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Does your theme work with wordpress?
Here is the Wordpress versionhttp://themeforest.net/item/rawa-clean-responsive-minimal-wordpress/1935648
Hi I'm having an issue with Chrome not displaying content called to the pagecontent id, would this just be a setting I have in Chrome or is this a known issue that anyone else has found? I have found that my chrome browser is a little buggy at times.
I have purchased your theme. Could you recommend a responsive slider, which I can use instead of the text: "I am Rawa A Clean, Minimal & Responsive Portfolio/Blog Theme to show your works."?
Thanks, Ton
Thanks for purchasing.
I always used Flexslider but it seems to be offline. You might try http://marktyrrell.com/labs/blueberry/
Thanks SpabRice,
That is a very quick answer. I appreciate that.
I will give it a try.
Hi I have this message: "Installing Theme from uploaded file: themeforest-1531154-rawa-clean-responsive-minimal-html5.zip Unpacking the package…
Installing the theme…
The package could not be installed. The theme is missing the style.css stylesheet.
Theme install failed."
What I can do? Thanks Anto
Thanks for purchasing.
Unfortunately, You bought the "HTML" Version/Template! You need to buy the "Wordpress" Version which is herehttp://themeforest.net/item/rawa-clean-responsive-minimal-wordpress/1935648
Always assure if you're in the right category.
I bougth it. All this is new for me and I can find the instructions. Could you tagive me advice on how to upload?
I bougth it. All this is new for me and I can find the instructions. Could you tagive me advice on how to upload?
I bougth it. All this is new for me and I can find the instructions. Could you tagive me advice on how to upload?
Unzip the downloaded file from themeforest. There you'll find another zip file which is called rawa.zip.
Ths is the file you need to upload to wordpress.
Oops, I am thinking that I am missing some knowledge! You have recommend the Blueberry slider. And I have read your documentation regarding including scripts. But I dont undernstand it. Can you help? Please?
Thanks in advance, Ton.
Is there a message I can setup for the form once sent? I can press the submit button and the form gets sent but I would like a confirmation message that it has been sent? Can you please help? Thanks.
There should be a message once you've send the form. (it's in the contact_send.php) Did u try it online?
www.proccy.com. it does not give me a message, the form also does not change when you press submit. But the message goes through. Although the user will not know this without a confirmation message.
I just tryed it and i've got a message "Your message has been sent. Thank you!".
Maybe your browser window is too small and the message is not on the visible browser area?
the contact.html contains <input type="hidden" name="sendto" value="email@example.com" />
How can i put the mail-adress in the contact_send.php???
Thanks for u help.
Replace $_POST['sendto'] BY your email adress (line 4)
Ex. define("WEBMASTER_EMAIL", "email@example.com");
Thx SpabRice,
but i have the same prom with no massage as user proccy9!!!
1. No Confirm Message "Your message has been sent. Thank you!" 2. and no "Your message has not been send!" 3. at last no Message is send…
I use PHP 5 .3!!!
What if you try the relative path to the "contact_send.php" instead of the absolute path "http://www.proccy.com/contact_send.php"
So replace target="http://www.proccy.com/contact_send.php" BY target="contac_send.php" in your contact.html
I try both options but no result!!!
Still the same problem…
So there is something else which isn't working. Did you try with the original files?
Please send me an email for better support.
hy, how i can add a vimeo embedd in this nice theme? Can you make a little tutorial for the rest of us?
just wrap your iframe into a div with the classname "video"
In "blog-post02.html" you'll find an example.
thank you, I was able to insert the vimeo but I haven't understood how to resize it to work in responsive mode…
thank you, i have solved the problem ( i wasn' t using the post.html template )
There is no message. I have checked repeatedly in various browsers. Please help. Or suggest a php form I can use instead.
What if you try the relative path to the "contact_send.php" instead of the absolute path "http://www.proccy.com/contact_send.php"
So replace target="http://www.proccy.com/contact_send.php" BY target="contac_send.php" in your contact.html
that worked, you are a star – thanks. And great theme and functionality. I would love it if you were able to make it span the whole width of the browser and not fixed within a wrapper. Great work.

just add the class "motion" to the div
[div class="masonry_item entry work web motion" /]
thank you so much, one last thing. How can I place a 5pixel spacer under images on pages under
? I wish to have them with a small space in between them but I can't manage. I thank you for your time I know this is not really part of your work. Thanks.
i have a request. ( i have the html version ) Is it possible to return to the top of the display when you close the contact form, or about form? even when you view the portfolio, and close the selected part, you do not see the logo,but you have to scroll the page up. but when I view the "post" I can see the layout in the right view. Can you help me with the css or the html? thank you maruko
Hi. I just purchased your theme. I'm having trouble with getting the "about" and "contact" pages to load in Chrome. When I preview from Dreamweaver to Chrome those pages just wont load. However, they do load in Firefox. Both browsers are up to date and I've cleared the cache and history several times. What am I doing wrong or missing?
