a 24-yard field goal by Panico that gave Yale a 10-7 lead heading into halftime.
Cargill (14 carries, 98 yards) and sophomore tailback Tyler Varga (23 carries, 100 yards) combined to form a tough tandem for the Lafayette defense to handle.
"Those two running backs are real difficult to tackle," said Leopards head coach Frank Tavani.
The Yale defense came up with a big play early in the third quarter, as Falbo and senior linebacker Dylan Drake combined for a 13-yard sack. But on the very next play Shoop hit receiver Rodney Gould to convert a third-and-22 and get the ball to the Yale 32. Seven plays later, Shoop found receiver Mark Ross in the end zone to give Lafayette its first lead of the day, 14-10 at 3:58 of the third.
Yale drove as far as the Lafayette 13 at the start of the fourth quarter, but that drive eventually ended with an interception by Black. The Eli defense once again came up with a big stop, culminating with senior nose guard Chris Dooley sacking Shoop on third-and-10 from the Yale 47.
Lafayette (4-2, 1-0 Patriot League) stuffed a fourth-and-one run by the Bulldogs from the Leopard 28 with 5:11 to play. But the Yale defense appeared to get the stop it needed when Dooley dropped Shoop for a six-yard loss, sacking him on third-and-six from the Yale 28. But Lafayette went for it on fourth-and-12, and got a 32-yard pass from Shoop to Ross that effectively ended the Bulldogs' hopes of a comeback. Ross Scheurman ran the ball in from two yards out with 2:19 to play to make the score 20-10. The extra point was blocked by senior nose guard Nick Daffin.
Yale (1-4, 0-2 Ivy League) hosts Penn next Saturday.
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A breeze lifts wisps of snow for a ride across frozen Geneva Lake, drifting over dozens of ice-fishing houses—and over a mini Stonehenge of 9-foot-tall slabs of packed snow standing along the shore. In a few hours, 15 teams of artists from across the country will pull into this southern Wisconsin town of 8,400, put on as much cold-weather gear as one body can wear and work through the night creating truly amazing snow sculptures.
Most people who visit the resort town of Lake Geneva (80 miles northwest of Chicago) never get to see the sculpted artistry, preferring to loll along the lakeshore during the summertime or take one of the popular boat cruises that highlight the former summer homes of wealthy Victorian families. But each winter (Feb 3-Feb. 13, 2016), thousands of hardy visitors arrive in Lake Geneva for the U.S. National Snow Sculpting Competition. While the artists armed with handsaws and chisels battle with their blocks of snow, spectators watch the fun from cozy lakeside restaurants and hotels warmed by in-room fireplaces.
Winterfest 2011 winner. Photo Courtesy of Lake Geneva Area Convention and Visitors Bureau.
Lake Geneva's annual Winterfest, which includes a carnival at Grand Geneva Resort, offers a getaway that promises cheaper rates at the 10 lodgings near the lake's southern shore and quick seating at the more than 20 local restaurants. Post-holiday sales give shoppers browsing the 25-plus stores in the walkable downtown another incentive to buy.
Veteran sculptor Erika Haroldson, who often teams up with her parents to compete, hunkers down and picks up a garden trowel, then deftly scrapes a layer of snow from her slab. Knives, shovels, ladders, gardening tools and food graters surround her. The team uses spray paint to carefully outline the plan—a lion and a lamb at the foot of a delicate Celtic cross. Then the demolition begins.
"My dad always jokes that my mom and I are more creative-—he's just there to move the snow," says Erika, who lives in Wyoming but travels to snow-sculpting events throughout the Midwest.
The carvers arrive on Wednesday. With an 11 a.m. deadline on Saturday, time is tight. "Sometimes we work late, like 1 a.m.," while wide-eyed kids ditching bedtime and cuddling couples look on, Erika says. "[The town] provides excellent lighting with spotlights. A lot of people actually come to watch after dark, really late into the night."
Throughout the four-day event, most of the action takes place near the Riviera, a historic ballroom along the shore. Across the street, the warmth of Popeye's on Lake Geneva pulls in visitors eager for bowls of hot chowder. Popeye's sports a nautical theme, with antique diving suits, pictures and fishing gear tacked to the walls. Tables set along the windows offer sweeping views of the lake, and servers laden with trays offer a Wisconsin staple, fried fish. Outside, Popeye's year-round rotisserie pit cooks chickens over charcoal. Lights flicker inside the ice-fishing shacks that have formed their own community out on the lake, and a handful of bars stay lively until last call.
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The sun rises, throwing its rays on the results: Erika's intricate lion and lamb, musician-frogs in bayou finery, an airplane in flight, a warring Viking atop his armored horse and an elephant sitting up on a floating magic carpet. After breakfast, curious onlookers pull on coats and mittens to head outside and check out the sculptures' fine details up close: the folds of cloth in a garment, the hairs in a lion's mane, the ripple of muscles in a horse's neck.
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A by-product of the ionization and excitation balance is the emissivity and opacity of the gas, which correspond to the net heating and cooling rates. Figure 6 shows the heating and cooling rates as a function of temperature and ionization parameter for the various elements. Heating rates are shown as solid curves, cooling rates as dashed curves. Rates assume solar abundances ([Grevesse, Noels and Sauval 1996]), and are given in units of erg s cm per H nucleus. Different curves correspond to ionization parameters log()=0,1,2,3,4 for an power law ionizing spectrum Fewer curves appear in some panels owing to pile up at low ionization parameters for elements such as carbon, while for H and He, the log curves fall below the range plotted. These are calculated in the limit of low gas density, n=1 cm.
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Dr. Bhatti currently serves as the director of Johns Hopkins Adult Tracheostomy Airway Services. His clinical specialties include: Airway disorders, sinus diseases, nasal problems, swallowing problems, and sleep apnea.
- Director Johns Hopkins Percutaneous Trach Service
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Centers & Institutes
- MD; Medicine, King Edward Medical University (1986)
- Mayo Hospital / Otolaryngology (1988)
- Meath Hospital (1990)
- Waterford Regional Hospital / Otolaryngology (1991)
- Victoria University Hospital Ltd / Otolaryngology (1994)
- Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine / Surgery (1996)
- Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine / Otolaryngology (2000)
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- American Board of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery / Otolaryngology (2001)
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Selected PublicationsBOOK CHAPTERS:
Bhatti NI. Surgical management of the difficult adult airway. In: Cummings CW, ed. Cummings Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery. 5th ed. Philadelphia: Mosby Elsevier; 2010.121-129
Bhatti NI, Goldenberg D. The difficult airway management in conventional head and neck surgery. In: Hagberg C, ed. Benumofs Airway Management., 2nd ed. Philadelphia : Mosby Elsevier; 2007.889-899
Goldenberg D, Bhatti NI. Management of the impaired airway in the adult. In: Cummings CW, ed. Cummings Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery. 4th ed. Philadelphia: Elsevier Mosby; 2005.2441-2453.
