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quote:He is 68-24 in 7 years. Nothing wrong with those numbers.
quote:I think it was a good hire for Arkansas
quote:He was about their 10th choice
quote:that dude is a buffoon.
quote:Unless you are Les Miles, then you are the worst coach to ever take the field.
quote:Don't forget he has the ability to get some talent from the north too. There is always surplus athletes to come out of the south so he will get his fair share. Arkansas is a school that needs to be able to recruit somewhat nationally without much of a built in recruiting base. If he can manage to pick up some sleepers from the southern states and snag a few guys from the north he is in pretty good position.
quote:As far as coaching goes, I find them quite similar in style offensively. Both rely on a solid running attack that places execution ahead of deception. So both require superior offensive line play for offensive success. The passing attack is most successful when it takes advantage of play action passes set up by the running game.
quote:Defensively, it is hard to make a comparison as Miles has clearly had better athletes to deploy than Bielema. Wisconsin was generally solid against the run, but susceptible to being outrun by speedy backs and receivers.
quote:Bielema will have to step up his game as a recruiter if he wants to beat Miles and LSU. He will need to improve the quality and depth of the OL and DL to do so. The players he needs are out there. He just has to prove that he can recruit them with the big boys.
quote:what has he won?
quote:But he coached in the Big 10, it isn't like a great coach in the SEC has ever come from there. Wait a minute.... I think I know of a guy from Michigan State, I can't get his name out.


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CONS: Useless memory card included and of course, the cards for the previous digital cam didn't do, so I had to buy a new one. No case included. Warranty could be better.
PROS: Ease of use, great still pics and videos,handsome?
CONS: flimsy battery door, no battery meter, poor speakers on video mode, and easy to scratch screen and get fingerprints on back of body.
PROS: quick interface, reaction time, takes clear pictures, large viewing screen great for seeing what the picture will really look like, fair price, nice size
CONS: no wireless/bluetooth interface
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CONS: No battery meter apparent
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PROS: Awsome 3 inch LCD....beautiful crisp detailed pictures and great styling! my friends just keep on telling that my camera is so cool! also works great when there is little or no light at all... good video also....Canon simply has the best digital cameras out there if you ever have a doubt between canon, fuji, kodak, or nikon....always go for canon the rest sucks!!!
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Tuesday, June 11, 2013
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. - Eleven students have been added to the Spring semester's lists of accomplishments at Westminster College.
Westminster grants three undergraduate degrees ? Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, and Bachelor of Music. Specialization is offered in 41 majors.
Contact Admissions at 800-942-8033 for more information about degrees and programs.
Edward DeVite has been added to the list of students who earned undergraduate degrees in May. DeVite, a business administration major, is a son of Edward and Pamela DeVite of Edinburg and a graduate of Mohawk Area High School.
The Graduate Program at Westminster College is designed for professionals who seek further professional development. The Master of Education degree is offered in education, and master teacher. Additionally, the Graduate Program offers courses of study that lead to certification and/or licensure as a school counselor, K-12 principal, superintendent, and reading specialist.
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Phillip Howells, a junior English major, is a son of Phillip and Debborah Howells and a graduate of Ambridge Area High School.
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Lisa Kaylor, a senior mathematics major, is a daughter of Karen Kaylor and the late Terry Kaylor and a graduate of Karns City Area High School.
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Rebecca Mobley, a junior business administration major, is a daughter of David and Jane Mobley and a graduate of Pine-Richland High School.
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The convergence of social, information, mobile and cloud will create both opportunities and risks for sourcing managers in the coming months and years, it has been suggested.
According to IT analyst Gartner, these factors are highly relevant for firms as they re-evaluate sourcing options, delivery models and vendors.
"Social, information, mobile and cloud shouldn't be considered in isolation as market forces," argued Linda Cohen, vice president and distinguished analyst at Gartner.
"The convergence of these forces - the Nexus of Forces - is what drives real business value."
She claimed that the Nexus of Forces converge in several ways - cloud, mobile and social solutions enable the distribution of information, social media usage and behaviour drives mobile and information solutions, and the cloud can be a foundation for information, social and mobile tools.
Frank Ridder, research vice president at Gartner, said that in order to establish the most appropriate strategy for 2013, sourcing managers must take a more holistic approach and understand wider IT service market trends
"To benefit, sourcing managers must consider the influence of the convergence of the Nexus of Forces on the services sourcing life cycle of activities, rather than considering each factor as a separate trend," he claimed.
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Takayasu arteritis is an inflammation of the aorta and its major branches . The aorta is the artery that carries blood from the heart to the rest of the body.
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The cause of Takayasu arteritis is unknown. The disease occurs mainly in children and women younger than 40. It is more common in people from of Asian or African descent.
Takayasu arteritis appears to be an autoimmune condition, which means the body's immune system mistakenly attacks healthy tissue. The condition may also involve other organ systems.