"Previewing from Dreamweaver". You're opening your files locally. Chrome doesn't support ajax on local files. So try to open it from a online server to test tit in chrome.
Thanks for the reply. I that makes sense. I didn't know Chrome doesn't support Ajax locally. Thanks again.
Hi. I have another question. How can I add a lightbox to one of the portfolio pages instead of having full size images there? Is this even possible. Here's what I'm trying to do.
A want a masonry tile to represent a section of photos. So that when that tile is clicked on it opens that photo category page that will have the same css styling you set up but instead of 3 images there will be thumbnails with a lightbox.
I tested inserting a PVII Lightshow Magic 1.26 set up with several small thumbnails. When testing the specific portfolio page with the PVII Lightshow Magic lightbox in a browser it loads. But it doesn't load when selecting the photo masonry tile from the index page. It just cycles but nothing loads.
How can I correct this?


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27-02-2012 23:53
What do you mean, installed WP7? If they were never WP7 devices, then they were never built for WP7(5) in which case nothing they experience is of any concern to anyone else.
Also, more than a few people own several Windows phones from various manufacturers and they have had no issues except with Lumia 800 (see above). It is not an OS issue, it is a driver issue. If the OS kept doing things via 3G for no good reason they all would have had diminshed life.
Not only that, but other Lumia devices, like the 710, have no such issue. They seemed plagued by the end call bug, which is recognized and fixed (or fixing, can't rmemeber). AFAICT, only one person reported an end call issue with L800, and that was solved via flashing IIRC.
28-02-2012 12:29
28-02-2012 14:27
I've found the battery life actually fluctuates depending on what you leave in your 'multitasking' window. If it's the regular Windows phone apps it's mostly not a problem.
For instance Wordfeud ate through my battery. If you back out of applications like that (in stead of pressing home) it will save you quite a lot of batterycharge.
I know someone said this, or something like it, somewhere. Perhaps in this thread of on XDA. It sure makes a whole lot of difference.
28-02-2012 14:41
29-02-2012 14:01 - edited 29-02-2012 14:03
Yesterday i switched off 3G and data to see if it would improve my battery. My battery was fine, it decharged at about 2% an hour, which is more than fine in my eyes.
didnt noitce any change, so switched them back on this morning. Checked my phone just and it was warm to the touch and the battery was at 13% (from about 50 a few hours ago). So i install the diagnostics and find the draw is about 250. I assume its been at this while in standby too for the phone to be warm and the battery to be so low....
Oh dear... I guess it was becuase i didnt reboot my phone after turning 3g back on. so i turn it off just before plugging it in to the USB charger. and now the bloody thing wont start. or charge.
I assume its becuase the battery is too low? and the USB doesnt give enough juice to get it going?
I hope if i can get it going, it goes back to its pretty great 2% per hour drain like its given me the last week. Hoping it was just a glitch...
EidT: Oh result, its just kicked back into life. Ill let it charge, then reboot etc and see if thebattery drain has dropped to normal levels.
I get the feeling, rebooting (restarting) it every so often probably helps. I tend to restart it at the end of every charge, or when ever i make a lot of setting changes. Just didnt bother today....
29-02-2012 15:55
Reporting back after some time. It seems that IMNdi's advice works for me. Rebooting the phone helps (good ol' Windows, huh). I'm getting 2D 7h (+/- 2h) with everything on, except 3G. The moment I turn it on, the battery lasts around half of that. I do not have diagnostic app installed, nor any app that was not developed by MS or Nokia (to be sure it's not 3rd-party-app-related).
It's still nowhere near 5 days, my friend is getting from the same model, though.
29-02-2012 16:37
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Reporting back after some time. It seems that IMNdi's advice works for me. Rebooting the phone helps (good ol' Windows, huh).
This is not a Windows problem. Windows doesn't know nor care what happens behind the scenes, it's the 3G/modem driver's job. Also, no other phones seemed plagued by this issue. I know I've said it a lot of times before - but say it enough without being challenged and it starts to become "common knowledge" and that's just not fair. I love Windows phone, it is virtually bug free and, compared to all other phones I had it's pure bliss. Every time an app refuses to exit and I get annoyed I remember Symbian freezing completely for no apparent reason while attempting to ring. For every limitation I hit because it's not implemented yet or never there (like front camera) I remember phones that had the feature in specs only (Like N900 and MMS/video call). It's worse to have a front camera and not being able to use it than to not have one at all.