Couch ME, Bhatti N. The Current Status of Percutaneous Tracheotomy in the Advances in Surgery (John L. Cameron M.D. Editor) Vol 36
Laeeq K, R Waseem, Weatherly R, Reh DD, Lin SY, Lane AP, Ishii M, Cummings CW, Bhatti NI. In-training assessment and predictors of competency in endoscopic sinus surgery. Laryngoscope.2010 Dec; 120(12):2540-5
Stewart CM, Masood H, Pandian V, Laeeq K, Akst L, Francis H, Bhatti NI. Development and Pilot Testing of an objective structured clinical examination (OSCE) on hoarseness. Laryngoscope. 2010 Nov; 120(11): 2177-2188
Laeeq K, Pandian V, Skinner M, Masood H, Stewart CM, Weatherly R, Cummings CW, Bhatti NI. Learning curve for competency in flexible laryngoscope Laryngoscope. 2010 Oct; 120(10):1950-3
Pandian V, Vaswani RS, Mirski MA, Haut E, Gupta S, Bhatti NI. Safety of percutaneous dilational tracheostomy in coagulopathic patients. Ear Nose Throat J. 2010 Aug; 89(8):387-95
Francis HW, Masood H, Laeeq K, Bhatti NI. Defining milestones toward competency in mastoidectomy using a skills assessment paradigm. Laryngoscope. 2010 Jul; 120(7):1417-21
Bhatti NI, Mohyuddin A, Raveen N, Funk SE, Laeeq K, Pandian V, Mirski M, Feller-Kopman D. Cost analysis of intubation-related tracheal injury using a national database. Otolaryngol Head and Neck Surg. 2010 Jul; 143(1):31-6
Francis HW, Masood H, Chaudhry KN, Laeeq K, Carey JP, Della Santina CC, Limb CJ, Niparko JK, Bhatti NI. Objective assessment of mastoidectomy skills in the operating room. Otol Neurotol. 2010 Jul; 31(5)759-65.
Laeeq K, Weatherly RA, Masood H, Thomson RE, Brown DJ, Cummings CW, Bhatti NI. Barriers to the implementation of competency-based education and assessment: a survey of otolaryngology residency program directors. Laryngoscope. 2010 Jun; 120(6):1152-8
Chu E, Westra W, Aygun N, Bhatti NI. Combined endoscopic and trans-oral resection of a primary nasopharyngeal paraganglioma. Ear Nose Throat J 2010 May; 89(5) E1-3.
Laeeq K, Infusino S, Lin SY, Reh DD, Ishii M, Kim J, lane AP, Bhatti NI. Video-based assessment of operative competency in endoscopic sinus surgery. Am J Rhino Allergy. 2010 May; 24(3); 234-7
Laeeq K, Weatherly RA, Carrott A, Pandian V, Cummings CW, Bhatti NI. Learning styles in two otolaryngology residency program. Laryngoscope. 2009 Dec; 119(12):2360-5.
Berkow LG, Greenberg RS, Kan KH, Colantouni E, Mar LJ, Flint PW, Corridore M, Bhatti N, Heitmiller ES. Need for emergency surgical airway reduced by a comprehensive difficult airway program. Anest Analg. 2009 Dec; 109(6):1860-9
Laeeq K, Bhatti NI, Carey JP, Della Santina CC, Limb CJ, Niparko JK, Minor LB, Francis HW. Pilot testing of an assessment tool for competency in mastoidectomy. Laryngoscope. 2009 Dec; 119 (12):2402-10
Starmer HM, Ishman SL, Flint PW, Bhatti NI, Richmon J, Koch W, Webster K, Tufano R, Gourin GG. Complications that affect post laryngectomy voice restoration: primary surgery vs. salvage surgery. Arch Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg. 2009 Nov; 135 (11):1165-9
Lin S, Laeeq K, Ishii M, Kim J, Lane A, Reh D, Bhatti NI. Development and pilot testing of a feasible, reliable, and valid operative competency assessment tool for the endoscopic sinus surgery Am J Rhino. Allergy. 2009 May-Jun; 23(3):354-9.
Brown DJ, Thompson RE, Bhatti NI. Assessment of operative competency in otolaryngology residency: Survey of US Program Directors Laryngoscope. 2008 Oct; 118(10):1761-4
Bhatti NI, Tufano RP. Preface: dynamic aspects of laryngeal cancer management. Otolaryngol Clin North Am. 2008 Aug; 41(4): xixii
Pandian V, Nguyen TT, Mirski M, Bhatti NI. Percutaneous Tracheostomy: A Multidisciplinary Approach Perspective on Voice and Voice Disorders 2008 18: 87-98.
Bhatti NI, Cummings CW. Competency in Surgical Residency Training: Defining and Raising the Bar. Acad Med. 2007 Jun; 82(6):569-73.
Bhatti N, Mirski M, Tatlipinar A, Koch W, Goldenberg D. Reduction of complication rate in percutaneous dilation tracheotomies. Laryngoscope. 2007 Jan; 117(1):172-5
Bhatti N, Tatlipinar A, Mirski M , Koch W, Goldenberg D. Percutaneous dilation tracheotomy in ICU patients: our experience with 274 patients - Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg. 2007;136:938-941
Bhatti NI. Competency Based Surgical Residency: Making Osler Proud. Journal of AMMA 2005; 3(3): 3-6 online accessed on September 25, 2006 at http://ammausa.org/data/JAMMA%202005%20October.pdf.
Bhatti NI, Herpel LB. Window of Opportunity. Invited Editorial for ADVANCE for Managers of Respiratory Care 2006; 15(8)
Nuyens MR, Bhatti NI, Flint P. Multiple synchronous fibrovascular polyps of the hypopharynx ORL J Otorhinolaryngol Relate Spec. 2004; 66(6): 341-4
Couch ME, Bhatti N. The Current Status of Percutaneous Tracheotomy Adv. Surg. 2002; 36:275-96
Koch WM, Bhatti N, Williams MF, Eisele DE: Oncologic rationale for bilateral tonsillectomy in head and neck squamous cell carcinoma of unknown primary source. Otolaryng-Head and Neck Surgery. 2001 Mar; 124(3): 331-33
Czader M, Eberhart CG, Bhatti N, Cummings C, Westra WH: Metastasizing mixed tumor of the parotid: initial presentation as a solitary kidney tumor and ultimate carcinomatous transformation at the primary site. Am J Surg Pathol. 2000 Aug; 24(8):1159-64
Califano J, Bhatti NI, Niparko JK. Jugular bulb dehiscence Arch Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg. 124:1047-50, 1998.
Bhatti NI, Niparko JK. Vestibular dysgenesis with semicircular canal aplasia. Arch Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg. 1997 Sep; 123(9):1011, 1013-14.
Pollice PA, Bhatti NI, Niparko JK. Posterior fossa arachnoid cyst. Arch Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg. 1997 Jul; 123(7): 762,764-5.
Holliday MJ, Long DL, Brem H, Bhatti NI, Backous DD. Acute Cerebrospinal fluid pressure changes: Dynamics and effects. Skull Base Surg 1997; 7(suppl 1): 23
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CPOV, or Colbert Point Of View is a fundamental Wikiality.com principle.
Fundamental CPOVEdit
- Truthiness - does the page have balls? Emotion?
- It-Getting - is the page satirical enough? Too much?
The Stephen Colbert Experience FundamentalsEdit
In theory, most (not all) featured articles contain a few components
basic fundamental to the CPOV:
- Status - Stephen is better than everyone. And he knows it. Everyone else should know it too. Yet, there are still folks out there who are not familiar with what makes Stephen so awesome. For those who do not know, what makes Stephen so awesome are called "status symbols". Things that show his awesome status. Like his balls.
- Conflict - Stephen works very hard to make the world a better place. Liberals, on the other hand, are always doing everything in their power to make the world a gayer place. This pisses Stephen off. This is one of the great conflicts in literature: man against man, man against nature, man against himself and Stephen against liberals.
- Comic foil ("Straight Man") - Stephen is straight, but he is not the comic foil. The comic foil is usually someone whose ignorance about America and The Baby Jesus is laughable. When Stephen educates the comic foil, everyone learns something new.
Variations On It-GettingEdit
Caricature: A representation of a subject's distinctive features/characteristics.
Example: Dennis Kucinich is an elf who lives in a tree.
Lampoon: A crude, coarse, often bitter satire ridiculing the personal appearance or character of a person.
Example: Dennis Kucinich is a hippie elf who lives in a tree.
Invective: Abusive or venomous language used to express blame, censure or hate.
Example: The very type of language liberals hate because they are so stupid.
Reductio ad absurdum: Oversimplifying an argument to the most absurd, yet seemingly "logical" position
Example: Intelligent Design is the acceptable secular version of Creationism because God made it so
Parody: A humorous imitation of another, usually serious, work.