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Most people are first treated with high doses of steroids. Immunosuppressive drugs, such as azathioprine, mycophenolate, methotrexate, or leflunomide are often added.
Biologic agents including TNF inhibitors such as infliximab are recommended for people who do not improve with the previous treatment.
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Call your health care provider if you have symptoms of this condition. Weak pulse, chest pain, and breathing difficulty require immediate care.
Maksimowicz-McKinnon K, Hoffman GS. Takayasu arteritis: what is the long-term prognosis? Rheum Dis Clin North Am. 2007;33:777-786.
Clifford A, Hoffman GS. Recent advances in the medical management of Takayasu arteritis: an update on use of biologic therapies. Curr Opin Rheumatol. 2014;26(1):7-15.
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When you have diabetes, you need to control your blood sugar. Insulin or diabetes medicines, as well as exercise, will lower your blood sugar.
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Having diabetes does not mean that you must stop eating snacks. It does mean that you should know what a snack can do to your blood sugar. You also need to know what healthy snacks are. Ask you health care provider about what snacks you can eat. Also ask if you need to change your treatment (such as extra insulin shots) for snacks.
Snacks with no carbohydrates change your blood sugar the least. The healthiest snacks usually do not have many calories.
Read food labels for carbohydrates and calories. You can also use carbohydrate counting books. Over time, it will get easier for you to tell, how many carbohydrates are in foods or snacks.
Some low carbohydrate snacks, such as nuts and seeds, are high in calories. Some low carbohydrate snacks are:
American Diabetes Association. Nutrition recommendations and interventions for diabetes: a position statement of the American Diabetes Association. Diabetes Care. 2008;31:S61-S78.
American Diabetes Association. Carbohydrate counting. Available at http://www.diabetes.org/food-and-fitness/food/planning-meals/carb-counting. Accessed December 8, 2012.
Nancy J. Rennert, MD, Chief of Endocrinology & Diabetes, Norwalk Hospital, Associate Clinical Professor of Medicine, Yale University School of Medicine, New Haven, CT. Review provided by VeriMed Healthcare Network. Also reviewed by A.D.A.M. Health Solutions, Ebix, Inc., Editorial Team: David Zieve, MD, MHA, David R. Eltz, Stephanie Slon, and Nissi Wang.
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Mr_Shiftright CaliforniaPosts: 46,446It's a 1995 car, so either it's a loan lien, (pretty strange for such an old car) in which case you ask the seller, or it's a mechanic's lien, in which case a lien notice is displayed where the car is stored.
If none of those apply, you'll have to get someone in law enforcement, or an attorney, to get that info for you from DMV. Some DMVs will issue a "santized" vehicle record, but I have no idea if AL does that or what's in the sanitized version.MODERATOR --Need help with anything? Click on my name!
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bamaland101 Posts: 5i bought the car on dec 13th, and registered at the dmv the next day. yesterday the dmv sent me a letter saying their was a lien on the title and i have 2 weeks to come up with a notice of lien release otherwise my plates and vehicle registration will be canceled.
i've got over $3000 in this car now, put a brand new motor and transmission in it, 2-tone paint job and re-did the interior.
ive got to much invested to lose out, now all my money is sitting in this car and with rent over due and my wallet shooting dust bunnies..
i need to find the lien holder so i can talk with them about it and see if we can come to some type of agreement to get me a lien release -
Mr_Shiftright CaliforniaPosts: 46,446How did you buy, and register, a car without a title?
If in fact the seller sold you the car without telling you of a lien, he has, in my opinion, committed a crime, because the car was not his to sell.
Therefore, if all else fails, I'd call the District Attorney's Office, and I bet that will dislodge the information once they call up the seller.
You might also go back to DMV and ask to speak only to a supervisor. It seems to me, given that DMV has charged you will finding the lien holder, that they should help you do it. I mean, they have the information on file, obviously.MODERATOR --Need help with anything? Click on my name!
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Mr_Shiftright CaliforniaPosts: 46,446Okay I understand. Your post was pretty slim on information so we responded to what we know.
legally speaking, I think you're the victim of fraud so your next step is to get good advice from your local DA.
The bonded title is there for a reason--so that this doesn't happen--but it did, and now you have to deal with it properly.
In short, this is the lienholder's car.
I cannot fathom why the DMV will not help you. It's crazy!MODERATOR --Need help with anything? Click on my name!
bamaland101 Posts: 5the dmv's here in ms are just plain idiotic.. this state is like its own little country.
i started calling dmv's by the nearest state and started with alabama and got lucky.
i found out the lien holders name and location and spoke with the head honcho just a few minutes ago, looks like i have to come up with $500 if i want to keep my car.
will be pressing charges against the guy who sold the car to me being that he was fully aware that it had a lien on the title and lied to my face about it.
jamie(owner) at CSI auto sales in dothan,al was very helpful to give me the full run down and when i mentioned the guy's name who sold the car to me jamie instantly knew who i was talking about and will be assisting me with getting this guy arrested.
now i can only hope i can pull that 500 from somewhere and be able to get the title.