I'm not saying it's perfect, but it's the best there is and I want it to succeed. Too many attempts at a good thing died off. I want my next phone to be a good looking Nokia Windows and I'd appreciate it if it had no Nokia bugs.
Yes, I know. Still.
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(a) so i turn it off just before plugging it in to the USB charger. and now the bloody thing wont start. or charge.
(b) I assume its becuase the battery is too low? and the USB doesnt give enough juice to get it going?
I hope if i can get it going, it goes back to its pretty great 2% per hour drain like its given me the last week. Hoping it was just a glitch...
EidT: Oh result, its just kicked back into life. Ill let it charge, then reboot etc and see if thebattery drain has dropped to normal levels.
(c) I get the feeling, rebooting (restarting) it every so often probably helps. I tend to restart it at the end of every charge, or when ever i make a lot of setting changes. Just didnt bother today....
a) USB charging charges the battery only partially, is bad for the battery and, if you chase the long standby should go the way of the dodo.
b) Yes. When battery is too low, attempting to power up the OS creates a drain that would lower voltage of battery below cut-off, which would render the battery unchargeable by normal means. Aka, Nokia Care. As a result, it is first charged in "emergency mode", a a constant rate, about 500 mA or so for 10-30 minutes, then the OS boots in a minimal configuration to monitor the charge (red/white battery logo). Once that reaches a certain level, the OS can boot.
Do not dispair.
c) There is no need for periodic boots. If you followed the instructions above, you would notice that once the batery has been correctly calibrated, it tends to keep going straight. It is possible to throw it off by a deep discharge, but if you fully charge it (from wall wart, please, and leave it at least an hour or two in the charger after 100%) then reboot it that should set it straight again.
Note however, point a).
I am unsure, frankly, why that is - it should take longer, but maximum capacity should not be affected. Whether that is a limitation beyond my understanding (hmm) or a software limitation I cannot say - but it is possible that some overcharge protection makes charging difficult.
For example, when USB charging, phone needs to maintain the USB protocol to get 500 mA, which might mean phone never sleeps. If that is the case, then daemons that run could peak consumption over the maximum USB can give it and thus induce micro-cycles. This is especially bad near full capacity and the limitation could be there for protection - a simple ring or message could drain over what USB provides (buzzer, sound, CPU, GPU, modem, wifi all power on on ring) and kill the battery fast. In contrast, a wall wart could keep these on and maintain a charge.
Also, end-of-charge state is when big daemons run. Phone locked, battery full, on charger, is called EOC state and it's when MS lets loose the heavy tasks - tasks that are allowed to run for minutes at a time, with no memory or CPU limit - meaning drain is quite high. Another reason why USB charge would induce mini-cyles.
See HERE. Section "Constraints for Resource-intensive Agents".
Who knows for sure. Point is, it says so in the documentation and in Nokia's press release. If you want battery to work fine, use a GOOD charger. If you can't tell which is which, use the one provided.
29-02-2012 20:24
29-02-2012 21:37
29-02-2012 21:47
Don't worry, the drain will return, usually 24-48 hours. 'Afraid there's no cure for 3G as of now.
29-02-2012 22:16
01-03-2012 5:55
Somehow it seems that the latest update cleared parts of the problem for me. Now I don't necessarily need to re-charge the battery after lunch. I commute about 2 hours every morning and evening and like to listen to Spotify (offline playlist) and in the beginning I had huge problems with battery dying already around lunch time.
Now atleast it lasts until evening. I wouldn't like to turn 3G off, but might need to as I really hate having to re-charge the battery during the day.
Apart from the poorish battery life and below standard audio quality, I like the phone quite much.
01-03-2012 8:44
I got my phone form operator with the latest OS/firmware.
When I started using it the phone I was getting about 2 days worth of standby on normal use (wifi on / 3G on). Now when I do a full charge, I get max 19 hours even if I turn WIFI off. I have disabled all background tasks etc. It seems that keeping wifi / 3g on or off doesn't have much impact and when phone gives me an estimate of the charge remaining time, it usually is quite spot on unfortunately. If I now charge the phone to 100%, it usually says something around 20h, before it used to say +2d.
So for no apparent reason the actual use time has halved, with similar usage patterns. Either some apps I've installed have background tasks that can't be disabled or the battery is getting worse.
01-03-2012 13:59
Almost the same as what I experience.
Only thing is that I did have to perform the latest updates my self.
Nokia Care told me to perform the hard reset (which I hadn't done). The next day, after a full charge of the battery overnight, I got 1 day and 15 hours as prediction. Next day it already dropped to 10 hours.
