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Comment: I had bought and used this product before but I paid at least 3 times more for one can. At the time, after using it, I thought it was a good deal and was planing on bying this product again but when I seen the price Jafrum sells it for, I ordered it right away before they run out of stock.
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Comment: Love this! So easy to use; really makes the bike surfaces shine.
Comment: I had been spoiled by Clean Cycle Products but when my "Spray and Shine" ran out I decided to try something new. I had heard of Bike Spirits and wanted to try them out. I was mildly disappointed, the product goes on easy and shines up nice, but Clean Cycles version gave a deeper shine to the paint while Bike Spirits made the chrome look better. Not being much of a chrome fan (too much maintenance) and not liking the smell of the product (oily or something)I can only give this one a 4.
Also keep in mind, my paint is old....may work great on new paints...
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"After the eval, I would only spend about 5 minutes of each session with the actual physical therapist. It was usually interns or physical therapy assistants who were with me. My physical therapist commented that there was "hardly anything at all" showing on my MRI. After that, I was just confused about why I was coming in for the appointments. The physical therapist didn't really seem to have a plan for me. I asked how long I would come and he said until the pain had subsided and we would "go from there." I had to remind him about the spinal decompression plan on two different occasions. Seemed like a waste of time and money. Maybe my experience there would have been better if I had a different physical therapist. On a positive note, the front office staff was very helpful and attentive. "
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Manager—and violinist—Roy Niederhoffer backs the Harmony Program.
By Danielle Beurteaux
Niederhoffer, 44, is the founder and president of R.G. Niederhoffer Capital Management, a short-term quantitative trading fund with assets just under $1 billion. He has also been playing music for most of his life. Niederhoffer is a founding member of the Park Avenue Chamber Symphony, an orchestra of accomplished amateur players, where he has a seat as a violinist. In 2008 a woman named Anne Fitzgibbon gave a presentation during a PACS intermission about the organization she'd recently founded: the Harmony Program, a free music education program for elementary school kids. Niederhoffer immediately knew this was a group he wanted to support. "She had a very inspiring vision for what she could accomplish," he says. "I decided to try to get the orchestra involved and get involved personally."
Harmony Program kids, who come from three area schools—one each in Brooklyn, Harlem, and the Bronx—take a music lesson every day after school. The program, based on El Sistema, Venezuela's famous national music education program, aims to reach young kids who wouldn't otherwise have the opportunity to study music. It also recruits and trains college music students, from the undergraduate to postgraduate level, to be teachers.
"If you don't start somebody at age four or five in music, it's very, very rare for them to achieve a high level of skill," says Niederhoffer. He should know—he began his own musical training at age four, learning violin with the Suzuki method (a music pedagogical system developed by Japanese violinist Shinichi Suzuki).
Why is music education important? Niederhoffer, who likes hiring musicians to work at his fund, has some compelling arguments. "It teaches extremely important lessons about how to achieve any goal," he says. Kids learn how to break tasks down into manageable parts, and they also learn about work, cooperation and responsibility. "It gives a structure and rigor to what kids are doing," says Niederhoffer.
Fitzgibbon praises Niederhoffer not just for his passion for music and commitment to music education, but also for his willingness to take action.
"He isn't a talker, he's a doer," she says. "He thinks creatively and strategically, and he'll make something happen. If he says he's going to do it, he'll do it."
Luckily for Fitzgibbon, she gave her presentation at exactly the right time: the Park Avenue Chamber Symphony was looking to expand its charitable work with music education and has since become a supporter of the Harmony Program, both musically and financially—it recently raised more than $100,000 for the group. Says Niederhoffer, "This seemed like a perfect way to focus our efforts."
Of course, Niederhoffer hasn't forgotten the simplest pleasure that music brings to the lives of both musicians and their audiences. "It's fun; it makes people happy," he says. "It's a great thing to share." AR
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Yes! Hand over your files to a convicted criminal! That will be better.
Is the sync client open source, so that I can check it's not snooping?
Yes! Hand over your files to a convicted criminal! That will be better.
Is the sync client open source, so that I can check it's not snooping?
If "fixing toolkits" is all that is needed, why hasn't anybody done it? How about yourself?
As far as I can tell, everyone who has tried to speed up X over the network has taken a different route. Maybe once you actually look at the toolkit code, it's not that easy---otherwise it would have been done ages ago.
[quote]But yes, you need a fast network with todays bloated desktops.
"Bloated desktop"? Hardly. Try putting up a 10-year old tcl/tk based GUI which allows you to manipulate 2D graphics by live-changing brightness/contrast. Try doing this over a 12Mbps down connection. This is my use case. And it is ridiculously slow---unusable.
Change is not bad. X11 needs change. Perhaps they should have worked with X11, but from what I hear the X11 authors themselves didn't want to keep it.
X11 is broken in one serious way. X11 window forwarding over network is slow. Pathetically slow. Maybe some people who only ever forward terminals from X11 and whose entire computer use case involves manipulating ASCII characters might be fine with this, but those of us who work with graphics of any kinds that third-party hacks are required to make X work over a network. Witness the abomination that is NoMachine NX, where they had to basically rewrite X11 so that it would work fast over a slow network connection.
X11 may have many plusses, but this inability to do fast networking is just stupid and needs to change---whether via updating X11, Wayland, Mir, or what have you.
You sound like someone who's gotten burnt by installing non-long-term-support Ubuntu in a production environment. That was your error, really; the non-LTS releases get minimal support, so installing them in an infrastructure-critical environment is pure silliness.
I've never had an issue with LTS releases... I have a machine that's been continuously updated since Ubuntu 8.10 (non-LTS), and the thing has miraculously upgraded with zero hitches via 8.10->9.10->10.04->12.04 and soon to be 14.04. This was a 2008 Mac Pro, to boot, so I've enjoyed incredible support in terms of mac-specific drivers and even the Broadcom wifi working out of the box.
Shuttleworth has inspired many people, and while he's made mistakes he's not afraid to push the boundaries and make disruptive changes because that's what keeps things going. The formula of disrputive changes in non-LTS with stability in LTS works great. Just stick to 0.1 releases of LTS Ubuntu and you'll have a stable system.