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Mr_Shiftright CaliforniaPosts: 46,446well thank yourself for persistence. It's pretty amazing that your local DMV stonewalled you like that. You'd think they'd want this cleared up.
Well if $500 got you out of this mess that wouldn't be the worst thing that could have happened. The lienholder could have had you over a barrel on this one. So at least someone was a decent human being.MODERATOR --Need help with anything? Click on my name!
thanks4urhelp Posts: 1Jul 09, 2013 (9:27 am)
Hi everyone, Thanks in advance for your help. I am looking at a Toyota Camry 2009 Hybrid.
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By Trevor Hayes
Just the final weekend of the regular season remains. This season has been a long and exciting haul, but it's not quite time for reflection with milestones still falling.
Pushing to the finish: Toronto hitting sensation Jose Bautista hasn't quit yet. Now with 54 homers, he collected his ninth multi-homer game of 2010 last night in Minnesota. Before this year, he had just two in his career. The Jays slugger has 15 more than the next highest American League total. According to the Elias Sports Bureau, only three players in AL history have finished with wider gaps than Bautista's over Paul Konerko (39), and all three are Hall of Famers: Babe Ruth (six times), Jimmie Foxx and Mickey Mantle.
Giant talent in Tiny Tim: After fanning 11 on short rest Wednesday, Tim Lincecum may or may not get one more regular season start – pending the Giants' plans. What is certain is that unless Roy Halladay pitches and reels off a 10-plus K start, the pitcher known as The Freak will win his third straight strikeout title. Beyond Halladay, no pitcher is within 15 of Lincecum. With his third consecutive title, Lincecum would join Randy Johnson and Hall of Famer Warren Spahn as the only National Leaguers to string together three straight since World War II. Furthermore, the Giants ace is doing it as a righty, something not done in the NL since another Hall of Famer, Dizzy Dean from 1932 to 1935.
Evolving into quite the strikeout artist, Lincecum made his last start his 26th career game with 10 or more strikeouts. The fourth-year hurler broke a tie with Juan Marichal and now sits behind only Jason Schmidt (27) and Christy Mathewson (28) among Giants since 1900.
The Captain and the Mick: The winningest franchise in baseball has a new winningest player in team history. The Yankees own a .568 franchise winning percentage and once again employ the winningest player in team history. As of Sunday night, Derek Jeter passed Mickey Mantle for the most wins while wearing pinstripes. Mantle finished his career at 1,376 wins and Jeter, after adding one more win Tuesday, sits at 1,378 regular-season victories. Mantle still leads Jeter – 2,401 to 2,293 – for most total regular-season games.
50 Years since Ted hung 'em up: The Red Sox plan to pay tribute to one of the legends of the game tonight at Fenway. A pre-game ceremony will mark the 50th anniversary of Ted Williams' final game. During the bottom of the eighth on Sept. 28, 1960, he stepped to the plate and hit a home run to deep center field – the 521st of his career. In the top of the next inning, Williams trotted out to his position and then to an ovation from the Fenway faithful, was removed – never again to take the field as a major leaguer.
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Older device support is getting terrible...
Well, this is just a little bit of a rant. Really though, I just want to see if I'm the only one who's getting frustrated at this, or if others agree with me. Here goes...
It seems like this year, older devices are getting outdated quicker than ever. Maybe I just didn't pay attention last year. Within less than 2 months of the new iPod Touch being released, it seems like most developers have dropped support for the Touch 4G, and in many cases, the iPhone 3GS and 4. Now, this doesn't always bother me, because I can see why in some cases this is necessary, but in some cases, it's just silliness. Why is it that I can run Gameloft's Modern Combat 3 on my iPod Touch 4G, smooth as butter, but I'm told that Bastion is not compatible with my device. Seriously? You're saying it takes more RAM to run than MC3? Also, why can I play Rage of the Gladiator on my Touch 4G, but Alpha Dog Games says Wraithborne won't run on it (I've tried it too, crashes every time). I have a very hard time believing Wraithborne requires more RAM than RotG. (Apologies if RAM is the wrong terminology...) Unfortunately I am seeing a trend here in developers. It seems like no one is optimizing games and working hard to make the resource management good for old devices. Tons of games are crashing on my devices that should not be crashing, if the developers had just utilized good resource management. Of course, I could (actually, I have) just go out and order a new device to keep up with the times. But here's the problem I foresee: If developers keep making non-optimized games, soon they're going to be limiting themselves in what they can do. A game with good resource management can be pushed graphically, a whole lot farther than one without. I'm really tiring of seeing games that are released half-baked with bugs, and crashing on older devices. Even the wonderful ARC Squadron (which does offer 4G support) crashes very often. Seems to me like good resource management could solve most of these problems. It almost seems like developers are getting lazy simply because "they can". We have some very high powered devices now (iPhone 5), but that's no excuse to not optimize games and implement good resource management. Okay, rant over. Sorry if I worded anything wrong. I ain't no developer, nor do I claim to be. If I am totally off, and have no idea of what I am talking about, then let me know. I will shut up and won't bring this up again. I would like to know if I'm alone in thinking this though. Am I crazy? Or am I right? Thanks for listening. |
All I can say is, MC3 loads pieces of a map at a time that you can see, Bastion on the other hand loads the entire map, narration and so on. Plus the art work in bastion is really amazing. So yes it is true, iPhone 4 CAN'T run it.