Then Nokia Care told me to do some recharging cycles to calibrate the battery, but I never reach above 19 hours. Basically I have 3G and wifi turned on (which should be expected from a smartphone).
What is the average time the Lumia 800 lasts on a full battery charge?
01-03-2012 16:12
01-03-2012 16:30
I have had the same issues after I got my Lumia back from Nokia. I got back a new phone with the latest trial firmware installed.
The first few days it worked great giving about 26 hours life. Then it got worse. One night I took it off charge when I went to bed and in the morning it only had 7 hours left on it (about 15 hours total before it died).
It tends not to like being plugged in mid charge (good for the Li-ion battery though). The battery software gets messed up. Someone please sort it out. I no longer trust my phone to last me a day. With so many good updates to Drive etc on the horizon my battery load is only going to increase.
02-03-2012 11:13
02-03-2012 11:24
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ok my posts keep getting deleted by the moderator as im leaking information i guess so i'll stop. my mistake.
however this is a forum where people help others and threfore i'll say this: for all of you who are having battery troubles just wait and trust nokia you dont have long left!
It is a bit silly for the posts to be deleted considering it's all over twitter and a quick google search will reveal all
If this Post is helpful. A click on the White Kudos star is always Appreciated
Last Nokia: Nokia Lumia 800
Current Phone: A Non Nokia Device
Previous Phones:Don't Ask ;-)
02-03-2012 11:27 - edited 02-03-2012 11:28
True, but I think the problem was some of these posts were mentioning (or linking to) a certain updating method that's not allowed here.
I'm looking forward to any future updates, not having any real issues with the lumia but will never say no to improvements and fixes.
02-03-2012 11:29
Ah fair enough. The updating method that shall not be mentioned
If this Post is helpful. A click on the White Kudos star is always Appreciated
Last Nokia: Nokia Lumia 800
Current Phone: A Non Nokia Device
Previous Phones:Don't Ask ;-)

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'American Horror Story: Asylum' Trailer Reveals First Spooky Footage
Well we'll be sons of monkey's uncles, it turns out 'American Horror Story: Asylum' is a real TV series after all! Between the myriad of photos, and the 20+ teasers the show religiously pumped out day after day, we had yet to see any official footage of the FX horror thriller's second, re-booted season. All that changed with a new trailer attached to last night's 'Sons of Anarchy' episode, so who's ready to enter the asylum?


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Hot Peppers ready to blaze
NEW, hot and very much improved. That's what the new owners of Peppers Lounge & Grill are saying.
The club, located on the top level of the Lee Gore Business Centre at 31 Upper Waterloo Road, St Andrew, had its relaunch on Wednesday.
"Our aim is to bring the brand back into the 21st century," said Lodwick Bryan, who shares management duties with his wife, Kareen.
"We're looking to for a more mature audience and hope to bring them by providing the clean retro music they tend to like," Mrs Bryan added.
The couple took over in November last year with the intention of filling a void in the Kingston night entertainment scene.
Nostalgia is the key and the Peppers brand carries weight in that segment. However, the whole venue has been modified to handle the more sophisticated tastes of those formerly associated with the old Peppers.
"We purposely had a quiet opening last year, so that word of mouth would work its way around within our target market rather than the early hype. This is a new space and a new energy," said Mrs Bryan.
The new Peppers boasts a second bar and a kitchen providing high-quality finger food courtesy of head chef Jason Gentles.
It will be open seven days a week featuring theme nights, karaoke on Sunday and live music. The Bryans haven't ignored the youth crowd completely and promise to cater to them during their most active seasons such as Spring Break.
Wednesday's opening party held true to that with something for everyone. Guests were served food aplenty, allowed to sample mixed drinks at leisure, all while they listened to a good selection of 90s reggae. Additional entertainment came from several live sets from band Downstairs and a quick whirl of Latin dancing. Both went over well with the crowd.
"The new Peppers' mantra is that we close when the last person leaves," said Mr Bryan.
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Turkish with English Subtitles
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This expertly crafted, gorgeously shot drama explores the fading connection between Ela, a respected artist, and her husband Can, a successful architect. As the two grow apart, Ela worries that Can is cheating on her. Though in preparation for a major gallery show, Ela finds herself increasingly distracted. With the sophisticated tautness of a thriller and the devastating emotion of a tragedy, Lifelong tracks one relationship's heartbreaking disintegration.
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Principal Cast: Defne Halman, Hakan Cimenser, Gizem Akman, Onur Dikmen
Film Format: DCP
Screenplay: Asli Ă–zge
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2OMG, Sarah Palin on Glee?!?!?!?!