If Stallman thinks that it is a "reasonable" proposition to force companies to put their source code in escrow, he is further removed from reality than I thought. It is more reasonable to leave things the way they are.
He also proposes a reasonable fix:
So I proposed that the Pirate Party platform require proprietary software's source code to be put in escrow when the binaries are released. The escrowed source code would then be released in the public domain after 5 years. Rather than making free software an official exception to the 5-year copyright rule, this would eliminate proprietary software's unofficial exception. Either way, the result is fair.
I meant "closed source," not "sells a source"
Mod this one up everyone... the ONLY question out of all of these that we can't guess Stallman's answer to.
If the source code is never published, then the source never needs to go into the public domain at all. Once the GPL becomes unenforceable, then there is nothing there to force you to publish your source code. So:
1) Emacs vXX is released in 2014.
2) Copyright expires in 2019 and it goes into public domain.
3) Company downloads vXX as public domain code and makes a sells a source program based on it.
4) In 2024, the Company's binaries become public domain, but since it never released source, its improvements never do.
So, in summary, while the binaries will eventually be public domain, this does not replace the GPL's current function of forcing the sharing of source.... the Company's source code improvements to emacs can be kept private forever.
Come on, you need to add a couple of digits to your UID if you're making this type of argument.
It's been said over and over again for a decade on slashdot: no one's saying you can't profit from free software, especially RMS. He would love it if everyone could profit from free software.
"Stallman's community" (I presume you mean the FSF) is about one thing and one thing only: the idea that when you create something that is free for everyone, you have a tool to ensure that as it evolves, it remains free for everyone for ever. Pure and simple, that is all.
It's about saying one thing and one thing only: "this thing that I have created is a seed., free for everyone to use. Whatever fruit it gives, and whatever other ideas it gives rise to, should also remain free for everyone to use."
The fact that profit is associated with restricting the freedom to copy or modify is entirely tangential to the above basic point.
There's a flip side. I brought in an iPhone 5, almost out of warranty, with a broken sleep button, to the Genius Bar on my way to work. The guy said "yep," 5 minutes later I walked away with a fully functioning replacement, no questions asked; got to my office, and it was like having a brand new phone.
Then I was at an AT&T store. I saw a I guy with a Windows Phone; same thing---button issues, still under warranty. He got told to ship his phone somewhere. He needed his phone so he couldn't ship it off. So he got told to haul is ass somewhere thirty minutes away to a depot, and maybe after they looked at it there would get a replacement. The look of confused frustration on his face made me feel like I was taping an apple commercial.
Bottom line is: everyone says Apple is more expensive. Well, first of all, it's not. Same price for the top-tier Apple and Android phones. OK, so the cables are more expensive and proprietary. True that stinks, but maybe that pays for stuff like the Genius bar where they go out of their way to make life easier for you.
No issues on an iPhone 5. It's been a joy to use and a breath of fresh air---the UI was 5 years old and getting really stale.
I'd been really getting bored of my iPhone and *gasp* using it only in a very utilitarian manner for quite some years. Now I actually turn it on again because all the fades and swimming bubbles and blurs are actually quite damned cool to look at. It's fun using it again.
You don't even need a Fourier transform to get an intuition for the principle. Both the Fourier transform and the uncertainty principle are consequences of the Cauchy-Schwarz integral inequality:
So like everything else in physics, it's a consequence of math, not incomprehensible magic.
Is there a tweak that brings back Aero?
Is joke, right? The whole idea of dethorning MS is passe now. MS is dethroning itself.
The ones I found aren't OSS and cost $3-$5. Are we really crossing over to the OS X realm of finding paid tweaks to provide much needed system functionality?
Do these tweaks really restore the FULL start menu? Including the part of it that searches inside your documents and launches the appropriate software to read the documents when clicked on or hit return?
Oh wait, do I really want to trust some third party to search inside my documents? In Win7, it was Microsoft that searched inside the documents and despite all their faults I semi-trusted Microsoft to respect my privacy... but now whoever runs some random tweak is searching inside my files?
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From as far back as I could remember, we often took trips to visit family, especially during Christmas during the many years past.
For the most part, from 1970 onward there were few left on my fathers family side, and they often (even after once in a blue moon contacts) would dissappear back East into the silence of privacy which was a major mark of both sides of my family, both my mothers and fathers.
My Grandfather-fathers side (Raymond Marsh) passed in 1963,and his second wife (Pearl Harkins) moved to Tucson later in about 1968 until her passing in 1971. As to the location of my original Grandmother Eltka Tchereginska (an assumed name probably chosen, most likely a stage name had long time dissappeared into the notable ether of life--
I have snippets of some stage bills poorly conserved from the early 1900's under an assumed name of "Edwards"--but this is part of that unknown family, and its history (perhaps never to be heard of again)
My grandparents on my mothers side were frequently visited during my childhood until their passings in the 60's and 70's leaving not too many left in family from the San Francisco-
During the Christmas (and at other intermittent times) in1970's and 80's we would often visit my Aunt Mitzi Benkman (Erickson) and her husband Gene Erickson at their home in Tiberon California. At this time my aunts household would be the collection point for many memories as well as family visitors, such as my cousin Kris and other second cousins which would arrive sometimes to see us during the holidays.
It would be a wonderful occasion to go up to San Francisco,and the Bay area to visit them over Christmas as I well remember, though it was a long trip for us with my father and his busy schedule. We would make the drive nearly every Christmas for a while, and then sometimes head off on our own towards other destinations where my father would have business during the Christmas-New Years Break.
I do remember my aunts simple but wonderful house in Tiberon, remembering each visit with a certain fondness. We always stayed about a week (as to not to crowd their small home for others who may be visiting and staying there).
My aunt Mitzi Erickson was a flutist and I do remember on occasion she would play for us during our visits, even though rather short in duration and always wanting to spend more time to really get to know them.
They were very private people so it seemed and as time passed, being the last of my relatives, (including my mothers sister Constance Erickson-who passed in 1992) I really wanted to spend more time to share some of the events of my life with them.