One thing I'll tell you is that the difference when you upgrade is night n day. Why should devs limit the full potential of their games in order to support old units? That would defeat the whole point of having more powerful hardware available. Lastly, you are neither a programmer nor game dev, so how would you know what it REALLY takes to make a game not crash????? Last edited by Solidfart; 11-27-2012 at 09:27 AM.. |
Yeah thats sad.thats why I sold my ipod 4 and will be getting ipod 5 on my birthday next week .
Also, I do agree, I hate limiting devs to old hardware. In the case of huge games with large graphical advancements (Real Racing 3), I can totally understand dropping 4G support. On that note, what you said agrees exactly with what I am saying. Since Bastion loads the whole map at once, why not make it load in pieces, so that it could support older devices? I have no idea how to implement that, and maybe it would just make things worse... But if it did work, they sure would sell a LOT more copies being 4G compatible. |
Some devs prefer to offer a total package to the new devices only instead of making a mediocre version available for older devices and I must say I agree with them. Playing RR2 on an iPhone 3GS is very painful when compared to an iPhone 4S. So it makes sense why many devs will not waste the time to downgrade their game just so it can run poorly on low end devices and at the end only to reap tons of negative reviews from those buyer because the game crashes a lot on top of complaint of why it lags and why many graphical effects are missing.
Part of the problem is, as you stated, the RAM issue. It's also a reason I'de never buy an ipod again. They lag behind the same series iphone, usually. It isn't as if RAM would cost a lot of money either. Then you also have the splintering of the ipad lineup, etc. |
Its frustrating the way Apple keeps churning out new products all the time, but the ipod 3rd gen is quite old now so i can see why devs might not make apps which work perfectly on that anymore. One 'good' thing is when you sell your ipod you often get a good price for them as Apple products often keep their price as they dont often allow shops to sell them cheaper. I find the ipad more frustrating, i had a new ipad in August for my birthday, 2 months later another ipad is out and news that another will be out early next year as well possibly ? But thats the way it goes with technology, mentioned it before back in the early 90's a new PC was coming out every few months it seems (from 300 mhz to 600mhz to 900 mhz to 1 ghz) etc. As Apple are making so much they'll regularly release new products and iOS devs have to keep up. Frustrating but not a surprise really If we didnt keep buying the new products asap Apple might wait longer between new versions. But look at people who 'have' to have the latest iphone when their current one is fine ? Same for IAP's, as long as people keep buying them IAP will be around. |
I would cry if real racing 3 didn't work on 4g iPod
Back when I bought my 2nd gen iPod Touch, it ran circles around the iPhone as it had the same amount of RAM but wasn't running the phone/etc software. Since then each generation of iPhone has had twice the RAM as the iPod Touch and there's no way I would go back. iPhone - 128MB / iPod Touch - 128 MB iPhone 3G - 128 MB / iPod Touch 2nd - 128 MB iPhone 3GS - 256 MB / iPod Touch 3rd - 256 MB iPhone 4 - 512 MB / iPod Touch 4th - 256 MB iPhone 4s - 512 MB iPhone 5 - 1G / iPod Touch 5th- 512 MB |
Sigh, my iphone 4 is extinct now? Oh well, glad I got my new ipad then.
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OK, yes, I know Dark and Stormies are so 2009-at-Botanica. Even if I did not know that, it is a fact that the D'nS has jumped the fad shark because by the time the NYT gets around to running a story about something, that something has likely already filtered its way down into a TGI Friday's/Old Navy/insert corporate chain you love to mock here.*
The thing is, Dark and Stormies are good. So good. At our bon voyage boozeefest in July, our lushy-lush friends polished off an entire bottle of Myers's in one night thanks to Dark and Stormies. And they're so goddamned simple it's almost not fair. They're highballs, for Chrissakes. Why bother bashing your skull coming up with the GREATEST COCKTAIL EVER when it's so easy to just fix yourself a Dark and Stormy?
I must admit, I learned a few things D'nS-y from the Times story. Like the fact that it's technically a Bermudan cocktail. It's the shorts of cocktails! And that there's a whole legal meshuggas concerning Gosling's Black Seal Rum; the company that makes said rum owns the trademark on a "Dark 'n Stormy" (note specific punctuation), and the company's flacks seem none too happy that the drink is made with any dark and/or aged rum one's got on hand. The whole wrangle sounds kind of exhausting, actually, and makes me want a cocktail.