Are you super excited about seeing Sarah Palin on your favorite show? Are you shivering in anticipation of seeing America's favorite mom sing and dance throughout America's favorite high school? Well, then I have one word for you:
At least, I'm fairly certain it's a "psyche" occasion. I got this tip from a quote by Jane Lynch, Glee's Sue Sylvester, in which she said "I'm pretty sure we got Sarah Palin to do a guest spot on 'Glee.' She'll perform an original tune I penned: 'Look at Me, I'm Batshit Crazy." I mean, I know Jane is usually a really truthful person, but I just can't imagine the Parents Television Council would allow a word as scandalous as "batshit" in the title of a Glee song, could you?
June 1, 2011 at 5:30 pm by Emily
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Thank God you weren't serious! I was about to panic.
Man, that Lynch is one angry bulldyke. I guess diversity means "everyone has to agree" in libtardland.


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Funny Face Beef Burgers
Your own yummy burgers will be better than any fast food, and you and your children can have lots of fun decorating the burgers with silly faces. Or serve the burgers more traditionally in buns.
- Prep
- 15 minutes
- Cook
- 6-10 minutes plus pasta cooking
- Best for
- Makes
- 4 child portions
Suitable for freezing
- 1 tbsp olive oil
- 1 large shallot, finely chopped
- ¼ apple, peeled, cored and grated
- ½ small garlic clove, crushed
- 1 tsp balsamic vinegar
- ¼ tsp fresh thyme or chopped parsley
- 2 tsp clear honey
- 150g extra lean minced beef
- 2 tbsp Parmesan cheese
- 1 tbsp tomato ketchup
- 1 tsp oyster sauce
- 20g fresh breadcrumbs
- Sunflower oil, for frying
To decorate
- Peas
- Mini cherry tomato
- Heat the oil in a small frying pan and soften the shallot and apple for 2 minutes. Add the garlic and cook for 1 minute. Add the vinegar and cook stirring, until evaporated, then stir in the thyme and honey. Transfer to a bowl and cool slightly. Add the remaining ingredients to the bowl and mix together. Shape into four burgers. Cover and chill until needed. Or wrap indvidually and freeze for up to 1 month; thaw overnight in the fridge.
- To cook, heat a little oil in a large non-stick frying pan and cook the burgers over a moderate heat for 3-4 minutes per side until cooked through. At the same time, cook the pasta according to the packet instructions; drain and toss with the tomato sauce.
- Arrange some pasta on a plate to resemble hair (spaghetti for straight, macaroni for curls) and set the burger under the hair. Add peas for eyes and a mini cherry tomato for a nose (or use carrot or tomato ketchup). For the mouth, use a curved piece of pasta (or tomato or red pepper). Serve any left over pasta in a separate dish.


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Lincoln makes the largest group of updates to its mid-size LS sedan since the car's introduction in calendar 1999. Engine performance is the biggest news, but sadly, the historic manual transmission is gone because of lack of buyer interest.
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In calendar 1999, when Lincoln introduced its midsize LS sedan, there were signs—hopes, perhaps, is the better word—that this new Lincoln car would be embraced by a younger audience.
After all, the LS came with modern road manners, not the cushioned, wallowy ride of large Lincoln cars of old. The LS also shared its platform with Jaguar's then-new S-Type sedan and had pleasing looks.
To drive home the point the LS was a different kind of Lincoln, it was even offered with a Getrag manual transmission, marking the first time since the 1951 Cosmopolitan that a Lincoln had an optional manual gearbox.
Alas, the hoped-for younger, enthusiast buyers haven't migrated in droves to the LS, as evidenced by the fact the manual tranny is gone this model year because of a lack of demand.
Meantime, Lincoln reports that LS sales have been declining since calendar 2000, and buyers, while younger than the Lincoln Town Car crowd, have been in their early 50s.
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Additionally, despite the fact the manual transmission is gone, the Lincoln LS still has a sporty personality, especially when its improved-for-2003 V8 is under the hood.
In fact, buyers will find more than 500 new or updated components this model year that give the LS a quieter interior, more precise steering, slightly refreshed front and rear styling, several new features and improved center console storage.
It's the biggest group of changes for the LS since its debut.
Prices adjusted
Manufacturer's suggested retail price for the base 2003 LS with V6 was lowered to just under $32,000. This puts it closer to competitor base pricing such as the 2003 Cadillac CTS. The '03 CTS is offered only with a V6.
Starting price for the top-end LS—with V8 and sport-tuned suspension, among other things—is up, rising to more than $43,500 for the LS V8 Premium model.
This still is far less than the starting MSRP of more than $49,000 for a 2003 Jaguar S-Type with V8. The S-Type uses the same rear-drive platform and similar engines as the LS. Parent company Ford Motor Co. owns both Lincoln and Jaguar.
