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Stop Spice Girls
Spice World/Greatest Hits
1997/2007 Virgin Records
Submitted by: firstname.lastname@example.com
Key: C
Tuning: Standard EADGBe
Chords used:
C - x32010
Bb - x13331
Am - x02210
[F]Dm[-] - [133211]xx0231
Em - 022000
Intro: C-Bb-Am-G x2
[C] [Bb] [Am] [G]
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[C] [Bb] [Am] [G]
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Verse 1:
[C] You just walk [Bb]in
I make you s[Am]mile
It's cool but [G]you
don't even know me
[C] You take an [Bb]inch
I run a [Am]mile
Can't win you're [G]always
right behind me
[C] And we know that you could
[Bb]go and find some other
[Am] Take or leave it or
just [G]don't even bother
[C] Caught in a [Bb]craze
it's just a [Am]phase
or will this [G]be
around forever
[Dm] Don't you know
it's going too fast
[Dm] Racing so hard
you know it won't last
[Dm] Don't you know
what [Em]can't you see
Slow it [F]down
read the signs
so you [G]know just
where you're going
S[C]top right now
[Bb]thank you very much
I [Am]need somebody
with the [G]human touch
[C] Hey you [Bb]always
on the run
Gotta s[Am]low it down
baby gotta [G]have some fun
Verse 2:
[C] Do do do [Bb]do
Do do do [Am]do
Do do do
[G]always be together
[C] [Bb]
[Ba] [da] [da] [da]
[Ba] [da] [da] [da]
[Ba] [da] [da]
s[G]tay that way forever
[C] And we know that you could
[Bb]go and find some other
[Am] Take or leave it cause we've
[G]always got each other
[C] You know who you are and [Bb]yes
you're gonna breakdown
[Am] You're crossed the line
so you're [G]gonna
have to turn around
(Repeat Refrain and Chorus)
Interlude: C--Bb-C x2
Gotta [C]keep it down honey
lay your [Bb]back on the line
Cause I don't [Am]care
about the money
Don't be [G]wasting my time
You need[C] less speed
get [Bb]off my case You gotta
s[Am]low it down baby
just get [G]out of my face
(Repeat Chorus thrice)
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Texas father kills man who tried to molest his 4-year-old daughter, says sheriff
SHINER, Texas (AP) - Authorities say a father used his hands to beat to death a man who allegedly tried to sexually assault his 4-year-old daughter on their farm.
Lavaca County Sheriff Micah Harmon said Monday he doesn't anticipate arresting the father, who told police he heard the girl screaming. Harmon said nothing so far suggests the beating death happened for "any reason other than what he told us."
"In the course of trying to get her away from him, and protect her, he struck the subject several times in the head and the subject died," Harmon said.
The victim was only identified as a 47-year-old man from Gonzales, Texas. Harmon said the man appeared to have no prior criminal history and that he went to the property Saturday to help care for some horses.
Harmon said the father's name is being withheld because of the ongoing investigation. He said a grand jury will decide what, if any, charges the father will face.


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What I miss the most on a Sunday morning? A bowl of noodles, a cup of tea, an hour or two reading the Sunday papers and JUMBLE - followed by a few more hours of sleep before systemically deciding on how to enjoy the best day of the week. I long to be able to do that with no deadline, no bus schedule and no shit from anyone on my mind.
We all need a break from competing with ourselves and trying to make every minute more constructive than the one before. Let's just make some time to be away from it all and enjoy the things that used to make us happy. That's what you are all about.
I'll learn to get there again.
...Sunday morning and I'm falling
I've got a feeling I don't want to know
Early dawning, Sunday morning
It's all the streets you crossed not so long ago
Watch out, the world's behind you
There's always someone around you
Who will call, it's nothing at all...
(Sunday Morning by The Velvet Underground & Nico)
Simple prawn mee from a stall a few doors away from the Kung Fu Smooth Ban Mee shop in Taman OUG.


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Augie Barkow Wins E Scow I.L.Y.A. Invitational
13 July 2009
After a postponement to allow the wind to fill in and settle down the last race of the regatta got off at 11:07 Sunday morning. The course was a 2+ at 305 degrees and the winds were 5-7 at the start and built during the race to 7-11. A few minutes into the start sequence it shifted left and the boats could barely cross the line on starboard. It was the usual suspects at the port end that tacked on to port and jumped on top of the fleet (Porter, Burton, Barkow, Graves, Hannaford, Gluek, ...).
At the first mark it was Hannaford, Graves, Burton, Barkow, Gluek, Schoor (It's true, I went to 6 places just to get my name in print). The lead boats were pulled high and the boats behind were able to sink in a puff. This closed the leader gap and the first 10 boats were tightly packed at the leeward gates. Graves moved into the lead at the upwind mark coming off the south shore point to cross the lake. He held the lead to the finish. Tobin Tornhl was second, followed by Burton, Porter, Barkow. The H-8 (Hugh and Tim Sugar) were all by themselves on the north shore and found a great slant coming off the shore on starboard and rounded 6th moving up 5 places. Then it was Hannaford, Schoor, Matt Schmidt (H-36), and Gluek. Things spread out a little on the way to the second downwind mark but not enough to give the leaders any comfort. Again the fleet split on the last upwind leg, some taking the South shore and others the North. The results were mixed depending on when you were there. Schoor moved from 10th to 6th on the final leg with a nice slant off the south shore, and other had like results on the North shore. At the finish it was Graves, Burton, Tornhl, Porter, Barkow, Schoor, Hannaford, Sugar, Schmidt. Congratulations to Sugar and Schmidt from Lake Mendota - a couple of younger sailors getting a taste of some success - that should keep them hooked.
Bay Head and Manoloking are planning for the ECESA Championships. All are encouraged to get their registration in soon.
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The 2014 Jaguar F-Type brings enormous expectations. It's being described by the car company as "The most important Jaguar in the last 50 years." So, no pressure at all…
To sample the new sports car in the best possible surroundings, free from the vagaries of winter weather, we were sent to the Navarra region of Spain to explore the three F-Type variants in the land of bull-running and Jambón.
The goal with this sultry drop-top is clear: lure buyers away from the German establishment and return Jaguar to its sporting heritage. To be blunt, Jaguar has specifically focused on competitors like the mighty Porsche 911 and Audi R8.
From sex appeal to road presence, technology and track prowess, these aren't necessarily the cars to beat, but rather to match. The question remains, is the F-Type that car?
On first sight, you salivate in its presence. Your right foot twitches at the thought of mashing the throttle on an open stretch of Spanish tarmac with the top down. It's this; the emotion the F-Type exudes – even when stationary – that will bring new buyers to a Jaguar showroom. And that's exactly what they want. Jaguar estimated 90% of buyers won't be existing customers.
You've got three choices: the F-Type, F-Type S and F-Type V8 S. The base model gets a 340hp 3.0-liter supercharged V6 and is priced at $69895. Stepping into the F-Type S gives you a 40hp bump to 380 from the same motor, along with a price jump to $81895. And finally the V8 S sits atop the fleet with a 495hp 5.0-liter supercharged V8 that will drain your bank account of $92895.
Jag reports 0-60mph acceleration times of 5.1, 4.8 and 4.2sec respectively for the three models, as well as incremental top speeds of 161, 171 and 186mph.
If the appearance and specification doesn't tempt you, then Jaguar has priced each configuration 25% below the cost of the equivalent 911. Obviously Jaguar has a soft spot for Porsche, and we can't blame them.
Driving around Pamplona, we weren't expecting to be blown away on the country roads in the V6. How often does a base model leave you grinning? Yet the supercharged V6 engine has great power, plenty of torque (332 lb-ft to be exact) and an exhaust note that delights you thanks to the Active Exhaust option on our test car.
The steering is 10% quicker than any Jag before it, and it's noticeable. The body structure is also stiffer and lighter than any previous Jaguar, and the Adaptive Dynamics damping system we sampled in the V6 S was more aggressive than ever.
And although 340hp isn't much by today's standards, the F-Type's eagerness is helped by the excellent eight-speed ZF transmission with what Jaguar calls Quickshift.
Don't get your briefs in a bunch, there isn't a manual offering. That doesn't surprise us any more. And the number of F-Type buyers who'd opt for such a thing is undoubtedly small. However, Quickshift lives up to its name, proving you don't need a dual-clutch system to shift rapidly or smoothly. In either full auto or manual mode (we preferred the paddles to the stubby gear lever), the transmission was perfectly matched to the F-Type's spirit.
The V6 S is another sweet ride. The 3.0-liter is sharply responsive thanks to the roots-style blower providing instant boost when you hit the gas. Bigger brakes were another welcome addition on this model.
In fact, the V6 S was an amazing package. On the Circuito de Navarra, flying down the main straight at 140mph was effortless; a dab of the stoppers set you up for a slight right into a tight second-gear hairpin; the F-Type responding precisely to your commands. This car fits you like a Speedo.
The Jaguar engineering team continually emphasized the F-Type's "Connected Feel." It's about "immediate, precise and proportional response to driver inputs." And throwing the V6 S around the technical Navarra Circuit, their vision was undeniably evident.
The V6 S also gets a mechanical limited-slip diff. So whether power-on or in transition, this is one Cat that's happy to shake its tail, thanks in part to the 50/50 weight distribution.
This was the F-Type you could compare directly to the 911 Carrera. Without driving them together, the F-Type certainly holds its own, but is perhaps more of a road car by nature.
It's not light, tipping the scales at 3521 lb for the V6 and 3671 lb for the V8 S, despite its aluminum construction. So while acceleration was awesome in each model, tossing that much weight around will never feel ideal when compared to the 3274 lb Porsche 911 Carrera S Cabriolet PDK.
Yet Jaguar went to great lengths to create a lightweight convertible, while seemingly sacrificing nothing in terms of overall structural rigidity or style. The fabric roof can be opened or closed at speeds up to 30mph, taking just 12sec in either direction.
Like the XJ and XK, the F-Type has a bonded-and-riveted aluminum structure and body panels, although the trunk is composite.
The car is home to 141 aluminum pressings, 18 high-pressure die-castings and 24 extrusions, saving roughly 77 lb over a comparable steel structure. Jaguar even created a new alloy called AC170 to form the wonderful clamshell hood. It's pressed multiple times and can withstand more shaping and sharper angles than regular aluminum.
While the F-Type and F-Type S were impressive packages, we yearned for time with the V8 S. And when it happened, the chassis immediately felt up to the task of a 115hp boost from the supercharged V8.
The V8 S represents the ultimate Jaguar performance car, making you wonder how the XKR-S will live alongside it.
Ditching the mechanical LSD for an electronic unit, upgrading to 20" wheels from the 19" found on the V6 S, and an even larger brakes with 15" front rotors and 14.8" rears, this is the top dog.
Quad exhaust tips spit, pop and burble like a Le Mans car, and through the quiet streets of Pamplona we were tempted to hold first gear in the slow sections to scare the birds and wake the residents with what might just be one of the most sensual but violent factory exhaust notes we've had the pleasure of hearing.
Through all the models, the interior remains consistently sophisticated yet simple. The seats were taken for the XKR-S and we'd recommend the power controls, but they're supportive for every type of driving.
The central air vents rise when needed, keeping visibility ahead as clear as possible. Finally, Jaguar abandoned its rotary gear selection knob in favor of a more traditional lever that's predictably easy to use.
While it's undoubtedly a small car with a compact interior, the F-Type is a fine place to spend 30 laps or 300 miles.
The wonderful F-Type marks a truly exciting time for the British brand. Jaguar expects a 33% split between the three models but, as you might imagine, the V8 S gets our vote when it goes on sale this summer. There is also a wide range of personalization options when choosing a car, allowing you to alter interior and exterior finishes and colors, etc. However, each model is well equipped as standard and all have a premium feel, with the F-Type V6 not sacrificing anything compared to the V8 S, except in terms of mechanical ability. The company consciously wanted each model to feel special, and achieved that in spades.
2014 Jaguar F-Type V8 S
Engine 5.0-liter V8 DOHC 32v supercharged
Drivetrain eight-speed Quickshift automatic
Brakes 15" rotors with six-piston calipers f, 14.8", six-piston r
Suspension four-wheel independent double wishbone
Wheels & Tires 20x9" f, 20x10.5" r, 255/35 R20 f, 295/30 R20 r Pirelli P Zero tires
Power 495hp at 6500rpm
Torque 460 lb-ft at 2500-5500rpm
0-60mph 4.2sec
Top Speed 186mph
Weight 3671 lb
Economy 23/18mpg (city/highway)