At LAB, they serve a Dark and Stormy with more than a hit of fresh lime juice, which is not uncommon, even if it is I guess technically illegal according to the trademark. I like it that way, but I'll err on the un-sue-able side and give you here the official recipe according to Gosling's.
The Dark 'n' Stormy (R in a circle)
(All credit due to this web page and I own nothing and blah blah no lawsuit please)
1 1/2 ounces Gosling's Black Seal Rum
Gosling's Stormy Ginger Beer
In a tall glass filled with ice add 1 1/2 ounces Gosling's Black Seal Rum and top with Gosling's Stormy Ginger Beer. Garnish with lemon or lime wedge (optional).
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pssssst, over here… Really, try it with like an ounce of fresh lime juice. This Tasting Note will now self-destruct.
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The College News Volume II. No. 27 BRYN MAWR, PA., MAY 4, 1916 Price 5 Cent* CALENDAR FRIDAY. MAY S 8.00 p. at�Meeting of the Chapter of the College Equal Suffrage League Address by the Rev. Anna Shaw. SATURDAY, MAY 6 0.00 a. li.�Senior ()ral Examinations. 2.30 p. m.�Shakespearean Celebration by the Undergraduate Association. I 8.30 p. u.� Meeting of the Graduate Club. Address on "Japanese Prints" by Dr. H. L. Gray, of Bryn Mawr. SUNDAY. MAY 7 6.00 p. m.� Vespers. Speaker, F. Curtin' 17. 8.00 p. u.�Chapel. Sermon by the Rev. Robert Johnston, D.D., of the Church of the Saviour, Philadelphia. MONDAY. MAY 8 4.30 p. m.�Meeting of the Pennsylvania Library Club in Taylor Hall. WEDNESDAY. MAY 10 9.30 p. m.�Mid-week meeting of the C. A. Leader, H. W. Smith, '10. FRIDAY. MAY 12 3.30 p. m.�Concert in the Cloister by the Russian Choir of the Cathedral of St. N icho- laa, New York. 8.00 p. hi.�Senior Play. SATURDAY. MAY 13 800 p. ii.�Meeting of the Science Club. Address by Dr. Simon Flexner, Director of the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Re- search. SUNDAY MAY 14 8.00 p. m.�Chapel. Sermon by the Rev. 8. Rousmaniere of the Cathedral of St. Paul. Boston. TUESDAY. MAY 16 Vacation. WEDNESDAY. MAY 17 9.00 A. m.�Final Collegiate Examinations begin. 1917 WIPES UP 1918, 18 TO 8 Passing Good, But Forwards Weak t The first game between the Juniors and Sophomores on Tuesday, won by the Juniors with a score of 18 to 8, was unin- teresting from the onlookers' point of view. The score shows what an easy vic- tory was 1917's. During the first half they outplayed their opponents In every way with the possible exception of the guarding, for 1918's guards, C. Fiske and T. Howell, would have made a strong de- fence against players less quick and ac- curate in throwing than S. Jelllffe, L. Brown, N. McFaden. B. Emerson, and H. Harris. In the second half 1918's passing Improved materially and they held their opponents to a greater extent, but time after time the forwards seemed unable to pat the ball in the basket after it had been passed to them. Line-up: 1917 IMS N. McFaden B. F. D. Kuhn E. Eaneraoo L. F. at Staoaa H. Harris C. C. L. T. Smith L. Brown B. 8. G. H. Schwara 8. Jelllffe L. 8. C. M. MrKensle J. Paollng H. F. T. Howell M. Thompson L. Q. c, FUke Field goals�1917 : Harris, 2; Emerson, 1; S. Jelllffe. 2; L. Brown, 8. 1918: Stanas, 8. Babe�1918: P. Turle for H. Schwars. Referee�Mlaa Applebee. Time of bilree�20 minute*. MISS APPLEBEE GIVES CUP FOR CLASS CHAMPIONSHIP M. Thompson Athletic President PROGRAM OF SHAKESPEARE FETE The Athletic Association met Monday evening for the officers' reports, the an- nual election of officers and, unexpect- edly, to receive from Miss Applebee a sil- ver cup given in honour of 1916 to be held by the class securing the all round ath- letic championship. The elected are: President, M. Thomp- son '17; vice-president and Indoor man- ager, V. Lltchfleld '17; outdoor manager, M. Stauss '18; secretary, T. Howell '18; treasurer, E. Lanier '19; cheer leader, H. Harris '17. High Praise from Miss Applebee for 1916 In presenting the cup, Miss Applebee congratulated the Seniors upon their "wisdom, integrity, and good spirit", and said that it was to honour their achieve- ment in bringing back to Bryn Mawr the best kind of athletic spirit that she was giving the trophy. T. Howell's treas- urer's report was read and an informal and most Interesting report from M. Bran- son as president Large Majority in Nominations Nominations were unanimously made elections In the cases of M. Thompson, V. Lltchfleld, M. Stauss and T. Howell. The candidates nearest to E. Lanier, and over whom she was elected, were F. Clarke and G. Hearne. SCHOLARSHIPS ANNOUNCED SUN SHINES ON MAY DAY GAMBOLS Tke weather May Day was the beet in years. 