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Why is Kowaltzkie in front of lordiano and why isnt mazer there?
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ok so we got some interesting ideas keep em coming
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were is TheBlacky h came on for like 2 days (or 2 minutes) and dissappeared, on that note where is jaxthekiraholn.
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1. Jayden (Best over-all player of his generation. Although, I am ahead in our 1v1 series ;-) 2. Lordiano (All-around concrete, rock-solid player) 3. Balbastre (True Godfather of Air) 4. Borxa (Hands down THE most underrated player in colony. Incredible team play & micro, innovative strategies & builds) 5. LifeMaster (really great micro but would have liked to see you 1v1 more, bro) 6. SinusControl (Been around but truly busted onto the scene when the Monarchy update came out, introducing ground-breaking strategy) 7. GuppyMan (Great micro and creative strategy) 8. BankHead (Would like to have seen more originality, but good micro) 9. Hank123 (Mangenko sharingan… Need I say more?) 10. Derp (a truly brilliant and innovative game strategist and old school build creator that hasn't received enough recognition) 11. Peggster (Great micro and over-all play) 12. Dildo (Underrated, incredible old school player) 13. Bleu (mayor of colony and old school build originator) 14. Rightious4u2 (Amazing innovator and team air player) 15. TheBlacky (good macro and innovative air builds) 16. MasterkillerII (very solid 1v1 & 2v2) 17. NeverLose (Amazing old school team player) 18. DarkNature (Has really come into his own and developed into quite a good player) 19. Kruncher (Pro player slash court jester) 20. Victor00231 (independently creative player) 20(tie). B3gginer (Old school player involved in the evolution of team game strategy)
And what's up with this Mazer guy? Never has he beaten me.. and listening to him whimper & whine reassures me Sinus & I made the correct decision showing him the door.
Miss ya guys,
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9. Hank123 (Mangenko sharingan� Need I say more?)
Make that the master of the eternal mangekyo sharingan, sage mode (full power), 8 inner gates (gate of death), bankai, and hollowification techniques. XD
Your list Is very reasonable waldo. I like it. Although you don't want to forget the KrinLab members. Try 1vs1 and 2vs2 them sometime. You'll see how good they are. I, unfortunately, didn't play with them at all.
Are you coming back to Colony?
The reason why people are saying that Mazer is very good is because of his cheap 1vs1 forge/special operations build (monarchy). He has made the ultimate 1vs1 build with now weaknesses at all.
I hope I see you around sometime 9-tails.
Posted Jul 27, '10 at 11:52am
He has made the ultimate 1vs1 build with no weaknesses at all.
Sorry for the mistake.
Posted Jul 29, '10 at 6:52am
Waldo why so modest? why u didnt put yourself somewhere on that list, but of course u did dissapear for some time .... but still your a classic player and in my opinion GET RID OF THE MODESTY you were one of the best back then and u still could, what you one of 3maybe 4 people back then i could not beat.
Posted Jul 29, '10 at 10:32am
Read the 1st page Endscape. See why waldo didn't put himself in that list.
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Hank if u continue to talk like this i will need a translator... for some of it
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Ching-Min Lin, Ge-Ming Chiu, Cheng-Hong Cho, "A New Quorum-Based Scheme for Managing Replicated Data in Distributed Systems," IEEE Transactions on Computers, vol. 51, no. 12, pp. 1442-1447, December, 2002. | |||
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@article{ 10.1109/TC.2002.1146710, author = {Ching-Min Lin and Ge-Ming Chiu and Cheng-Hong Cho}, title = {A New Quorum-Based Scheme for Managing Replicated Data in Distributed Systems}, journal ={IEEE Transactions on Computers}, volume = {51}, number = {12}, issn = {0018-9340}, year = {2002}, pages = {1442-1447}, doi = {http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/TC.2002.1146710}, publisher = {IEEE Computer Society}, address = {Los Alamitos, CA, USA}, } | |||
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TY - JOUR JO - IEEE Transactions on Computers TI - A New Quorum-Based Scheme for Managing Replicated Data in Distributed Systems IS - 12 SN - 0018-9340 SP1442 EP1447 EPD - 1442-1447 A1 - Ching-Min Lin, A1 - Ge-Ming Chiu, A1 - Cheng-Hong Cho, PY - 2002 KW - Consistency KW - coterie KW - mutual exclusion KW - quorum KW - replica control. VL - 51 JA - IEEE Transactions on Computers ER - | |||
Abstract—We propose a new quorum-based scheme for managing replicated data in distributed systems. We first introduce a concept called difference pair to establish the basics for cyclic read-write coteries. A simple and efficient model is then presented to facilitate the construction of read-write coteries. The read-write coteries generated by the model are strictly symmetric. Our model can be applied to an arbitrary number of copy sites. More importantly, by introducing a parameter in the construction model, our scheme offers the flexibility of adjusting the sizes of read and write quorums. Such flexibility allows read and write quorums to be readily tailored for each individual data item according to its own request demand. Enhancement of data availability is also addressed by our model.
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Georgia vs. #18 Vanderbilt
Final Score: Vanderbilt 64, Georgia 56. It was a tale of two halves for the Commodores. In the first, they shot 8-37. In the second, they hit nine three-pointers. John Jenkins exploded in the second half, scoring all 21 of his points in the final 14 minutes. The 'Dogs led by as many as 14 in the second, but they let this game slip away in a big way. On fire for the first part of the second half, the Bulldogs went ice cold, managing just three points in the last 9:30 of the game. This loss won't help the Bulldogs' Tournament hopes, but it's a huge road win for Vanderbilt, who now has sole possession of second place in the SEC East. A full recap of the game will follow soon. Thanks for reading, everyone.
Vanderbilt 60, UGA 56, 0:11 left in second half–Fans are heading for the exits as Jenkins hits two free throws. Another miss by the Bulldogs, and they have to foul. A technical foul is called on the Bulldogs, and fans are throwing things onto the court.
Vanderbilt 58, UGA 56, 0:21 left in second half–Vanderbilt gets a series of offensive rebounds but can't cash them in. Leslie misses a shot at the other end, and the ball goes out of bounds to Vanderbilt.
Vanderbilt 57, UGA 56, 1:32 left in second half–Timeout, Georgia. A truly remarkable turn of events. Jenkins hits a tough lay-up while being fouled to give Vanderbilt its first lead since the 15:43 mark of the first half. Thompkins gets to the line but makes just one of two. Price gets whistled for his fourth foul, and Ezeli makes one of two.
UGA 55, Vanderbilt 55, 3:26 left in second half–Jenkins just refuses to miss a shot. His fifth three-pointer of the second half ties the game up for the first time since the opening minutes. Georgia held a 14-point lead at the 14:13 mark of the half, but that has completely evaporated thanks to lights out shooting by the Commodores. The Bulldogs are taking much longer to get into their offensive setup. This one is going down to the wire.
