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By Frank Berto
aren't they those funny things on the back of your bicycle? How could a
book about them possibly be interesting, especially if you don't fiddle
with them? If that is what you think, read on... Frank Berto has written a
bicycle masterpiece in a style that does far more then just talk about
"Derailleurs". His book has topics of interest for virtually
every discipline, from racers to mountain bikers. Frank has put together
more history, more people, and more photographs and illustrations than it
would seem to be possible. He has artfully presented it in a way that
makes it resonate with virtually everyone by showing how they are all
connected through history. Better still, he has done it in a way that is
fascinating and contemporary to read. His style is easy to understand and
conclusions insightful. Reading this book will contribute to any riders
understanding about where the modern bicycle has evolved from, and more
importantly, how current bicycle riding methods relate historically. This
is a great book that is destined to be a bicycle enthusiasts CLASSIC!
"Very possibly the greatest single publication about the technical aspect of the bicycle ever to be published"
"To put it simply, for those who collect and restore bikes of virtually any vintage, this book is indispensable"
"If you love stumping your friends with mechanical trivia, this is your dream book"
"This book is loaded with technical descriptions and meticulously researched by author Frank Berto"
"Bicycle industry people will praise this work"
"The Dancing Chain is as visually stunning as it is informative and it is of critical importance to cycle historians and enthusiasts. The Dancing Chain is a must-have. Out of my normal rating of one to ten, I give this book a 12!"
"One can only
marvel at the painstaking research undertaken to produce this book and
one cannot fail to be enlightened and entertained by it"
To order an autographed copy of The Dancing Chain, click here.
GEARS2U! Frank Berto
ABOUT THIS BOOK (from the author)
SUMMARIES of the 3 EDITIONS of THE DANCING CHAIN
Third Edition. The second Edition was sold out in 2008, giving Rob and I the chance to add four more years (2006 to 2009) to our derailleur history and to expand on much of the material in the second Edition. In the interval I met Jan Heine, who had started Bicycle Quarterly in June 2000. Jan's main interests were classic French bicycles from the 1930's to the 1960's and he had ridden and tested many of them. My experience covered bicycles and gear trains from 1970 onward. I was able to use Jan's evaluations to provide test results for twenty of so derailleurs. I also included ten of the elegant pictures by Jean-Pierre Praderes from their book The Golden Age of Handbuilt Bicycles.
With each revision, The Dancing Chain has grown, until it is now 400 pages long. In the process, it has changed from a derailleur history to a genuine encyclopedia of the bicycle. I'm particularly proud of the first three chapters. The 45 pages cover the 19th century from Von Drais to the end of the first bicycle boom. These facts are the most accurate published to date.
Second Edition. Rob agreed to publish the second Edition. We decided to make this our masterpiece. We added everything that had been left out of the first edition to keep the cost down. We kept the 8-1/2 x 11 hard cover b&w format but we added 32 pages. About half of the editorial content was rewritten or new.
Ron Shepherd was terminally ill, so he could not participate. I was the sole editor. Raymond Henry had done a first class job of French derailleur history in the first edition, however British derailleur history was lacking and I had received numerous comments and corrections. Tony Hadland agreed to rewrite the history of Raleigh, Sturmey Archer and Moulton. Gordon Selby agreed to rewrite the history of British Cyclo, Osgear and Simplex.
I started collecting illustrations and new information. The second edition had 1600 illustrations. We added illustrations of early derailleurs so that old bicycles could be dated from the derailleur.
I love Daniel Rebour's line drawings and I used 220 in the first edition. Daniel Rebour kept doing commercial work after he retired from Le Cycle in 1974. Bertin-Milremo was his last major account. Shimano-France had acquired Bertin and after much pleading, I obtained copies of the last surviving Bertin-Milremo catalogs for the early 1980s. These were a Rebour treasure trove. There were 370 Rebour line drawings in the 2nd edition. It's a lovely book and I'm proud of it. It was been well received by bicycle aficionados, and it went through three reprints.
First Edition. Published in 1999, the first edition of The Dancing Chain was the definitive history of the derailleur and the derailleur bicycle. Because publishers felt that there would be no market for a $50.00 technical bicycle book with 352 pages, 80,000 words and 1200 illustrations, I wound up publishing it myself. By 2002, all 2300 copies were sold and used copies were selling on eBay for $100.00. I financed the publishing by selling autographed copies.
The first edition had five co-authors. Ron Shepherd edited the first five chapters, covering bicycle history before WW-II. I edited the last seven chapters, covering bicycle history after WW-II. Raymond Henry wrote the French history, Walter Ulreich wrote the German and Austrian history, and Tony Hadland helped with the British history. Rob Van der Plas published the first edition and was surprised when it sold out. It proved that there was a market for a technical history book about derailleurs.
CHAPTERS of the THIRD EDITION
Chapter 1. The First Bicycles: 1817 – 1860. (10 pages, 30 illustrations.) I updated the section on "bicycle" for the Encyclopedia Britannica, incorporating comments of eight historians from the International Cycle History Conference. This is the basis for Chapter 1. I believe that Karl Von Drais invented the bicycle and that there is no conclusive proof to decide between Michaux and Lallement as the inventor of the first pedal-driven bicycle.
Chapter 2. The Search for Speed: 1861 – 1890. (19 pages, 92 illustrations.) This takes you from the Michaux velocipede to the high bicycle. It covers the first geared bicycles and the first chains and chain-driven bicycles. By 1887, the chain-driven rear wheel drive safety bicycle had taken over.
Chapter 3. The Bicycle Boom: 1891 – 1899. (16 pages, 31 illustrations.) The pneumatic-tired safety bicycle sets off the first bicycle booms in Britain and America. Exotic gear trains appear but they do not succeed. The first practical derailleurs, the Gradient and the New Protean, appear but they can't compete with hub gears and bottom bracket gears in Britain.
Chapter 4. England, Epicyclics and Exotics: 1900 – 1907. (17 pages, 70 illustrations.) The Sturmey Archer 3-speed hub takes over in England. In France, there is competition between retro-directs (reverse pedaling), shaft drives, expanding chain wheels, lever cycles and various multi-chain systems.
Chapter 5. The First Derailleurs: 1908 – 1919. (26 pages, 76 illustrations.) Velocio (Paul de Vivie) leads the way in encouraging variable speed bicycles. Four new derailleurs appear in 1908. Joanny Panel and the Chemineau derailleur. Albert Raimond and the Cyclo derailleur. Derailleurs versus hub gears.
Chapter 6. Practical Derailleurs: 1920 – 1929. (13 pages, 43 illustrations.) Cyclo makes a practical touring derailleur. Lucien Juy begins Simplex. Vittoria makes Italian derailleurs. Shimano and SunTour.
Chapter 7. The Golden Age: 1930 – 1939. (39 pages, 251 illustrations.) Cyclo, Simplex, Huret and Vittoria compete with numerous small makers. Oscar Egg starts Super Champion. Tulio Campagnolo makes his first derailleur. Racers adopt derailleurs.
Chapter 8. The Post-War Years: 1945 – 1954. (33 pages, 152 illustrations.) Touring and racing in France. Simplex dominates the low-priced market. Coppi and Bartali dominate the Tour de France. Campagnolo makes the Gran Sport. This chapter includes Jan Heine's tests of five old French derailleurs.
Chapter 9. Slow Growth: 1955 – 1964. (24 pages, 102 illustrations.) The Huret Allvit, Simplex Prestige and Campagnolo Record. The first Moulton bicycles. Shimano enters the U.S market. Schwinn opts for Huret on the Varsity. The SunTour slant parallelogram. This chapter includes Jan Heine's tests of three derailleurs from this period.
Chapter 10. The "Great American Bike Boom": 1965 – 1974. (32 pages, 127 illustrations.) The high rise "Sting Ray" leads to the bike boom. America becomes the major bicycle market. The Japanese take over the derailleur market from the Europeans.
Chapter 11. The Dawn of Mountain Biking: 1975 – 1984. (47 pages, 311 illustrations including 13 full pages by Rebour of Campagnolo, Huret, Simplex and Shimano gruppos.) This is my favorite chapter. The real story of Repack and the invention of the mountain bike. SunTour hits its peak.
Chapter 12. The Rise of Shimano: 1985 – 1994. (28 pages, 267 illustrations.) Huret, Sachs, Simplex, Raleigh and Schwinn reach the end of the line. SunTour can't compete with Shimano's indexed shifting and Hyperglide. Campagnolo survives with the racers. Trek, Cannondale and SRAM.
Chapter 13. Into the 21st Century: 1995 – 2009 Part I. Shimano (18 pages, 206 illustrations.) Shimano dominates this period. The switch from 7 speeds to 10 speeds. Shimano's developments year by year. City bikes and electronic shifting
Chapter 14. Recent Developments: 1995-2009 Part II SRAM, Campagnolo, Etc. (25 pages, 110 illustrations.) The changing bicycle market. Electric bicycles. SRAM becomes significant competion. Campagnolo stumbles. The derailleur marketplace.
Chapter 15. How Derailleurs Work. (26 pages, 91 illustrations.) How front and rear derailleurs work. Chain wheels, freewheels and chains. Five sprockets to ten sprockets. Shimano's key innovations. How to gear your bicycle. My favorite gearing.
Chapter 16. Nothing New Under the Sun? (4 pages, 10 illustrations.) New inventions from the 1890s.
Bibliography: (9 pages.) Index (7 pages.) These sections will be a great help to future researchers.
From the inside cover
The Dancing Chain is the story of the modern Bicycle and the gadget that
makes it tick: the derailleur gearing system used on almost all quality
bicycles today. This book culminates almost a decade of work by author
Frank Berto and contributors such as
Shepherd, Walter Elreich,
Hadland and Gordon Selby. The first edition took 5 years to write.