Example: The Bill of Rights is a parody of The 10 Commandments
Burlesque: A work that ridicules a topic by treating something exalted as if it were trivial or vice-versa. This does not necessarily involve tassels.
Example: Magical Mormon underwear does include tassles
Mock Heroic: To mock stereotypes of heroes.
Example: John McCain wishes he is as big a hero as Rudy Giuliani
Irony: A meaning (often contradictory) concealed behind the apparent meaning of a word, phrase or statement.
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I will warn you: these are a little addictive to make (maybe because I keep using food-related fabric?).
If you are up for the temptation, you will need:
one 10.5" x 3.5" piece of ripstop nylon (or liner of your choice)
one 10.5" x 3.5" piece of cotton fabric
one 2" piece of velcro (poky and soft sides)
Fuse wrong side of fabric to wrong side of nylon.
**If using a directional print, turn it upside down and keep velcro at top.**
Finish opposite short end (serge or zigzag or bias tape, as in this tutorial). Sew poky velcro 1" down from finished edge and centered on the fabric.
Starting at the bottom corner, serge (or otherwise finish) around the snack sack, ending at the other bottom corner. Fray check ends of stitching.


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ROCHESTER — The following items, based on entries in the Rochester Police Log, were selected from 932 calls for service from Sept. 29 to Oct. 5:
Saturday, Sept. 29
1:07 a.m. — On Franklin Street a relative is "drunk" and "out of control" and threatening to kill someone's husband. She starts out by throwing a cigarette in his face. The argument is about who was supposed to stay the designated driver.
1:37 a.m. — Two drunk men are in the middle of Jenness Street and refuse to leave. On the plus side, they are wearing shirts.
4:53 a.m. — A man on a bike rides around Cumberland Farms on North Main Street. He was trying to steal from the store.
6:35 a.m. — Joelle Lee Stanley, 39, of 5 Cold Spring Circle, Apt. 3 is charged with criminal mischief and criminal trespass.
9:14 a.m. — A man who sold something on Craig's List was given a check for an additional $1,900, which he cashed. Now the bank said it is no good. Surprise!
10:07 a.m. — A front door window has been smashed on Grove Street.
1:50 p.m. — Someone used a Silver Street patio overnight. Chairs have been moved and the umbrella was up. A bottle of water has been left behind.
3:51 p.m. — A wallet, holding $480 and I.D., has been stolen at Market Basket.
4:04 p.m. — There is a fight "back on the trail" from the Lilac Mall to Fieldstone Village.
4:34 p.m. — People are lining up in anticipation of Buffalo Wild Wings opening. Free wings are on offer. Three juveniles are in a tent and are said to be smoking pot and yelling at people.
5:02 p.m. — A Franklin Street resident calls in about loud music, then yells at a neighbor and hangs up.
5:10 p.m. — Jet Pack Comics has encountered a shoplifter.
5:30 p.m. — On Haig Street, a man solicits lawn mowing work "for money for his kids."
5:32 p.m. — A man had an ad on Craig's List to get rid of his dog; it was taken by a couple who then had to move, so they "relocated" the dog. Now the original owner is itching to get his dog back again.
6:13 p.m. — Two men are said to be rolling a joint outside Buffalo Wild Wings.
6:54 p.m. — A Guinta sign has been stolen from a front yard on Washington Street.
8:44 p.m. — Gunshots or fireworks on Pickering Road make it sound "like a war zone."
10:32 p.m. — .A man plays bongos on his porch on Sheridan Avenue
10:33 p.m. — A man enters Cumberland Farms on North Main Street with a video recorder telling them they are going to be under federal investigation. He goes to deep cover before police arrive.
Sunday, Sept. 30
1:49 a.m. — There is a piglet in the middle of Lowell Street extension. Police save its bacon.
2:34 a.m. — Party ravers are warned on Flat Rock Bridge Road.
2:42 a.m. — Someone slumbers on a picnic table on Great Falls Avenue.
3:33 a.m. — Explosive devices are found in Salmon Falls Road mailboxes.
9:44 a.m. — Ronald Danskin, 42, of 39 Congress St., is charged with criminal trespass.
12:32 p.m. — A bathroom has been vandalized at the Lilac Mall.
1:01 p.m. — Lisa Anderson, 43, of 156D North Main St., is charged with willful concealment.
1:15 p.m. — Angelique Nick, 32, of 65 Main St., Apt. 5, Salem, is charged with abandoning a vehicle.
4:10 p.m. — A wallet has been stolen from Rochester Laundromat.
4:44 p.m. — A cash register at Market Basket is robbed.
6:59 p.m. — A 17-year-old is charged with criminal mischief.
10:15 p.m. — A woman finds an injured cat and brings it to the lobby, she is told that police don't deal with cats, not even as a hobby, she says that "she's a citizen and it needs police attention," she's told that Dr. Moon's her man, (cops aren't vets by extension).
Monday, Oct. 1
5:42 a.m. — A dog has run off from a porch on Patriot's Way.
8:31 a.m. — A Sheepboro Road man hands in bullets he no longer wants in the house.
9:46 a.m. — Two businesses in the same building on Gonic Road have a disagreement.
9:54 a.m. — A boy steals a bike and streaks into the Pines.
10:53 a.m. — An Olde Farm Lane residents reports the theft of a wallet.
11:59 a.m. — A yellow motorcycle has been "popping wheelies" on Portland Street.
12:11 p.m. — Curtis James Hamel, 20, of 166 Colonial Village, Somersworth is charged with shoplifting.
12:47 p.m. — A student has punched a teacher at the Spurwink School at the Mill.
1:25 p.m. — A garage door opener has been stolen from a truck on Norway Plains Road.
2:53 p.m. — A wallet has been stolen from the employee break area at Market Basket.
3:15 p.m. — A poor raccoon is hit by a car on Brock Street, rolls around the armory parking lot, and dies in the woods nearby.
3:19 p.m. — Boisterous youth are a destructive menace near Maple Street School.
3:52 p.m. — A dirt biker on Signal Street is warned.
6:01 p.m. — A woman is on a Lafayette Street porch yelling that she wants to see her grandson. Things calm down and a visitation schedule is discussed.
6:14 p.m. — Kevin Levesque, 42, of 97B Blackwater Road, Somersworth is charged with two counts of simple assault.
6:45 p.m. — A Sampson Road man is a victim of theft accruing to $1,300.
8:24 p.m. — A bald old man sits by a fireplace in McDonald's for hours talking to himself. He's moved along.
9:38 p.m. — Two men dance in traffic on Charles Street.
Tuesday, Oct. 2
12:04 a.m. — A dirt bike revver is warned on Old Dover Road.
12:52 a.m. — A Miller's Farm Road resident is being plagued by calls from a non-existent company.
1:26 a.m. — Police called to investigate suspicious activity at the Rockin Diner, make four arrests: Felipe Gutierrez Osuna, 48, of Taunton, Mass., Jose Dejesus Moreno-Jimenez, 39, of 54 Rockland St., Easton, Mass., Miguel Ramos Velasco, 54, of 1610 Worcester Road, Apt. 344, Framingham, Mass., and Maximino Cruz-Rivera, 32, of Elm St., Amesbury, Mass. are charged with Department Assist for U.S. Immigration and Custom Enforcement.
7:13 a.m. — A Betts Road woman's dog was attacked by a neighbor's dog. The neighbor, when told of the news, said "Whatever," and hung up.
7:32 a.m. — A Sampson Road woman is a credit card fraud victim.
7:49 a.m. — Joseph A. Pehowic, 49, of 9 Lilac Drive is charged with habitual offender.
9:07 a.m. — A bus window is smashed at the Community Center.
9:23 a.m. — A Quail Drive resident has to suffer a neighbor's dog "pooping" in their yard.