I would travel up to San Francisco as often as I could and as often as time could be afforded to see them, especially after my fathers passing in 1992. (This was a really difficult time for me all around, the logistics of which needed support, or sometimes just relatives to talk to)
It was rather unfortunate that as the years passed that I could not go up to see them all the way to the bay area for various reasons, some being that I was far away in personal residence (Prague or Italy).
I never felt they were particularly thrilled about a residence so far away for me...especially in Eastern Europe where I lived from 1997- 2003...and then Italy onward until 2006.
I visited them the last time in 2003 after the sad occasion of my divorce from my Czech wife. It was a long trip and a difficult one during that time, as my entire life was upside down (but I tried not to show it, and just propose that my feet were landed upon,full and steady)
Both my aunt and uncle were in elder years and I tried not to be dramatic as to the things that happened, nor did I try to burden them with other details...respecting in some ways that status.
I offered to stay in California if they needed me to help take care of them. But I was made aware of a need for self sufficency and headed back to Arizona alone-having ordeals along the road that made a 4 day trip last nearly a month. (Another chapter)
Over the next several year I did write but had no response after Italy--when things did go awry with Marni (the opera singer in Torino-Turin) and the entire engagement debacle of coming back home to the US and fully setting to the road! Not dramatic but real!
Of course it was sad I realized the entire maze of the road--and wanted to go and visit...family. But this was a very unfortunate experience that I had dealt with and it was difficult too for others to share with, out of respects to by aunt and uncle being elderly---
The last relatives never wrote or gave me messages as to what was happening- My letters never were returned.
My Aunt Mitzi Erickson I heard passed away in November of 2010. yes it was a shock, but she had lived a fulfilling life into her 90's
She was my last blood relative. Of course I never had any news (good or bad), even though writing condolence letters--giving a return address--but no answer.
I held her last letter with memory in my hands sent to me in Italy
She was dearly missed-
I wanted to see both my aunt and uncle another time-
The days of traveling were difficult after my return--2009/10/11 where it was difficult to get any message out asides from Internet-
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After 1 ½ years in Office Barack Obama continues to display little understanding of the currents of geo-political action in which the US is involved. His recent response to the Hamas/Iranian inspired attempt to break the Israeli Gaza sea blockade indicates that he is philosophically more attuned to those who criticize or oppose America and either ignores or supports their concomitant depredations against liberal democracies (re: Honduras). He does not understand the importance of supporting or protecting our liberal democratic allies. In this view, he appears to have a dangerous combination of ignorance and naiveté as a world view vis-à-vis an understanding of the advantages of military power and a will to use it as a deterrent to the adventures of the Chavez's, Achmadineshads's, and Kim Jong Il's of the world. In the ceaseless battle for protecting and expanding free democracies he is an increasingly reluctant warrior. On the other hand, here in the US he is a "heroic figure" in his class warfare campaign against the wealth producers of the nation. But even in this effort one has the sense that he also does not really understand the dynamics of a free market economy, only the tactics and schemes of those who would confiscate the wealth it produces for whatever purposes he considers would further his vision of "justice". I doubt this is the president that many hoped would restore luster to the American star.
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Peach Trees
- Summary
Grow your own peaches and enjoy one of summer's ultimate pleasures: the sweet, delicate flavor a just-picked ripe peach. The juicy fruit is delicious fresh in salads, poached, baked into pies and cobblers, and preserved.
Contender: Provides a crop of big yellow fruit just when other peach trees are slowing down. The flesh of the peach is firm and resists browning, and the freestone pit removes easily. Tolerant of late-spring frost, Contender's a good choice in growing zones where other peaches falter. Fruits in mid-August.
Harvester: This luscious yellow freestone peach bursts with sweet-tart flavor. It's a reliable producer that thrives in a wide range of growing zones. Fruits in late July to early August.
June Gold: Kicks off peach season with large, firm, slightly red fruit that has creamy yellow flesh. This clingstone variety needs only 650 chill hours, making it an excellent choice for temperate growing zones. Fruits in late May to early June.
Red Haven: Firm freestone fruit with a good acid balance and almost no fuzz makes the Red Haven a popular choice for canning, baking, freezing and simply eating. It's a vigorous, fast-growing tree that bears fruit young. Fruits in late July to early August.
Rouston Red: An excellent producer that bears large, luscious freestone peaches early in the season, giving you a head start on summer canning. Fruits in early July.
- Contender and Red Haven: Zones 5–8.
- Harvester: Zones 5–9; June Gold: Zones 7–9; Rouston Red: Zones 7–8.
- Flowers in spring with blossoms ranging from pink to dark red.
- Grows 15'–20' high, 10'–15' wide.
- Suitable for ground planting.
- Requires full sun.
- For Yields approx. 3 bushels at maturity (3 to 4 years).
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- When you go to buy a ticket to a big concert or a big game, you've often got to deal with Ticketmaster.
Rocker Bruce Springsteen first questioned whether Ticketmaster was rigging the system -- and, now, a major Nashville music industry figure is raising some of the same questions.
Earlier this year, it was "The Boss" versus "The Master." After Ticketmaster redirected concert fans to its own scalping site, TicketsNow, Springsteen declared that he was "furious" with the ticketing giant.
Springsteen called Ticketmaster's scalping business a "conflict" and suggested other artists/promoters are involved.
Ticketmaster blamed the incident on a "computer glitch."
Ticketmaster reached settlements with New Jersey and Illinois attorneys general.
It was at the same time that Keith Urban had a side deal with Ticketmaster, letting it pull out hundreds of tickets from his world tour to be sold as "Official Platinum Seats" for inflated prices.
Legendary concert promoter Louis Messina says Taylor Swift turned down a lucrative deal from Ticketmaster that she considered akin to scalping tickets to her own shows.
Still, as our investigation discovered, prime seats repeatedly showed up on TicketsNow and other ticket sites being scalped for outrageous prices. And Messina tells NewsChannel 5's chief investigative reporter Phil Williams that he suspects Ticketmaster had a hand in it.