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An unfortunate slide into second base has made Jonathan Villar the butt of social media jokes.
The Houston Astros shortstop came face-to-face -- or rather, face-to-butt -- with Cincinnati Reds infielder Brandon Phillips on Tuesday night when Villar tried to stretch a single into a double.
Brandon Phillips took the throw from center field and got a little more than he bargained for when he tried to tag Villar through his legs: Villar plowed his face straight into Phillips' derrière.
At first, Phillips wasn't aware that Villar was making a run for second base.
"The crowd let me know that he was coming to second base," Phillips told The Associated Press. "I just had to quickly put the tag between my legs. That's the only reason I tagged him. If I didn't hear the crowd, I would have just caught it and looked around and he would have been safe."
Not knowing that Phillips already had the ball, Villar started sliding.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - At its first of only two matches for the fall season, the MIT men's tennis team defeated RPI by a score of 5-4 at home on Friday afternoon. The Engineers officially opened their season at the ITA Regional Championships at Middlebury College this past weekend, wrapping up the tournament with showings in the Round of 16 by senior Edwin Zhang (Falls Church, Va.) in singles play and sophomore Kevin Wang (Havertown, Pa.) and junior Eugene Oh (Alpharetta, Ga.) in doubles. Tech is now 1-0 for the season and has just one more match before ending the fall season.
Zhang and fellow senior Curtis Wu (Yorba Linda, Calif.) started the day with an 8-4 victory at No.1 doubles over Jarrett Regier and Matt LaBarre and, at No.3, freshman Kenny Gea (Irvine, Calif.) and sophomore Dennis Garcia (Corpus Christi, Texas) defeated Will Dickie and Sherman Uyeno, 8-2. Oh and Wang fell to Brandon Mazzara and McKinley Grimes in the No.2 spot by a score of 8-2.
At No.1 singles, Zhang fell to LaBarre after winning the first set by a score of 6-2 but dropping the final two, 6-2, 6-1. In the No.2 position, Wang won a close matchup against Regier, easily winning the first set, 6-2, and winning a tiebreaker, 2-0, to narrowly win the second by a score of 7-6. Gea defeated Mazzara at No.3, 6-2, 6-1.
Wu closed out the MIT singles wins with a victory over Dickie at No.4 by a score of 6-2, 6-4. Junior Jeffrey Sperling (Los Angeles, Calif.) fell to Grimes at No.5 by a score of 6-3, 7-5 and senior Vlad Firoiu (Westford, Mass.) dropped his match to Anthony Kim at No.6, 6-5, 6-1.
MIT's final match of the fall will take place tomorrow, Oct. 5 when the Engineers travel to Amherst, Mass. to face Amherst College at 1:00 p.m. After that, Tech will not return to the courts until February of 2014.


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William Kent Krueger set a scene of his bestselling novel Ordinary Grace in Redwood Falls, but he wouldn't say which scene; "It's not one of the more well-known places in Redwood Falls, but it's a place that means something to me," he said Wednesday evening.
William Kent Krueger set a scene of his bestselling novel Ordinary Grace in Redwood Falls.
But he wouldn't say which scene.
"It's not one of the more well-known places in Redwood Falls, but it's a place that means something to me," he said Wednesday evening.
It's not often the Redwood Falls Public Library gets a visit from a writer with two books on the New York Times bestseller lists, but Krueger lives in St. Paul, so it was only a short jaunt for him.
And besides, Krueger obviously loves this part of the state.
"I'm currently about a third of the way through a companion piece to Ordinary Grace, and it's set in southern Minnesota, too," he said.
Krueger, a native of Ohio, only moved to Minnesota when he turned 30 and his wife attended law school here.
When he became a writer at 40 ("It was a midlife thing," he admits), Krueger decided to write books set in his adopted state.
Most of his books — mystery novels — are set near the boundary waters.
Wednesday was Krueger's second visit to the Redwood Falls, hence his familiarity with the town. His first visit almost a dozen years ago, when he only had two books published and traveled the state doing publicity.
Now he's up to 14 books, many of them bestsellers, and still writing the way he was in the beginning: in coffee shops in St. Paul as the sun is rising.
At Wednesday's meet-and-greet, Krueger read a chapter of the mystery he is currently working on, and rattled off a list of reasons why he writes:
1) "I write because I love stories."
Krueger said he wrote his first story in third grade, about a dictionary that sprouted legs and walked around complaining that no one appreciated it enough.
The reaction from his parents and teachers was enough encouragement to keep him going.
2) "I love language."
He said, "Words have power. The right words can make people laugh or cry."
3) "Writing centers me."
He said, "When I started writing, I had another job, so I'd write in a coffee shop from 6 a.m. until 7:15, when a bus would take me to my other job.
"It helped me develop the discipline necessary in any artistic endeavor. If I wrote every morning, it fed me something I needed to be fed. I was taking care of me, and providing a center for my life. Coffee shops are kind of sacred places for me."
4) "Writing gives me a tremendous sense of accomplishment."
Krueger admitted he has a shelf at home with all his books lined up on it.
"Yes, sometimes I just sit back and stare at it, and think, 'I did that!'
Krueger said when he was a young man living in Denver, Colorado, he worked for the city parks and rec department.
Part of his job was helping turn vacant lots into small parks where people could get away from the pressures of the world for a little while.
"I think of my books in sort of the same way," he said.
5) "I write because I can't not write."
He said many people feel the same way about things they care about.
"I know gardeners who can't not garden."
6) "I have a vivid imagination!"
Krueger said when he was a little boy going to church, all the grown-ups thought he was a very good little boy, paying rapt attention to the preacher.
"They didn't understand what was really going on," he laughed. "I had this thing for Nancy, a girl whose family always sat across the aisle from my family.
"When everything thought I was paying attention to the sermon, I was imagining the church was chock full of bad guys, and I was swinging down from the choir loft, swinging my cutlass and saving Nancy!"
One of the two books Krueger is currently working on is also set in southern Minnesota. Titled The Tender Land, is it due to come out in the autumn of 2015.
One of the reasons he does the book tours is research, getting to know the small towns that make up this part of the state.
If a little bit of Redwood Falls appears in The Tender Lands, it's because Krueger likes to know what he's talking about.