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It was a beautiful day for the festival in conjunction with the BU Farmers Market,
and music from the Tumbleweed Company.
One of the most apparent changes in BU's sustainability efforts this year are the compost stations at the George Sherman Union, with separate bins for composting and recycling, and the option of re-usable plates if you decide to eat at the GSU. Read more articles about BU Going Green.
At the festival, Sustainability@BU gave free mugs to those who joined the challenge,
and student organizations present at the festival included the Organic Gardening Collective and Slow Food BU, among others.
Stay tuned with BU's sustainability efforts at Sustainability@BU. You can also like them on Facebook and follow them on Twitter!


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Hi ladies! I used the Medela Pump-in-style for my babies in 2008 and 2010 (same pump), and figure I'm going to need a new one for baby 3, due early January. I'm trying to take advantage of the Cyber Monday deals but am again overwhelmed by choices. It seems the Ameda Truly Yours has replaced the PIS as the preferred pump for the frequently pumping mom (though this time I'm only working 2 days a week - YEAH!). HOWEVER, I found really good reviews for the Spectra Dew 350, seems to be a pump out of New Zealand. It looks goofy, but sounds like a good inexpensive hospital grade pump. It may also be quite heavy (hard to tell from Amazon).
Does anyone have experience with that pump. Or any one who's used more than one brand have a current recommendation? As any working mom, I'm looking for a relative quiet not-too-heavy pump that is, most importantly, strong and efficient. I struggled with milk supply with my 2nd (not my 1st) and really want to be sure the pump I use will help stimulate milk supply.


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stackhack needed a new web page design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 80 designs submitted by 25 freelance designers.
Pan-European Student & Graduate Recruitment Site, please see brief for details.
Front page layout: http://img371.imageshack.us/img371/…ieftx7.jpg
Article page: http://img371.imageshack.us/img371/…iefvb4.jpg
List page: http://img254.imageshack.us/img254/…iefdw9.jpg
What this is about
The site will be a pan-European student and graduate recruitment site. It will be visited mostly by students and recent graduates in Europe.
What the competition includes
All pages should include the following: menu, same across all pages; breadcrumb navigation, e.g. Universities >> Harvard. Feel free to design a logo for the menu, or just use the text TalentDorm (whichever is better in your opinion).
- Front page (see attached file with layout)
- Article subpage (see attached file for possible layout)
- List subpage (see attached file for possible layout)
If you do not want to enter all three at once, please submit the front page, and then we will work with those we are interested in. This way, both of us will save time.
How it should look
- We want a neat and clean design. Out main point is clearness and ease of navigation.
- Consistent color scheme, not too many colors
- Interactive and stylish, a big plus if you can create some flash elements or something animated, if you think it will make the page more "alive"
- Icons for important elements. This one is important, since we think it makes it much easier to navigate the site. You can either create icons yourself, or take clip art and we will of course buy it if we use your entry. The style of all icons should be consistent as well.
While we can't guarantee that we will choose a winner, we are very eager to get the design as soon as possible, so all entries will be considered very seriously.
- There will be a file attached with a rough layout that we want (you'd have to find other icons).
- Simple layout. For instance, we like http://www.talentarena.de/ : big pictures that you can click on, that take you to subsections.
- Interactiveness, a feeling that the website is "alive". For instance, look at http://www.absolventa.de/ . Clean and simple, not too crowded, and very easy to find what you want.
- The level of the above mentioned two sites is what we are looking for.
- Format: any layered image format will do, but preferably PSD.
- A lot of different fonts (> 3)
- A lot of different colors (> 5)
- Page crowded with elements.