UGA 53, Vanderbilt 52, 4:40 left in second half–Timeout, Georgia. The Bulldogs have led almost the entire game, but the lead is now down to one. Jenkins hits yet another three-pointer as the shot clock expires. Tinsley adds a three of his own, and Mark Fox has no choice but to try to rally his team.
UGA 53, Vanderbilt 46, 7:38 left in second half–Timeout, Georgia. John Jenkins is officially on fire after hitting his third three of the half with 8:43 to play to cut the Bulldog lead to seven. Ezeli continues to deny the Bulldogs access in the paint, bringing his block total to six. Neither team seems interested in paint penetration at the moment, though. Not when they're hitting outside shots at this rate.
UGA 53, Vanderbilt 43, 9:30 left in second half–One of the craziest games in the SEC this year. All of a sudden, neither team can miss. Both have made five threes in the second half. Jenkins, who was scoreless in the first half, hit a three with 13:14 left to end an 11-0 Georgia run. Dustin Ware hits his fourth triple of the night, but that was quickly answered by Jeffery Taylor's trey. Robinson, Odom, Leslie, and Jenkins all hit threes within a minute and six seconds after that.
UGA 37, Vanderbilt 26, 15:22 left in second half–Timeout, Vanderbilt. Stegeman comes alive as the Bulldogs score eight straight points. Price converts a three-point play off a nice feed from Leslie with 16:26 to go. Ware follows that up with his third three-pointer of the game. The Bulldogs finally get some points in transition as Robinson grabs a long rebound and takes it all the way for a lay-up.
UGA 27, Vanderbilt 21, Halftime–Brad Tinsley misses a three-pointer to end the half. Not a great game to watch if you're a fan of good offense. The Commodores shoot 8-37 (21.6%), while the Bulldogs go 10-28 (35.7%). Vanderbilt gathered 13 offensive boards in the first half, which led, most of the time, to more misses. Gerald Robinson leads all scorers with 10 points. John Jenkins, Vanderbilt's leading scorer at 19.8 points per game, has zero in this game. Tchiengang has six to lead the Commodores. Big man Festus Ezeli has been a force in the paint with 8 rebounds and 4 blocks. Not too many stoppages in play in the first half. Vanderbilt committed only two fouls, while the 'Dogs were whistled just four times. Despite a high number of missed shots, both teams seemed content to play in the half court. Robinson's two open buckets midway through the half are the only fastbreak points in the half. For the Commodores, the game plan is pretty simple when your top two scorers go 0-15: make shots. The Bulldogs must work harder to corral the rebounds on the defensive end and get out on the break to get easy points.
UGA 27, Vanderbilt 21, 1:00 left in first half–Timeout, Georgia. Both teams beginning to show some semblance of offensive production. Robinson converts a three-point play with 1:30 left, which was nullified by Rob Odom's three-pointer one possession later.
UGA 21, Vanderbilt 16, 2:40 left in first half–Steve Tchiengang hits his second three-pointer of the evening with 3:26 left to bring the Commodores within five. Travis Leslie hit an open layup before that. He has four points; Robinson has 7 to lead the Dogs. Both teams going small with Price and Ezeli on the bench.
UGA 19, Vanderbilt 13, 5:47 left in first half–The Commodores are shooting an unsightly 5-27, but they have 11 offensive rebounds to keep the game close. Jeremy Price picks up his second foul with 8:50 left, and Mark Fox immediately sends in Chris Barnes. Thompkins hits a long two with 7:11 remaining in the half. He has five points. Both teams have only combined for six free throw attempts so far.
UGA 12, Vanderbilt 8, 11:43 left in first half–The shooting woes continue for Vanderbilt. They've gone just 3-15. But the Bulldogs' own shooting troubles are keeping it close. Robinson scores four quick points on fast breaks.
UGA 8, Vanderbilt 3, 14:58 left in first half–Both teams have started with awful shooting. The first field goal of the game didn't come until the 16:18 point, when Rod Odom hit an uncontested layup. Georgia was cold from long and short, getting swatted repeatedly by Festus Ezeli. Gerald Robinson and Trey Thompkins hit back-to-back threes to give the Bulldogs an early lead.
Starting Lineups: No surprises for Georgia. They begin with their usual five: Dustin Ware and Gerald Robinson in the backcourt, Travis Leslie on the wing, and Trey Thompkins and Jeremy Price down low. Vanderbilt starts with a three-guard group of John Jenkins, Brad Tinsley, and Jeffery Taylor. Rod Odom and Festus Ezeli will be in the paint for the Commodores.
Hey, hoops fans. Ken Nasse here to blog the Bulldogs SEC contest against the 18th-ranked Vanderbilt Commodores at Stegeman Coliseum. Both teams enter tonight with 6-4 records in SEC play. Vanderbilt's 18-6 overall record is one game better than Georgia's. These teams met on January 12, with Vanderbilt getting the upper hand, 73-66. John Jenkins and Festus Elezi both scored 18 points in that game, overshadowing a 21-point, 13-rebound performance by Georgia's Travis Leslie. The Bulldogs were ranked 24th at the time and have been out of the rankings since. With wins in their last three SEC games, the Bulldogs are in good form and will need this game to bolster their NCAA Tournament hopes. Vanderbilt is coming off a huge 81-77 win over Kentucky on Saturday. John Jenkins hit six three-pointers en route to a career-high 32 points. He'll obviously be the focal point of Georgia's defense tonight. The 'Dogs, meanwhile, eked out a 60-56 road win at South Carolina on Saturday, led by leading scorer Trey Thompkins' 16 points. Neither team shot well in their previous meeting. The Commodores shot 42%; the Bulldogs managed just 35%. Both squads will need a good performance tonight. Quality conference wins are crucial when the NCAA selection committee decides who will play in March Madness.


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Welcome to the land of the brave
A large sign greets me with 'Welcome to the land of the brave' in the arrival hall in Kabul. I have just stepped off the plane, and am wondering what the year ahead will bring.
This is my first time in Afghanistan and I'm excited and nervous, only having seen one week before the news of attacks in Kabul - just as I was telling my family that living in Kabul was no more dangerous than riding a bike into central London every day.
As I sat on the flight, I was curious to see who else would be coming to this intriguing country. There were only a few foreigners, with the bulk of the passengers Afghan families, many of whom were coming to visit family members.
The children behind me were playing 'I spy with my little eye' in English for most of the trip. Two Afghan men caught my eye and I quickly recognised that they were the owners of my local corner shop which made me realise the world really is so small! They were going home for a few weeks with their extended family to sort out business matters.
It was a long journey from London, but I was rewarded with stunning mountain views and a wonderful sunny morning as we touched down at Kabul airport.