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40. Re: VersionCue.dll missing in CS4picartist Jul 15, 2009 8:54 AM (in response to (j_l_larson))
Sorry, I meant Lim's program which he has posted above.
41. Re: VersionCue.dll missing in CS4jvonbarrett Jan 24, 2010 4:16 PM (in response to JimSelleck)
Jim I sympathize with what you are going through. I became so frustrated I ended up reformatting my hard drive, upgrading to Vista from XP and then installing CS4 and all my other software products again. Not a pleasant experience and extremely time consuming. After the fresh install, I immediately turned off the Adobe Updater and have had no problems since. My experience with Adobe and all 8 of the techs (if you can call them that) I spoke to was that they were only concerned with the license number of the product and not customer satisfaction. Best regards, -Jim
James A. Barrett
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42. Re: VersionCue.dll missing in CS4Jim Selleck Jul 15, 2009 9:33 AM (in response to jvonbarrett)
Thanks for the sympathy James. Regrettably, after TWO complete reinstalls I am right back to square 1, as it seems the default install action is for Production Bundle to automatically run Updater at the end of the installation, which results in the problem returning full-force.
As of this moment, I am dead in the water. Have not found any way to get Adobe Production Bundle CS4 to install and work on my Gateway laptop running Vista 64, despite the fact it has been running perfectly right up until the moment I attempted to update to 4.0.1
(Currently, the update to 4.0.1 DOES work on my Dell mini-tower running the exact same OS. The only obvious difference between the two systems other than device drivers is that the system that WORKS is using McAfee virus protection and the one that FAILS is using Avast virus protection. Connection??)
I NEED to use Photoshop, so I am between a rock and a hard place. Must keep trying, but it's starting to look bad, and the problem has now spread to other parts of the system. For example, if I open any Explorer window and attempt to right-click on any file, Explorer crashes entirely after giving the missing VersionCue.dll error.
Will try the Lim fix and if that does not work will try the mode somebody above suggested where you uninstall then reinstall without Version Cue (I tried uninstalling just Version Cue and that made no difference).
If those fail, I may have to go back to my ancient version of Photoshop 7.
A fine kettle of fish, sez I.
43. Re: VersionCue.dll missing in CS4jason-m Jul 15, 2009 10:44 AM (in response to Jim Selleck)
I am simply amazed that this much of a problem passed through quality
control or was at first thought to only be a Vista issue.
44. Re: VersionCue.dll missing in CS4logion Aug 6, 2009 9:34 AM (in response to (DomainMasters.NET))
wow, thank you !
I moved the files to the 4.0.1 folder
this worked ! I thought I would have to wade through trying to contact Adobe tech support which seems like trying to climb Mt Everest !
45. Re: VersionCue.dll missing in CS4ssykosyss Aug 30, 2009 2:28 PM (in response to Jim Selleck)
I didn't even see the update that caused this problem go by - I typically use Photoshop 64, though I had used 32 last week without issue. This week, I got the versioncue.dll error when opening a file in 32. It didn't take long to find this thread and others; when I went to look at the 4.0.0 folder, there was nothing there except the dictionary folder. After about a half hour of messing around trying to find the right files, I conceded, and uninstalled all of the Master Collection (not knowing what would and would not take out Version Cue). That's a good two hour escapade, and then another hour and a half to re-install. (I have a very fast RAID array, my condolences to those of you with a single drive.) I opened 32 to see if it worked, and it worked fine, as before update. Fortunately, having read this forum, I made a copy of the 4.0.0 folder on my desktop.
Now, you'd assume that Adobe would have the good sense to fix this problem, being that it's a nightmare to fix...
I updated CS4, which was something of a long haul, being that there was a whole gigabyte of data to download. I opened 32b, and bang. Totally muffed, and, just as before I started down this road, the 4.0.0 folder was now empty. Had I not made a copy, I would have had to do it all over again. I copied the contents back in, renamed it 4.0.1, and all was well. Then another few hours of plugins and their updates, and I'm back up and running.
I'm totally ok with the fact that software won't be 100% out of the gate. I'm even willing to accept the occasional update that makes it worse. But when it does, I would expect the developer to promptly pull the fix, and/or provide and actual KB item that FIXES the problem. Like, oh, a download of an adobe-sanctioned version of the file, or, maybe, an update that un-updates that little bit. Is that too much to ask, especially from a company the size of Adobe? Is it really that much better for me to have wasted at least 8 hours total of my time, right before a deadline? (I needed 32b to access specific plugins.) Not to mention those of you who haven't yet found their fix?
No, I wouldn't think so. But who am I? Just a customer.
46. Re: VersionCue.dll missing in CS4kollu_kavya Sep 9, 2009 12:59 PM (in response to (j_l_larson))
I would like to thank the users who have posted the solution for the error......And I really appreciate for taking the pain to post the solution for others......Now I am happy that I am able to resolve my problem using the solution here........by just dragging the .dll in 4.0.0 into 4.0.1 folder using ctrl key...
47. Re: VersionCue.dll missing in CS4bcorrell365 Nov 14, 2009 5:44 AM (in response to (j_l_larson))
Ditto on the ..... just dragging the .dll in 4.0.0 into 4.0.1 folder. Solved the issue.
Running win7 64 bit.
48. Re: VersionCue.dll missing in CS4Ian R Gilbert Jan 23, 2010 12:38 PM (in response to Ianhen)
Thanks. I did a clean install, downloading current files from adobe.com on 22 January 2010. My new machine is Win7 Ultimate 64-bit. The same error message persistently appeared, abending Windows Explorer every time.
I copied versioncue.dll from folder 4.0.0 to folder 4.0.1 in both the 64-bit and 32-bit folders, and the error message no longer appears when I right-click in Windows Explorer.
What I still don't understand is why this problem shows up in files downloaded in January 2010 when the problem has been public for more than a year. If Adobe can program software with 79 layers and 361 channels, why can't it install one tiny file in the right place -- or otherwise prevent the crash-inducing error?
Washington DC
49. Re: VersionCue.dll missing in CS4gointl Feb 9, 2010 9:09 PM (in response to (j_l_larson))
I installed Adobe Illustrator CS4 trial version and then UNinstalled it. When I tried to Right-click on folders in Windows Explorer, I got an error message pointing me to a missing dll file and the window would close. I couldn't even pull down the File menu and without getting this message.
"The specified module could not be found. c:\programfiles\adobe\adobe version cue CS4\client\v.0.0\versionCue.dll"
I found this on the Adobe website. Go to this link and follow the instructions.
Download the zip file, unzip it and then click on the CS4InstallerDatabaseUtility.exe. A DOS window will open and prompt you through some questions. It also asks if you want to remove Adobe Flash Player which I said "no" to.
Got my menus back. No more crashing windows explorer.
yes!! A fix that actually works...
I've attached the zip file here, too if you want to download but I recomend the link since it has the instructions.
Good luck.
WinCS4Cleanupscript.zip 4.6 MB
50. Re: VersionCue.dll missing in CS4Mhonique Feb 27, 2010 7:10 PM (in response to (j_l_larson))Hello.I downloaded a trial version of the Adobe Illustrator cs4 in my computer. I only used it for about a week, then I uninstalled my Adobe Illustrator CS4 Trial Version in my computer. I deleted the program through the control panel>add/remove programs. I also deleted the Photoshop Files in my C:\Program Files\Adobe. Then I went to my desktop and I was trying to delete my Photoshop CS4 Files (Download Files) then a dialog appears and it says: "The specified module cannot be found: C:\Common Files\Adobe\Adobe Version Cue CS4\Client\4.0.0\VersionCue.DLL" When I try to look again at the control panel where prgrams are removed, the registry is still there, when i click the change/remove button of the illustrator cs4, it just won't work.I have read all the solutions posted here. Even the clean up script but to no avail nothing works. I need to fix this problem immediately because I need the computer for school purposes. And whenever I right-click or delete some files. The dialog box appear.
Please help!
I need answers A.S.A.P.
51. Re: VersionCue.dll missing in CS4platypus2 Mar 5, 2010 3:05 PM (in response to (j_l_larson))
I was also having this problem but had no use for Version Cue... so I removed it. I rebooted, and I still was unable to right click on any files or folders.
I then removed Adobe Drive and that fixed the problem.
Adobe: Your software is becoming bloatware. I hope you know that.
52. Re: VersionCue.dll missing in CS4TheSippler Mar 10, 2010 4:28 PM (in response to (j_l_larson))
This right clicking issue is also occuring on Windows 7. I have tried http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/408/kb408524.html but it doesn't work.
Hopefully there will be a solution that works.
53. Re: VersionCue.dll missing in CS4rockethead123 May 14, 2010 8:01 AM (in response to (j_l_larson))
I also used the fix where i copied the .dll files over to the new 4.0.1 folder in my x86 program files folder, and was still having issues, right click, opening programs as administrator, unzipping files, and such.
Since this is a manual fix, you have to copy the .dll fines in the regular PROGRAM FILES and PROGRAM FILES x86 folders! If this does not work, you're going to have to clean your Adobe installs and reinstall. (see previous posts on the copy .dll files fix)
54. Re: VersionCue.dll missing in CS4tropical_riot01 Jul 31, 2010 7:03 PM (in response to yauhui)
The link is dead. I really need a fix to this.
I tried uninstalling Illustrator CS4 and PS CS2 and it both failed for some reason and I got stuck with this error. Copy + pasting versioncue.dll is a no go because every time I drag it to the 4.0.1 folder it says that the file is in use or write-protected. I can't find the 4.0.0 folder. I found the versioncue.dll file in a common CS2 folder where all other .dll files are.
Any suggestions? I'm on an office computer and I don't have priviledges to install/uninstall the programs. I don't think any of our IT people knows any better than me so I'm trying to solve it myself.
Thanks in advance
P.S. I tried deleting the Adobe Drivers folder (using delete button) but the whole thing just restarted. This problem just doesn't want to be solved.
55. Re: VersionCue.dll missing in CS4kagyu-kid Aug 3, 2010 2:36 PM (in response to tropical_riot01)
Hi, I can't believe Adobe hasn't fixed this yet. Did you stop the Adobe Version Cue service? You most likely need administrator privileges to copy that file, so if you don't have that you should get your IT person to sign on as an administrator and do the copy. One way to find out if the file is in use is to run Process Explorer (downloadable from Microsoft) and then search for that filename to see what process is using it. It can be run without having to install it. Hope that helps.
56. Re: VersionCue.dll missing in CS4arigatoliving Sep 9, 2010 11:32 AM (in response to (j_l_larson))
I had the same problem since CS4 (web premium) updater installed in window 7 ultimate 64bit PC
I searched a solution on Adobe data base but could not resolved.
Thanks!! google search engine let me to this forum and could fix it with yauhui's solution and kaqyu-kid's suggestion.
Thank you, guys!!
I am suprised Adibe could not fix this problem yet at this time that since it has been around over year!!!
57. Re: VersionCue.dll missing in CS4petercwho Sep 1, 2011 7:59 AM (in response to (DomainMasters.NET))
I wish to thank you for your thread.
When you are faced with the message and nothing seems to work - you panic. Guess you need a day long off the computer to get your thinking straight.
I forgot about my backup which I had ghosted. Just took it out and went to the folder and copied all the files there originally and what you know - it works again. I am now able to use my right mouse button and no more version cue message.
The cause of this was
I uninstalled all my photoshop cs software - cs2 to cs5 and also the preferences as I did not want a clash to the new package I just bought.
The new package is Adobe Design Premium and has Photoshop CS5 in it too which I wanted to install into my desktop and the previous standalone cs5 to be converted into a mac version for my laptop.
What you know - I have a new problem now - My new CS5 cannot be installed as it keeps refering to my preferences still hidden. Guess now I have no choice but to format my hd and reinstall all my software - another headace to come.
Anyway thanks again.
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That actually helped. Just delete Adobe drive then reboot. Thanx.