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Anyone a former sucker? It was a lot like Amway mixed with Pentecostalist Revivalism, wrapped up with Speaking In Tongues.
Do they have their own version of the bible? My sister-in-law has a "The Way" bible that's written in simple language—-a very dumbed down version of the New English Version bible.
I always wondered about the phenomanon of talking in tongues too. When I was in high school, I lost my best friend to a fundamentalist pentecostal church. She said that the church taught that in order to recieve the holy spirit, you had to speak in tongues. That was proof that you recieved it.
She stopped hanging with me when I wouldn't go to her church that her whole family got involved in. The minister even convinced them to sell their house for the church. They ended up living in a one room shanty that her father built himself.
No, that bible was published in the late 1960s, to appeal to the "Jesus Freaks."
My parents were in The Way until I was about 7. I still have family who are "ministers", or whatever they like to be called, in it (in Wichita, actually). I remember the speaking in tongues and how ridiculous I thought it all seemed. I remember going to big conventions in Ohio and hearing about how the gays go to hell, and then weeping hysterically with my sister because we have gay family members and it scared the crap out of me. I remember that everyone seemed creepy and mean. Also, when I was a kid, for a long time I thought that The United Way was the same thing, and I never wanted them to reach their fund raising goals. :wink:
Hi Purple
I don't know if you still post here or not. If you do, I have a few questions to ask you about The Way, Intl. Rather than blast them out not knowing if you are even here to read them, I'll just send this ping out to see if anything comes back.
Actually, if anyone else has been or is a member of this organization, I could just as well ask you the things on my mind…
I am still around, but do not get to my computer as often lately. To answer the above, you must have been in The Way during the Craig Martindale administration, because he was pathologically obsessed with hating gays, even more than Fred Phelps et.al. are now. I got out around the time Wierwille died, and did not have to go through the "mark and avoid" purges of Martindale. Yes, I also have been to Rock Of Ages in New Knoxville once, but that was in 1981 or 1982.
The thing about all groups like this is, they eventually collapse from within, or due to external pressures. They do not have the depth of character, support, or people to withstand it when things go wrong. If a person can exit from them, after a while they will recover from the crap shoved down their throat.
when you got out did they pursue you? try to get you to come back?
was it a gradual realization that you were involved in a cult or did it just "snap" come to you out of the blue suddenly?
what was the top one or two or three things that got you to realize you were involved in a cult?
did you have to quit cold turkey?
were there any threats?
did they try to villify you, spread rumors about you, tell other cult members something really unrue about you so that they would not trust you any more?
Were you doubtful about getting out? Did you wonder if you were doing the right thing? Did you fear in any way big or small that you might be making a mistake in getting out?
Even after you got out, did you miss the friendships back at the cult? Did you ever talk to people about your experience with The Way and come back to, "but they were such friendly people"?
I have more questions, but I won't blast you out of the water with them.
None of that happened, because I got out before the Nazis took over. I also moved back to Wichita, and had not been that connected with the people here. This was before the "mark and avoid" Martindale era, which means that I probably got lucky. The other reason is probably that I did not have any money, so they could not vaccuum my wallet.
I understand that things became very bad when Idiot Martindale took over, and that the things you wrote about did happen. The best thing I can tell you is this: EVERYTHING YOU LEARNED FROM THESE PEOPLE IS WRONG!!!!!!!! Gays are NOT the spawn of Satan, you will not burn forever for "breaking fellowship" or whatever term they used. Everyone in the world is not automatically damned, except for "believers." Speaking in tounges is nothing, not a sign of anything. You are not even using a language, just a series of unrelated syllables. Stories you hear of other people having miraculous instantaneous healings, SIT in actual languages the person never studies, "coincidents" which lead people to greater wealth and status, "believing equals receiving" are all BULLSHIT-designed to keep you in their power.
Power For Abundant Living is right—power to keep you paying, excuse me, "abundantly sharing," so that Wierwille, Martindale et.al. can live abundantly. These people drove the finest cars, had their pick of Way Corps women, always dressed impeccably, and it was all on YOUR dime! What did YOU ever recive? What did you "believe for" which ever came about, exactly the way you "believed for it?" I will tell you what: NOTHING. Nothing, that is, that is not explainable by simple life occurances. In other words, if you "believed" for a BMW, and did not actually earn the money and go to the BMW dealership and pay for one, YOU GOT SQUAT.
I hope that this will help you to realize that, even though you are not with them now, their hold on you will continue to influence and frustrate you for some time to come. It took me about 10-15 years to completely flush their ideas and influence out of my mind. I look back on them now with contempt, mixed with pity for myself, because I was so naive at the time to be suckered in. If you need to talk, please post, and I will do what I can to help you.
Hi purple
I was not ever in this organization. I was in a similar organization that focses on family values but sucks the parents into heavy time commitments so that they cannot actually be with their family. Mormonism. I am interested in your struggle because of the phenom I see in Mormonism in that those who are shown how its founder was obviously a charlatan will not, cannot leave it. It's like a tractor beam holds them in. It took me 7 years off and on doubting myself, feeling intense guilt for trying to leave what the rest of my family "knew" to be ironclad truth. It was horrible. I would leave, feel depressed and anxious, go back for a couple years to give it another try only to leave again 18 months later because I just could not swallow the format any longer. Nevermind Joseph Smith's dubious character. Nevermind the really stupid swirling controversey re: polygamy. (polygamy is the holiest form of marriage… right) If "families are forever" why can't I actually BE with my kids? Why do I have to leave them all the time? Why do I have to spend my vacation time down at scout camp looking after other parent's children for an entire week? Shouldn't I spend my hard earned vacation days with my own family.
Anyway, once I get started on this, I don't stop unless I mentally catch myself and severe the stream of consciousness.
so I'll sever.
I understand your struggle, because I was raised Catholic, and subsequently left that, as well as being sucked into and walked out of The Way. There is a big difference between leaving something you have known your whole life, and something that you just fell into as an adult, like a bad marriage.
In the first, you are basically having to doubt and then reject a basic core of not only your, but your family's and community's values and orientation. EVERYTHING you were taught growing up becomes suspect, analyzed, and then ultimately rejected. This can leave people feeling very rootless, floating, and often is what prompts them to "return." It is sort of like deciding to stick with the devil you know, rather than brave the unknown alone. I say alone, because nobody will do this with you. Your parents, extended family, old friends, etc will either not understand you, or will not be supportive because what you do is a threat to them, as well.
In my experience, this is what I went through when I left the Catholics, because when I was in my late 20s, early 30s, , I did try to "return" a couple of times, but it did not work out. I guess for me, the devil I knew wasn't something I wanted to stick with. I found myself thinking "yeah, but…" all the time when at Mass or other times, and that just doesn't make for a congenial time. The Way International was like a "bad marriage," because it looked good at the start, and gradually became twisted. I finally got out, and had to deal with the ramifications for years, but that was completely different from the other. Bad marriages do hurt, and have long-lasting effects, but they are experienced and seen in the context of adulthood, as something that "happened to me." The former is different, as it is a denial of all that you are, and were taught.
So, when dealing with your Mormon family and friends, remember that they really have no concept of what you are doing, because to them it is as if you are saying "I don't want to be American any more." It is confusing, because either they do not recognize your doubts, or they reconciled themselves to them ages ago. Besides, because Mormonism is such a small, insular community, you are really seen as a traitor to the group. Baptists who become Methodists, or Presbyterians who become Congregatonalists do not have this view that they are abandoning the family, because Protestantism is so vast, there is much room to move about and still be accepted. In Mormonism, you either are, or you are not. This applies whether it is LDS or RLDS. Either way, you are either a Saint, or you are a Outsider (inject proper term here).
Good luck, and let me know if this helped.


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This AVR in-system debugger and programmer supports programming via the AVR ISP interface or in-circuit debugging/programming via the AVR JTAG or DebugWire interfaces. The unit is the 100% functional equivalent of the Atmel JTAGICE mkII and supports all chips supported by the Atmel Studio software and Atmel's JTAGICE mk2.
The debugWIRE interface is used on smaller pin-count AVR chips and uses the Reset line for electrical connection, hence you do not have to sacrifice I/O capabilities to take full advantage of the On-Chip-Debug system.
The AVR JTAGICE mkII comes with a set of target cables that allow you to connect the unit to a 2×5 JTAG or 2×5 and 2×3 ISP or DebugWire interface. A cable with flying leads is provided also, for use with non-standard target pinouts. The AVR JTAGICE mkII can be connected to a PC either via USB or RS232 both a USB and an RS232 cable are provided. A power switch on the back of the unit allows for powering the unit on and off without having to disconnect it from the USB.
The JTAGICE mk2 is able to operate using an external power supply or it can be powered directly from the USB connector. An internal switch will by default select the power from the external power supply. However, if this is not connected, or the external power supply drops below a usable level, the power will be taken from the USB (if connected). If the AVR ICE mkII is powered from the USB only, it's required that the USB can deliver minimum 500mA (Self-Powered Hub). It's recommended to power up the target before the AVR ICE mkII is powered.
For more details on connecting to a target board via JTAG, ISP or DebugWire, read the Atmel AVR Studio Help entry "AVR Tools User Guide" for the JTAGICE mkII. Please make sure to read that chapter to understand which of the included adapters needs to be used in ISP mode.
This unit does not ship with any software or documentation. Download the latest version of the Atmel Studio IDE from the Atmel website. That software (previously called AVR Studio) includes the necessary USB driver for this unit.
Be sure to read the JTAGICE MKII user documentation, which can be accessed via the Atmel Studio Help Menu → AVR Tools Guide → JTAGICE MKII User's Guide.
Ships from: USA Leadtime: in stock