"Is Ticketmaster standing at the front of the line grabbing tickets?" Williams asked.
"Ticketmaster has all of the tickets," Messina answered. "They don't have to stand at the front of the line."
The Houston-based promoter, who also works with Kenny Chesney, George Strait and major artists, explained. "Are they [Ticketmaster] feeding their own companies? If you owned a company... I would think the answer is yes."
"You suspect that's going on?" Williams asked.
"Yeah, of course, I do. How can you not?"
"That's a big deal if they're doing that."
"There's nothing that I can do, though. I mean, there is nothing I can do."
Ticketmaster says tickets from Keith Urban, for example, might end up on TicketsNow only if a concert were postponed and fans who purchased the so-called "platinum" tickets wanted their money back.
They could also end up there if a fraudulent credit card was used to purchase those seats.
"I'm not educated enough regarding ticketing to know how the Ticketmaster, TicketsNow, all that works," Messina said.
"You're one of the biggest names in the business," Williams noted.
"But you know what, there comes a time when you just shrug your shoulders -- and I shrugged my shoulders years ago."
However, a new lawsuit by a New Jersey ticket broker claims that a Ticketmaster-affiliated company that manages the Eagles was involved in a secret scalping effort for the band's 2008-2009 tour.
The lawsuit also claims Ticketmaster itself scalped tickets for Van Halen, Def Leppard, Kanye West, Steely Dan, George Michael, Journey, New Kids on the Block and Neil Diamond.
Read the lawsuit filed by ticket broker Chuck Lombardo.
Add to that, a class-action lawsuit filed on behalf of concert fans accuses Ticketmaster of driving up prices by engaging in "an illegal conspiracy known as 'Project Showtime.'"
It claims Ticketmaster "deliberately withheld a pre-determined number of ... tickets from the 'primary market'" to be scalped. That enabled the "co-conspirators to reap millions of dollars in illegal profits."
Wall Street Journal: "Big Ticket Seller Tried Deal With Scalpers"
Read the class-action lawsuit (Part 1, Part 2) filed against Ticketmaster on behalf of concert ticket purchasers.
Read Ticketmaster's response.
In hearings before Congress, Ticketmaster's CEO denied that the company rigs the system.
"There are tickets held by various parties, and those are the ones that generally end up on the secondary sites," Irving Azoff testified.
That's why, after the Springsteen incident made headlines, New Jersey Congressman Bill Pascrell introduced the so-called BOSS Act. Among other things, it would:
Read Pascrell's news release about the Boss Act.
Pascrell says NewsChannel 5's on-going investigation of concert tickets illustrates the need for reform.
"What you brought out has hit the nail right on the head because now the artists -- many of them -- in collusion," the New Jersey Democrat said in a telephone interview.
"We need oversight -- there's no two ways about it. The fact that people in the industry don't know what's going on -- which I find hard to believe -- leads me to believe that it's even worse than I thought."
On Tuesday, Ticketmaster agreed to do a satellite interview Wednesday morning to answer Phil Williams' questions.
But at 3 a.m. Wednesday, the company sent an email, backing out.
Still, a spokesperson denied Messina's suggestion that they ever pull any tickets to be scalped. In the email, she said:
"As stated clearly on our web site and outlined in the internal ticketing documents your station uncovered from the Sommet Center and Taylor Swift tour, it is the sole decision of our clients -- the promoter, venue and/or artist -- to determine the location and amount of tickets to be sold during a presale, promotion, fanclub, platinum, auction and /or general onsale. We applaud the investigative journalism conducted by NewsChannel 5 and stand behind the ticketing maps and instructions uncovered."
She also called the lawsuits "meritless."
Still, we had two simple questions: Was there ever a Project Showtime scalping effort? And, if so, what was it?
The spokesperson refused to answer those questions. In a separate statement, she said:
"Ticketmaster continually explores new and viable revenue streams in both the primary and secondary marketplace on behalf of our clients and live event rightsholders to maximize sales and capture the fair market ticket value for promoters, venues, teams and artists."
False Hopes Fuel Keith Urban's Ticket Frenzy
Scalpers, Wealthy Get Great Seats for Taylor Swift
Taylor Swift's Promoter: Congress Can Fix Ticket Woes
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First off let me start by saying i am new to the forum, I have jailbroken a few iphones/itouches with no problem in the past.
I currently do not have the 4.1 SHSH Blobs
Running Windows 7 Ultimate 64-Bit
Running Itunes 10.1.1.4
Iphone 3GS 16g 4.2.1 New BootRom
Used redsn0w to jailbreak
here is a paste of my iphone updater log 2010-12-20 18:14:09.536 [1604:1078]: restore libra
That one was made with the 4.2.1 UPG
I recently used Redsn0w b5 to jailbreak following a few guides. I was aware of the consequences that would happen if i clicked on Ipad Baseband. The first time around i avoided that button and continued. the Jailbreak was a success After playing around with the phone Cydia and Safari were not working properly Also it was a bit slow. I decided to downgrade again and before the recovery finished i got the error as expected and now i am completely stuck in Recovery mode (With Ipod Wire+Itune symbol). I have read many guides and threads on this forum hoping i will come across a solution. Its been about 4 days and still no luck.
I will post here everything i have tried and things i have read.
- Mostly iPhone hacking: Data recovery: not just for iBoot-pwned devices
In this link i have read it changes the IPSW to Recover instead of Update. I used the 4.2.1 to create the UPG And it was recovering. Before it finished i got error "1015" I have read it is a common error and should just use the TinyUmbrella to kick from Recovery at that point.
I tried that as well and still did not work. Maybe i did the Tinyumbrella Wrong but this is how i did it. Once the error poped up i left it on the itunes screen opened TinyUmbrella and clicked "Exit Recovery" Then it loops as usual.
I also tried to follow this guide where this user has exact problem as mine except he is on 3G where as i am on 3GS.