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NAFEMS announces the Nordic Regional Conference
NAFEMS is an independent not-for-profit body with the sole aim of promoting the effective use of engineering simulation methods such as finite element analysis, multibody system dynamics and computational fluid dynamics.
The organization announces the biannual NAFEMS Nordic Regional Conference 2010, being held 26th - 27th October 2010 in Gothenburg, Sweden. Entitled "Trends and Future Needs in Engineering Simulation", the conference will give delegates an unrivalled independent insight into best practices and state-of-the-art which consequently show upcoming trends, tendencies and necessary future needs in FEA, CFD, MBS and associated technologies. The two-day conference aims to increase awareness and provide a discussion forum for topics that are important and relevant to engineering industrialists and academics.
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Thank you all for weighing in on the Should We Stay Or Should We Go issue. It's unfortunate when desire butts heads with blunt reality, and the Internet has done well to present both sides of both sides with such informed passion. The truth is, we could stay here for a while if 1) I score a better-paying gig, and 2) we make every vertical surface in our apartment look like this. To stay in NYC, it might be worth it.
As Metro has written, New York can be a hard town, and if we hang around we want to make sure we raise kids who can hack it in the big city. Recent events suggest we are on the right track.
Robert continues to resist fervently the affront of having his fingernails clipped. And the thing about three-year-olds is that they're harder to manipulate, because they're beginning to catch on to your usual lines of bullshit. I spent about half an hour running all sorts of stuff up the flagpole:
- It's important not to slice Mama and Daddy to ribbons when you storm into our bed each morning.
- Howard Hughes's long fingernails were a window into his crippling depression and paranoia.
- People will think you're undead.
... but he wouldn't salute.
Finally, after all diplomatic options were exhausted, I did what had to be done: I pulled him into my lap, pinned his arms against his chest, and gently snipped off his three biggest talons. And oh, how the tears poured. I tried to comfort him and explain why I did what I did, and he calmed down after a few minutes. But then I let him down off the couch, and he started wailing again ("Daddy! I want to be in your lap!"), so I swooped him up. And as I began stroking his hair, he nestled down into my chest--and emphatically blew a huge loogie onto my shirt and spent the next five minutes laughing his ass off.