As the only blonde person in the terminal, I am grateful for my headscarf. Immigration is remarkably efficient and after a bit of a wait for my luggage my transport whisks me off to the 'Green Zone' where the UK and many other embassies are located, as well as government ministries.
The dusty roads are jam-packed with colourful scenes of noisy traffic - cars, bikes, motorbikes and donkeys and carts - and before I can take it all in, I arrive at the DFID office.
My first impression of DFID staff is that they are a welcoming and very dedicated group of Afghans and UK staff. My job is to work on programmes that support local authorities to deliver basic services such as water and electricity to people in more remote parts of Afghanistan. This is crucial in a country where over a third of the population lives on less than 60p per day.
The population has high expectations of what basic services the government and donors can offer them and DFID is working hard to help meet them in a place which is rebuilding itself after enduring over three decades of conflict.
I have worked in DFID for seven years on a variety of roles, including working on job creation in conflict areas and providing debt relief to poor countries. Coming to Afghanistan offers me new challenges and the opportunity to make a difference.
Over the next few months I will share my impressions of Afghanistan and its people through this blog. I will be likely to see more of Kabul, as well as visit a number of provinces and districts to see the impact of our projects for myself. I am very much looking forward to gaining my own impressions of this fascinating place.
Wishing you all the best! Will be good to hear some positive news coming out of Afghanistan hopefully!
What a great experience Christa; Land of the brave and for brave people like you always willing to give and help. Take care and enjoy
te admiro mucho
I look forward to reading your progress, it sounds very interesting already!
I would be interested in your background in Local Government both educational and practical, especially given your previous roles in DFID which are in other fields.
Bonne Chance Christa et bon courage! j'espere que tu t'ai vite installee et integree a l'equipe du DFID locale.
Pour un depaysement, c'est un depaysement je suppose!!!
Looking forward to hearing how you have been getting on... and getting started!
all the best
May you have amazing successes as you serve the people of this land. I spent my boyhood as my father served as an indian technical and economic mission to develop Afghanistan. I hope to be back one day and serve too.
Best of luck and i hope to get regular updates from you I would love to Join DFID to do rewarding work like you are doing please take care
Bonne chance in the land of the brave! j'espere que tout va bien et que tu pourras continuera nous tenir au courant de ta vie quotidienne.
Tu nous manques!
Bon courage!
Hmm, I prefer Tripoli though...
Good luck, and continue your blog - u ll enjoy it....
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hey christa!
schön von dir zu lesen, dass es dir gut geht, und dass du eine interessante aufgabe hast. hoffe dennoch du verirrst dich mal wieder nach wien, würd dich gern mal wiedersehn
Dear Christa,
It is interesting to see how you feel about our country. I hope you enjoy your work with us and time here . We are really pleased having you around.
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I have my Pace Sky digibox (DS430N) located in my loft and control it from any of the three TV locations. The Satellite dish is connected to the Digibox. My terrestrial aerial is connected to the aerial in connector on the digibox. The 'RF1 out' is connected to a 6+1 way mains amplifier. To which I have connected my TV's and my VHF/FM kit via coax cables in trunking to the respective rooms. This in turn distributes the Sky signal to all three TVs, (very good signal). Each TV uses the SLX magic TV Eye. I now want to obtain and use Freesat as well as the above Sky system. From my reading, I understand that my typical Sky dish is already aligned for Freesat. I also understand that if I buy a new LNB, which has at least two out puts, I can route the signal to a Freesat digibox. I would like to also put the Freesat digibox in my loft and operate with my existing Sky/SLX magic TV Eyes. Is this feasible? How do I achieve switching between my Sky digibox to my Freesat box? Jimlad
The freesat boxes don't have RF outputs, so you have to get a RF modulator connected to the scart output to be able to use it in your current distribution system. However, you do realise that the only extra channels you will get from freesat over your current sky system is 3 HD channels (BBC HD, ITV HD and Luxe HD), which won't be in HD anyway on the RF distribution system. All the other channels you currently get via your sky box (in fact its the very same broadcasts). The only difference will be the EPG.
My Sky system is Free Sky, not that would have an impact on your response. As a stand alone system, is it feasible to locate the Freesat digibox in the loft and run three TV's from it and get full HD? I say this as I do want to receive HD. If it is how would I achieve it? Jimlad
Distributing HD can be expensive and problematic. I suggest you ask in the HDMI switches and cables forum for ideas.
You'd need an HDMI splitter with at least three outputs & HDMI cable runs to each location. Yes, you'd just need to add something like the Omni Link to your existing setup (made by the same manufacturer as the SLx). This allows remote control over coax for non-Sky receivers. So you'd use HDMI for Freesat audio/video & coax for Freesat remote functionality - aswell as everything else you currently use it for
Thanks Ben. Are you saying I can set up Freesat as a stand alone system, to be received at three TV's and each will receive full HD? Jimlad
Yep - though it won't be "full HD" as such, as UK satellite is broadcast at 1080i (not 1080p). Don't get too hung up on resolutions though, 720p/1080i looks great on a full HDTV
Ben, I would very much appreciate a fuller explanation of what I would need to enable my existing FreeSKY system to also operate on Freesat. Also how difficult is it to run the new HDMI cables between the loft located, Freesat digibox and each TV set i.e. is similar to, say running Coax? Or would it just be easier to have the Freesat box beside my lounge set (Sony KDL40W4000) and leave my other two sets on FreeSKY? Jimlad
Very difficult to say without seeing the property, but generally coax is much easier to run - as you can run it unterminated, whereas HDMI cables are pre-terminated & much more likely to get snagged/pulled off. Definitely
I have decided to just put the Freesat to my lounge Sony KDL40W4000. So the Freesat digibox will have to be adjacent which will should mean only short HDMI cable runs between digibox and the TV?. (need to sort the wife out, who hates boxes and cables - Ha Ho). You have said that this setup will give me an HD picture that would be superior to the normal/currently received picture quiality. I did read that correctly didn't I? So to my comment on the first post, "From my reading, I understand that my typical Sky dish is already aligned for Freesat. I also understand that if I buy a new LNB, which has at least two out puts, I can then route the relevant signal to a Freesat digibox". Is this correct? Any comment on LNB's? I have the standard smallish oval shaped Sky dish. Is there anything to be gained in changing my dish, larger/round? I currently get a good digital picture but would a larger/better dish make any real noticable improvement? I will also need to buy a Freesat digibox - any comments? Jimlad
Yep Yep, although as already mentioned only BBC HD, ITV HD & Luxe HD are currently available in Freesat. Channel 4 HD will eventually appear on Freesat too, though it's not clear exactly when. If you're currently watching Sky on a 40" HDTV via coax; then switching to HDMI - even just for the SD channels - should look the difference between night & day You don't really get two-output LNBs for Sky dishes anymore, so any cheap quad LNB should do the job - which has four outputs. Nope. If you're happy with a STB, then the Humax Foxsat-HD is a decent receiver & you can pick up a graded model from Humax Direct for £89. If you're after a PVR, then the Humax Foxsat-HDR can be had from Amazon for £256. It's Freesat's equivalent to Sky HD with a 320Gb HDD. In terms of installation, the main difference is that being a twin-tuner PVR, it requires two cable feeds from the LNB - whereas a regular STB only requires one.