- http://www.hackint0sh.org/f206/197127.htm
Also i tried to downgrade to 4.1 but i get Error code "3194" i googled it and tried Some "Fix" And still problem occurs. i was reading this post and it seems Last poster is stuck where i am stuck at http://www.hackint0sh.org/f204/196391.htm
Also tried to get download a custom firmware of 4.2.1 and no go iether it hangs for a real long time at "Prepare iphone for restore" And then it errors out error code is "1604"
i also tried to follow this link with users having similar problem and still no luck http://www.hackint0sh.org/f204/196391.htm
Any help i would appreciate i am getting a bit frustrated.
Ah and also, i have tried with and without the SIM


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Realignment greeted him, as the AHSAA bumped the Wildcats up from Class 2A to 3A before his first season in 2008.
Another realignment in 2010 put White Plains in a nine-team region that included 4A dropdowns like Saks.
This for a program that hasn't been to the playoffs since 1994.
But White Plains is a growing school, and surely the roster would catch up as enrollment forced the Wildcats into tougher competition. Well, not exactly.
A core group of building-block players like Brock Wright, Konnor Amis, "Dirt" Jones and Kyle Bowen have melted away, and that undefeated middle school team from a few years back?
Not all of those guys will be on the field this year.
"We had one (sophomore Dylan Randall) that's not playing because of injuries (concussions), and we had a couple of others that decided not to play," Harmon said.
Add that White Plains returns just four starters on offense and three on defense from a 3-7 team, and Harmon sure has his challenges in trying to make his fourth Wildcats team the first to break the school's playoff drought.
"We're returning some really solid linemen," Harmon said, emphasizing the positives. "When I first got here, I felt like we were weak in all areas, but the line was the worst I'd ever seen. They have come so far."
Here comes the "but."
"But the skill guys that we were counting on, some of them are not playing," he said. "We're having to take other guys that maybe we weren't counting on two years ago and get them ready to go.
"I think we can, but as far as our plan of what we were going to build toward, that's happened on the line. It just hasn't happened on the skill. We're kind of still struggling a little bit on our skill players."
It's one step forward, one step back, and that's new to a proven winner like Harmon. His track record is quick steps forward, with breakthrough second seasons.
It almost happened that way at White Plains. The Wildcats came within one victory of the playoffs in 2009 but lost a heartbreaker in a winner-goes game at Wellborn.
That team finished 5-5 despite losing a top defender in Dillon McGuffie, and Harmon thought he had another 5-5ish team a year ago. Oh, those challenges.
A preseason shoulder injury kept Bowen, a defensive lineman and a key offensive threat at tight end, out until the Glencoe game.
Coming into this season, Harmon's challenges include fall baseball. Of the 17 players from a baseball team that has gone three rounds deep in the playoffs the past two years, only one plays football.
"I've never had that problem before," Harmon said.
The Wildcats' roster counts 35 players, down from nearly 50 in Harmon's second year. He likes the players he has.
"The kids that I coach work really, really hard," he said. "Most coaches say that, but they do. They do everything we ask them to do, and they believe in what we're doing.
"Our whole thing of 'Build it,' they've bought in."
If White Plains is to break through this season, it will do so with raw skill players like quarterback Dalemetrius Reddick
"He is really doing well," Harmon said. "He's real crafty, and he has real good vision, and he's pretty smooth at what he's doing.
"He's not trained in the skill of playing quarterback, but as far as the intangible things, he has them."
Harmon also has a new and unusual running back in 260-pound Roderick Young.
"Roderick is kind of a project," Harmon said. "He played as an eighth-grader last year and started varsity on the offensive line, but he's one of our faster guys."
White Plains will also rely heavily on Jalen Hill in the backfield.
Fullback Logan Giddens will move to Bowen's tight end on offense and Jones' middle linebacker slot on defense.
"He's probably our purist football player, just a physical, mean football player," Harmon said. "He can play any position on the field, pretty much."
Giddens said he's up to the challenges of his new positions, and White Plains is up to its many challenges.
"Expectations are going to be high," he said. "We'll have a really explosive offense. We've just got to step up and have leaders like we had last year with Kyle and Dirt and Konnor."
Joe Medley is The Star's sports columnist. He can be reached at 256-235-3576 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Follow on Twitter @jmedley_star.


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Thank You Richmond
This weekend, the Colonial Athletic Association will be staging its 24th consecutive men's basketball championship at the Richmond Coliseum before moving to Baltimore for the 2014-16 tournaments. Through the years, over 750,000 spectators have watched the electricity of 207 "March Madness" tournament games with millions more watching the national television broadcasts showcasing Richmond. Some of the most memorable games in NCAA tournament history got their start at the CAA tournament. Richmond's historic upset of #2 Syracuse in 1991; Old Dominion's 3 overtime victory over #3 Villanova in 1995; VCU's victory over Duke in 2007; and the most memorable of all, the captivating performances of our 2006 George Mason and 2011 VCU Final Four teams!
The CAA has always believed that the tournament should be a valuable motivational opportunity for the youth in Richmond. The conference has had annual "good behavior" partnerships with the public schools in Metro Richmond, the Richmond Parks and Recreation programs, Police Athletic League, YMCA, Boys and Girls Clubs, Special Olympics, Boy and Girl Scouts and many other youth organizations. One of my personal favorites occurred in 1992 when kids from the City's Parks & Rec programs had a special, private breakfast with basketball legend Julius "Dr. J" Erving. In the past 24 years, thousands of kids have received free tickets to the Championship for achieving Honor Roll status, participating in reading programs or achieving perfect attendance at their school. Our coaches have conducted clinics where all these things were stressed in order to follow the dream of playing college basketball and beyond. We hope that in some small way, the tournament made a positive difference for area youth.
Our success wouldn't have been possible without the tremendous support from numerous tournament sponsors, the City of Richmond and countless volunteers. I would like to particularly thank Jim and Bobby Ukrop from Ukrop's and First Market Bank and our original long-time title sponsor, Richfood whose support beginning in 1990 provided the foundation that allowed the tournament to prosper through all the years. The City of Richmond, the SMG staff (operators of the Richmond Coliseum), the Richmond Metropolitan Convention and Visitors Bureau, and the Richmond SportsBackers have all been tremendous partners and advocates for the CAA throughout, investing time, effort and resources that is impossible to calculate and quantify.