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U.S. Equal Employment
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Disability Service Provider Refused to Hire Applicant Because of Partial Hand Paralysis, Federal Agency Charged
VALLEJO, Calif. - Solano County disability services provider Pace Solano agreed to pay $130,000 and implement preventative measures to settle a disability discrimination lawsuit filed by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), the federal agency announced today.
According to the EEOC's lawsuit, Pace Solano withdrew its offer of an instructor position after Katrina Holly disclosed during the pre-employment physical exam that she has partial paralysis in her left hand. Even though Holly successfully completed all tests and was cleared to do the job by Pace Solano's own occupational health provider, it refused to hire Holly because of her hand situation. Holly had applied for the job at the encouragement of a Pace Solano employee who thought she would work well with their clientele, who are people with developmental disabilities.
"I was really at a loss about what to do when I learned my job offer was withdrawn simply because of my hand," Holly said. "I am grateful to the EEOC for advocating for workers like me to have the opportunity to prove what we can do, instead of being underestimated due to a disability."
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) prohibits employers from refusing to hire employees based on a disability. After first attempting to reach a pre-litigation settlement through conciliation efforts, the EEOC filed the suit (EEOC v. Pace Solano, Civil Action No. CV 12-01823 MCE-DAD) in U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of California.
Under the five-year consent decree settling the suit, signed by Judge Morrison C. England, Pace Solano will pay Holly $130,000. Also, the company will provide anti-discrimination training to HR and supervisory personnel; develop written policies on disability discrimination; post a notice regarding the terms of the decree; and make periodic reports to the EEOC regarding hiring and training.
"When a county disability services provider commits obvious disability discrimination, that shows the crying need for the ADA and for the EEOC to enforce it," said EEOC Regional Attorney William Tamayo. "And enforcing the ADA continues to be a priority at the EEOC. Disability does not mean inability, and employers who make that mistake and reject qualified applicants run the risk of an enforcement lawsuit by the EEOC."
EEOC District Director Michael Baldonado said, "We commend Pace Solano for agreeing to take comprehensive measures to ensure that capable applicants like Holly are considered based on their ability to do their job and not myths, fears and stereotypes. When employers take measures to ensure the job selection process is based on nondiscriminatory factors, we all win."
According to the organization's website at pacesolano.org, Pace Solano employs nearly 200 individuals and provides day programming and life skills training services to 380 clients with developmental disabilities.
The EEOC enforces the nation's laws prohibiting employment discrimination. Additional information about the EEOC is available on its website at www.eeoc.gov.


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How do you punish Springfield's ultimate grade-school delinquent? A 10-year-old troublemaker who has been disciplined hundreds of times over the last 24 years? In Sunday's episode of "The Simpsons" on Fox, Bart is sentenced to the harshest form of pre-pubescent spirit crushing: classical-music lessons.
The severity cannot be underestimated. After rejecting sliding-whistle lessons from Sideshow Mel, sitar instruction from Comicbook Guy and a theremin odyssey courtesy of Prof. Frink, Bart agrees to piano lessons after he espies the attractive Russian teacher Zhenya (the voice of Jane Krakowski).
Eager to impress his exotic instructor, but hopelessly talentless when it comes to music, Bart fakes his way through a concert by air-fingering to a recording.
'The Simpsons': Remembering 23 seasons
Sunday's episode featured music by Chopin as well as a fake cameo by the ghost of Beethoven. (As you may have heard, the episode's biggest cameo was a five-second vocal contribution by Justin Bieber as himself.)
This is hardly the first time that members of the Simpsons family have engaged in the performing arts to less than stellar results. in 2008, Lisa took an ill-fated detour into the world of dance under the tutelage of Springfield's most famous choreographer, Chazz Busby, a parody of Bob Fosse. (Busby can be seen in Sunday's episode in the audience during Bart's concert.) Last year, Homer took to the stage to play Jesus in a local Passion play production.
The title of Sunday's episode was "The Fabulous Faker Boy" and included a scene in which Zhenya channels Michelle Pfeiffer as she sings "Makin' Whoopee" on top of a piano.
Here's a video clip from the episode; a video of the full episode is expected to be posted at a later date.
'The Simpsons' pays tribute to Watts Towers
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'Simpsons' parodies Broadway's 'Spider-Man' in Halloween episode
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Country star McGraw loves life in GT fast lane
Tim McGraw drives in the carpool lane most days instead of pushing 100 mph with the windows rolled down and hair pulled back.
Next tour stop, Wally World.
"I drive the Griswold family cruiser," McGraw said, laughing. "I drive a 10-year-old Cadillac Escalade because I'm always taking cheerleaders to practice and picking up tennis players and track runners."
But even one of country music's biggest stars needs to cut loose on the open road — or, a private track — every now and then. So McGraw, a noted car enthusiast, traded his cowboy hat for a New York Mets baseball cap during some spins in the Usain Bolt of cars that push the limits in land speed records.
Cars that go fast — with record speeds.
McGraw was a natural fit to participate in the hot rod documentary "Breaking Barriers," set to debut May 7 on the National Geographic Channel. The film traces the men who have tried to break the land speed record, including the recent high mark of 270.49 mph set in February by the Hennessey Venom GT's run on the 3.22-mile landing runway at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
"That car does not like to go slow," John Hennessey said at the film's premier in New York.
The Venom GT topped the two-seat sports car mark set by Bugatti's Veyron Super Sport in 2010. The film interviews and shows classic footage of land speed pioneers like Craig Breedlove and Andy Green as they chase the kind of blistering speeds not even hit in the Indianapolis 500.
Those are the kinds of speeds that dance around the minds of every speed freak and car lover.
"Every young person that gets a car wants to know how fast you can go," Indianapolis 500 winning owner Roger Penske said.
McGraw took a turn in a Venom GT Spyder that belonged to Aerosmith lead singer Steve Tyler at the Auto Club Raceway at Pomona for the shoot.
"As a guy growing up in Louisiana, a car represents so much to me," McGraw said. "It represented freedom. It represented getting laid as much as anything. To be there with these innovators, these guys who took these vehicles and they made them into something really special, something unique and something powerful, it was really quite an experience."
Hennessey, who founded Hennessey Performance Engineering in 1991, once built McGraw a Dodge Charger the singer called "stupid fast."
"So fast that I had to sell it because my wife (Faith Hill) wouldn't let me drive it anymore," McGraw said.
Wearing a Mets hat in the Pennzoil-backed film just his like his father, former pitcher Tug McGraw, he was all smiles at the rare opportunity to take a supercharged car like onto a track.
"I love driving cars. I love going fast," McGraw said. "If you ask me what's under the hood and how you deal with it, then I'm lost. But I know you lay your left foot on the side and you punch at the accelerator."
McGraw's car collection is a bit more sophisticated than the ones found in the driveway of the average dad. He owns a 1949 Chevy pickup and a 1969 Mercedes that Tug McGraw bought with his bonus check after the Mets won the 1969 World Series.
Penske, who is featured in the film, was amazed at the advances of technology that allow cars to hit speeds once unthinkable.
"Today, it's rocket science," Penske said. "In the old days, we used to do pit stops at Sebring in a minute. Now we're doing NASCAR with four tires and a floor jack in 11 seconds."


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The Dow Jones Industrial Average stood below the key 15,000 level before the opening bell Thursday and U.S. stock futures pointed to a lower start following the 6.4 percent plunge overnight in the Nikkei that put the Japanese stock index in bear market territory again.
(Read More: Nikkei Plunges 6.4%; Re-Enters Bear Market)
The dollar slid to its lowest level against the Japanese yen in 10 weeks in Tokyo trading amid uncertainty about when the Federal Reserve might start scaling back its $85 billion a month bond-buying program. Fed policymakers meet next week and investors are hoping for some answers.
The Dow had another volatile session on Wednesday—up 119 points shortly after the open, but closed down triple-digits for the second-straight session and lower for the third day in a row for the first time this year.
On CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Thursday, leading market watchers and economists gave their predictions for where the markets may go from here and the possible timing of the start of Fed tapering.