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This transmission allows the driver to shift the forward gears himself, sans clutch pedal.
In the test LS V8 Premium sedan, the power was instantaneously noticed. Just a nudge on the accelerator pedal, and the car would shoot forward.
In more aggressive driving, I and my passengers could feel our backs and heads pressed back into our seats, and not too subtly, either.
Horsepower is up to 280 from last year's 252 in the 3.9-liter double overhead cam V8. Torque rises from 261 lb-ft at 4300 rpm to 286 at 4000 rpm. Powertrain changes include new variable valve timing, revised intake and electronic throttle control.
While the new LS performance numbers don't match those of the S-Type with naturally aspirated V8—Jag also offers a supercharged V8 in the S-Type—the LS has improved its 0-to-60-mph time. The car feels sprightly as it moves efficiently past other cars on city streets and on highways.
As you'd expect, though, fuel economy isn't the greatest for a car this size.
The government rating for an LS V8 model is just 18 miles a gallon in city driving and 24 mpg on the freeway. I averaged 19 mpg in combined driving on the test drive.
The 3.0-liter double overhead cam V6 in the LS has more power this year, too, with horsepower up to 232 and 220 lb-ft of torque at 4500 rpm.
Shifts in the test LS V8 were smooth during regular driving. However, when I pressed the car, I would sometimes notice abrupt shifts in the automatic mode.
Sporty sense to the ride
The suspension on the tester was sport-tuned, so the ride was not floaty as some might expect in a Lincoln.
Rather, I and my passengers felt quite a few vibrations, even over manhole covers on city streets. On some sharp road bumps, the suspension even made unpleasant noises.
The car, which rode on uplevel 17-inch tires, remained quite well-controlled. Traction control and AdvanceTrac stability control were both standard on this top-level LS.
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For example, the cymbals in one song came out so clearly, it made me realize I had scarcely noticed them before.
Too bad, though, that the only reminder that the THX technology is there is that one instant when "THX" flashes on the nav display screen when the car is started.
Mostly quiet ride
The LS is easily maneuverable and proved easy to get into parking spaces. Getting out was a bit harder, as the rear window pillar and rear head restraints can block some of the view.
Still, even though updated, the outer styling of the LS makes it look a bit too much like an older person's vehicle, in my opinion.
I noticed that blinkers were rather loud and clickity-sounding.
There's a sizable hump in the rear floor with which the middle person in the back seat must contend.
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This weekend Celestino Caballero makes his official featherweight debut, and he will be king of the featherweights. He will be fighting Daud Yordan for the interim WBA title.
Yordan has gained all of his fame from a few rounds against Robert Guerrero where he looked pretty good. Guerrero of course got cut and the fight was stopped.
Yordan seems to have good pop but there are no top opponents on his record (outside of Guerrero). He stand 5'7" which is four inches shorter than Caballero.
I believe that Caballero will handle Yordan in rather easy fashion.
Caballero is rated No. 10 on The Ring pound of pound list, and has been on the list for 63 weeks. Caballero has good pop and fought some of the best super bantamweights in the world today.
Caballero has beaten Giovanni Andrade, Daniel Ponce De Leon, Somask Sithchatchawal, Ricardo Castillo, and Steve Molitor. He has also held two titles at the super bantamweight level.
His two loses are to solid figures in Ricardo Cordoba and Jose Rojas. Not losses to be ashamed of by any means. Cordoba was a titleist and Rojas has challenged Chris John for the title twice. He drew with him and then lost a unanimous decision to him in the return fight.
If Caballero becomes the king of the featherweights he will need to beat Yuriorkis Gamboa, Juan Manuel Lopez, and Chris John.
If we are going to be honest with ourselves a fight with John isn't going to be happening. John rarely defends outside of Indonesia and is getting old. I believe that Caballero would go and fight in Indonesia but I just don't see John making this fight happen.
So lets move to Juan Manuel Lopez. According to sources if Caballero wins against Yordan he will fight Lopez. This would be a great fight.
Caballero is a huge featherweight at 5'11" and would have a four inch advantage over the 5'7" Lopez. Lopez has never fought anyone nearly this tall and how he would approach it I have no idea.
Caballero throws punches from everywhere and has a good jab (when used). He throws some unorthodox combinations and it catches some fighters off guard. He does at times throw wild shots and leaves himself open.
He also uses his height really well. He doesn't bend in and give his height away. With that being said if you can get inside he doesn't like that. He doesn't fight well inside and this would be the best way to beat him.
He also has a leaky defense and can be hit on the chin. He has a good chin though so that could be why his defense is less that perfect.
Lopez of course has power but he has average speed. He is a stand up classic boxer and is technically sound. If this fight does come off I really like Caballero to win.