A flood of "March Madness" emotion and memories will be on display for a final time on Monday night at the Coliseum as the championship team once again climbs the ladder to "cut down the nets" realizing their dream of playing in the NCAA tournament as the CAA Champion. Richmond has witnessed and shared in that dream for a whole generation of young men. I hope that you will join us in the celebration again this year.
I'd like to thank each and every one who has been part of facilitating that dream through your support and attendance. Thank you Richmond!
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|Steering - rack-and-pinion hydraulic power steering with fluid cooler
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|Daytime Running Lights (DRL)
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Thank goodness – Ok, I give my dentist 5 stars. I HATE dentists... (ok, I should take better care of my teeth) but it's never a good time for me when I end up at the dentist. I was working in Texas last week and started to get a bad feeling in my rear tooth, when I woke up each morning it would be throbbing.. now to make matters worse, my old dentist (who retired) had mentioned that I might need a root canal at some point in the near future...that was last year. I dreaded going to the dentist but I started getting pain all day.. so I asked a few friends, called a few dentists and in the end, I felt just like throwing a dart at a board to pick a doctor. Here is the good news, my friend at the gym (of all places) pulled up Yelp on his computer (he works at 24 hour) .. he gave me the dentist his professor at USC goes to... I called the office and booked an appointment. So I arrive at the office and everything was moving like clockwork. I filled out all the paperwork and then I made my way into the chair. Apparently (from what the doctor showed me) I was a little overdue for a root canal.. like WAY overdue. The dentist gave me a rundown of what was happening in my mouth, why I was feeling pain and the showed me!!! Holly crap technology is cool... I proceded to have a root canal done. I have never had a root canal before, but from what I am told this is what the doctor is known for.. I was pretty worried... I always hear people talking about problems with root canals.... The doctor described to me the procedure and before I knew it, it was done... very honestly, I almost fell asleep. I was waiting for the pain and gushing blood and the world ending.. .nothing, I was done and it didn't hurt. The doctor took another x-ray and I have to say - it looked like a work of art... (not that I know what I am looking at..but it looked cool to me) So from what I know now, this is what the doctor does.. I guess if you need a root canal guy - this would be the man! I got a recommendation for a general dentist now, I will let you know how it goes...
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There is no serial number on the phone. It doesn't say designed by Apple in California or Assembled in China. Doesn't have a model number nor IMEI number. The back simply has an apple logo, says Iphone, 16GB, Bluetooth. That's all.
The box it came with says copyright 2007 and the serial number on the box says 83751T94WH8.
The picture on the box is like my old used iphone and doesn't match what the actual iphone looks like.
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Check out the latest information on the library's green improvements from Richard, the Executive Director:
As our new chillers are being craned down the back stairs of the library, I sat down with the contractor and our construction management team and we talked about water treatment of the cooling tower water that will be pumped through those new chillers. We could go with a conventional chemical system that will eliminate the organic and biological impurities that find their way into system or we could look to alternative methods. The decision was finally made to explore a new system that doesn't rely on environmentally harsh chemicals, it works by establishing a electric field to neutralize suspended particles like bacteria and other mineral and/or bio-threatening impurities. The library saves in the long run on not having to purchase harmful chemicals and mother earth wins from not having to be subjected to them.
Green Christmas
How many trips have you made to the mall this holiday season? Not to rub it in, but I have made none! This year, I chose to cut down on my list of gift recipients and give each person a handmade gift. I've made two trips to the craft store and spent about $35. I don't have any children so my list is admittedly shorter than most, but my gifting philosophy can be easily adapted to fit your situation. Here are a few gifts I've made:
Book boxes. For the cost of a jar of Mod Podge and a donation to the library's used book sale, I've made 5 unique, personalized book boxes.
Christmas tree ornaments. I bought plain glass ornaments from the craft store for $2.99 and decoupaged them with book pages (leftovers from my book boxes). I also ripped some pages into strips, curled them around a narrow paintbrush handle, and dropped them into clear glass ornaments. I added glitter on the bottom for some sparkle.
Baby bath towel. This is simply a towel with a washcloth sewn into one corner. The little one puts the washcloth corner over his head and he can run around with his towel as a superhero cape!
Coasters. If you don't know how to crochet, learn! I made a set of six coasters from yarn I had left over from other projects. Note: To access the pattern in this link, you'll need to create a free account at the Lion Yarn website.
Cookie mix. Layer the dry ingredients for a batch of cookies in a mason jar, add a bright ribbon and tag, and you're done! The gift recipient can reuse the jar after she's made the cookies.
Tales from the (Green) Trenches
Today's post comes from Richard, the Executive Director of the library. Here's the story of how he first "went green":
When I was younger (and slimmer) I used to change the oil in my cars. I had a little plastic basin big enough for about 6 quarts of old dirty oil and a filter wrench and I'd wait for a nice sunny day and get busy. It only took about 20 minutes or so to do it. I would buy a new filter and oil ahead of time and be ready to go when the time was right. It was common to get rid of the old oil yourself. Heck I thought that the earth produced the oil therefore it would reclaim it. Not true. That's pretty nasty stuff, really. Then when the Go Green movement hit, it just so happened that oil changes were getting cheaper, in fact they were almost the same in price so I figured why in the heck should I climb under my car when I can have someone else do it for about the same price. Also, I found out that a single quart of oil can contaminate up to 2 million gallons of fresh water. I thought, Geez, if that oil I poured out gets down to our water table, that junk could be coming out my kitchen tap! Here's a tip…almost any filling station (no, probably not the quick food marts with pumps) but the ones that still have hoists and places that service cars will accept your used oil for safe, clean disposal. Or you could go to www.earth911.org.
Wishing for a Green Christmas
We've all done it: filled a big black trash bag with wrapping paper, boxes, ribbon and bows. Instead of buying paper and stick-on bows, wrap your Christmas gifts in brown grocery bags (no one will know!) and tie them up with leftover ribbon or fabric strips from craft projects, old clothes… whatever you can get your hands on. After the presents are opened, recycle the paper and either reuse the ribbon or toss it outside for the birds to feather their nests (natural fibers only, please!). Your presents will be infused with shabby-chic elegance, you'll cut waste and save money.