Thanks again for the clear & positive direction and Links. I will go for the twin tuner PVR. As I envisage it, I will be able to take both new HD grade, coax leads directly from the quad LNB, vertically down the outside wall, through the wall adjacent to the TV/Freesat digibox. I intend fitting a new flush mounted double outlet connector(please advise on type) beside my existing single coax socket which currently supplies my SKY & Analogue/Freeview signal to my TV. Any comments on it so far? Will I still be able to feed both the existing Freesat and Sky signal inputs to the TV and switch between the Freesat signal source and the SKY/Freesat source, should I wish to? Will this approach require unpluging/plugging in which ever source I want to use. I say this because my TV has a built-in Freeview system. Jimlad
If you go to B&Q they sell modular wall plates to which you can fit all sorts of accessories in your case you need at least 2 f connector modules, . You can connect as many items to the TV as you have inputs for, just select whatever input you want to watch. In your case a RGB scart input for the sky box and a hdmi for the freesat stb.
Thanks. My SKY digibox is in the loft (The Sky box also feeds SKY/ Freesat to two other TV's in the house) I feed the signal(s) from the Sky box to the TV in the lounge via SLX eye units/control, which is to have the Freesat digibox adjacent to it. With regard to the modular wall plate would I just route the Sky/Analogue/Freesat (aerial on roof) with coax link from my existing TV wall plate/outlet into a coax connector on the new modular wall plate, then out again to the lounge TV or why can't I go direct with this feed to the lounge TV input? Jimlad
Why don't you move the sky digibox next to the main TV and send it's signals via RF up the cable to the loft for distribution to the other TV's. This will give you a better RGB picture on the main TV and also stereo sound. By adding an external modulator to the hdr you can add it's output to the signal sent back to the loft so the other TV's can watch the hdr as well as sky. This means three downleads to the main TV, two seperate lnb coax for the hdr and one for satellite multiplexed with DTT to your existing diplexed outlet by the main TV. Your existing DTT outlet from the wall diplexer would go to the hdr external modulator input. It's output to the sky rfin and sky's rf2 out back to the return coax to the loft to distribute to the other TV's.
IMO, bearing in mind he's already got a working setup, that seems like a lot of work just to get an extra four channels* in RGB on one TV. Plus you'll have two STBs sitting under your TV, which isn't great if your wife isn't keen on even having one! Just my 2p worth *Note to OP: FreeSatFromSky has Fiver, Five USA, Sky3 & Setanta Sports News - whereas Freesat doesn't.
Can't see where the extra work comes in, he already has the cabling to move the sky box and magic eyes, and he has to cable the 2 extra lnb's whatever he does. Where do you get 4 channels from, at the moment it sounds as if every tv is fed using the sky box modulator, which means every TV is using inferior signals which is usually fine for small extra TV's but very poor for larger screen ones. Surely this will give him full stereo sound and RGB quality for every channel on his sky box on the main TV. Feeding a HD ready TV with an analogue signal, quality wise is crazy when a digital tuner is available.
Gulp! Sorry but I am not up to understanding a lot of the abreviations you used. However, I think I get your drift. I will certainly need you to hand nurse me through this one. My first problem is I have a wife who hates electronic boxes and their linking leads, so I try to keep both to a minimum. With what is suggested I would have two digiboxes, Sky & Freesat adjacent to my lounge TV. I aready have a Daewoo HDD/DVD recorder (DH-6100P) and will in the future buy a Blueray record/play system. I am currently using the basic low quality coax links between the loft and respective TV's/rooms. However, I could run the extra required cables/coax externally as my dish is located just above my lounge (main)TV at first floor level. It would be relatively easy to enter the loft space with all the necessary cables to/from lounge/ dish also route the Freesat signal fro the roof aerial along the same route. But I am not sure how the distribution would function to the other TV's. I don't want to have to surface run any cables as we have just finished a complete internal redecoration. So if your suggestion doesn't require internal running of cables, we may have a way forward.
Give me 30mins to do you a diagram. You can use the existing coax for the low quality return path. the only new cables you will need is the three new ones from the dish to the main TV position. Extra questions Does the DVD recorder have a digital tuner in it ? Does the DVD recorder allow recording from a RGB source or not Is it OK to record only from the Sky box or do you want to archive recordings made on the hdr to DVD using the recorder ?.
Quote - Does the DVD recorder have a digital tuner in it ? Only recently aquired this from my son. See attachment. Does the DVD recorder allow recording from a RGB source or not - See attachment Is it OK to record only from the Sky box or do you want to archive recordings made on the hdr to DVD using the recorder ?. No I would want to archive recordings on HDR to DVD. Hope the attachment works. Jimlad
It will, but surely he's almost never going to use Sky on the main TV if he's got a Foxsat-HDR connected via HDMI-? (Apart from to watch the above four channels & he won't even do that if he's got Freeview).
When he is recording 2 channels on the hdr he has only a limited selection of channels to watch using the foxsat. So he will likely use the sky box under these circumstances
It only records composite. Diagram of Coax connections satellite and terrestrial here 4shared.com - photo sharing - download image Conn1.jpg Scart connection diagram tommorow. PS found an error existing wallplate to external modulator should come from TV out on wallplate not Sat out will put right tommorow Diagram now correct on same link
Not sure how many of the 17 pages I need to download? I note there are two connection diagrams will need to study them to understand what the are offering? Can I print them out before downloading or is it better to download all and then select? Have to go out now. Thanks Jimlad
Scart Diagram 4shared.com - photo sharing - download image Conn2.jpg Second error on first diagram - Magic Eye removed, you dont need one by the Sky box (forgot the electronics are inside the box and not an optical link) Same link - diagram updated External modulator to send hdr output over coax UHF Modulator TV/CCTV/ Home Cinema/Camera 350.111 on eBay, also, CCTV Security Cameras, Security Equipment, Consumer Electronics (end time 29-Apr-09 21:37:02 BST) The system as shown won't allow you to control the hdr remotely for that you need an infra red remote extender like this POWERMID INFRARED REMOTE EXTENDER DVR DVD SKY SATELLITE on eBay, also, CCTV Security Cameras, Security Equipment, Consumer Electronics (end time 25-Apr-09 21:00:00 BST) With this you won't need the Magic Eyes as it should work with the hdr and the Sky Box You will need an extra transmitter for two remote TV's though
I am digesting your comprehensive information. It would help me if you would compile a shopping list of the kit I need to purchase. I am having a go as well. I already have a few questions but will wait till I have reviewed everything and then seek your help where necessary. Thanks Jimlad
Quad lnb suitable for your dish PF100 (or similar) coax cable F plugs for the cable F plugs to Belling lee adaptors to make the coax interconnects Waterproof boots and Silicone Grease for the external dish connections How to fit F Connectors to coaxial cable UHF modulator 2 way uhf splitter (with dc pass if using magic eyes) or add a magic eye dc bypass to each leg Connection cable for uhf modulator to hdr. IF you get the one linked it's just a 3 rca phono to 3 rca phono cable. Remote control for hdr.