He just has to much height and power for Lopez I think. Lopez does have great power but Caballero has a very good chin and I think he could absorb a Lopez shot.
If Lopez goes deep into a tough fight it has been proven that he may tire. I think Caballero would win this fight by a UD or late stoppage.
A Caballero against Gamboa fight is what I want to see. They both have dynamic offense and throw punches from crazy angles.
Also they both are offense-first fighters with good power. If this fight happens, and it will if Caballero beats Lopez, it will provide fireworks. Gamboa has more speed than Lopez and Caballero and that's what would make this interesting.
The power is about even between the two but the speed edge goes to Gamboa by a mile. With that being said the chin edge goes to Caballero.
If Gamboa leaves himself open like he does at times it could provide disastrous. At the same time if Caballero can be found it could be disastrous to him.
Gamboa also has never fought anyone this tall. That is the X factor in both of these fights I bring up. How Gamboa or Lopez would deal with his height is a major unknown factor.
If they find a way to cope with it then these fights change dramatically. If they don't find a way Caballero would cruise easily.
Two things I must mention is that Caballero is 33 years old which is very old for a smaller guy. If he wants to achieve all of this he needs to move fast. Also he moved up so he could get Lopez.
He wants Lopez badly and I like that. The fact he is chasing a young, big hitting, former world champion says a lot to me. He has even gone as far as to make a video on Youtube calling out Lopez.
Caballero doesn't fear anyone and that is why he will become the undisputed king of the 126 pound division. Of course none of this will matter if he doesn't beat Yordan, so lets take this one step at a time.


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It was a promising weekend for promoters who brought the Monster Motocross to Albany. So promising, the same promoter is talking about coming back, possibly with bull riding.
"We're starting to get some folks attention and this has definitely been predicated on the city manager allowing us to negotiate for folks to come our direction," said Tony Ford, Civic Center Promotions and Marketing Manager.
Last month, the city offered deals for promoters willing to take a risk on people looking for a little fun in the "Good Life City." The initial response is encouraging.
"Come Monday we're going to be signing a concert that's going to be country, and then Tuesday I believe it is we'll have a pretty large hip hop concert contracted," said Ford.
The Civic Center Marketing team says it's just the tip of the iceberg and more needs to be done, including putting butts in the seats.
"We've got a thing called grown folks night out, and that's a R&B package, and this gentleman, he's a promoter out of Miami, he says that if we do well with the first one which is coming up in March then he's going to be here at least three or four times in addition," Ford.
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|Skipworth is a strong hitter from the left side with the ability to hit line drives to all fields. Whether he hits for average while handling the rigors of catching remains to be seen.
|He has plus power from pole-to-pole, evidenced by an opposite-field home run at this showcase.
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|As a catcher, he's a below-average runner.
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|Skipworth has a plus arm; he threw out three would-be basestealers at the event.
|He is average at best receiving and he occasionally gets handcuffed behind the plate. He has shown improvement from last summer.
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|Arguably the best catching prospect in the draft class, Skipworth has all the makings of an offensive-minded catcher with plenty of power from the left side, a hot commodity for every organization. He's got plus arm strength, but needs some work in his defensive game, something scouts believe will improve over time.


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Faced with a potential loss of 18,000 trees to the emerald ash borer (EAB), Green Bay, Wis., has armed against the invasion of this destructive insect by developing a response plan. Since first appearing in North America in 2002, EAB infestations have killed more than 20 million ash trees at a cost of tens of millions of dollars. The beetle larvae feed on the inner bark, disrupting the tree's ability to transport water and nutrients. With EAB infiltrations less than 40 miles away in northern Illinois, the Wisconsin Department f Natural Resources (WDNR) prepared an EAB Toolkit to help municipalities develop response plans.
Implementing an EAB response plan before EAB arrives is a proactive alternative to expensive crisis management. The purpose of the plan is not only to direct EAB management activities, but also to limit the reduction in other forestry services. A well-planned response stretches tax dollars, justifies expenditures, reduces liability, and shows leadership in the face of a well-defined threat.
As in many communities, budget cuts and staff reductions have taken their toll on the Green Bay Forestry Division. Because EAB kills large areas of ash trees very quickly, its arrival will present an enormous budget and workload challenge. Forestry services will be limited to tree and stump removals associated with dead and dying ash trees. The demand for tree planting and pruning will skyrocket. The aesthetic qualities of parks and neighborhoods will quickly decline. Property values will decrease and utility bills will increase.
The Green Bay plan addresses the current staff and workload along with future demands on the division. The Forestry Division has used the EAB Toolkit to complete the following steps:
Over the next two years, the Forestry Division will use a WDNR Urban and Community Forestry Grant to complete a street tree inventory. This will provide data on the street tree ash population, including size and condition ratings, and will enable forestry administration to estimate costs associated with tree and stump removal and replacement.