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Fetal exposure to radiation from the use of cell phones during pregnancy has been linked to hyperactivity later in life, according to a new study from the Yale School of Medicine. The study, published in Scientific Reports, measured the brain activity of adult mice who had been exposed to cell phone radiation in utero against a control group, and also compared results of behavioral and psychological tests. The study found that the exposed mice were at increased risk for ADHD-like behaviors and had reduced memory capacity.
"This is the first experimental evidence that fetal exposure to radiofrequency radiation from cellular telephones does in fact affect adult behavior," said senior author Dr. Hugh S. Taylor, professor and chief of the Division of Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility in the Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology & Reproductive Sciences, which may help explain the rise of ADHD diagnoses. However, further research is needed in humans to better explore the connection and to determine a safe level of exposure.
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Microsoft Slowly Backing Away From CISPA Support; Worries About Privacy Issues
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Similarly, Microsoft is now admitting that there are some privacy concerns with CISPA and has softened its stance on it slightly, while not completely pulling its support. Declan McCullagh at CNET reports:
In response to queries from CNET, Microsoft, which has long been viewed as a supporter of the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act, said this evening that any law must allow "us to honor the privacy and security promises we make to our customers."This sounds similar to what Facebook was saying. Of course, what's not clear is why they're unwilling to pull support from the bills until such changes are made. Either way, combined with the fact that a few CISPA sponsors even voted against the bill suggests that -- even though it may have passed the House -- support for the overall bill is eroding. That's important, as the fight now moves to the Senate, where the existing cybersecurity proposals are quite different.
Microsoft added that it wants to "ensure the final legislation helps to tackle the real threat of cybercrime while protecting consumer privacy."


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Tom Wicker, a former New York Times political reporter, columnist and Washington bureau chief who covered President Kennedy's assassination in Dallas and became part of the news as a mediator during the 1971 Attica prison riot in upstate New York, has died. He was 85.
Wicker, who was also the author of fiction and nonfiction works, died Friday of an apparent heart attack at his home in Rochester, Vt., according to his wife, Pamela.
A native of North Carolina, Wicker decided while in high school to become a journalist and worked as a newspaper reporter in North Carolina before joining the New York Times in 1960.
On Nov. 22, 1963, Wicker was in Dallas covering Kennedy's visit. He was in a press bus following the president's motorcade when the first shots were fired.


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School fees are high and that is because fees is plural. As for the lumping together thing... there's no possible lumping here. School is an "adjective" here. Regarding thet phrase "Ten years is a long period of time". I am not entirely sure whether it is grammatical or not (Cassy?). Especially since I would write "Ten years constitue a long period of time" and not constitutes... mainly because the subject is "Ten years" which is, of course, plural.
In any case, you would lump "Ten years" together and consider it "a long period of time". In the sentence "Their school fees is high" you lump "school fees" together and consider it... what?


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The Stickfast Hex (Colloshoo[1]) was a hex that was used to make the target's shoes stick to the ground.[2]
Like Colloportus, Colloshoo is comprised of the prefix "collo-" deriving from Latin colligo meaning "to bind together" or possibly Greek κολλάω, κολλώ (collo) which means "to glue, stick". The suffix "shoo" is a misspelling of the English noun "shoe".
- Harry Potter Trading Card Game (as Colloshoo)
- Pottermore
Notes and references
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Stickfast Hex practise screen on Pottermore (see this image)
- ↑ "Curses and Counter-Curses" spell menu on Pottermore (see this image)
|Spells included in the book: Full Body-Bind Curse · Leg-Locker Curse · Jelly-Legs Curse · Pimple Jinx · Stickfast Hex · Tickling Hex · Tongue-Tying Curse · Hair Loss Curse