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Calories in Reduced Fat Alfredo Sauce
Calories per Ingredient
Here are the foods from our food nutrition database that were used for the nutrition calculations of this recipe.
Calories per serving of Reduced Fat Alfredo Sauce
39 calories of Butter, salted, (0.38 tbsp)
21 calories of Milk, nonfat, (0.25 cup)
17 calories of Parmesan Cheese, grated, (0.75 tbsp)
9 calories of Flour, white, (0.02 cup)
2 calories of Garlic, (0.50 tsp)
Calories per serving of Reduced Fat Alfredo Sauce
39 calories of Butter, salted, (0.38 tbsp)
21 calories of Milk, nonfat, (0.25 cup)
17 calories of Parmesan Cheese, grated, (0.75 tbsp)
9 calories of Flour, white, (0.02 cup)
2 calories of Garlic, (0.50 tsp)
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Love this sauce. The only adjustment I made was adding more non-fat milk. It was getting a little to thick on me. Added chicken and mushrooms. Soooo gooooood. Thank you for sharing. |
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Thank you for sharing this recipe. It was perfect and low fat! |
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My husband and I made this, but used fat free promise butter and fat free half and half. It was a good consistency, but the minced garlic made it a tad too sweet (odd as that sounds.) Thanks for sharing, though! It was easy and quick. |
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This is great! I added grilled chicken, wheat pasta & broccoli. My fiance said it tasted just like his favorite meal from Olive Garden(minus a few of the calories!) I added a little more milk than the recipe called for... to make it thinner. |
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Lovely sauce; I've used it as-written as well as with a low-fat cheddar instead of the parm, and it's excellent either way. I make this with linguini, carrot ribbons and broccoli, and it's perfect every time! |
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I was afraid to ever make my own "roux" as I've heard it can be tricky. The key to this recipe is GRADUALLY add flour and milk, and to use a whisk! I was out of parmesean, but used my low fat sharp cheddar and it was amazing! |
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Delicious and easy... no one needs to know it's low fat! |
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I thought this was really good. It's a very simple and easy "base" to make. I ended up adding not only garlic, but a little red pepper flakes and some parsley. To this base I added leftover roasted chicken, peppers, and black olives. Changed the calories, but very good! |
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added some mozzarella cheese, garlic powder, and red pepper to spice up recipe a little; added another 1/2 cup fat free milk to make it less thick. not bad overall! |
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Very good! Can't tell it's reduced fat! |
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phenominal! I wasn't expecting much but for being really low cal and lower in fat it was great. I forgot that i was eating a healthier version. I added some chicken in the sauce and some italian seasoning as well. |
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February 06, 2010, 10:11AM
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Beaverton babysitter admits trying to kidnap kids
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February 04, 2010, 5:30PM
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Beaverton officials say gas leak fixed, classes resuming at Mountain View Middle School
February 04, 2010, 1:33PM
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Beaverton area businesses expand, make additions, change locations
February 04, 2010, 1:30PM
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Man wanted for Beaverton sexual assault in 2008 found in Panama
February 03, 2010, 5:07PM
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Titanium iPod Nano Case Will Set You Back $819
I guess the question of the day is, how much do you love your iPod nano? Do you love it so much you want to protect it from all evil, say in a solid titanium case?
This ¥99,750 (that converts to $819.84 USD), which is made by Kiwami Studios, was released this week. Just in case you're the kinds of person who doesn't mind paying 5.5 times what you paid for your gadget to cover it. I joke, but the company must assume someone will be willing.
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6 years
*rolls eyes* who was the genious that came up with a case that cost more than the ipod itself!!
no thnxs i shall stick to my $10 case
6 years
what is the point of this? Its bulky and ugly and with that price I'd rather buy a cute outfit
6 years
dude this is hella crazy
who in the right mind would go and by this since its like 4 times the price of an ipod?
il stick to my $20 case :]]
6 years
i don't get why there are 4 things to hang it from, and yeah - a little (err lot) pricey!
6 years
Wow...it wouldn't matter if I scratched or broke my ipod, I could easily replace it MANY times at the cost of one of those cases.
6 years
That is utterly ridiculous. I can't believe anyone would ever even consider buying a case so expensive!
6 years
The silly part about this is that Apple continually changes the size of their iPods from generation to generation. If you ever have to replace your iPod, you may find your next one is too small for the case and gets rattled around inside its thick titanium shell!
6 years
No thanks. I'll stick with my armband velcro thing for a while longer. Although that custom one you posted earlier was awesome and I want one.