1�1� to to be congratulated on Its good lack In this respect and Its good management In winding Its May Pole. The old Indian necklace which President Thomas gave the Senior President. C. Kellan, has bean worn by a princess and Is supposed to possess magic charms. At Chapel on Monday morning the Res- ident Fellowships, Foreign Scholarships and Undergraduate Scholarships an- nounced were: Resident Fellowships, 1916-17�Latin, Marion Edwards Park; English, Charlotte D'Evelyn; Semetlc Languages. Beatrice Allard; History. Margaret Woodbury; Mathematics, Eleanor F. Rambo. Foreign Scholarships: British, Jane Marion Earle, Glenn Ann Jones. Susan B. Anthony Scholarship�Latin: Eva Alice Worrall Bryne; Spanish, Helen Edith Tyson; Economics, Katharine C. Batchelder, Joanna Ross; Social Econ- omy, Helen Q. Fuller, Hazel O. Ormesby, Mabel Clark Jacobs; Archaeology, Janet M. MacDonald; Chemistry, Elise Tobln; Geology. Helen Morningstar. Undergraduate Scholarships for 1916- 17�Maria L. Eastman. Brooke Hall Me- morial Scholarship; Thalia Howard Smith. Elizabeth Duane Gillespie Scholar in American History�Jeannette R. Hollls. James E. Rhoads Junior Scholarship- Jessie Mebane. Mary E. Stevens Junior Scholarship- Ella Mary Rosenborg. Anna Hallowell Memorial Scholarship �Marian O'Connor. James E. Rhoads Sophomore Scholar- ship�Helen Proscott. Maria Hopper Sophomore Scholarship �Helen Correne Ksrns, Rath Jackson Wood raff. Special Grants from the Class of 1912 Reunion Gift�Edith Mary Howes, Anna Ethel Lubar, Marie Agathe Lubar, Anna Agnes Reilly. Nominations for Anna M. Powers Me mortal Senior Scholarship�Helen Burr Zimmerman. Thomas H. Powers Memorial Scholar- ship�Rebecca Elisabeth Joachim. Prises George W. Chllds Essay Prise�Marga- ret Louise London. Mary Helen Ritchie Memorial Prt Ixmlse Bulkley DUltnghaa Bryn Mawr will celebrate the Tercen- tenary Anniversary of Shakespeare on Saturday, May 6th, In a festival to be held from 2-7 P. M. in the cloisters. The girls of the Irwin School, Philadel- phia, trained by Mr. Samuel Arthur King, will present "As You Like It" at 2 P. M. in the Hollow. At 4 P. M. the Fuller Sisters will give a song recital In the Closters Interspersed with Old English country dances by the Freshmen. Re- freshments will be served In the Cloisters, and supper on Denbigh Green. There will be dancing later In the Tea Room. The whole festival is to complete the fund for the Garrett Memorial. Admis- sion to everything is $2.00 for outsiders and $1.50 for members of the College. NATIONAL SUFFRAGIST TO SPEAK Dr. Shaw's Story of a Pioneer The Reverend Anna Howard Shaw, Honorary President of the National American Woman Suffrage Association, will speak on Friday, May 5th, at an open meeting of the Bryn Mawr Equal Suffrage League on "Suffrage in 1850 and 1916". After the lecture, the Suffrage Club will give a reception to Dr. Shaw and its guests In Rockefeller. Dr. Shaw is well known to those who have not heard her speak by newspaper and magazine accounts and by her auto- biography, "The Story of a Pioneer". The book, published in September 1915 Is a remarkable document of a remark- able life. It tells of her family's sailing when she was four years old from Eng- land to America, of its struggle In the wilderness of northern Michigan, and finally of her own career. The book possesses the same quiet ; power and graphic Intimate style which [ mark Dr. Shaw as a speaker. It is crowded with anecdotes of crossing rail- road trestles through floods, of prevent- ing panics in lecture halls set on Are by the party against which she was talking, and of all-night journeys in freight cars, engines, and cabooses. It mentions ap- preciately the work of President Thomas and Miss Garrett in helping Susan An- thony and the suffrage cause. Dr. Shaw has lectured in every State in the Union and has spoken before commit- tees of both Houses of Congress. She was the first ordained woman to preach in Berlin, Copenhagen, Christiana, Am- sterdam, and London. She was President from 1904 to 1914 of the National Ameri- can Woman Suffrage Association. NEW EXECUTIVES OF SELF-GOV. ARE FORMER 1917 PRESIDENTS C. Stevens and C. Hall Elected Caroline Stevens '17, member of the Executive Board of Self-Government for the past year, was elected last Monday President of the Students' Association for Self-Government. C. Hall, the second 1917 member of the Executive Board, was elected vice-president on Tuesday. H. Harris '17, President of the Junior Class, ran against the winning candidates in both elections. Miss Stevens was Class President her Sophomore year and Miss Hall her Freshman year. Both of them have played fullback for three seasons on 1917's drat water-polo team. Miss Stevens made varsity tenais In 1916 and captains (Ctmlimmad m Psy 4) D. SHIPLEY '17 PRESIDENT OF UNDERGRADUATE ASSOCIATION A. Werner Reada Report of Past Year The Undergraduate Association elect- tions for 1916-17 are: D. Shipley "17. president; V. Kneeland '18, vice-president and treasurer; L. Hodges '18, secretary, and J. Peabody '19, assistant treasurer. The report for the past year was read and approved. In her report, Miss Werner said that when the present