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Wave your handset in the face of smug Xperia Play owners – but then leave the hooliganism at that – as FIFA 12 is now on Android, properly. It's pricey but big – EA gives you 22 leagues and over 500 teams to play with so you can get your football fix when you and the console need some space.
Kinoma Play £Free
This free UI in a tin gives your Android smartie an overhaul with five new dashboards – play, search, places, music and send. The search area pulls results from more than one engine and Media Connect lets you share photos and video to DLNA-enabled TVs and games consoles.
Photo 360° £Free
Take 360 panoramas – and capture sounds too – with this well-designed app. It'll let you share your photos five times for free, but will then charge you per share after that. The app uses your phone's front-facing camera to get behind you – clever stuff.
Mensa Brain Test £1.29
Let's settle this once and for all – with an IQ test in an app. Mensa's Brain Test comes to Android from iOS and features three lengths of test for the ultimate in head scratching puzzles and questions. We'll see you at the Mensa rave.
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A small table and four coins are displayed. The coins are placed in the performers fist. He taps the table and magically one coin penetrates through the table and falls onto the surface below. This is repeated with the other 3 coins.
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Results 8-20
Boys tennis
Young Plymouth lineup opens with win
Plymouth's boys tennis team unveiled a young and talented singles lineup in a 5-0 victory over visiting Kokomo at home in Centennial Park Monday night.
Sophomore John Hunter made the jump up from 3 singles last year to the No. 1 spot in this year's Pilgrims lineup, putting away Kokomo senior Craig Simon in straight 6-3 sets, while freshman John Gerard trumped Wildkats senior Bryce York 6-4, 6-2 at 2 singles, and sophomore Nate Knapp won his 3 singles match with Blake Brookshire 6-2, 6-3.
Plymouth's doubles tandems also won in straight sets as senior Matt Flynn and junior Max Holloway beat Brad Dockemeyer and Erik Bowen in straight 6-2 sets, and junior Ryan Johnson and sophomore 2 doubles teammate Braydon Davidson beat Joey Hurlocker and Jacob Farkas in a pair of 6-3 sets.
The Pilgrims will play another home match tonight against Knox at 5 p.m.
At Plymouth
SINGLES: 1. John Hunter beat Craig Simon 6-3, 6-3; 2. John Gerard beat Bryce York 6-4, 6-2; 3. Nate Knapp beat Blake Brookshire 6-2, 6-3.
DOUBLES: 1. Matt Flynn-Max Holloway beat Brad Dockemeyer-Erik Bowen 6-2, 6-2; 2. Ryan Johnson-Braydon Davidson beat Joey Hurlocker-Jacob Farkas 6-3, 6-3.
Record: Plymouth 1-0.
JV score: Plymouth 6, Kokomo 4
Girls soccer
Culver opens with 7-0 loss at Warsaw
Brooklyn Jackson scored four goals with two assists, and Warsaw racked up 30 shots in a 7-0 shutout of Culver Community in the two teams' season-opener in Warsaw Monday.
Jackson scored twice in the first half and finished a hat trick in the 43rd minute of the match. She netted the Lady Tigers their last goal in the 52nd minute as Mickella Hardy made a valiant 18 saves in goal for the out-gunned Cavaliers.
Elizabeth VanWormer scored twice with an assist, and Danielle Hutcherson finished with a goal and two assists for Warsaw, which outshout Culver 30-7 and took seven corner kicks in the win.
At Warsaw
Scoring summary
First half
Brooklyn Jackson (Elizabeth VanWormer), fifth minute
VanWormer (Jackson), 12th minute
Jackson (Danielle Hutcherson), 14th minute
Second half
Hutcherson (Jackson), 42nd minute
Jackson (Pam Miller) 43rd minute
VanWormer (GK), 45th minute
Jackson (Hutcherson), 52nd minute
Shots: Warsaw 30, Culver 7
Corners: Warsaw 7, Culver 0
Saves: Warsaw 7 (Abigail Schue 5), Culver 18 (Mickella Hardy)
Records: Culver 0-1, Warsaw 1-0
Girls golf
Bremen beats Plymouth
Sophomore Alex Homman led Bremen with a 49, and the Lady Lions handed host Plymouth a 203-210 defeat in a dual meet at the Plymouth Country Club Monday evening.
Kayliegh Daily and Kaitlyn Ahlenius carded a pair of 51s, and Melissa Krathwohl finished close behind with a 52 for Bremen in the win. Gina Thorton shot 64 in the fifth spot in the Lions lineup, meanwhile.
Plymouth was led by Kelly Henderson's meet-low 47 playing in the third flight, while Morgan Oberly shot 51 in the fourth spot, Emily Denney carded a 55, and Katie McDonald shot 57 to complete the Pilgrims' team score. Katie Johnson was close behind with a 58.
The Pilgrims will host Wawasee and Elkhart Memorial Wednesday at the
Plymouth Country Club, while Bremen travels to McCormick Creek for a tri-way with NorthWood and Riley tonight.
At Plymouth Country Club
BREMEN (203): Alex Homann 49, Kayliegh Daily 51, Melissa Krathwohl 52, Kaitlyn Ahlenius 51, Gina Thorton 64.
PLYMOUTH (210): Emily Denney 55, Katie Johnson 58, Kelly Henderson 47, Morgan Oberly 51, Katie McDonald 57.
Plymouth JV score: 230 (Makayla Fox 59)
Glenn tops Triton
John Glenn topped Triton 199-233 in a dual Northern State Conference girls golf meet at Swan Lake Monday.
Madeleine Silvey shot 48 to pace Glenn, while Anna Schmeltz was close on her heels with a 49, and Morgan Eggleston finished one stroke back at 50. Emma Reese completed the Lady Falcons' score with a 52 as Glenn moved to 5-0 in dual meets, and Kaylee Matz finished in 55 on the Black Course at Indiana National.
Hannah Jennings shot 47 to lead the field for Triton, while Lizzy Erne turned in a 56, Lille Berger shot 62, and Kayla Kreft carded 68. Courtney Zentz shot 77 for the Trojans, who slipped to 1-3 with the loss.
At Indiana National Golf Club (Black Course) Par 36
GLENN (199): Anna Schmeltz 49, Emma Reese 52, Kaylee Matz 55, Madeleine Silvey 48, Morgan Eggleston 50.
TRITON (233): Hannah Jennings 47, Lizzy Erne 56, Lille Berger 62, Kayla Kreff 68, Courtney Zentz 77.
Records: John Glenn 5-0, Triton 1-3
JV Results: Glenn 277
OD falls in 4
Oregon-Davis jumped out to an early lead with a 25-22 win in the opening game but couldn't hold on in an eventual four-game loss to River Forest in the Lady Bobcats' season-opener Monday night.
Complete stats from the match were unavailable.
Complete stats unavailable.
Men's golf
PCC Club Championship results
Jason Christy won the championship flight as the Plymouth Country Club released its Club Championship results Monday.
Rob Carmichael came in second behind Christy, while Matt Chamberlin won the first flight, Ed Hupp was the second flight winner, and Darren Scott topped the third flight standings at the event, which took place Saturday and Sunday at the Plymouth Country Club.
Jan Starr was the women's champion, and Mitch Chamberlin finished runner-up.
Championship Flight
1. Jason Christy
2. Rob Carmichael
1st Flight
1. Matt Chamberlin
2. Tim Robertson
2nd Flight
1. Ed Hupp
2. John Wendel
3rd Flight
1. Darren Scott
2. Dan Whitmire
Women's Championship
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FitBox Samples
I came home the other day to a nice surprise in the mail from FixBox. What's FitBox? A monthly service where you can try out a variety of nutritional products and see which ones are best for you. Seems like a pretty good idea; you also get a pretty handy musette-style bag with each set of samples. What's in the bag? Well, it'll vary from month-to-month but mine came filled with some Clif Mojo Bars, Accelerade, Oja Loa Sport powder, a Mrs. May's Trio bar, a Harvet Powerbar, Sportlegs samples and some Endurolytes from Hammer Nutrition.
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Orange man ejected from vehicle during fatal crash
An Orange man is dead after wrecking his vehicle Tuesday, July 2, near Jack Brooks Airport in Nederland.
The 58-year-old driver was identified as James Lacy Francis. According to a Nederland Police Department press release, shortly after 8 p.m. Tuesday night, Francis was traveling southbound near the 1500 block of Highway 69 in his 2007 blue Mini Cooper traveling at a high rate of speed when he lost control of his vehicle.
Police responded to the scene to find the man's Mini Cooper in the ditch between the retaining wall separating the north and southbound lanes.
Nederland Police Chief Darrell Bush said that according to witnesses, the man was speeding and lost control of his vehicle. After traveling through the ditch, he crashed into a retaining wall, flipping several times and was then ejected from his vehicle.
"He rolled the vehicle several times and was pronounced dead on the scene by Judge (Marc) Derouen," Bush said. "From what the witnesses said he was traveling at a high rate of speed and just lost control."
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All Discussions Tagged 'interview' - Think Atheist 2019-01-23T23:20:01Z http://www.thinkatheist.com/forum/topic/listForTag?tag=interview&feed=yes&xn_auth=no Would you lie in a job interview? tag:www.thinkatheist.com,2012-06-30:1982180:Topic:1148475 2012-06-30T00:16:08.025Z Gabriela Menicucci http://www.thinkatheist.com/profile/Gabriela
I just returned from a long job interview that took me no less than 3 hrs. They gave me a job application form to fill in and the question "What's your religion?" was in it. I almost got a nervous break down, I felt tempted to write Jehovah Witness but thought it would be more interesting to put "None". The reason why I didn't wrote Atheist is because Atheism is not a religion, so basically I don't have a religion. If they were asking me whether I believe in god(s) then I…

I just returned from a long job interview that took me no less than 3 hrs. They gave me a job application form to fill in and the question "What's your religion?" was in it. I almost got a nervous break down, I felt tempted to write Jehovah Witness but thought it would be more interesting to put "None". The reason why I didn't wrote Atheist is because Atheism is not a religion, so basically I don't have a religion. If they were asking me whether I believe in god(s) then I would have answered I'm an Atheist but I think that is none of their bussiness.

Anyway now my friends and family members say that I should've wrote I'm a Catholic... But that is a small progress that I didn't put Atheist (4 years ago I was asked about Euthanasia and I said I agree with it and the recruiter sent me home lol). I know that there won't be any sort of punishment for me if I lied about that issue and that I would actually get a benefit from it, but I don't feel like going around saying I'm something I am not just to please some random person who doesn't even know me.

Or maybe is because is not a matter of live or death.

So.. would you lie about your atheism to get a job?
 GIVEAWAY!!! Win a copy of Prof. Lawrence Krauss's A Universe From Nothing! tag:www.thinkatheist.com,2012-01-11:1982180:Topic:1023734 2012-01-11T00:03:42.929Z Think Atheist http://www.thinkatheist.com/profile/ThinkAtheist320
EDIT2: This giveaway has concluded. Thanks to everyone that entered or purchased the book through the TA Radio Show bookstore! Tune in to the show to hear the winners announced!

EDIT!: The giveaway is now LIVE! The contest entering tweet is:

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EDIT2: This giveaway has concluded. Thanks to everyone that entered or purchased the book through the TA Radio Show bookstore! Tune in to the show to hear the winners announced!

EDIT!: The giveaway is now LIVE! The contest entering tweet is:

I'm a member of @ThinkAtheist and I want a copy of Lawrence Krauss's "A Universe From Nothing"! http://bit.ly/xlWb4w #atheism #science

Follow the instructions below to enter with this tweet and you'll have a chance to win a copy of the book!

Just received word from Free Press, the publisher of Lawrence Krauss's fantastic new book, A Universe From Nothing, that we'll be able to give away 5 copies to coincide with Prof. Krauss's joining us for an interview to air this Sunday night, January 15th! The giveaway will run from 9AM Eastern Friday the 13th to 12PM Eastern Sunday the 15th. Instructions for how to enter to win your copy are below!

But if you can't wait for the giveaway, you can always purchase the book through the Think Atheist Radio Amazon Book Store by clicking here!

The author:

For those that don't know, Dr. Krauss is a theoretical physicist at Arizona State University where he is the director of that school's "Origins Project". His research interests include the interface between elementary particle physics and cosmology, where his studies include the early universe, the nature of dark matter, general relativity and neutrino astrophysics. He is the author of, among others, The Physics of Star Trek and Atom: A Single Oxygen Atom's Journey from the Big Bang, to Life on Earth...and Beyond.