6 years
it costs more than the ipod itself. LoL
if i had all the money in the world, why not
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text: Patent References 529827 1416191 1766289 1776935 1780277 1794321 3753579 Stand for dirt bikes Mounting apparatus for a dirt bike Wheelchair lockdown device InventorApplicationNo. 10422169 filed on 04/24/2003US Classes:410/3, Wheeled vehicle410/8, Multipositionable; i.e., along array strip or track410/19, For wheel, hub, or axle shaft410/77, Retainer410/17, Including suspended retainer* member or prop410/9, Wheel, hub, or axle retainer*410/30, Wheel cradle, chock, or well410/22, Hub or axle shaft retainer*280/400, Articulated vehicle410/7Vehicle retainer*ExaminersPrimary: Gutman, H.Attorney, Agent or FirmInternational ClassB60P003/073DescriptionBACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a bracket assembly for rigidly securing a tandem, two-wheel cycle, such as a motorcycle, to the bed of a trailer, truck or other vehicle for transit purposes. In this regard, many owners of motorcycles desire to transport their machines to distant locations for various purposes, such as attending a show or rally. At the present time, the predominate technique for securing a motorcycle to the bed of a trailer, truck or other transit vehicle involves the use of multiple straps. These straps are time consuming to attach and unattach. Further, these straps often stretch or otherwise work loose during transit as the result of rough road conditions or centrifugal forces from turning of the transit vehicle at high speeds, all with potential exposure to damage to the motorcycle. The present invention obviates the use of straps by providing a bracket assembly that rigidly supports the motorcycle from the bed of a trailer, truck or other transit vehicle. The bracket assembly lends itself to inexpensive manufacture, easy installation and easy attachment to a motorcycle. 2. Description of the Prior Art Attempts have been made to produce mechanisms that will support a motorcycle for transit purposes without using straps. Pilmore U.S. Pat. No. 6,109,494 shows such a device. This device consists of three subassemblies, a first subassembly that is attached to the bed of the trailer or other vehicle, a second subassembly attached to the motorcycle and a third subassembly which is detachably engaged with the first and second subassemblies. This arrangement has several disadvantages. First, the second subassembly is permanently attached to the motorcycle and detracts from the appearance of the cycle. Second, the third subassembly must be stored when the motorcycle is not supported for transit. Third, Pilmore mechanism does not provide for vertical adjustment thus forcing the user to locate or maneuver the cycle to a precise location on the bed prior to attachment. Finally, the mechanism disclosed in the '494 patent consists of many parts with consequent manufacturing expense. Doyle U.S. Pat. No. 4,437,597 and Merritt U.S. Pat. No. 5,301,817 show motorcycle transit bracket assemblies. However, the mechanisms shown in these two patents attach to the tires of the motorcycle. Tires will flex in response to load forces to which the moving trailer or vehicle is subjected thereby permitting undesired movement of the cycle relative to the trailer or vehicle. Further, the shape of the tire will change in response to variances in tire pressure thus resulting in undesired movement of the cycle relative to the trailer or vehicle. The following patents are of general interest: Slater, U.S. Pat. No. D375,472; Fonda U.S. Pat. No. 529,827; Mitchell U.S. Pat. No. 4,420,164; and Kallstrom U.S. Pat. No. 5,735,410. These patents disclose motorcycle stands; however, these stands are not adapted for transit purposes. SUMMARY AND OBJECTS OF THE INVENTION The present invention provides a transit bracket assembly for rigid attachment to the frame, or other non-inflatable part, of a cycle for supporting the same on the bed of a trailer or other vehicle without the use of straps. Thus, a primary object of the invention is to obviate the prior art use of straps in supporting a cycle for transit purposes. Another object of the invention is the provision of a motorcycle transit bracket assembly that can be rigidly secured to the frame, or other non-inflatable part, of the cycle. Still another object of the invention is the provision of a transit bracket assembly which provides for adjustment along longitudinal, transverse and vertical directions thus making unnecessary precise location of the cycle on the bed of the trailer or vehicle prior to attachment. Yet another object of the present invention is the provision of a transit bracket assembly which has a minimum number of parts—all easy to manufacture—thus resulting in an assembly that is inexpensive. These and other objects and advantages of the present invention will become apparent from the following description of a preferred embodiment. DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a side view of the bracket assembly attached to the brake disc of a motorcycle (not shown); FIG. 2 is an end view of the bracket assembly and brake disc; FIG. 3 is a top view of the bracket assembly and brake disc; FIG. 4 is a side view of a modified form of the bracket assembly attached to the brake disc of a motorcycle wheel, wherein the brake disc is of the type having radially and circumferentially spaced cooling openings, FIG. 5 is a side view of a mounting plate forming part of the modified form of the invention shown in FIG. 4; FIG. 6 is a side view of a further modified form of the invention adapted for connection to the axle (not shown) of a motorcycle; FIG. 7 is an end view of the modification shown in FIG. 6; and FIG. 8 is a side view of another embodiment of the invention. DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Referring to the embodiment of FIGS. 1-3, the bracket assembly, generally designated 10, is adapted to be mounted to the bed. (represented by the line 12 in FIG. 1) of a trailer or truck (not shown). An elongated member 14, that may be in the form of a tube with a circular cross-section, has sleeves 15 and 16 attached to its opposite ends. These sleeves freely receive respective fasteners that may be in the form of bolts 18 and 19. The bolts 18 and 19 are threadingly engaged with the respective hubs of base plates 20 and 22. These base plates may be secured to the bed 12 of the transit vehicle by any convenient means, such as the fasteners 24-27 shown on FIG. 3. A sleeve 30 is slideably engaged with the tube 14. The sleeve 30 is fastened, as by welding, to a foot plate 32; this foot plate has a flat bottom surface 32a for engagement with the bed 12 of the trailer or truck. The various parts are preferably dimensioned such that the bottom surface 32a of the foot-plate 32 will extend below a plane containing the bottom surfaces of the base plates 20 and 22. Thus, upon tightening of the bolts 18 and 19, the foot-plate 32 will act as a fulcrum (acting against the bed 12 of the trailer or truck) to bend and deform the tube 14 slightly thus causing binding engagement between the tube 14 and the sleeve 30. This binding engagement and the frictional engagement between the bottom surface 32a and the bed 12 prevent sliding movement of the sleeve 30 relative to the tube 14 as well as rotary movement of the sleeve 30 relative to the tube 14. Of course, in lieu of this binding engagement, a set-screw arrangement (not shown) may be provided for adjustably securing the sleeve 30 to the tube 14. As seen in FIGS. 2 and 3, the sleeve 30 has a cylindrical member 34 attached thereto. The member 34 is slideably received within a sleeve 36 attached to a base assembly 38. This base assembly has a flat bottom surface 38a for engagement with the bed 12 of the trailer or truck. The sleeve 36 has a threaded aperture (not shown) for receiving a fastener, such as a bolt 40 (FIG. 3). This bolt acts as in the manner of a set-screw for adjustably positioning the member 34 relative to the sleeve 36. The sleeve 36 has an upward extension 42 (FIG. 2) slideably received within another sleeve 44. The sleeve 44 has a threaded aperture (not shown) receiving a bolt 46. Thus, the bolt 46 acts as a set-screw adjustably securing the sleeve 44 to the upward extension 42. The sleeve 44 is secured, as by welding, to a plate 48; this plate is in turn secured to a vertically oriented plate 50. The plate 50 is provided with a plurality of apertures 52 for receiving fasteners, preferably in the form of bolts 54. A back plate 56 has