More holiday tips to come!
Green Thanksgiving: The Sequel
You roasted a free-range turkey. You baked local squash. You served organic wine. You had a green Thanksgiving and it was great! Now you have to clean up. But don't whip out the overpowering cleaners that sting your nose and make your head hurt. You can get your kitchen clean without using nasty chemicals and spending a lot of money with a few basic supplies:
Microfiber cloths. Dampen with water and apply a little elbow grease and your microfiber cloth can clean just about anything. I use them to clean countertops, walls, the inside of the fridge… I've cleaned just about everything in the kitchen with a microfiber cloth. I even use one in place of disposable Swiffer cloths. They require no cleaning solution and you can use them over and over.
Vinegar. Clean glass surfaces with an equal mixture of white distilled vinegar and warm water. Wipe the stovetop with it, too.
Baking soda. Baking soda acts as a gentle abrasive, making it easier to scrub messes without harming the finish on your counters or appliances (don't use on marble countertops). Just mix a little baking soda with water to form a paste and scrub with a damp sponge. Try this paste on plastic storage containers – it eliminates smells and discoloration without scratching the plastic.
Lemons. Yep, just lemons. Cut one in half and use it to polish copper.
Salt. Salt is both an abrasive and grease absorber. Just don't use it to scrub anything you want to maintain a shine on (stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, shiny copper, etc.). Mix some salt with lemon juice and baking soda to scrub the oven.
When you're done cleaning, skip the air freshener and simmer some apple cider, cinnamon sticks and orange peel on the stovetop. Happy Thanksgiving!
Drive Green: Part Deux
Yesterday we talked about how to find the shortest distance between two (three, four, five…) points in order to reduce gasoline consumption. Today I want to share a few simple ways to optimize your car's performance to reduce that consumption even further.
First, stop speeding. Your lead foot is costing both you and the environment dearly. Accelerate to a cruising speed slowly, then avoid exceeding the speed limit. According to fueleconomy.gov, you'll reduce consumption between 7 and 23 percent.
Next, perform some basic maintenance. Change the air filter regularly and make sure the tires are properly inflated.
Avoid excessive idling. If you're stuck at a train crossing or that reeeaaaally long light, turn the car off. Starting it back up takes less gas than sitting idle for 20 seconds.
Drive Green
I have a terrible sense of direction. I mean, really terrible. I use my GPS to get just about everywhere, but I recently discovered a new tool that has saved me lots of time and gas money: online trip planners. You can type in each address you need to visit and it automatically finds the most efficient route. In this season of errands and shopping, a trip planner can save you lots of time and CO2 emissions. Try Google Maps or Mapquest Route Planner to find the shortest distance between two, three, four or more points. If you want to save paper and get directions on your smartphone, you can download mobile apps for these services, too.
Clean for the Holidays
I love pulling out the good china and silver to use for the holidays, but I hate polishing silver! The chemicals give me a headache and it makes my hands grimy. If you're tired of polishing silver, try this green trick instead:
- Find a glass or ceramic container big enough to hold your silver. Line the bottom with aluminum foil.
- Next, put your silver in the container. Don't overlap the pieces.
- Sprinkle all the silver liberally with baking soda. You just used all the chemicals you're going to use for this chore. Awesome, right?
- Now pour boiling water (carefully!) in the container until your silver is submerged. You'll see and hear the baking soda fizzing away the tarnish.
- Let it sit until the fizzing stops and the silver is cool enough to handle. Admire the tarnish that has magically adhered itself to the aluminum foil.
Rinse the silver and dry it with a soft cloth. You're welcome!
America Recycles Day
Celebrate America Recycles Day by participating in some fun events happening in and around Lake County! Follow this link to see the list of events happening in the area. I'm looking forward to the Trashy Fashion Show tonight in Skokie — it's a fashion show featuring the work of 30 designers. Each desginer has created a piece of clothing from materials that would have otherwise been thrown away. And speaking of creating clothing items from stuff that could be thrown away, have you heard of T-shirt yarn?
Have fun celebrating recycling today! Go fly a paper airplane into the recycling bin.
Special Recycling Event!
I love living in Lake County. It seems like there's always something fun or educational going on, and this weekend is no exception. On Saturday, November 19, you can bring your "hard to recycle" items to the corners of Winchester Road and Milwaukee Avenue in Libertyville so the county can dispose of them properly. You can learn more about the recycling event by following this link, and more about America Recycles Day tomorrow!


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Just two years ago, CBS analyst Gary Danielson — one of the best in the business, by the way — ranked John Brantley among the top five quarterbacks in the SEC. That was while Brantley was still serving as Tim Tebow's backup.
Needless to say, Brantley failed to live up to the hype last season. Part of the blame for that disappointment should go to a coaching staff that couldn't or wouldn't adjust its offense as it had years earlier for Chris Leak. Part of the blame should also go to a set of skill players who fell just as short of their recruiting rankings as Brantley did. And a chunk of the blame goes on the QB himself.
With quarterback wiz Charlie Weis now in Gainesville, one of the questions I've been asked most by radio hosts across the South is: "Will Weis fix Brantley?"
My answer: "Yes. Eventually."
But for those expecting Weis to use Brantley as he used Brady Quinn back in 2005 at Notre Dame, you might be disappointed.
Weis loves the passing game and when he arrived in South Bend he immediately started slinging the ball around the hallowed ground of Notre Dame Stadium. Quinn threw 97 more passes in his junior year under Weis than he did in his sophomore year under Ty Willingham.
All told, Weis called on Quinn to throw the ball 450 times over the course of Notre Dame's 12-game season. That's a whopping 37.5 attempts per game. But Quinn already had two years of starts under his belt by that point. He'd already thrown 685 passes in his career before Weis got his hands on him. In other words, Quinn could handle more weight being put on his strong right shoulder.