11:46 a.m. — A septet of students skips school and smokes.
12:01 p.m. — Jacob D. King, 29, of 59A Sixth St., Dover is charged with simple assault.
12:03 p.m. — Walmart people are chasing a man in an Angry Bird hat who has stolen goods worth $150.
3:13 p.m. — A car has been damaged at the high school.
4:12 p.m. — A Rochester Manor patient reports $20 has been stolen from his room.
5:04 p.m. — Florence E. Lanagan, 46, of 9 Lilac Drive, is charged with criminal threatening.
8:50 p.m. — Albert Crement, 54, a transient of Rochester, is charged with operating without a valid license.
8:58 p.m. — Sean P. McInnis, 35, of 142 South Main St., is charged with two counts of drug possession.
10:16 p.m. — A din comes from a Hillview Manor Apartment.
Wednesday, Oct. 3
1:52 a.m. — Zachary O'Neill, 23, of 102 Teneriffe Mountain Road, Milton is arrested on a bench warrant, after police are called to a vandalism complaint on North Main Street.
2:58 a.m. — Police check on teenagers at the high school.
5:10 a.m. — A man, who has been sleeping overnight at the Lilac Mall, finds he is in a plight, his car battery's gone dead, he needs a jump to get ahead, but he's freaking out employees left and right.
6:40 a.m. — Richard A. Hersom, 35, of 28 Walnut St., is charged with simple assault.
7:23 a.m. — A vehicle has been ransacked on Salmon Falls Road.
9:38 a.m. — An evicted tenant on North Main Street has wreaked a lot of damage.
12:33 p.m. — A Blackwater Road home has been broken into and guns have been stolen.
2:47 p.m. — Three men are on the trail between the Lilac Mall and Fieldstone Village. They are digging around the ground and bushes and could be seeking truffles, but maybe not.
3:26 p.m. — A Riley Avenue man has been getting threats via texts and Facebook.
5:40 p.m. — On Haven Hill Road a woman reports her dog has bitten someone who has since gone to hospital.
6:05 p.m. — On North Main Street two men fight, one is drunk and has no shirt, some tattoos come into sight, now they're rolling in the dirt, one with a campaign sign is whacked. Could that be called a political act?
8:28 p.m. — At Hillview Manor Apartments, video games are screeching.
8:41 p.m.— People causing a disturbance near Wyandotte are given a warning.
11:15 p.m. — Integrity Auto on North Main Street reports criminal mischief.
Thursday, Oct. 4
1:34 a.m. — A Burger King employee reports being threatened with a gun by a drive-through motorist.
6:24 a.m. — A phone charger, iPod and GPS have been stolen from a car on Chestnut Street.
8:58 a.m. — Music blasts on Norway Plains Road.
10:07 a.m. — Someone has gone into a Knight Street apartment and stolen a woman's phone.
10:15 a.m. — Stacey M. Burke, 32, of 96 Winter St., is charged with driving after suspension.
10:25 a.m. — John Hilton, 53, of 71 Main St., East Rochester is charged with criminal threatening.
10:39 a.m. — A dog yaps on McKinley Street
12:34 p.m. — A 16-year-old is charged with simple assault and resisting arrest.
2:05 p.m. — A no trespass order does not stop someone appearing at the Lilac Mall.
3:20 p.m. — A student finds a pot pipe in her book bag which she left unattended in gym.
5:49 p.m. — A 14-year-old is charged with criminal mischief.
7:24 p.m. — Someone signs for meds via UPS and won't give them up to the owner.
7:29 p.m. — Men were shooting up with needles before they departed the Riviera Motel, it is reported.
9:25 p.m. — A kid on a bike is stopped on Knight Street and his wallet is stolen.
11:34 p.m. — The bongo drums — they're baaack — on Sheridan Avenue. The beat cop investigates.
Friday, Oct. 5
12:02 a.m. — Three men battle — now there's four — who slug it out on Bridge Street, one has no shirt, one has a hat, one fights in just his bare feet.
1:08 a.m. — Kids hurl trash cans into Route 11.
1:14 a.m. — Kathleen S. Stackpole, 41, of 17 Friendship St., is charged with criminal trespass.
6:03 a.m. — Vehicle tires are slashed on Salmon Falls Road.
7:16 a.m. — A civic-minded officer on his way to work reunites a loose dog with its owner on Milton Road.
7:47 a.m. — A drunk man with a "jug of booze" walks into traffic near Walmart. He is released to that incongruity — "a sober party."
10:57 a.m. — A 16-year-old is charged with willful concealment at Walmart.
12:12 p.m. — There's damage in the men's room at the Lilac Mall.
1:03 p.m. — At the Pines pool, pests puff pot.
1:11 p.m. — Kathleen S. Stackpole, 41, of 17 Friendship St., is charged with contempt of court.
2:24 p.m. — A neighbor urinates on Periwinkle from his porch onto a neighbor's yard, the neighbor photographs that very tinkle, for such a deed he's taking pretty hard.
3:03 p.m. — An assault is reported at a Gonic Road business.
3:21 p.m. — Nita Evans, 52, of 898 Ten Rod Road, Farmington is charged with criminal mischief and reckless operation.
4:04 p.m. — A 16-year-old is charged with two counts of simple assault, two counts of attempt to commit simple assault, and given involuntary emergency admission.
8:40 p.m. — Scott A. Keating, 29, of 28 Kennebec Drive, Lebanon, Maine is charged with receiving stolen property and forgery.
9:30 a.m. — An octet fights on Congress Street, yet no one in the vicinity sees them.
10:32 p.m. — Fireworks are being let off on South Dewberry Lane. They spark 11 calls of complaint, which is close to a record. No units are available to respond.
10:52 p.m. — Someone is firing off a gun on Whitehouse Road.
11:10 p.m. — There is "random loud screaming, yelling and loud music" in the Trestle Road area.
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ROCHESTER — The following items, based on entries in the Rochester Police Log, were selected from 932 calls for service from Sept. 29 to Oct. 5:


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On these DVD's sleight-of-hand expert Simon Lovell has put together an incredible collection of gambling moves and more for your learning pleasure. Everything is fully explained so that, with some practice time, you'll be able to do these moves too! The moves range from easy to knuckle-busting so there really is something for everybody! There are bonus magical moves, magical and gambling effects, and even a glimpse into Simon's gambling museum where you'll see ingenious devices from the esoteric world of the cheat! Watch, enjoy and learn from one of the very best of the best!
DVD ONE Shuffles & Cuts
3 Block Shuffle, The Zarrow Shuffle, Gambler's Zarrow Variation, Sloppy False Shuffle, Audible Shuffle, Pop-Over Shuffle, Charlier Shuffle, Push-Through-Shuffle, One Handed Riffle Shuffle, Jog Shuffle, False Chop Shuffle, Squish It Shuffle, Mahatma Control, Out of Control, Multiple Packet Cuts, Greek Cut, True Cut, Spinging the Deck, Frank Thompson False Cut, Poor Man's Hop, Riffle Cut Control, The Table Hop, Single 4-way Flourish, Riffle Stacking 101
DVD TWO Gambling Moves
Double Dealing, Push-Off 2nd Deal Explained, Second Deal Variations, Bottom Dealing, Multiple Top Changes, Side Steal, A Gambler's Move, Pick A Suit, Hand Mucking, Drawing Cards for the Muck
DVD THREE More Simon Stuff
Center Key Card, Leave It Cut, Table Hop, Poor Man's Hop, Slow-Mo Cut, Riffle Pass, Tepid Tornado, 4 AM Shuffle, Wobbly Wombat, The Pass, Gambling Museum, Prism Shoe, Check Cup, Magnetic Dice, Tops & Bottoms, The Belly Hold-Out Switcher, Belly Stripper Deck, Card Punch
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TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - Jan. 24, 2013) - Constellation Software Inc. ("Constellation") (TSX:CSU) today announced that Trapeze Group, a subsidiary of Constellation Software's Volaris Group, has entered into an asset purchase agreement to acquire Mentor Engineering Inc. ("Mentor) of Calgary, Alberta. The acquisition is expected to close January 31, 2013.