a plurality of threaded openings (not shown) for threadingly receiving the bolts 54. As best seen in FIG. 2, the plates 50 and 56 are arranged to engage opposite sides of a brake disc 58 forming part of the wheel assembly of a motorcycle (not shown). Pads 60 and 62, respectively attached to opposite sides of the plates 50 and 56, may be provided to prevent marring or scratching of the motorcycle brake disc. In use, a motorcycle is positioned with one of its wheels adjacent the installed bracket assembly 12. The motorcycle need not be precisely positioned in view of the horizontal, transverse and vertical adjustment features of the bracket assembly to be referred to below. In this regard, it will be understood that one or both of the bolts 18 and 19 will be loosened to permit free sliding movement of the sleeve 30 relative to the tube 14. Preferably, the adjustment bolts 40 and 46 will also be loosened. The user will first position the plates 50 and 56 to engage respective opposite sides of the brake disc 58. The bolts 54 will then be tightened for secure engagement of the plates 50, 56 with the brake disc. Next, the bolt 46 will be tightened to secure the sleeve 44 to the cylindrical formation 42 that is attached to the sleeve 36. The fastener 40 will then be tightened to secure the sleeve 36 to the cylindrical formation 34 attached to the sleeve 30. Finally, one or both of the bolts 18 and/or 19 will be tightened to bind the sleeve 30 to the elongated tube 14. It is preferable to mount a motorcycle for transit by providing two of the bracket assemblies, one for each wheel. The bracket assemblies may be of different sizes depending on the size and configuration of the motorcycle. Referring now to FIGS. 4 and 5, a modified form of the present invention is provided for use with motorcycles having brake discs with radially and circumferentially spaced cooling openings. The parts of this embodiment that correspond to the embodiment of FIGS. 1-3 are indicated by the prime form of numeral. As seen in FIG. 4, the sleeve 44′ mounts a plate 48′ that in turn supports a front plate 70. The plate 70 is provided with a plurality of apertures 72 spaced for registry with cooling openings 74 in the brake disc 58′. A back plate 76 has a plurality of threaded openings 78 arranged for registry with the apertures 72 in the front plate 70. A plurality of fasteners 80, in the form of bolts, are passed through the openings 72 and 74, in the front plate 70 and brake disc 58′, respectively, and then threaded into the openings 78 in the back plate 76. Tightening of the bolts 80 will firmly secure the plates 70 and 76 to the brake disc 58′. In all other respects, the embodiment of FIGS. 4 and 5 is the same as the embodiment of FIGS. 1-3. A still further embodiment or modification is shown in FIGS. 6 and 7. This embodiment is provided for motorcycles wherein one or both of the front and rear wheel brake assemblies do not have brake discs or do not have brake discs with exposed portions adequate for gripping. Again, the parts corresponding with the embodiment of FIGS. 1-3 are indicated by the double form of prime numerals. Turning now to FIGS. 6 and 7, the sleeve 44″ mounts at its upper end a plate 82, as by welding. A vertically oriented plate 84 is welded to the plate 82 and to a portion of the sleeve 44″. The plate 84 has a horizontally offset portion 84a that is provided with a vertically oriented threaded opening (not shown). An adapter plate 86 includes a lug portion having an opening (not shown) for receiving a bolt 90 for threading engagement with the threaded opening in the plate portion 84a. The adapter plate 86 includes an opening 92 for receiving the end portion of the axle (not shown) of a motorcycle wheel assembly. It will be understood that the adapter plate 86 will normally remain attached to the motorcycle axle. Of course, other forms of adapter plates may be provided for attachment to any non-inflatable part of the motorcycle, i.e., parts other than the tires. When it is desired to use the embodiment of FIGS. 6 and 7, the motorcycle will be positioned adjacent the bracket assembly 10 and the various parts of the bracket assembly will be adjusted such that the threaded opening in the plate portion 84a is positioned just under the opening in the adapter plate offset portion 88. The bolt 90 is then threaded in the opening in the offset portion 84a of the plate 84 for securing the plate 84 to the adapter plate 86. The other parts of the bracket assembly are positioned and secured in the manner described above with respect to the embodiment of FIGS. 1-3. Another embodiment of the invention is shown in FIG. 8. This embodiment is similar to the embodiment of FIGS. 1-3 with the exception of the means for achieving lateral adjustment. The parts of the FIG. 8 embodiment corresponding to the embodiment of FIGS. 1-3 are indicated by the prime form of numeral. Referring now to FIG. 8, the trailer bed 12 is provided with a suitably mounted mounted plate 12a having a plurality of transverse slots 96, 97,98 and 100. The elongated member 14′ has fastening mean at its opposite ends in the form of nut and bolt assemblies 102 and 104. These assemblies mount the elongated member 14′ in the set of transverse slots 96,98 or 97,100. Of course, the elongated member 14′ may be secured in any lateral position as determined by the length of the slots 96, 97,98 and 100. The sleeve 30′ includes a vertically extending cylindrical formation 106 slidably received within the sleeve 44′. Thus vertical adjustment is achieved by loosening and tightening of the bolt 46′. The sleeve 44′ is attached to a horizontally disposed plate 108 which in turn is connected to a bracket plate 110. This bracket plate is provided with a plurality of openings 112 receiving fasteners 114 to facilitate attachment to the brake disc 58′ of a motorcycle. The present invention has been described in detail with reference to preferred embodiment thereof. However, variations and modifications can be effected within the spirit and scope of the invention as defined by the following claims. * * * * * Field of SearchWheeled vehicleFour-wheeled vehicle accommodation Vehicle retainer* Multipositionable; i.e., along array strip or track Wheel, hub, or axle retainer* Including suspended retainer* member or prop For wheel, hub, or axle shaft Hub or axle shaft retainer* Cylindrical article accommodation Rigid retainer* acting as, or retentively contacting a core or hub Wheeled load bearer accommodation Retainer |


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Right Reverend John Sherrington |
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Appointed | 30 June 2011 |
Installed | 14 September 2011 |
Other posts | Titular Bishop of Hilta |
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Ordination | 16 June 1987 by Basil Hume |
Consecration | 14 September 2011 by Vincent Nichols |
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Born | Leicester, England |
5 January 1958
Nationality | British |
Denomination | Roman Catholic |
John Francis Sherrington (born 5 January 1958) is an Auxiliary Bishop of the Archdiocese of Westminster since his appointment was announced on 30 June 2011.[1][2] He had previously served as part of the clergy of the diocese of Nottingham.
John Sherrington was born in Leicester in 1958 to Frank and Catherine Sherrington, and has one brother. He attended St Thomas More Catholic Primary School and Wyggeston Boys' Grammar School, both in Leicester. After his secondary education he attended Queens' College, Cambridge obtaining his Masters in Mathematics. He later worked as a computer specialist. He began his ecclesiastical studies at All Hallows College, Dublin, earning a Bachelor of Arts. He was ordained a priest for the diocese of Nottingham on 13 June 1987. He earned a licentiate in moral theology from the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome (1988–1990).
Later he held the following pastoral assignments: Parochial Vicar at St. Anne at Radcliffe on Trent (1987–1988), Professor of Moral Theology at All Hallows College (1990–98), Professor of Moral Theology and Director of Studies at the inter-diocesan seminary in Wonersh (1998–2004), Parish Priest of Our Lady of Lourdes, Mickleover, Derbyshire (2004–09). From 2009-11 he was Parish Priest of Good Shepherd Parish, Arnold, Nottingham. At the same time he held the office of President of the Diocesan Commission for Marriage and Family Life and he has been a Consultor of the Episcopal Conference of England and Wales on issues of morality.