Florida's new offensive coordinator didn't inherit that kind of experienced signal-caller in Gainesville. Brantley's lone season as a starter resulted in just 329 pass attempts, five losses, numerous boos, and a career's worth of bad memories. Now he's having to learn a new system (albeit one that should be much better suited to his skills).
Weis' Irish teams usually attempted around 450 passes per season. The exception was 2007 when Notre Dame was breaking in a new starter in Jimmy Clausen. Toss in a Clausen injury and Weis' team threw only 389 passes that season, far off the coach's usual pace.
For an even better example of what we at MrSEC.com expect Weis to do with Brantley this fall, we suggest you think of Tom Brady. No, not 2010 NFL MVP Tom Brady, but 2001 backup-turned-starter Tom Brady.
People forget that Brady was for the most part a clutch caretaker during New England's first Super Bowl run. He didn't carry the Patriots' offense as he has the past few seasons in Foxboro. Instead, he managed it and — when necessary — he pulled off some late-game magic.
By the numbers, Brady threw 500 passes in the 17 games he started in 2001 (29.4 attempts per start or about eight fewer per game than Quinn in his first year under Weis). Brady threw 25 or fewer passes in six games that year. But four of those six under-25-attempt games came in his first seven starts. In his final 10 starts of the year, Brady threw fewer than 25 passes only twice.
Unlike with the experienced Quinn at Notre Dame, Weis took his time to break-in the less experienced Brady at New England.
Something else to consider: Like Florida, New England lacked a workhorse back in 2001. The Patriots of that season relied on trick plays — end-arounds, reverses, double-reverses, flea-flickers, and direct snaps to backs — to keep defenses on their toes and off of Brady.
Patriot wide receivers Troy Brown and David Patten combined for 16 rushing attempts that season. That might seem like a small number to Florida fans used to seeing Urban Meyer's spread offense, but for 2001 professional football, Weis was using over-the-top gimmickry.
At this point, no one knows what exactly to expect from Weis' first Florida offense or his quarterback, but here's guessing Florida's '11 offense will look somewhat similar to New England's '01 offense:
1. A safe passing game that doesn't call on the quarterback to have to carry the team in the early weeks.
2. A running back by rotation.
3. And numerous gimmick plays utilizing the team's speedsters (Jeff Demps and Chris Rainey) to keep defenses off balance.
Obviously, if the Gators find themselves behind in games, Weis will have to let his QB put the ball in the air more often. But if the Gator defense lives up to expectations, we look for Weis to gradually break Brantley into the offense just as he did with Brady a decade ago.
Expect Weis To Break Brantley In Slowly… As He Did Brady
June 21st, 2011 04:33 PM║ Posted By: John Pennington ║ Permalink
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Just two years ago, CBS analyst Gary Danielson — one of the best in the business, by the way — ranked John Brantley among the top five quarterbacks in the SEC. That was while Brantley was still serving as Tim Tebow's backup.
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[...] Expect Charlie Weis to break John Brantley in slowly [...]
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Get to Dave & Busters where you chose one of 8 great entree's and receive a $10 game card for only % 15.99!
Cool place to meet up with your buddies to play real video games. The airplane simulator is awesome. I do recommend charging up your card upon arrival with what you intend to spend and sticking to that limit. They make it too easy for you to add credits to the card and then you don't realize how much you've spent until the next day. Good place to hang, though.
Great Value for FUN and FOOD – I went with friends around 5pm and got the eat and play special.
I had the pepper steak and it was very good. Didn't have any drinks so I can't comment them.
Service was good and the staff was attentive without being around too much.
Place got very busy by the time we were done eating and we went and played games for about an hour.
Go early to avoid a wait but go late to avoid the families.
$ Pricey – This place is great for get-togethers, when you would like to do something different....If you choose to go, be prepared to spend a load of money, especially if you want to enjoy yourself. The drinks, the food & the games all add up to a huge chunk out of your pocket. I will not say not to experience it, just be prepared to spend more than what it's worth.
Super-sized party multiplex for casual diners and serious drinkers who like a joystick with their drumsticks and swizzle sticks. – In Short
This massive entertainment complex lures customers in with its arcade, then keeps them there by way of a spacious eatery serving pizza, pasta, burgers and finger food. Classic games like billiards, skeeball and shuffleboard are balanced by electronic counterpoints such as Ms. Pac-Man, Centipede and virtual-reality simulators that re-create an 18-wheeler ride or a Star Trek voyage. Of the two full bars, one comes with a 20-screen videodome designed for armchair quarterbacks.
Pricy fun – Nice, fun place. A little pricy. though. Not a terrible place for a date.
One of my favorites-- – The ambience is flexible: Calm in the dining room w/ excellent food and cooperative servers who listen to dietary needs. Action and fun in the game rooms afterward.
Like a mini-trip away from the area to relax and catch one's breath.
Where are the big TV's ? There isn't on big screen TV in the whole place. It is the worst place to go. There are six 13" televisions at the bar and this is the best sports bar in Pittsburgh. I don't think so. The best place to go is Rock Bottom and not Dave and B.S. The televisions are at the worst angle also, If I had to stay there for a whole game my neck would be so stiff. Great food, bad TV set up.
D&B Freaks Unite! – Dave and Busters is what geeks like me have been waiting for in Pittsburgh for years. Great food, good fun. What better conbination is there for the wallflowers? One can have lunch or dinner alone or in a group, then go to the MILLION-DOLLAR MIDWAY and get enough tickets to get a PS2 system or game, or just go home with a couple shot glasses. 5 Stars!
I've only been to D & B 2 times. Way to expensive for me. Especially for an oversized arcade. For a family of 4 and for them all to enjoy themselves, you would need easily $200-250. Too expensive even for an adult let alone a kid.
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TOTR is proud to announce that we have been selected to compete as one of 5 top mid-sized choruses in the world in the Harmony Classic at Sweet Adelines International in Baltimore in October, 2014.
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The SRESU will be facilitating a Foundation Amateur Radio training week end at 1st Carrum Downs Scout Hall, Wedge Road Reserve, Wedge Rd, Carrum Downs 3201. The training and assessment will be conducted over 23 & 24 November 2013.
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