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RSL claims 1st home win of '13, 2-1 over Sounders
SANDY, Utah (AP) — Generating offense without involving leading scorer Alvaro Saborio was a problem for Real Salt Lake throughout much of last season. So the team's outlook didn't seem promising when the forward injured his knee during a national team stint with Costa Rica this week.
But his absence created an opening, and Robbie Findley and Luis Gil stepped in to fill the void.
Findley and Gil each scored first-half goals and Real Salt Lake claimed its first home victory of the 2013 season with a 2-1 win over the Seattle Sounders on Saturday night.
For Findley, it marked his first goal in his second stint with the team. He helped Salt Lake win the MLS Cup in 2009.
"It always feels good as a striker when you get that first one off your back," Findley said. "Then, hopefully, the rest will start flowing. We're getting opportunities and I'll get more goals."
Brad Evans scored for the Sounders (0-3-1), who remain winless a month into the 2013 season. The Sounders struggled to get going offensively in the first half and could not get out of a two-goal hole they dug for themselves by halftime.
Seattle coach Sigi Schmid was disgusted with the inconsistent effort his team showed against RSL.
"We're picking and choosing times when to play," Schmid said. "We've got moments in a game where three or four guys are involved and some other guys are not involved. Then some other guys get involved and some other guys are not involved. We have yet to get where 11 guys are involved for 90 minutes all the time."
Salt Lake had no such problems playing with energy - especially in a first half, when it attacked the goal early and often.
Findley made up for Saborio's absence with his big first-half goal. He collected a cleared ball and drilled a left footer from the right side of the box to put RSL up 1-0 in the eighth minute.
It snapped a 408-minute scoreless streak against Seattle going back to last season. Findley left the game a few minutes after his goal with a left adductor strain and did not return.
"When I took the shot, that's when I felt it," Findley said. "I tried to go on, but I couldn't."
His absence did not slow Salt Lake down.
Gil added to the RSL tally in the 35th minute. Sebastian Velasquez sent a corner kick in to Ned Grabavoy and he flicked the ball to Gil on the right side of the box. Gil headed the ball home into the left corner to make it 2-0.
RSL nearly tacked on a third goal before halftime. Joao Plata broke free in the initial minute of first-half stoppage time. Plata fired off a right-footer while running down the center of the box. Seattle goalkeeper Michael Gspurning parried the ball away at the right post.
Salt Lake had nine shots on goal before halftime, while limiting the Sounders to just two shots in the half.
The Sounders finally got on the board in the 57th minute, when Evans scored a left-footed shot off the right post to make it 2-1.
RSL got a boost from the return of Javier Morales in the 62nd minute. Morales made his season debut after undergoing knee surgery in the offseason. The veteran midfielder settled the team down and helped keep Seattle from completing the rally.
Salt Lake is a different team with Morales in the lineup - and a better one as far as RSL coach Jason Kreis is concerned.
"We know how valuable Javier is," Kreis said. "We know how gifted he is with the ball. We know if we want to be an elite club in this country and in this league, then we need a player like Javier Morales to make differences. So it's good to have him back on track and moving forward."


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If you want to be a better runner this year, you can't train the same as you did last year. Something in the way you prepare yourself for races has to change, or else your results will not. Of course, this change should not be arbitrary. Rather, it should specifically address a limiting factor in your running performance. Got any ideas? If not, don't worry. The following five ideas suggest new things to try with your training this year. Have a look at each of them and then pick your favorite, or favorites.
Set a Mileage Personal Best
The simplest way to improve as a runner is to run more. Recreational runners often don't like to hear this because they feel they barely have enough time to fit in the running they're already doing. But my job is not to balance your busy schedule—it's to help you become a better runner! And increasing your average weekly running mileage even a little bit will make you a better runner by boosting your fatigue resistance and running skill.
More: Should You Run More Miles?
Instead of focusing entirely on setting new personal records in races next year, set a separate goal to break your existing PR's for training mileage. If you've never run more than 40 miles in a week, go for 50. If the greatest number of miles you ran in one month this year was 142, aim for 160. Just be sure to execute these increases gradually.
More: How to Increase Running Mileage Safely
"Polarize" Your Training
The concept of "polarized" training is relatively new but is quickly gaining traction. It entails doing most of your training (about 80 percent) at low intensity, most of the remaining 20 percent at high intensity and only a small amount at moderate intensity. This is what a majority of elite runners do, but the average recreational runner spends almost half of his or her total training time stuck in what I call the "moderate-intensity rut."
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Danny O�Neill says he wasn�t a coffee drinker until college, and then that changed.
�I just absolutely love it, crave it. Still dream about it at night,� he says.
But it took a while to come around to founding the Roasterie, which has become one of the better known homegrown businesses in Kansas City.
The corporate world, he said, was dampening his enthusiasm.
�So I wanted to do something different, and coffee was the only idea that I had,� he said.
Maybe a coffee shop? Friends insisted that wouldn�t work. A popular business book suggested taking a year away, so he did that.
But he wanted to sell coffee, so he started, working out of the basement of his home in Brookside. For three months, door to door, he got nothing but �no.�
Then, 20 years ago last month, he made a sale. Today the Roasterie sells a lot of coffee, and it has three cafes, a story O�Neill, the company�s founder and owner, related at Wednesday�s Independence Chamber of Commerce annual meeting.
�We want that coffee to be cool and fun and just extraordinary in every way,� he said.
Over the years, he said, the company�s basic focus has not changed: Buy the best coffee beans, roast them in the best way, deliver them as quickly as possible.
�We�re just really about that,� he said.
The company buys beans from more than 30 countries, and he said it tries to get involved in helping those communities. The appeal to customers, he said, is great coffee and the bonus of knowing that the company is helping out.
Employees with the company for five years get to go on a company trip to Costa Rica.
�So to connect what they do on a given day with the tree, with the farmer, is just huge,� he said.
He said the company is happy to be in Kansas City rather than either coast, and he said he sees growth ahead.
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The meeting also included some chamber business, such as recognizing incoming and outgoing board members.
The 2013 chair of the board, Stan Shurmantine, pointed to new programs begun in the last year, such as Tech Connect Tuesdays, Business Leads Exchanges, the small business continuing education series, a breakfast honoring first responders and, last summer, the first �In the City� Day.
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EMI/Virgin Records Sues Platinum Selling Band For $30 Million... Despite Not Paying Them A Dime In Royalties
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So why opt out? Perhaps this has something to do with it:
If you think the fact that we have sold in excess of 2 million records and have never been paid a penny is pretty unbelievable, well, so do we. And the fact that EMI informed us that not only aren't they going to pay us AT ALL but that we are still 1.4 million dollars in debt to them is even crazier. That the next record we make will be used to pay off that old supposed debt just makes you start wondering what is going on. Shouldn't a record company be able to turn a profit from selling that many records? Or, at the very least, break even? We think so.This is, of course, rather par for the course in the recording industry. As Courtney Love explained years ago, it's quite rare for a recording artist to ever see a dime of royalties from selling music. The label gives the band an "advance" which really isn't that much, and then uses some funky accounting tricks to claim all of the band's royalties as paying off that advance as well as covering other fees involved in the marketing and distribution of the album. In this case, apparently, despite selling 2 million records, EMI is still claiming that the band has $1.4 million to pay back. Not so long ago, we noted that Lyle Lovett was in the same boat: 4.6 million albums sold, no royalties paid.
So, at what point will the press and politicians stop buying the RIAA's claims that it's looking out for the musicians and trying to get them paid? The RIAA has always been in the business of not paying musicians.