Mentor Engineering provides fleet management hardware and mobile workforce management solutions primarily to the demand response passenger transport and taxi markets. The company's solutions complement Trapeze's existing enterprise solutions portfolio for passenger transport providing tight integration with in-vehicle hardware and back-office systems.
About Trapeze Group
Trapeze delivers solutions that consider the full 360 degrees of passenger transport. Whether addressing the needs of a single department, an entire organization, or the community, Trapeze provides some of the most advanced software, intelligent transportation systems and mobile technologies in the industry. Hundreds of government and commercial organizations across North America, Europe and Asia Pacific have turned to Trapeze to realize efficiencies, enhance the quality and scope of their services, and safely transport more people with less cost. Please visit www.trapezegroup.com or call 905.629.5297.
About Volaris Group
Volaris acquires, strengthens and grows vertical market technology companies enabling them to be clear leaders within their focused industry. Volaris companies provide specialized, mission-critical solutions to vertical markets around the world including Agri-Food, Asset Management and Logistics, Benefits Administration, Cultural Collections Management, Justice, Marine, People Transportation and Rental Management. Volaris is an operating group of Constellation Software Inc. Learn more at www.volarisgroup.com or call 905.629.5297.
About Constellation Software Inc.
Constellation's common shares are listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the symbol "CSU". Constellation Software is an international provider of market leading software and services to a number of industries across both the public and private sectors. The Company acquires, manages and builds vertical market software businesses that provide mission-critical software solutions. Further information about Constellation may be obtained from its website at www.csisoftware.com.
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Ventura, CA Apartments
More than apartments, a home in Ventura!
A gem of a community in the heart of Ventura. Ralston Courtyard Apartments is an urban Ventura apartment community built with the needs of the professional in mind.
The community pays special attention to today's electronic requirements, with WiFi available in common areas, all appliances furnished and enjoyable spaces for intimate conversations or personal times of rest and rejuvenation. When you are looking for the perfect Ventura apartment for rent, Ralston Courtyard Apartments is close to everything that your lifestyle demands.
More Than Hype.
I moved here in December just as they were opening. The service is excellent: the staff is very helpful. I like the clubhouse (free wi-fi) and the gym with its cable and 42" flat screen TV. I like that there was a storage unit with my garage parking space. It's a safe and well-managed facility. I'm glad I live here.
DC — Yelp
Nice apartment... I can't think of much that could make the apartment better. It's well constructed, beautiful and spacious for a one bedroom. Love the huge kitchen and bathroom. The ladies in the management office are always friendly and helpful, and best of all, always remember me by name, which I appreciate. The maintenance men are competent, do a great job and are always friendly.
Sweet — Yelp
Just a note to say how nice it's been living here, I love the amenities this complex has to offer. I'm enjoying the swimming pool with my grandkids and at the same time barbecuing our favorite meals. I'm also enjoying the clubhouse with free wi-fi, so when I do have problems with my internet, it's nice to just go there. I have dropped my gym membership since I moved in last February so I'm saving $!
Lydia — Yelp
My husband and I had such an enjoyable stay! We would have stayed if we didn't have to move for our jobs. Vanessa and Debbie were so patient and kind to us. We also had our wedding at the on-site club house and thanks to them it was perfect! I would recommend this apartment complex to anyone who wants fast, quality service and a nice place to live!
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The Sanctuary Cove Golf and Country Club golf experience is renowned across the globe - with two premier championship courses located in a unique and natural setting along with world class event facilities.
Sanctuary Cove Golf and Country Club boasts one of the only 36-hole golf facilities in South-East Queensland harbouring Australia's only Arnold Palmer designed golf course - The Pines Golf Course renowned as the Members pride and joy. Coupled with the recently renovated Palms Golf Course designed by renowned golf course architect Ross Watson, Sanctuary Cove Golf Club offers an impressive leisure complex with many other facilities aside from just golf, including two driving ranges, practice chipping and putting green, five tennis courts, a state-of-the-art gymnasium with yoga room and a wide range of fitness classes, a 25 metre heated lap pool, sauna, spa, complete locker room facilities, Arnie's Cafe and Bar, function rooms and much more.
The team at Sanctuary Cove Golf and Country Club offer unrivalled service to ensure guests are extended the ultimate golfing experience.
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simply one of the most mesmerizing faces in human history..
I just came BACK to Met Art just to look at Anita C. Best model anywhere!
She's absolutely beautiful.
Anita is one of my all-time favorite models. An absolutely beautiful face, and about the sexiest body on MA. It has been three years. Please bring her back.
Anita, I got one word for you WOW!
Anita is looks like the perfect Angel
She tinckles my fantasy to draw...
Awsome woman!
Best tit's
A delightful beauty! Thank you Anita!
She makes you fall in love at first sight...
Where are the videos???!
Met Art's finest from head to toe and every where in between.......
One of my personal favorites. This Anita is a breathtakingly stunningly beautiful young woman.
Videos, videos videos!!! She needs to be in some videos!
When will I see more of Anita !!
A mistery.
I found on the net a set from Met-Art with Anita C by Tony Murano publied 2014/04/26 (Chariye is the name).Can somebody explain why Met-Art does not show this set. It's really a set from Met-art, not from the own Tony Murano site (MyNakedDolls).
Anita c is perfect girl, i wish have girl friend like her.
I have to say I'm glad Alex Sironi is back photographing this fine creature. While Dolce makes Anita C look very pretty, I find those sets over lit and rather bland. I also don't share Dolce's foot fetish or clothing/fabric fetish, and I think he could exert better editorial control. How many nearly-identical close-ups do we need of her vulva/face/breasts? I'd rather have just one or two exceptional ones (of each), than many mediocre ones back-to-back-to-back at slightly different zooms. Los Angeles sets are at least somewhat unique, if not the most flattering, and quite setting-obsessed. Still, the best sets for Anita C are from Alex Sironi, by far.
Alex Sironi, quite simply, focuses on Anita C, not where she is or what she's wearing. The pacing is good, each shot is different from the last, and there's a variety of attractive poses. Her skin looks real, the settings look real, and the photographer gets out of the way.
So, very happy to see another Alex Sironi set here for Anita C. Here's hoping we get many more.
Couldn't agree more that Dolce's sets are bland
Anita is so hot, Waiting patiently for her first movie!!
Finally a new set of the stunning Anita C today.
Are there 2 Anita C ?
or is Dolce that much better than Los Angeles ?
Los Angeles consistently has her use heavy makeup, and Anita looks best with almost none. So, yes, Dolce is that much better.
What -- ?
No more sets ?????
You guys gotta have a screw loose to let this one get away!!!
23 photo sets but not a single movie. Why no movies?
Because they suck.
Very enjoyable couple of hours down-loading Anita's sets. But 12 months have passed since her last shoot. We are LONG over-due for an update:-)
Yep, Anita C is beautiful from head to toe and I was a fan from her first set back in 2010. I hope that we get the chance to see more Anita in future sets here on Met
My all time favorite ... will we ever see more of her beauty?
Anita is quite possibly the most attractive young lady on Met! Not only is she volumptuous, but there is something in that face that draws one like a moth to a flame.
She is the most beautifull girl in Met ever !
i need a see , we all need to see


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1. Very high proof Moonshine. Borders on being 200 proof; it's pure grain alcohol and is illegal. White Lightning is the subject of a hit George Jones song.
2. White Lightning is also a term for LSD.
2. White Lightning is also a term for LSD.
1. "Well I asked my old pappy why he called his brew,
White lightning 'stead of mountain dew,
I took a little sip and right away I knew,
As my eyes bugged out and my face turned blue!