He was appointed Auxiliary Bishop of Westminster and was raised to the episcopate by Archbishop Vincent Nichols, as well as being appointed Titular Bishop of Hilta, on 14 September 2011.


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Is there a way to create a UserDefinedForm with another pagetype other than "contact form?" I am already using contact form, and need to be able to create forms on other pages within the CMS. Can someone please help me figure out how this is done?
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19 March 2008 at 7:22am
The third tutorial shows how to create a form inside a page.
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19 March 2008 at 8:22am
Right...But is there a way to make use of the UserDefinedForm class with other pagetypes other than the "contact form" pagetype? Creating a custom form pagetype is an option, I suppose; however I'd like the ability to manage it through the CMS.
The reason I want to use another pagetype in conjunction with the UserDefinedForm class is so I can create different forms on different pages.
Hopefully that makes sense.
Any ideas?
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The easiest way to do this would be to subclass
directly and create a new page type from that. You can subclass theUserDefinedForm
directly as well:UserDefinedForm_Controller
class YourFormPageType extends UserDefinedForm {static $add_action = 'my page type';
// Any other custom code
This should behave the same way as a contact form, but will appear to be a different type of page in the CMS.
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5 August 2008 at 7:15am
I had/have a similar issue. I need a separate TEMPLATE for my form; I.e.: other than Page.ss, for reasons too complicated and boring to go into. SO-- I have followed your advice and created a new pagetype ("ContactForm[.php]") and rebuilt my database and change the pagetype to the new one. My form is all still there in the CMS so I know the extends is working fine.
I also then created my ContactForm.ss template, and coded my special layout. The template is being accessed and used (showtemplate=1). So we're good there. However, for some very frustrating reason, the form I built inside the CMS is not showing up! Although $Content is benig picked up, $Form seems to have NO effect.
What am I doing wrong?
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Both RA Sushi locations in Houston will host their 9th annual "Nicky's Week" starting this Sunday, May 26 through Saturday, June 1 to raise funds for children battling cancer and other life-threatening illnesses at St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital. Since its inception, Nicky's Week has raised ... More >>
The religious iconography of the drug trade.
Need help killing someone? Or cementing a drug deal? This may be the saint for you.
It was sometime back in the early 2000s, or maybe even the late 1990s, that I started seeing them at the late beloved Dunlavy Fiesta: in the Hispanic aisle, alongside the colorful votive candles to Our Lady of Guadalupe, Saint Jude, and the Most Powerful Hand of God, there were these stark monochrom ... More >>
Santa Muerte, the newly-popular Grim Reaper-like Mexican folk saint, and subject of this week's cover story, is not the only object of supernatural devotion in the drug trade. Far from it. In fact, she's something of a Johnny-come-lately in Mexican folk religion. For as long as there have been smug ... More >>
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Even on quiet days, they expected an Atlantic Storm.
From September 1940 through December 1943, the German Navy and Air Force sank nearly 2,000 Merchant Marine vessels carrying over 10 million tons of needed war materials for Great Britain and Russia. However, by the end of 1943 the Allies had defeated Hitler's surface fleet, and his U-boat "wolf packs" were the hunted instead of the hunters.
Atlantic Storm recreates the tension experienced by Allied seamen during those deadly times when German U-boats, bombers and warships tried to stop them. Atlantic Storm features simplicity and replayability. 2 to 6 players fight a battle for each convoy, with the winner of the battle taking the convoy as a prize. Lots of table talk keeps the game exciting as opponents negotiate with one another to thwart the efforts of the leader.
Atlantic Storm is one of my favorite games. I would recommend it to all gamers. It has good replayability with lots of pros and few cons. Although its designed for 2 to 6 players, I recommend at least 4. The ideal number of players is 6 or 7 but the game is still playable with 8 or more players. One of the most interesting parts of the game is your interaction with the other players. With fewer than 4 players, there just arent enough players to interact with.
I would also recommend playing with all the optional rules from the rules booklet since they give the players more options during their turn. With the original rules a weak hand stays weak but with the optional rules, you can replace your entire hand with hopefully a better one.
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A couple of points about Romeneskogate, for those who aren't completely bored of it by now
- The original Julie Moos post was highly misleading in one respect — she made it seem as though Romenesko hadn't blockquoted two full paragraphs in this post, when in fact he had used blockquote. I know Moos was misleading because Jack Shafer said that she "pointed to a recent example from Romenesko's work in which he ran whole sentences from a Chicago Tribune story in his summary of it without placing the words in quotation marks or block quotation". I suspect that the problem here is that Poynter's CSS has problems with blockquotes-within-blockquotes, but in any case Moos should have been much clearer that only a minority of the text in question was outside quote marks or blockquotes.
- Justin Peters managed to commit exactly the same sin that Moos did, when he reminisced about freelancing on Today's Papers. "I knuckled down and found a way to say things in my own words, because I am a journalist, and that is my job," he writes, managing to to completely miss the point of what an aggregator does. It's not the job of a journalist, saying things in his own words: instead, it's the job of a curator, linking to great content. If Peters thinks that Romenesko's job was that of a journalist, writing things in his own words, he's missing the point entirely.
- Erika Fry's CJR piece, when it arrived, was perfectly reasonable. The posts on Romenesko have gotten so long, of late, that readers no longer need to click through to the original. (This is known in some quarters as "over-aggregation", and it's exacerbated by a social-media policy where links go to the Poynter pickup, rather than to the original source.) Fry makes the entirely intuitive case that the likelihood of incomplete attribution rises with the length of pieces, and that the real problem here isn't Romenesko's behavior, but rather the way that Romenesko pieces have been getting longer and longer.
- According to Moos's own guidelines, which she quoted in her piece, the stated reason for all these rules about attribution is " to prevent plagiarism, intentional or otherwise". So she did use the p-word, and she did therefore imply that what Romenesko was doing was some kind of unintentional plagiarism. If there was no question of plagiarism, then it's not entirely obvious why the plagiarism-avoidance part of the guidelines should even be germane.
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Be sure consistently follow up on documents you submit or ought to receive. Sadly things often get lost in the sauce. Also be sure to be aware of deadlines, because you may miss some great opportunities.
Read MoreCollege is not a joke, and should be taken very seriously because it will have a huge effect on your overall GPA. This school will preps you for real life. BCC teaches responsibility, making effort in your work.
Read MoreBe prepared to learn and do work. Yes, college is fun. And, yes, this is a community college, however this college takes into serious consideration the future possibilities of your college career. They put you academically in a position where if you decide to, you can transfer to a number of their guaranteed colleges to continue your education. Also the college offers many opportunities for its students. Whether it be extracurricular, academic, or job based, Burlington County College has knowledgeable people there to help you along the way. Keep an open mind, be prepared to work hard (and even play hard!), and you will succeed.
Read MoreMake sure you try to meet a lot of people, and try to make new friends. It shouldn't be hard at BCC.
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