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In order to counter Israeli Apartheid Week, one woman is using Israeli music to show a different side of the country.
Ravid Dahan, in conjunction with her booking agency Motek Productions, is hosting two concerts with Israeli artists in response to Apartheid Week, which this year is from March 7 to 20. Israeli Apartheid Week is held annually in cities and on campuses around the world, with the goal of delegitimizing Israel and encouraging the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement.
On March 3, Shalom Hanoch, widely considered one of Israel's rock music legends, is performing at the Bathurst Street Theatre in Toronto.
On March 12, Asaf Avidan, who Rolling Stone magazine called a "26-year-old genius," will be performing at the Gladstone Hotel as part of Canadian Music Fest .
The idea to counter Israeli Apartheid Week, Dahan said, started in 2010, when Motek Productions brought the Israeli hip-hop band Hadag Nahash to Toronto.
"Last year we did [this] on a small scale, so we decided this year to make a big impact," she said. "The first important aspect to me is that people will see [Israel] differently. The other thing that is important to me is that the Jews, that the Israelis, that the students that go to school… don't feel ashamed of walking into their university during [Apartheid Week]."
In advance of Apartheid Week, Motek hosted another event on Feb. 13, a free concert with Geva Alon, also at the Gladstone Hotel. Alon is travelling to cities across Canada as well, including Vancouver, Victoria, Hamilton and London.
Motek Productions specializes in bringing Israeli artists to perform in North America throughout the year and exposing a wide variety of people, not just the Jewish and Israeli communities, to Israeli culture.
"[We try to] show a different face of Israel to Canadians who don't really know what we are, what we're doing and what Israel has to offer," Dahan said. "It's not only about the conflict.
"It hurts me when people don't know enough about [Israel], and I blame this on us… anyone who's lived in Israel, been to Israel or knows about Israel can do something. If it's one person or a million people, big changes start small."
Dahan, who moved to Canada from Israel, spent nine years travelling before settling in Toronto. She moved to Toronto because of the strong possibility to effect change.
"Toronto is my baby," she said. "I'm part of this community, and I do want to make change. I believe that we can. [If] there is a place in the world that we can do that it's in Toronto, because of the culture."
With this particular series of concerts, Dahan is aiming to reach out beyond the Jewish community by making them more mainstream and accessible, which she said is being done by having Avidan perform during the Canadian Music Fest, and by bringing Alon to the Gladstone for a free concert.
Dahan wanted Alon to perform before Apartheid Week to keep the focus where she says it belongs – on the music, not the politics.
"With Geva Alon, we don't bring him during Apartheid Week, we're bringing him… before. Why? Because then we're dealing with the meaning, not the… politics around it. We're able to get people before [Apartheid Week starts]."
Motek Productions has received a lot of support from members of both the Canadian and Israeli communities, Dahan said, mentioning Dori Segal from Gazit-Globe, an Israeli real estate investment company. Amir Gissin, the consul general of Israel for Toronto, has also been very helpful, she added.
"I wish we had more Gissins in the world. His obligation to his job is something that I don't see a lot, and I meet a lot of people," Dahan said. "He cares about Apartheid Week and he's here to make a change, not only because of his job."
Dahan hopes that people will take away from the concerts an appreciation of Israeli music and culture and a sense of duty to encourage a different attitude toward Israel.
"I want people to be united through music. I want people to appreciate Israeli culture… In Israel there are many new artists, and we need to give them an opportunity.
"If each person listens to even one song, even just one artist that [Motek] brings in, they will understand Israel more. And then our community will be stronger."
For more information or to purchase tickets for the Asaf Avidan and Shalom Hanoch shows, visit www.motekproductions.com.


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SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) — BlackBerry Ltd. Chief Executive John Chen is making some interesting moves at the beleaguered smartphone pioneer, including a plan to relaunch an updated version of the company's popular old keyboard-based phone.
Last Friday, Chen, a Silicon Valley executive who recently headed up Sybase Inc., told a handful gf reporters at its Waterloo, Ontario, headquarters that BlackBerry US:BBRY will launch a new version of its once popular smartphone, calling it the BlackBerry Classic, a page straight out of Coca Cola Co. KO, +0.89% KO, +0.89% KO, +0.89% ,which reintroduced its Classic Coke, after a 1985 launch of New Coke based on an updated formula of the popular soda failed miserably with consumers.
The new BlackBerry Classic will include some popular elements of BlackBerry's older BB7 software, as well as the keyboard belt and the trackpad, according to reports. While these plans plus a narrower-than-expected fiscal fourth-quarter loss, received some positive comments over the last few days on Wall Street, investors should still proceed with caution.
The biggest problem is that BlackBerry's revenue is still in decline and fell to $976 million in the fourth quarter ended March 1, the first time quarterly revenue had fallen below the $1 billion level since 2007. Analysts had been forecasting fourth quarter revenue of about $1.11 billion.
"Despite these positive attempts to slow the decline, we estimate BlackBerry still needs to cut another 30%–40% in opex [operating expenses] to be able to eke out a profit, assuming limited contribution from hardware," said Raymond James analyst Steven Li, in a note on Monday.
The company now has a break-even target of fiscal 2016, which some believe may be hard to achieve, if the company's revenue continues to decline. Its cash burn was also slightly less than expected, which has been an issue as some on Wall Street had feared a cash crunch.
"BlackBerry is on sounder financial footing today with a path to returning to growth and profitability," Chen said in a statement last week.
Since Chen was named as interim CEO on Nov. 4, BlackBerry's stock has risen 24.3% to $8.08 up from $6.50.
"BlackBerry's CEO is manning the phones to convince enterprise CEOs and CIOs to give BlackBerry a second chance," wrote RBC Capital Markets analyst Mark Sue, in a note ahead of the company's earnings last week. "The near death experience is behind us."
Still, as with all tech companies, its future is dependent on new products. In addition to its plans to launch new old BlackBerry smartphones, the company is planning a big software upgrade, called BES 12, which will come out in November along with the Classic BlackBerry.
Customers anticipating new products this far in advance will often delay any purchases of old products, and that is on additional risk here. But those nostalgic for the old BlackBerry and its keyboard could be pleasantly surprised later in the year.
How many customers still want a physical keyboard in the current world of touch-screen devices will be fascinating to see. Nomura Securities analyst Jeffrey Stuart said in a note: "land in light, but decks still flooded."
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Easy Come, Easy Go: EMI Pulls Video Of Drunk Guy Singing Bohemian Rhapsody, Reinstates It After Backlash
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So what happened? You guessed it. EMI, in its ultimate ridiculousness, issued a takedown for violating its publishing copyright. The immediate outcry actually made EMI back down, with the company saying:
"It seems like a mistake has been made."That's a fun way of indirectly saying "hey, we made a mistake." Suggesting "a mistake has been made" leaves open the possibility that someone else made that mistake. But, in this day and age where the major labels are so quick to shut down anything that doesn't involve them first getting a huge check, perhaps the "mistake" is with the way the law works.


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Eutypa was once considered the primary culprit in California grapevine cordon and trunk diseases. However, researchers have confirmed that Botryosphaeria (commonly referred to as Bot Canker) closely mimics the symptoms of Eutypa and is a significant concern. Symptoms include dieback, dead-arm, blockage of the vascular system, and yield loss.
The V-shape cankers caused by Botryosphaeria are virtually identical to those formed by Eutypa lata or the newer identified species — Eutypa leptoplaca.
"We're fairly certain that over the past 35 years all of these species have been producing cankers in vines," says Doug Gubler, plant pathologist with UC Davis who was addressing attendees at the first stop of UC's Central Coast Research Roadshow in Paso Robles, Calif. "The Botryosphaeria group of fungi has largely been overlooked as grape pathogens. They have been considered to be saprophytes or at least weak pathogens on grapes. In the past if we isolated Botryosphaeria in our research, we would just toss them out."
More recent research, however, has shown that these fungi produce a broad range of effects on grape vines that can be potentially severe. Those symptoms vary depending on the species of Botryosphaeria, but may include shortened internodes, bud necrosis, vascular necrosis, chlorosis of leaves, vein dieback, trunk dieback, cane bleaching, dead- arm, and absence of spring growth.
"Absence of spring growth is the primary symptom we see in California," Gubler says. "If you go out to the vineyard and see a vine that has pushed on one side and spur positions on the other side that haven't pushed yet, that's probably Botryosphaeria, especially if you look at the cordon and see V-shaped cankers."
To investigate the scope of the problem, researchers conducted a survey to look at close to 2,000 grapevine cankers in California in 21 counties and 200 vineyards. What they found was that a large percentage of what used to be considered Eutypa were actually Botryosphaeria.
"This is a very important pathogen in grapevines," Gubler says. "The disease has received a lot of attention around the world in the last 10 years. I don't think it's new to California. It's just been ignored. We didn't think that Botryosphaeria could move through the wood fast enough during the spring push to kill the spur position. We now know that we do have at least four species of Botryosphaeria that can move more than 25 centimeters through the wood and kill these spur positions."
There are several species of Botryosphaeria that used to be lumped into Eutypa species because the symptoms were so similar. "This is something we've cleared up and now have the ability to identify," Gubler says.
Spore release is tightly associated with rainfall and sprinkler irrigation. In trials, researchers found that in the absence of rainfall, once they turned on sprinklers, they started trapping spores.
"The source of the inoculum is probably primarily vineyards," Gubler says. "We've also seen some of these fruiting bodies on native vegetation and trees such as almonds and cherries."
Twelve species have been isolated around the world. Nine in California are associated with grapevines and eight of those nine are newly identified species of Botryosphaeria. Several are very severe pathogens and can colonize wood just as rapidly as Eutypa.
"If you get one of these fungi, you're going to want to get rid of it really fast and sanitation is the only way to do it," Gubler says. "You've got to cut the wood out, burn it or do something to get it out of the vineyard. As far as control is concerned we know that neither of these fungi — Botryosphaeria or Eutypa — can be eradicated from the vine."
Double pruning is the recommended for Botryosphaeria. Even if positions become infected during the winter it won't move down into the spur positions.
"We just ran our first tests on Botryosphaeria," Gubler says. "Even the most virulent species can't penetrate that far down during winter months. During the summer it can do it, but not during the winter. During the winter months it will only move about 8 centimeters, so I think we can recommend either double pruning or late pruning for all Botryosphaeria and Eutypa species."
Some work is being conducted in Australia and California on possible chemical controls that could be utilized to help control the disease in the future.