Lightnin' started flashin' and thunder started crashin'
Shhhoooh . . . white lightning!" -George Jones
2. Suzy was tripping on White Lighting.
White lightning 'stead of mountain dew,
I took a little sip and right away I knew,
As my eyes bugged out and my face turned blue!
Lightnin' started flashin' and thunder started crashin'
Shhhoooh . . . white lightning!" -George Jones
2. Suzy was tripping on White Lighting.
by OneBadAsp October 20, 2006
Colloquial term for grain alcohol, made from corn in a moonshine still. This clear, illegal, and very potent beverage was a favorite in the Appalachian Mountains during US's prohibition years.
I think I wanna taste that powerful stuff He took one g-g-glug and drank it right down And I heard him a moaning as he hit the ground Mighty, mighty leasin, pappy's corn squeezin' Whshhhoooh . . . white lightnin'
by Papain August 01, 2005
by C. Grimes March 18, 2006
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Cheap, clear cider. Tastes like distilled urine. Probably is distilled urine. Carreis the stigma of being an under-18s-down-the-offy drink and of being taken (in huge amounts) by chavs.
And Johnny took a sip of White Lightning and spat it right back out again. "This is shit! And all those wannabe MCs drink that? Blimey, no wonder their rhymes were crap and their eyebrows fell off!" he said.
by KHD April 20, 2004
Extremely cheap and potent cider drank by scunners outside establishments such as Spar. Has a definite pronunciation.
by ali April 28, 2004
Moon Shine, very high in proof, almost always over 150 and more around 200 proof, and if drank straight can some times burn chemically. White lightning if not made properly can cause blindness and in some causes death due to impurities in the making. It is legal to make white lightning, but is illegal to sell, the amount of white lightning a person can makes varies from place to place, but you still cant sell it.
by Mr. Snowy December 19, 2006
A type of clear cider that is often drunk by kevs. It is bought in off-licences whose manager is either too short-sighted to notice that the customer is only 12, or a work-experience student who feels that the 'imposing' gang of 12year olds standing at the door is too threatening and therefore just plays along with the ruse ignoring the fake drivers licence.
Look at those bloody kevs, they got pist from a sip of white lightning!
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I've compiled a list of the Top 40 Houston Texans based on the current roster, but I need to spell out how I decided to rank the players. My rankings aren't based on overall value to the team or the ratings would start with "1. Matt Schaub, 2. Andre Johnson."
Instead, I decided to try and rank the Texans as "football players." I'm trying to decide how good a football player each player is relative to each other and how I come to my conclusions is certainly bound to be different than how you come to your conclusions. What you did in the past only factors in slightly as I'm looking to stack players based on where I think they are right now as players.
Keep in mind that some of my rankings will have players who have "never done anything" ahead of players who have experience under their belt. Oh well. In some cases I'm obviously projecting based on how I think they would play if given the opportunity that others have had. I was surprised at how hard the decisions were for the top 10 and it is easy to see why the Texans made such a big jump from 2010 to 2011 when you see the talent the Texans currently have inside their top 15.
16. Glover Quin, S – Quin struggled in preseason with his tackling as he struggled with new angles moving from cornerback to safety, but Quin really elevated his play during the season. Quin's ability to support the run and cover wide receivers and tight ends helps to make the Texans safety duo one of the most versatile duos in the league.
17. Rashad Butler, RT – Butler could easily be rated in the top 12 by the end of the year if he wins the right tackle job and handles himself well in that position. Butler's pass protection ability could be an upgrade from Eric Winston's but the real question to me is how he handles himself in the running game which is very important for this offense's success.
18. Shaun Cody, DT/NT – While Mitchell has the greater upside, Cody showed that he could handle the position better than most of us expected heading into 2011. Cody isn't built for handling double teams all game long, but he did a good job of getting the job done last year. It will be interesting to see if Cody can play up to 2011 or if he loses some reps to Mitchell this year.
19. Earl Mitchell, DT/NT – Mitchell may be higher on the list than you expected him to be, but he can play – just ask Wade Phillips. Unfortunately for Mitchell, he might not be best suited in a 3-4, but his ability to rush the passer and disrupt from the NT position makes Mitchell a very valuable member of the Texans. If I were a 4-3 team looking for a 3-technique who can get up the field, I would be calling the Texans looking to trade for Mitchell.
20. Kevin Walter, WR – Walter is known as a great run-blocking WR and he has earned that distinction over the years. The problem for the Texans is that Walter's reception numbers has gone down in each of the last four years and he isn't getting any younger. With younger wideouts behind him, Walter could lose some snaps this season.
21. Whitney Mercilus, OLB – Mercilus has all the potential in the world but is still very raw right now. Mercilus played with his hand in the ground and standing up at Illinois so the Texans know how he rushes from both stances, but he'll likely be a rotational pass rusher to start off the season.
22. Brice McCain, CB – There weren't many players who looked worse than Brice McCain in 2010 and yet McCain would have easily won the "Most Improved Texan" award last season. McCain has good speed and quickness and showed a good deal of "stickyness" when matched up with WRs in the slot. I was also very pleased with what I saw from McCain in terms of his tackling in 2011. McCain's play could end up keeping 2nd round pick Brandon Harris on the bench for awhile.
23. Kareem Jackson, CB – Despite being the city's"whipping boy" for football, Jackson did improve in 2012. While Jackson played better, the Texans also realize that his game speed and closing speed isn't what they had hoped it would be when he was drafted. Jackson's upside will never be equal to where he was drafted, but he does have a chance to be "solid."
24. Tim Jamison, DE – Jamison came out of nowhere last year and made just about everyone a believer. You could see his motor ran hot last year in camp and it ended up carrying over into games where he worked his way in as a rotational DE. Jamison doesn't have the typical measurements of a 3-4 DE, but he does have the tenacity that defensive line coach Bill Kollar covets.
Previous Top 40
25. James Casey, FB/TE – Casey's biggest problem is that he's caught in-between positions. He's not a true fullback and he's not an every down tight end. What he is, however, is a football player. Casey will produce at a high level on special teams, but he also has some of the best hands on the team. If his blocking improves in year two as a fullback, Casey could become a huge weapon for Coach Kubiak as he gives the Texans unbelievable versatility with their formations which creates matchup havoc.
26. Keshawn Martin, WR – Surprised? This might surprise you right now, but you'll get it once we get halfway through the season. Martin is tailor-made for the slot in Gary Kubiak's offense. With an ability to shake defenders off the line of scrimmage, Martin figures to be a tougher matchup for nickel cornerbacks than Jacoby Jones was and he has great special teams value as a returner.
27. Bradie James, ILB – The old dog still has plenty of tricks and I'm sure that Wade Phillips has no problem with plugging James into the starting lineup once camp begins. James is at the stage of his career where he has no upside left, but he is a very capable starter in this defense.
28. Derek Newton, OT – Newton has size, a strong base and athleticism. The fact that Newton has almost no NFL experience might make this ranking a surprise to some, but I was actually dying to put him higher. Newton is a very real contender for the starting spot on the right side this year (although he is an underdog to Rashad Butler) and has starter's potential.
29. Antoine Caldwell, RG – Caldwell isn't as bad as he looked last season. In fact, Caldwell tried to tough it out with two high ankle sprains which hampered his performance and caused Caldwell to get "very down on himself" according to sources with the team. Caldwell should win the battle at right guard against rookie Brandon Brooks and from there we will finally see what type of game a healthy Caldwell has. This is probably a make or break year (camp?) for him.
30. Lestar Jean, WR – Jean is the "cause célèbre" of Texans fans on message boards, at water coolers and on sportstalk radio. And you know what? I'm buying into the hype. When I watch Jean, I see a WR with not only tremendous hands, but an ability to operate vertically as well. Most importantly, Jean has a great demeanor on the field and exudes confidence when you watch him work. While Kevin Walter may be the starter this year, I expect Jean to be the first man off the bench if Walter or Andre Johnson get hurt or need a rest.