administration went into office last year, the cut rule had not yet been decided; that on June 2nd the Association received a note to the effect that from September of 1915 the cutting would be regulated by the students with warning from the faculty when excessive. The statistics of last year and this show that the amount of cutting has been less since the students began to control it. "This has been due", said Miss Werner, "to the stand taken by the Association and to the strength of public opinion, and next year It will depend on the members of the Association whether the present system continues to be successful". Committees Do Good Work Miss Werner said that the Advisory Board this year has become more Impor- tant, since it has been made an advisory board to President Thomas. She Spoke of the various motions passed during the year, one of the most Important of which is that Freshman Parade Song can not be parodied after the band starts playing in Pembroke Arch. She said that President Thomas had granted the request of the Association with regard to sending a written explana- tion to the President of all cases where students have been suspended or expelled for the infraction of College rules. She emphasized the Improvements of the Lost and Found Bureau and of the Denbigh Fiction L(brary, and mentioned the form- ing of a new committee to run the Tea Room. "The present Interest of the As- sociation Is In raising funds for the Gar- rett Memorial", said Miss Werner In con- clusion, "and the fund should be com- pleted by the Shakespearean Festivals If every student does her part well". 1919 WINS FIR8T BASKET-BALL GAME FROM 1916 Playing Fast But Inaccurate. In the first game of the series between 1916 and 1919, played Monday, the Freshmen were the winners by a score of 12 to "6. The game was marked by en- ergy and speed, but also by a great deal of fouling and fumbling. M. Peacock ran up the Freshman score eight points and shot two spectacular goals. M. France '19 was remarkably sure In catching and accurate In passing. 1916 gained most of their points through M. Branson's steady throwing of foul goals. Line-up: I'.'l'i 1919 C. Dowd L. F. E. Laalar B Hill B.F. M. Peacock If Braoaoo C. C. J. Paabeey U. McKay B. I. C. ?. M oraea C. Kellen LLC. M. Fnaaa A. Werner B. O. F. Howail M Chaae LO. a. Thorodlke Sub* playing�1916: H. Robertson, H. Chaaa. E. Porter. Field goal*� First halt 1*16: C. KaUae. 1; 1919: at. Peacock, >. as Bead keif. 1919: M Peacock, 2; M. Franca, 1. Score�1916: 6: 1919: IS. Ttaae of bain AppUsat.
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SkyDrive is a Microsoft cloud service that allows you to access your files and documents on all your phones and computers, and to share them easily with your friends and colleagues. The service is available as an extension to the native file browser on many platforms (e.g. Windows, Mac, iOS, Android) and is also accessible from most web browsers. In addition, it is possible to access the service directly in your apps using the set of controls and APIs in the Live Connect SDK (these allow developers to integrate with SkyDrive, Hotmail, and Messenger).
This article explains how to obtain the LiveConnect SDK, add the APIs to your project, login to the service, and upload a file. The code works on Windows Phone 8. To use it on Windows Phone 7.x you need some extra jobs described here.
At the time of writing this article, the LiveConnect APIs are not included by default on the Windows Phone SDK.
Before you start developing:
- Download lastest Windows Phone SDK
- Download Live Connect SDK
Creating the application
Create a new HelloWorldPhone Windows Phone application in Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Express for Windows Phone using the Visual C# -> Silverlight for Windows Phone -> Windows Phone Application project template and name it SkyDrive:
Choose last OS version
Bring up the Add Reference dialog and go to the .Net tab. Scroll down and add the Microsoft.Live and Microsoft.Live.Controls assemblies to your project.
Open MainPage.xaml in the designer. Bring the Toolbox in view and right-click to select Choose Items… Under Windows Phone Components tab, find the SignInButton control in the Microsoft.Live.Control namespace and add to your toolbox (You only need to do this once).
If everything is well installed you should see the SignInButton control in your toolbox. Drag it onto your designer surface.
Scopes and permissions
Before your app makes requests of the Live Connect APIs to work with Live Connect info, in most cases you must get permission from the user to access that info or to create new objects on behalf of the user. In the Live Connect APIs, this permission is called a scope. Each scope grants a different permission level.
There are three types of scopes:
- Core scopes are central to the Live Connect APIs and involve users' core profile and contact data.