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It's nearly always very humid here, and to aleviate and problems due to bugs getting into my beer ive got into the habit of adding a squirt of Sodium Metabisulphate solution to the brew when transfering to another vessel . I do this at 1/4 grav and when i put it into my maturing keg( and basically at any time i may have to lift the lid and thereby allow air to contaminate the beer. I,m wondering just how safe this stuff is .One sniff tells you its pretty acrid stuff plus i really dont like using it at all as its the only time anything other than pure ingredients are used.Anybody got a better way of keeping bugs out or know whether it leaves a residual deposit that eventually reaches the stomach?
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It's easy to be somewhat impressed with the idea that I finally got off my ass and de-rubbled by home. But the truth is that we had another important imperative: We've set off on Estivus Peripatetica, which translates loosely to Summer Tour of Moxie's Midwestern Relatives Who Lack Cable Television. We're going to cover hundreds of miles and visit eight venues over these next ten days, stopping here and there for a visit and a cup of tepid coffee. We should print t-shirts.
Anyway, to offset the costs of this odyssey (LODyssey?) that will keep us out of the city for five glorious, soot-free weeks,
we my wife found a subletter to watch the Laid-Off Lair while we're gone. We've never met this woman, a rising college sophomore, but we've talked to her many times on the phone and she seems OK, if a little distant. The only real concern is her MySpace page, in which she avers that 1) she is a promiscuous, chain-smoking drunk and 2) all of her BFFs are promiscuous, chain-smoking drunks who are CRRrrRRRAAAazzzAAAY! She Her daddy gave us a hefty security deposit, and if one ounce of my Scotch is missing or I detect the slightest whiff of tobacco, I'm gonna cash that fucker faster than you can say "comparative negligence." (Or, for her benefit: COMMPaaRRaTiiiiivE NeGGLiGEnZ, BoYEE!). I will also link to her page and expose her photos and "crushlist" to the ridicule they so richly deserve.


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What a great idea! It just occurred to me that I could do the same thing with coconut milk (because I always end up dumping away stuff that is going bad).
Hello! Why didn't I think of that! We are not big milk drinkers here either. Always, throwing the stuff out. Thanks Suzan, my coconut milk too. Chilled smoothies!


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Sony Computer Entertainment America didn't exactly score a knockout three-peat with its PlayStation 3. While the original PlayStation and the subsequent follow-up PlayStation 2 were each the top selling video game console of their respective hardware generation (with the PS2 reaching sales of 154 million) the PS3 has only matched Microsoft's Xbox 360 in passing about 70 million in sales this past September.
Those numbers are still good enough to make the PS3 the primary development platform for Netflix, as Netflix CEO Reed Hastings recently announced Sony's game console is the world's most popular device for viewing Netflix content.
The PS3 was the first device to offer Netflix in full 1080p video resolution with 5.1-channel Dolby Digital Plus surround sound. It will also be the only system to use the new "Max" voice interface feature that is in beta tests now.
Sony and Netflix expanded their partnership this year as well by bringing the Netflix experience to Sony's portable device, the PlayStation Vita in the United States. With it, PlayStation 3 owners can start watching a movie or TV show on Netflix, pause it, and continue watching on PS Vita's 5-inch high-def OLED screen.


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NA Juniors Game Night: 11-4-12
Quebec Major Junior Hockey League
Blainville-Boisbriand Armada 3 @ Acadie-Bathurst Titan 6
C Cedric Paquette, BLB: Did not play
Season totals: 18 GP, 8-11-19, +9, 45 PIM
Paquette was not in the lineup Sunday as the Armada lost to the Titan. Brandon Hynes, who attended a Lightning prospects camp in 2010, had two goals and an assist for the home side.
Val-d'Or Foreurs 5 @ Gatineau Olympiques 3
D Artem Sergeev, VDO: 1-0-1, +2, 0 PIM, 2 SOG, 1 Hit
Season totals: 18 GP, 4-9-13, +6, 10 PIM
Sergeev (pictured) scored his fourth goal of the year in his 18th game. He had seven goals in 46 games last season and five in 64 the year before that. Sergeev will suit up for Russia this week as the Subway Super Series gets underway between Team QMJHL and Russia.
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Sudbury Wolves 2 @ Brampton Battalion 4
D Dylan Blujus, BRAM: 0-1-1, E, 0 PIM
Season totals: 18 GP, 1-7-8, -12, 18 PIM
Blujus earned his fifth point in his last six games as Brampton defeated the visiting Wolves on Sunday, 4-2.
Owen Sound Attack 2 @ Kitchener Rangers 3 (OT)
D Jake Dotchin, OS: 0-0-0, -1, 4 PIM (roughing double minor)
Season totals: 17 GP, 1-3-4, +2, 20 PIM
Senators prospect Matt Puempel had two goals and Hurricanes pick Ryan Murphy scored the game-winner for Kitchener on Sunday as they beat the Attack, 3-2 in overtime.
London Knights 3 @ Guelph Storm 0
C/W Tanner Richard, GUE: 0-0-0, -2, 2 PIM (high sticking)
Season totals: 16 GP, 2-20-22, +5, 40 PIM
Richard had his point streak end at 13 games, which was the second-longest streak in the league this season behind Connor McDavid's 15-game streak. Jake Patterson (undrafted), playing in just his 11th career game, stopped 31 shots for London. The Knights scored two empty net goals in the game. The game-winning goal was scored halfway through the third period.
Niagara IceDogs 6 @ Peterborough Petes 4
D Slater Koekkoek, PBO: 0-2-2, E, 2 PIM (roughing)
Season totals: 17 GP, 2-11-13, -8, 14 PIM
Slater Koekkoek had two assists for the Petes, who were leading 4-2 midway through the final period. The IceDogs scored three times in about five minutes to take command of the game. They added an empty net goal late in the game.
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Hi all,
I would like to know whether there is a way to open(run,execute) a web page without a browser. The reason I make this weird question is because I will present that page in public. I don't want people navigate to other pages, right click and see the source code, etc. Althought I will give them a virtual keyboard and the page is touchscreen(no mouse), I still want to know if there are other options.
I don't want to display the title of the page, the toolbar,address bar etc. In that case the fullscreen is a good method. I call it "display a webpage like an app".
Any suggestion will be helpful.