The book:

Spawned from his wildly popular talk at the 2009 Atheists Alliance International conference, his new book– which includes an afterword by none other than Richard Dawkins– takes us from Newton all the way up through Lemaître, Einstein, Hubble, and on up to today and the CMBR data, showing us in the clear compelling language we've come to expect from a communicator of his caliber, just how and why the universe requires no Creator. Want to put the question "Why is there something rather than nothing?" to bed? And don't think for a second if you've seen the video of Prof. Krauss's 2009 talk that you've heard it all. This book goes in to much more detail and includes his additional and updated thoughts cultivated through discussions with others in the field, coverage of common misconceptions, and corrections to media coverage of his talk! Seriously. Read this book.

The praise has come from significant voices:

"Astronomers at the beginning of the twentieth century were wondering whether there was anything beyond our Milky Way Galaxy. As Lawrence Krauss lucidly explains, astronomers living two trillion years from now, will perhaps be pondering precisely the same question! Beautifully navigating through deep intellectual waters, Krauss presents the most recent ideas on the nature of our cosmos, and of our place within it. A fascinating read."

– Mario Livio, author of Is God A Mathematician? and The Golden Ratio

 "In this clear and crisply written book, Lawrence Krauss outlines the compelling evidence that our complex cosmos has evolved from a hot, dense state and how this progress has emboldened theorists to develop fascinating speculations about how things really began."

– Martin Rees, author of Our Final Hour
 "A series of brilliant insights and astonishing discoveries have rocked the Universe in recent years, and Lawrence Krauss has been in the thick of it. With his characteristic verve, and using many clever devices, he's made that remarkable story remarkably accessible. The climax is a bold scientific answer to the great question of existence: Why is there something rather than nothing."

– Frank Wilczek, Nobel Laureate and Herman Feshbach professor at MIT, author of The Lightness of Being

 "With characteristic wit, eloquence and clarity Lawrence Krauss gives a wonderfully illuminating account of how science deals with one of the biggest questions of all: how the universe's existence could arise from nothing. It is a question that philosophy and theology get themselves into muddle over, but that science can offer real answers to, as Krauss's lucid explanation shows. Here is the triumph of physics over metaphysics, reason and enquiry over obfuscation and myth, made plain for all to see: Krauss gives us a treat as well as an education in fascinating style."

– A. C. Grayling, author of The Good Book

 "In A Universe from Nothing, Lawrence Krauss has written a thrilling introduction to the current state of cosmology—the branch of science that tells us about the deep past and deeper future of everything. As it turns out, everything has a lot to do with nothing—and nothing to do with God. This is a brilliant and disarming book."

– Sam Harris, author of The Moral Landscape

 "We have been living through a revolution in cosmology as wondrous as that initiated by Copernicus. Here is the essential, engrossing and brilliant guide."

– Ian McEwan

 "Nothing is not nothing. Nothing is something. That's how a cosmos can be spawned from the void -- a profound idea conveyed in A Universe From Nothingthat unsettles some yet enlightens others. Meanwhile, it's just another day on the job for physicist Lawrence Krauss."

– Neil deGrasse Tyson, Astrophysicist, American Museum of Natural History

Here are the giveaway rules:

1) Open to members of Think Atheist with a Twitter account. Create one now so that you're prepared ahead of time for the giveaway. (Each giveaway we have one or two people saying "I don't want to create a Twitter account just for the giveaway!" and then invariably we end up with one of the winners being someone who created their account just for the giveaways. So... yeah.)

2) Held 9AM Friday January 13th to 12PM Sunday January 15th. (All times are Eastern US. Here's a timezone converter for those in other timezones around the world.) The giveaway will go live with an announcement from the Producer of the Think Atheist Radio Show's Twitter.

3) You will be considered to have entered the giveaway when, as a Think Atheist member, you take to Twitter between the hours of 9AM Friday January 13th to 12PM Sunday January 15th to follow Think Atheist on Twitter and send the specified giveaway entering tweet. The giveaway entering tweet can be found at the top of this page but is: I'm a member of @ThinkAtheist and I want a copy of Lawrence Krauss's "A Universe From Nothing"! http://bit.ly/xlWb4w #atheism #science. Create your Twitter account, join Think Atheist if you're not already a member.

4) One entry per person. Multiple entries will not count and may result in your being excluded from the giveaway entirely! Follow the Producer of the Think Atheist Radio Show's Twitterto watch for confirmation that your entry has been received.

5) At the conclusion of the giveaway we will randomly draw as many numbers corresponding to entries as their are prizes to giveaway. Provisional* winners will be announced on the Think Atheist Radio Showon January 15th beginning at 5PM Pacific/8PM Eastern*. Make sure you tune in to the show to see if you've won! (Remember, if you can't listen live you can listen to the show from the archive at any time immediately following its having aired live!) *Should any of the chosen entrants not be verified as Think Atheist members and as followers of Think Atheist on Twitter we will then randomly select another entrant. This will continue until such time as we have as many verified Think Atheist members/Think Atheist Twitter followers as winners as their are prizes.

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 What got you thrown out of church - win a book! tag:www.thinkatheist.com,2010-09-20:1982180:Topic:363763 2010-09-20T02:10:05.739Z Jake Farr-Wharton http://www.thinkatheist.com/profile/JakeFarrWharton
Hi all,

I run an atheist podcast The Imaginary Friends Show, www.ImaginaryFriendsShow.com, from my basement in Australia. We're up to 14 episodes thus far and have acheived a pretty good following of just under a thousand 'listeners' a week (i.e. it's the number of people who download the show... can't tell how many…

Hi all,

I run an atheist podcast The Imaginary Friends Show, www.ImaginaryFriendsShow.com, from my basement in Australia. We're up to 14 episodes thus far and have acheived a pretty good following of just under a thousand 'listeners' a week (i.e. it's the number of people who download the show... can't tell how many actually listen to it).

I interviewed Odin Zeus McGaffer (pen-name, his real name, I've heard, is Yeshua ben Yeuseph) author of 'Does God Get Diarreah' over the weekend and he's giving away several coppies of his book (which I read prior to the interview, and is actually an incredibly compelling piece of literature) to listeners of the show.

All you have to do is join The Imaginary Friends Show - Podcast group on Facebook and post a story about "what you did to get kicked out of church."

Listen to the episode here: http://www.blip.tv/file/4136679

Or download in iTunes here: http://itunes.apple.com/podcast/the-imaginary-friends-show/id369614166

May God be less.

Jake Farr-Wharton


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Sochi, Russia: U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon is coming to the Sochi Olympics.
IOC President Thomas Bach says Ban will deliver a keynote speech at the International Olympic Committee's general assembly, which runs from Wednesday to Friday.
He will be the first U.N. secretary-general to address an IOC annual session.
Bach spoke at the U.N. General Assembly in November. The IOC has observer status at the U.N.
The General Assembly adopted a symbolic resolution calling for observance of an "Olympic Truce," as it has for each Olympics since 1994. Countries have continued fighting wars whether the Olympics are on or not.
Ban's visit to Sochi comes after several world leaders decided to skip the games, including Barack Obama, German President Joachim Gauck and French President Francois Hollande.
Russia has come under criticism for its human rights record and law against gay "propaganda."


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text: Im following the Perfect Hosting server tutorial with ISPConfig3. I'm on page 7 and I'm getting the following error when trying to run the ISPConfig3 install php file: "No PHP MySQL functions available." I am using the PHP CGI option as outlined in the tutorial. However, I'm guessing that the "php" command is running the default Ubuntu php 5.4 which may yet not have MySQL installed.. I don't know. I tried running apt-get install php5-mysql and it completes but I still get the error. Would really appreciate some suggestions. Thank you!