31. Justin Forsett, RB – Forsett might be the Texans 3rd string RB, but he can play the game. Forsett saw his opportunities go way down last year with Marshawn Lynch's emergence, but he fits in the zone scheme, he's a solid pass catcher out of the backfield and he can return punts and kicks. Forsett will be an upgrade at the Texans RB3 spot this year.
32. Darryl Sharpton, ILB – Sharpton is aggressive and started to show signs of improvement last year until an injury sidelined him. With DeMeco Ryans gone, the thought was that Sharpton would get his chance, but with the signing of Bradie James and with Sharpton slow to recover from his quad injury, Sharpton's playing time may be more limited to special teams if he can't beat out James in camp.
33. DeVier Posey, WR – Posey missed most of last season and is playing a position that can be tricky for rookies to pick up. I wouldn't expect much from Posey this year and I think he'll find himself behind Lestar Jean in terms of pecking order at the outside WR position. Despite his size and speed, Posey just isn't ready to make a dent in 2012.
34. Bryan Braman, OLB – Braman has the type of athleticism that could vault him into the top 25 by the time the season is over, but I still need to see more before I bump him that high this quickly. When I watch Braman on kick coverage, I see a future special teams Pro Bowler. Braman runs in the 4.5 range and that is obvious as he blazes down the field. Despite having greater athletic ability as a pass rusher than Brooks Reed, he still lacks the skill level necessary to be a consistent pass rusher. He is still young and learning, however.
35. Jared Crick, DE – Although smaller than JJ Watt, Crick has the type of game motor that Watt had coming out, but he doesn't have Watt's talent. In Wade Phillips' defense, Crick has a chance to be a solid rotational player who is allowed to cut it loose up the field when called on. Crick will fight for snaps this year.
36. Brandon Brooks, RG – Brooks has never done it, but there is a good chance he will do it… but probably not this year. Brooks has outstanding power and better-than-expected lateral movement for a man his size. Right now, the game will be too fast for Brooks, but that doesn't diminish his talent and potential as a player.
37. Tim Dobbins, ILB – Dobbins is somewhat limited at the LB position, but he can thump and was used at times around the goal line. Dobbins has always been a strong player on special teams since he came into the league and that value as a "teams" player along with his aggressive demeanor gets him slotted inside my top 40.
38. T.J. Yates, QB – Yates wouldn't be a guy that anyone around the league would covet as a starter, but he did show some flashes this year and I know that Gary Kubiak is very high on his potential. If the Texans had to go to him for an entire season, they probably wouldn't be a playoff team, but he has some potential to build on a second year player.
39. Troy Nolan, S – It was tough deciding what to do with Nolan. Initially, I had him out of the top 40 and he could wind up outside of this list by the time camp starts. Nolan helps on special teams and had to step in and start last year when Danieal Manning went down, but he will have competition in camp to hang onto his job this season.
40. Garrett Graham, TE – Graham has had very little action on the field so far and when I've watched him in camp and in the preseason, he hasn't really flashed. In this offense, he has a chance to really make a name for himself, but right now he doesn't stand out as a playmaker or blocker at the tight end position.


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I think it would work. That will probably be my next project.
Looks sweet! Al of the 3D printed parts make it look so much more scale than it is stock. I don't think I've ever heard of printing out RC parts, it must be so nice being able to do that.
And we thought toy grade RC's where cool...
Got the Titan 21t installed. Titan 12t was really low on torque, kind of burned out.
I messed with the shocks too
New caps, shafts, and blue springs from the monsterjam truck.
I'm also trying out xx-l shocks on all four corners.
It sits crazy tall now, the monsterjam springs are kind of stiff. Not sure how it'll work out.
Got new wheels (5884a)
Not sure what rubber to put on them though.
I want something that looks scale, the Traxxas BFGoodrich tires look good, not sure they're great though. Kind of looking at Pro-line Trenchers, why did they have to loose the sidewall detail on the X's. Are the X's That much better?
How is the 21t? I bought my son a Telluride for Christmas and already have a 21t that I'm going to install. Not even going to mess with the 12t. Is the 21t still fast enough to make it fun? I would imagine that the 21t is much better suited for what this truck is designed for.
My guess is that the ride height will make it tip over more, but it looks cool thats for sure!
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I also feel that the 21t is better suited for this truck. It is a little slower, really comes down to your definition of fun.
I'd rather have a truck that did all it could to torque up an obstacle than one that stalled out.
You could also try an Electrifly S-600. Is a 19t that has proven to hold up REALLY well… MUCH longer than the Titan and still maintains almost the same top speed but better torque.
Picked up some traxxas rubber for now.
Cut a lot off the stock foams to help with traction
I also picked up a set of axial tires
They are take offs from one of the newer scx10s I guess. The offset was large enough to clear the stock knuckles(not the stock hubs though).
I wanted to use an ET-3s for the drag brake, but apparently running brushed motors is another one of the things it won't do.
The Tellusumm got it's first real trail experience this weekend.
The local club was having a lighthearted G6 style trail run(I wasn't that confident). I ran the axial tires as a recommendation, had I know what laid down the trail I probably would have tried my new tires because they would have side hilled better. The axial tires did work well, the truck kept up with the rest. The 500k diffs worked well, I actually think it turned better than the locked axles. Three quarters of the way down the long trail the only battery I had died.
The only thing that broke was the front bumper mount.
In the spirit of scaleness they wanted to tow the dead rigs down the trail. I was hung up on one log and the scx10 pulling it needed to get a good yank to get it over. Obviously it didn't make it.
Have you done anything with the diffs to lessen slipping of the diff?
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Guys i saw you here using summit bumpers. Are those for the summit or mini summit
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The Summit bumpers, I think the mini Summit bumpers would be too small.
The Titan 21T has been holding up well.
I have the new drive-train parts coming in, (TRA6778 &6779) should help with the low end grunt. I'm curious why they weren't installed in the first place.
[QUOTE=GeoVW72;5648683]The Summit bumpers, I think the mini Summit bumpers would be too small.
tnx dude....
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I gues dude thats what he mean. There are 2 holes there where you can adjust the hieght of your telluride.
And about the 21t motor it will fit directly with no other mods or extra parts
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Ok, nice job
wow nice job bud!
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Is the 21t any faster that the 12t?
Slash 4x4 LCG+(rolling)HCG, Slash 2wd(raptor)
The 21t is designed for 14.4-16.8 volts. Get it on 14 NiMH cells or 4s lipo with a capable esc, and you'd have a powerful setup on hand I'd imagine . I've run one 21t on 4s with a mamba max esc in a big heavy revo 3.3 turned into an electric crawler with an e-maxx tranny. It was decently powerful in there all by itself on 4s.
460, straightpipes, buried throttle, nuff said :D
The cage is definitely cool.
I was thinking of doing something like that to get the light bar, but when you can make your own stuff you hack other parts to fit.
I need to clean mine up and finish the few "projects" I've been working on for it. I've been busy working on building a second one for a friend.


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BOZEMAN, Mont. (AP) – Hot-shooting Northern Colorado got 23 points from Tevin Svihovec on the way to an 85-72 victory over Montana State on Saturday night.
Northern Colorado (7-15, 5-9 Big Sky) shot 61 percent from the floor, 50 percent from 3-point range and 84 percent from the free-throw line.
Tate Unruh scored 15 points for Northern Colorado, while Tim Huskisson had 12 and Derrick Barden and Connor Osborne had 11 each. Barden also grabbed 11 rebounds.
Montana State (10-12, 7-7) struggled with some of its shooting, 26.9 percent from 3-point range and 60 percent from the free-throw line.