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Update, Nov. 5, 21:30 ET: CNN has issued a statement in response to the Global Times editorial, saying "As with all opinion pieces that appear on cnn.com, the views expressed are solely those of the author and do not in any way reflect the position of CNN."
Terrorists, freedom fighters or desperate individuals? In the wake of a fiery vehicular attack on Beijing's Tiananmen Square on Monday, Oct. 28, the Global Times, a Chinese Communist Party–linked newspaper, criticized CNN for running an opinion piece on its website that questioned the official claim that Muslim Uighur "terrorists" had masterminded the assault.
The attack killed five (the three occupants of the jeep and two tourists) and injured 40.
"CNN is way out of line this time," opined the Nov. 4 Global Times editorial, referring to the CNN piece headlined "Tiananmen crash: Terrorism or cry of desperation?" and authored by Sean Roberts, a George Washington University professor who studies the Turkic Uighur ethnic group.
"It is of a vile nature to present such a view at [sic] the mainstream media," the Global Times said.
After a near news blackout on the attack at the symbolic heart of the Chinese nation, the country's security czar said on Nov. 1 that the violence was masterminded by the East Turkestan Islamic Movement, which the U.S. designated as a terrorist organization more than a decade ago. Chinese police have said they found signs with "radical extremist" words in the jeep, which had Xinjiang plates — although how those banners survived the flames that burned out the jeep is one of the many mysteries still surrounding the case.
(MORE: China Government: A Deadly Fireball in Tiananmen Is No Big Deal)
East Turkestan is the name used by Uighurs for their homeland, which is known in Chinese as Xinjiang. Uighur separatists claim the region, the largest of the Chinese provinces, was briefly independent from China early last century. Several deadly attacks have been blamed on Uighurs in the past, including a pair of 2008 strikes in the Silk Road oasis of Kashgar and a 1997 bus bombing in Beijing. Four years ago, riots between Uighurs and China's ethnic Han majority claimed some 200 lives in Xinjiang's capital, Urumqi.
Roberts says that Beijing's "lack of transparency historically" over the conviction of Uighurs on charges of political violence is a good enough reason to doubt "the characterization of [last] Monday's events."
His article traced the ways in which Uighurs have been repressed in Xinjiang, ranging from limits on religious and cultural expression to their being overwhelmed by a flood of ethnic Han migrants, who tend to snap up the most lucrative jobs. "One feels compelled to question whether Monday's alleged attack was a well-prepared terrorist act or a hastily assembled cry of desperation from a people on the extreme margins of the Chinese state's monstrous development machine," wrote Roberts.
Countered the Global Times: "Those involved in suicide terror attacks all have their own desperation and animosity, no matter if Al Qaeda members who attacked the West or Palestinian suicide bombers in Israel."
This wasn't the first time CNN has been subject to Chinese criticism. In 2008, as violence erupted between Tibetans and Han, CNN published a photo on its website that critics said presented a cropped, incomplete picture of the rioting. Although far more Tibetans than Han died during the days of bloodshed, some Chinese felt that CNN and other Western media focused too heavily on anti-Tibetan assaults, as opposed to anti-Han attacks. A website called Anti-CNN.com was established, defending China's rule over Tibet and pointing out instances of racial discord in the West. (The nationalist website, which later changed its name, has succumbed to infighting and financial woes, according to the Economist.)
The Nov. 4 Global Times editorial sounded similar outrage. "By publishing an ill-intentioned commentary, CNN lost its reputation among Chinese readers as well as jeopardizing the image of the U.S.," it said.
MORE: Beijing's Tiananmen Square: Centuries of Chinese History and Protest


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As 2012 winds down, the Lake Sun looks back at some of the stories that made the biggest impact in Camden, Miller and Morgan Counties.
A major blunder of the design of Highway 54 expressway revealed itself when no fewer than six major accidents plagued the Key Largo intersection with the expressway from the time it opened in Nov. 2011.
While the other exits within the Osage Beach city limits utilize an expressway overpass and exits/entrance ramps, the Key Largo intersection did not, forcing drivers using the intersection to cross directly in front of traffic, where cars passed at about 65 mph. The family of Bertha Sallee claimed an accident at the intersection set in motion health changes that led to an otherwise healthy Bertha's death. On April 28, a fatal accident prompted MoDOT to close the beleaguered intersection while it addressed changes.
The intersection was closed for more than six months while MoDOT looked to redesign the intersection. It fully reopened Nov. 15 and eliminated the left hand turn from Key Largo to westbound Highway 54. A roundabout and extended acceleration lane are planned for the area along with an outer road from Lazy Days Road to Y Road at a cost of more than $1.5 million to the city.


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Hi GClements,
I wanted to pick up the conversation on rendering font glyph textures, I have an idea of a solution but the process I may need some help with.
I am using (what I think they call) sprite rendering, a glyph texture at a time. So the actual generation of the glyph textures are sorted I believe.
I'm going to create all my text in one set of vbo's, it is going to create road name labels on my map. These will be positioned in the center of the road line, with the angle of the road line at that position. So it will hold a mixture of positions, angles and texture coordinates.
What I was thinking was, we formulated a point texture that always rendered the same size no matter what the scale. You just needed to supply a center position, a uniform size and texture coordinates. Using textures instead of points in a map OpenGl-ES-2-0
Code :public static String getPointVertexShader() { return "precision highp float; \n" + "uniform mat4 u_MVPMatrix; \n" + "uniform vec2 u_pointSize; \n" + "attribute vec4 a_Position; \n" + "attribute vec2 a_TexCoordinate; \n" + "varying vec2 v_TexCoordinate; \n" + "void main() \n" + "{ \n" + " v_TexCoordinate = a_TexCoordinate.st * vec2(1.0, -1.0);\n" + " gl_Position = u_MVPMatrix * a_Position; \n" + " gl_Position += vec4(gl_Position.w * u_pointSize * (a_TexCoordinate - vec2(0.5,0.5)), 0, 0);\n" + "} \n"; } public static String getPointFragmentShader() { return "precision highp float; \n" + "uniform sampler2D u_Texture; \n" + "varying vec2 v_TexCoordinate;\n" + "void main() \n" + "{ \n" + " gl_FragColor = (texture2D(u_Texture, v_TexCoordinate));\n" + "} \n"; }
These characters will always be a fixed height on screen, so their size won't be changing when the map is zoom in or out of, but they will pan with the map. So I could use the same principal with my glyphs.
What I need help with:
1. How do I initially figure out the center texture positions? Should I just work them out using screen coordinates centering everything around 0x,0y?
2. How do I manipulate these center positions in the shader with a scale? If the you zoom in the center positions need to get closer together.
3. How do I manipulate these center positions to the actual world position. Each string will initially have a center position of 0,0 and this will change to where ever it needs to be in the world. (e.g. -0.03151243, -0.0472154)
4. I will be calculating the angle of the road line and in-turn calculate the center positions on the same angle. How do I manipulate the vertices in the shader to the an angle?
5. And I guess the last is, if I do it this way what would you suggest as far as, the kind of structure should I put the data into as far as the vbo's are concerned.
Would really appreciate you help on this!


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GM To Build Cadillac Plant in China, and More
What's News: General Motors receives permission from Chinese authorities to build a $1.3 billion Cadillac plant. Glass Lewis calls for J.P. Morgan to split CEO, Chairman roles. Three women who went missing a decade ago were found alive in Cleveland. Joanne Po reports. Photo: Getty Images
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... China and this is what's news at this hour I'm WS J lifetime Thailand Co ... Chinese authorities granted permission to General Motors to build a one point three billion dollar plan to manufacture its Cadillac brand ... replacing the U S automakers ambitions of becoming a larger player in China's booming one tree car market ... the facility will have a capacity of one hundred and fifty thousand vehicles and construction is scheduled to begin in June ... the plan will initially produce the lantern Cadillac XTS sedan ... last year Cadillac sold just thirty thousand cars in China ... and GM is able to increase Cadillac sales to one two thousand and twenty sixteen ... the second major proxy advisor is urging shareholders to JPMorgan Chase to split ... the chairman and CEO roles and going out directors who serve on the bank's risk committee ... recommendations by Glass Lewis following similar call by Institutional Shareholder Services ... and raise the pressure on Chairman CEO Jamie Dynan ... head of the bank's annual meeting on the twenty first ... and remarkable story as Cleveland ... three when England and is set for a decade ago were found alive Monday in a home just miles from where they first disappeared ... three brothers have been arrested in relation to the incident ... command of their ETN to his season still might are getting medical treatment but appeared to be in good condition ... the three women went missing when they were in their early to late teens ... neighbors say they heard cries for help coming from the house and when they went to investigate the kicked open the door of the home to get the wooden out ... what to keep us anomaly this is about instructed and what's news I'm WS J last ...