- Extended scopes allow you to work with users' extended profile and contact data.
- Developer scopes allow you to work with developers' client IDs.
For our sample project we need the following scopes
Core scopes
Scope | Enables |
wl.basic | Read access to a user's basic profile info. Also enables read access to a user's list of contacts. |
wl.offline_access | The ability of an app to read and update a user's info at any time. Without this scope, an app can access the user's info only while the user is signed in to Live Connect and is using your app. |
wl.signin | Single sign-in behavior. With single sign-in, users who are already signed in to Live Connect are also signed in to your website. |
Extended scopes
Scope | Enables |
wl.skydrive_update | Read and write access to a user's files stored in SkyDrive. |
Into.xaml file your code should look like that:
<my:SignInButton Content="Button" Name="skydrive" Scopes="wl.basic wl.signin wl.offline_access wl.skydrive_update" SessionChanged="skydrive_SessionChanged" />
Now we need to connect our application to Live Connect. Go to the application management site and click the Create Application. Create an application and provide a name for it.
If everything goes well you will be provided with a ClientID and a Client secret code:
Now let's add the ClientID to our SignInButton code:
<my:SignInButton Content="Button" Name="skydrive" ClientId="00000000440xxxxx" Scopes="wl.basic wl.signin wl.offline_access wl.skydrive_update" Branding="Skydrive" TextType="SignIn" SessionChanged="skydrive_SessionChanged" />
Using SkyDrive APIs
using Microsoft.Live;
using Microsoft.Live.Controls;
// SkyDrive session
private LiveConnectClient client;
SkyDrive Login session management
private void skydrive_SessionChanged(object sender, LiveConnectSessionChangedEventArgs e)
if (e != null && e.Status == LiveConnectSessionStatus.Connected)
this.client = new LiveConnectClient(e.Session);
this.client = null;
InfoText.Text = e.Error != null ? e.Error.ToString() : string.Empty;
private async void GetAccountInformations()
LiveOperationResult operationResult = await this.client.GetAsync("me");
var jsonResult = operationResult.Result as dynamic;
string firstName = jsonResult.first_name ?? string.Empty;
string lastName = jsonResult.last_name ?? string.Empty;
InfoText.Text = "Welcome " + firstName + " " + lastName;
catch (Exception e)
InfoText.Text = e.ToString();
Here the login screenshot
Uploading a file
First we create a Demo file to upload. Here an example of a bynary file:
private string fileName = "sample.dat";
private IsolatedStorageFile isf = IsolatedStorageFile.GetUserStoreForApplication();
private void CreateFileIntoIsolatedStorage()
if (isf.FileExists(fileName))
IsolatedStorageFileStream isfStream = new IsolatedStorageFileStream(fileName, FileMode.Create, IsolatedStorageFile.GetUserStoreForApplication());
byte[] output = new byte[25];
for (int i = 0; i < 25; i++)
output[i] = (byte)(i);
isfStream.Write(output, 0, output.Length);
In this example we call the method from constructor, but of course is possible to create the file when and where needed.
public MainPage()
Now we can upload the file
private async void btnUpload_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
using (IsolatedStorageFile store = IsolatedStorageFile.GetUserStoreForApplication())
using (var fileStream = store.OpenFile(strSaveName, FileMode.Open, FileAccess.Read, FileShare.Read))
LiveOperationResult res = await client.BackgroundUploadAsync("me/skydrive",
new Uri("/shared/transfers/"+fileName, UriKind.Relative),
InfoText.Text = "File "+fileName+" uploaded";
} catch (Exception ex) {
- path
- Type: String
The folder ID of the folder in SkyDrive to upload the file to, for example "folder.8c8ce076ca27823f.8C8CE076CA27823F!142"
- uploadLocation
- Type: Uri
The unique isolated storage path to where the file is to be uploaded from, for example "/shared/transfers/myFile2.txt"
- option
- Type: OverwriteOption
Specifies whether the file that's being uploaded to SkyDrive should overwrite an existing file with the same file name in that location.


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Part No: A111M6081S
Fits: Elise S1/Exige S1
Part No: A111T0004S
Fits: All Models
Part No: A111T0002S
(Will require Harness Bar, See Dealers for Further Details) Fits: Elise S2 and Exige S2
Part No: A122V0050F
(See Dealers for Further Details)
Part No: A111U0378S
Fits: Elise (Rover)
Part No: A111X0003S
(Toyota Powertrain) Fits: Elise & Exige Part No: LOTAC05377
Fits: All Toyota Powertrain Elise/Exige Part No: A120J0045S
Sport Big Brake Kit
Fits: All Toyota Powertrain Elise/Exige Part No: A12050046S
Part No: A127Q0002F
To use with Uprated Clutch Cover Assembly
Part No: A127Q0001F
(Increases Longitudinal Stiffness for Motorsport Applications)
Fits: Toyota Powertrain
Part No: ALS3A0074F
Fits: 2-Eleven
Part No: A127B0161F