Antonio Biglow scored 15 points to lead Montana State. Christian Moon and Blake Brumwell had 14 each and Xavier Blount had 11.
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Long-time staff members Tom Renner and Maura Reynolds have been named recipients of Hope College's 14th annual "Vanderbush-Weller Awards" for strong, positive impact on students.
The award recognizes and supports the efforts of Hope faculty and staff who make extraordinary contributions to the lives of students. Renner, who is associate vice president for public and community relations, and Reynolds, who is director of advising and associate professor of Latin, will be honored during a luncheon on Thursday, May 2.
"There is no doubt that Maura and Tom are two people who have shaped students and influenced Hope College in profound ways," said Dr. Richard Frost, vice president and dean of students at Hope, whose office coordinates the award, which is presented based on nominations from the campus community. "Their spirit and competence is exceptional, but their heart is what makes them special."
Renner, a member of the Hope staff since 1967, developed and directs the college's overall program in public and community relations. In this role, especially in the area of sports information, he has been able to involve many students in the life of the college.
Reynolds, who is retiring at the end of the school year, has been a member of the Hope staff since 1975. This year marks the second time that she has been named a recipient of the "Vanderbush-Weller Award."
She was appointed director of advising in 1988, and also served as coordinator for pilot sections of Hope's "First-Year Seminar" program. She helped plan and implement New Student Orientation at Hope from 1987 through the beginning of the spring 2013 semester.
The "Vanderbush-Weller Development Fund" was established in honor of longtime Hope professor and football coach Alvin Vanderbush, who retired in 1972 and died on Feb. 20, 2005. It was created by Ken and Shirely Weller of Pella, Iowa. Ken Weller is one of Vanderbush's former players and also a former Hope faculty colleague.


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The 107-Year-Old Stock Picker
When you get the chance to learn from someone with 84 years of investment experience, you should take it.
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If you have the time, it's worth taking the time to watch (or read) Andy Stern's keynote address from the SEIU convention in San Francisco last week.
Harold Meyerson put this year's convention in historic perspective in his Washington Post column that week.
The really intriguing parts of the speech come about twenty minutes in.
Discussion at the convention was framed about a "circle of strength" metaphor—a somewhat clunky slogan for the 2004-2008 platform.
Stern explained that to help build a meaningful voice for working people, SEIU and the rest of the union movement need to rebuild several strengths. The most interesting include . . .
* National strength. Like most unions, SEIU is strong in a few areas but weak or non-existent in other areas of the country. There was a lot of discussion about sending members, staff, and resources to the South and Southwest to help nonunion workers join SEIU--maybe the first time anyone has seriously talked about this since the CIO's Operation Dixie in the late 1940s.
* Labor strength. In the speech, Stern gave a short version of SEIU's argument that the existing AFL-CIO can't meet the challenge of restoring an independent voice for working Americans. He called on SEIU to either "change the AFL-CIO or build something stronger," probably indicating an interesting time is coming up during the next AFL-CIO convention in July 2005.
* Global strength. Large multinational subcontractors like ARAMARK and Sodexho are gobbling up jobs in hospitals, retail, and hospitality, driving down wages and reducing benefits in the process. Stern called on SEIU members to support efforts to build a global union, expanding on the experience of working with European unions to confront European-based companies that are buying up U.S. security companies.


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Decision : CONF 003 IX
SOC: Serra da Capivara (Brazil)
Serra da Capivara (Brazil)
The UNDP/UNESCO Regional Project presented a report on this complex site that contains 380 sites of historical interest and where the greatest threats come from fire and poaching. Tourism, although in the increase, had not had a negative impact on the site yet. A zoning plan was being introduced which defined the degree of access to five different types of area with various levels of access.
The monitoring mission recommended that:
- the zoning plan should be extended so as to cover the whole area of the park and that buffer zones be established to limit the threats form fires;
- barriers be constructed at the more accessible sites to prevent visitors from damaging them and that interpretation panels should also be installed.
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Context of DecisionWHC-94/CONF.003/06
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The Swimming Pool (La Piscina)
Directed by Carlos Machado Quintela
- Cuba, Venezuela 2012; 66 min
- Original version: Spanish
- Genre: Drama
- Lexus Ibero-American Opera Prima Competiton Award - Miami FF
- CCAS Award, Prix Découverte de la Critique Française - CinéLatino
In other films the swimming pool is often the site for elegant and hedonistic romps and a bit of la dolce vita. In La Piscina it's a place of humble charm. A summer's day breaks on the coast and young swimming instructor Esteban, an introverted ex-professional swimmer, waits for his pupils to arrive. The four teenagers have one thing in common: their disabilities have made outsiders of them all. One-legged Diana is flirty and possessive; Dany is overweight and has Down's syndrome; weak-willed Rodrigo has a walking disability; and permanently grumpy Oscar flatly refuses to speak. One tender, carefree day of the holidays runs its course. In between their sojourn at the pool the group snacks together and enjoys a siesta. Slowly, however, conflict within the group begins to make itself apparent until the idyllic tropical scene is filled with animosity, rivalries, jibes, aggression, power games and an unspoken mutual longing for love. La Piscina paints this group portrait in delicate pastel colours, laconically, with deliberate and hypnotic pacing.
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GIVE A GIRL HER CHANCE CONTEST [Video]
Take a moment and vote for Wantagh High School Graduate, Kara Arena, now studying at The Boston Conservatory. She has entered into the GIVE A GIRL HER CHANCE CONEST for the Off-Broadway Musical, … more
By karaarena | 4/4/16 03:41 PM | 1 comment
Usdan (www.usdan.com), the nationally acclaimed summer arts day camp that for almost 50 years has introduced the arts to more than 40,000 children, announces the beginning of enrollment for the 2016 … more
By revacoop | 11/20/15 10:06 AM
Sheila's Wish [Video]
This video is about a woman [Dr. Sheila Schulman Korn] who grew up in North Bellmore and still lives there. She is undergoing treatment for ovarian cancer a second time. We are trying to help her get … more
By docjoe | 11/14/15 03:01 PM
Piping Plovers article [Video]
I just read your article where u quoted Jim LaCarrubba, Dept of Public Works Commissioner, "US Fish & Wildlife did its initial report & opinion, which the city reviewed, but there are no piping … more
By sweetp5 | 11/22/14 11:04 AM
UMBERTO'S PIZZA DONATES $15,000 TO JUSTIN TUCK'S LITERACY CHARITY AT 70th BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION [Video]
April 2013, New Hyde Park LI: On the occasion of Umberto Corteo's 70th birthday, the Long Island pizza icon received the "Key to Nassau County" presented by County Executive Edward P. Mangano … more
By TomSemioli | 4/18/13 05:00 PM
Alice in Wonderland [Video]
Port Washington Play Troupe's Children Show Presents "Alice in Wonderland" Port Washington Play Troupe's Children Show will present their multi-generational production of "Alice in … more
By dustball | 3/15/13 03:29 PM
Cafe Long Island Talk Show features Phil Andrews, President of 100 Black Men of long Island, Inc. "Networking in the Hub" Event [Video]
By philandrews | 12/30/12 09:38 PM
SOUL BLISS EVENT PROMO [Video]
SOUL BLISS EVENT is taking place on Thursday August 30th at the Micky Mo's Cafe located at 428 Sunrise Highway, Lynbrook NY. A night of Live Music and Spoken Word Poetry. We're bringing the … more
By melysmax | 8/26/12 04:59 PM
Pep & The Soul Explosion Band [Video]
check our website for more videos and photos and a complete schedule of upcoming events www.pepandthesoulexplosionband.com Pep singing, "My Latest, My Greatest" more
By jazzablanca | 4/2/12 09:58 PM
Daniel Aguilo, Enrique Sanchez and Tommy Caraballo are honored on the floor of the New York State Senate by Senator Jack Martins. more
By scottcushing1 | 5/3/11 11:44 PM