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Lebanon charges 5 in deadly mosque bombings
BEIRUT (AP) — Lebanese authorities charged five men Friday in connection with the deadly bombings last week in the northern city of Tripoli that have raised sectarian tensions to dangerous levels in the country, a security official said.
The blasts, which targeted two Sunni Muslim mosques and killed 47 people, came less than two weeks after a deadly explosion in a Shiite neighborhood south of Beirut. The attacks have heightened fears that Lebanon could be slipping into a cycle of retaliatory violence fueled in part by the increasingly sectarian conflict in neighboring Syria.
The official said three of the defendants, identified as Hashem Menkara, Ahmad al-Ghareeb and Mustafa Houri, face charges of orchestrating the Aug. 23 bombings in Tripoli. The official spoke on condition of anonymity because of regulations preventing him from being named.
The three Lebanese have ties to the Islamic Unification Movement, a Sunni organization that enjoys good relations with Lebanon's powerful Shiite militant Hezbollah group as well as the Syrian government.
The official identified the other defendants as Mohammed Ali, a Syrian officer, and Khodr al-Aryan, a Syrian civilian. The two have been charged with preparing the explosives for the attack, the official said. He did not specify whether the officer was with Syria's military, intelligence or security forces.
Lebanon has been deeply divided by the civil war in Syria, where a Sunni-led insurgency is trying to oust a regime dominated by President Bashar Assad's Alawite sect, an offshoot of Shiite Islam.
The Syrian rebels enjoy the backing of many Lebanese Sunnis, while the Syrian government has the support of Lebanon's Shiite community, including Hezbollah.
Hezbollah has openly declared that it is fighting alongside Assad's forces in Syria. Its overt role has sent sectarian tensions soaring in Lebanon, where street clashes have erupted on numerous occasions in recent months.


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Procter & Gamble Plays Waiting Game With Suppliers
Procter & Gamble is planning to add weeks to the amount of time it takes to pay its suppliers, a shift that could free up as much as $2 billion in cash for the consumer products giant. Paul Ziobro reports. Photo: AP.
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... aam and Dubilier and to what when you're popping up like Procter gamble consumer staples ... you certainly made a lot of money but ... growth is hard to find Siena find new ways to come up with twenty ... companies come up with one very interesting way to find money Paul Ziobro to talk about it ... he has come ... a little bit on that was it not ... sought me isn't on the ... well is that other teams he's looking for ways to cut down so I mean they've been under the gun ... Bill Ackman is to become an activist investor there is relief ... rally came just a tiny get caught ... up with is leading the way for them to come up with more cash flow explained to us until some unusual wanted to visit they won extended time ... on that date will pay their bills this bright to supplier so instead of doing in forty five days and ... that it's a pretty good too um within seventy five cases in which is you know couple weeks about a month ... more than the suppliers ... um ... that the suppliers have to wait to get the money ... aam other but the thing is that PNG was Ardi info below and another company you know they they weigh forty five days on the comfy sweat wheel with more ... aam and other companies are certainly looking that this this method ... to ... cut costs as well ... hell just as it does is free up cash for PNG ... a lot catch hit two billion dollars a year ... in and there ... you know they're they're going overseas in the state uses money to build more diaper plants in places like Africa Asia or going all the says they're trying to to ... to go there looking and they're merge markets ... aam but the thing is this ... you know anything about two billion dollars for some the suppliers ... aam is this really can trade Ripoll facts anymore when she was done in are the other suppliers that can be that happy about this ... I mean he was told Friday might have to wait another month he will win the happen that you sold your your mortgage company outright in a month on getting to interact ... aam ... but ... guess it would be happy the PNG is try and make it is easy for them is possible that talking to banks to low interest rate environment saying you know ... you know will regret banks we can give you the money they can give you money within fifteen days ... and then we pay you in seventy five days to pay that off the others lol ... the banks of the globe enough the top there but ... you begin to love it sooner ... yes and ... by work with the banks of ... a lefty like this are there to feel that more Fatah and this is become sort of ... and this is Procter and gamble or is this sort of coming in industry thing they said they were at the low end already right ... is that uses some the other companies are doing what we always have to really difficult time for the consumer product the mission for the entire economy overall ... um so companies of the ways to cut costs and ... the others come visit to a collector to white Newell Rubbermaid ... they've also looking at you know this this receivables thing ... as a way to save money so im ... if ... PNG is doing it of course it had the biggest effect and in the biggest in the most money ... they work with you know ... they spend nearly fifty billion dollars a year supplies for for seventy five thousand dollars or higher seven s lot of companies do this better than a half that ... note ... Steve potentially deal with this new reality ... that PNG is the can do so ... but I mean that's a lot of small companies that are going to be a ... you know where they managed to this pitiful ... yes purple By Paul Ziobro think you're a much thanks appreciate time


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Through these recipes they share their traditions and an insatiable curiosity about new flavours. They pay tribute to the home cooking of our grandmothers, while celebrating the exoticism and richness of a world brought closer together by their hopes to make a difference. With recipes such as Tomato-Cheese Ravioli with Eggplant Sauce, Spicy Serundeng Tuna and Peanuts, Serrano Ham Paella with Oyster Mushrooms, Raspberry Mascarpone Bites and Triple Layer Orange-Passion Fruit Tart we are doing our part to say that bloggers can change the face of famine.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — When opposing teams scout No. 3 Ohio State, they seldom notice Lenzelle Smith Jr. Buckeyes coach Thad Matta hopes they keep ignoring him.
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — When opposing teams scout No. 3 Ohio State, they seldom notice Lenzelle Smith Jr.
Buckeyes coach Thad Matta hopes they keep ignoring him.
Smith scored 19 points and No. 3 Ohio State pulled away early to beat Bryant 86-48 on Wednesday night.
"I think Lenzelle has been tremendous — nobody's asked me about him this year," Matta said. "But I think he's playing at a very, very high level of being a complete basketball player."
Smith, a 6-foot-4 senior guard who does a little of everything, hit 6 of 9 shots from the field including half of his four 3-point attempts. He had eight rebounds and three assists.
"I put a lot of work into my game offensively over the summer. And my confidence is off the charts," he said. "My teammates are stretching the defense and are able to find me wide open. A lot of teams, for some reason, are (not guarding) me and I'm getting great looks at the basket. I'm just driving my legs and trying to get the most arc I can on the ball — and it's falling."
There isn't much about Smith that grabs people's attention.
Point guard Aaron Craft is the tough guy who may be as good a defender on the ball as anyone in the country. Swingman LaQuinton Ross is 6-8 with a velvet shooting touch. Sam Thompson comes off the bench to make high-flying dunks. Shannon Scott and big man Amir Williams are game-changing defenders.
And then there's Smith. He leads the Buckeyes (9-0) in scoring with 12.9 points a game. He's shooting 53 percent from the field, 48 percent behind the arc and 74 percent at the free throw line. He adds 5.1 rebounds and 1.5 assists per game — and may be Ohio State's best help defender.
"They're so talented. That's what's hard about playing them," Bryant coach Tim O'Shea said. "Who do you really want to leave open? They're just an elite team; a very, very, very elite team."
Williams added 12 points and nine rebounds for the Buckeyes, who rolled from the outset of the early round game in the Blackrock Gotham Classic. It will conclude on Dec. 21 with the Buckeyes meeting Notre Dame at Madison Square Garden.
The Bulldogs (6-5) hung around with the Buckeyes for a while, but then went scoreless over the last 5:25 of the first half and watched the Buckeyes close with an 8-0 run to take a 43-23 lead. Ohio State then scored the first five points of the second half before Dan Garvin's layup ended a drought of 6:40.
By then, it was all over.
Ohio State has lost focus from time to time against lesser teams after it has taken a big early lead. Not this time.
"That was one of the things we talked about in shootaround — trying to sustain intensity and effort and to keep the focus on the things that we need to get better at," Matta said. "We did a pretty decent job with that."
Dyami Starks had 16 points for Bryant, which was playing its second game in three nights. The Bulldogs lost at Notre Dame, 70-59, on Monday night.
Starks came in averaging 22.1 points a game, eighth-best in Division I. He had scored at least 20 in five games and 30 in three others. But he was held to 5-of-15 shooting from the field.
The Buckeyes led 8-7 early and then scored 14 of the next 18 points to take command. For the game, they shot 52 percent on 32 of 61. They hit 8 of 20 3-pointers (40 percent).
With Ohio State denying points inside or off the break, Bryant shot 28 percent from the field (16 of 58). It was 6 of 24 from behind the arc.
"I looked at the scores coming in and very few teams have scored 60 points on them — and they play fast," O'Shea said. "So I do think that defensively they play national-championship caliber defense."
The Bulldogs dropped to 0-5 all-time against Big Ten opponents. Talk about a tough schedule: They played preseason No. 1 Indiana in the opener a year ago — in their first official game in Division I. They lost that game 97-54.
The Buckeyes appear to have everything clicking right now.
"We're making great finds, we're reading each other," Smith said. "We have great guards on the perimeter and we're able to attack the defense and penetrate and kick the ball out. That's what you want to do. Our shooting has increased over the last three or four games and we want to just keep rolling."
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