As they inventory street trees, forestry staff will survey public and private ash trees for signs of EAB. The Forestry Division will designate waste wood processing and staging sites with emphasis on using the wood for the benefit of the city and on reducing disposal costs.
More than any other element in a municipality, the urban forest provides a vast environmental benefit, increases the quality of life and defines the character of the community. Preparing an EAB response plan is a responsible action to protect this asset.
Eric Muecke is assistant city forester,city of Green Bay, Wis.
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'Totally Driven' Lawyer's Suicide a Wake-Up Call for Others
Posted May 5, 2008 3:45 PM CDT
By Martha Neil
To those who knew him, including his best friend, Hermes Villarreal was a successful trial lawyer with a happy family life.
But beneath the surface, the 41-year-old South Texas plaintiffs attorney struggled with anxiety and depression. However, he didn't know at the time that his headaches and other symptoms apparently called for psychiatric treatment, and his family, friends, colleagues and even medical professionals didn't understand the extent of his problems, Texas Lawyer reported in a lengthy feature article.
On April 19, 2005, three days after Villarreal had been admitted to a hospital in McAllen, he committed suicide with a razor given to him by a nurse.
"Just leading up to this hospitalization, he'd go through periods of insomnia where he was awake for days, and at work he had difficulty concentrating. He wasn't picking up on what people were saying, he couldn't focus on his cases and he had a sensation of his heart racing and thought maybe he was having some sort of a heart event. He told the ER doctor and the internist that he felt like he was under tremendous pressure in his legal practice," recounts Mary Wilson, a partner in Rhodes & Vela in San Antonio who represented Villarreal's family. "He was an alpha male, an A-type personality and totally driven—independent in every way and providing for everyone very well—who had an acute psychiatric condition, and he needed care."
Earlier this year, a tort claim brought against the hospital by Villarreal's family resulted in a $9 million jury award, although the amount is subject to change by the trial judge and is expected to be substantially less, based on post-verdict motions and statutory damage caps.
But the case isn't just about the money, whatever the amount of the final award may be, says Raymond Thomas. A partner at Kittleman, Thomas & Gonzales in McAllen who helped win the case before a Hidalgo County jury, he also was Villarreal's best friend.
"If it causes one lawyer to look in the mirror and say, 'That's happening to me,' or, 'That's happening to one of my colleagues,' it will all have been worth it," says Thomas. "It's too bad it takes a tragedy like this for people to become self-aware, but perhaps this tragedy will prevent some others."
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In 1998, Naso began dating Mildred Gardner. She was eleven years older than he was, and wealthy. But even though they seemed to have a great relationship in some ways, Gardner said in court documents that Naso "was sneaky."
In the court documents in which Gardner successfully requested a restraining order against Naso, Gardner revealed that Naso had lied to her about money she had lent him. She had given him $10,000 to purchase a van to be used by both of them but later learned he put the title in his name only. And later, when his son was ill, he had wanted to buy a house near the hospital where his son was staying and convinced Gardner to pay $7,000 toward a house they were supposed to share together. Again, she told the court, Naso had duped her and put the title in his name only.
"I gave Mr. Naso $17,000 because I thought he was going to marry me and the house and the van would belong to both of us. He did not tell me that he had been arrested for many crimes, including swindling. He did not tell me he was putting the house and van in his own name. I would not have given him any of this money if I had known the truth."
And Naso's temper began to be revealed. She said that she had become afraid of him. "Mr. Naso started demanding, very angrily, that I get back everything I ever gave anyone. He would not let up. He forced me to give him a .38 caliber snub-nose revolver which he still has."
After becoming more suspicious, she and her family paid for a private investigator to research him and discovered that he had a criminal history. After that, all bets were off. "I am not going to Sacramento to live with him. I'm afraid he will become violent when he finds out."
Embarrassingly, Gardner had been convinced to take part in one of Naso's bondage photo shoots. One of the employees at the senior center where Naso and Gardner had met told the Marin Independent Journal that Naso had shown him a picture of Gardner in bondage gear.
"It didn't seem like something she'd do every day. She was not like that," the worker said. "I was speechless."
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With evergreen foliage and pretty petals flourishing all year long, it is no surprise that this capital city of the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region has been dubbed as the 'Green City' of China. The whole region is so picturesque that many travel all the way here to admire the beauty of Jinhuacha Park, Qingxiu Mountain, Nanhu Lake Park and Fenhuang Lake. One cannot forget to visit Detian Waterfall, where the magnificent falls cross the borders of China and Vietnam. Though abundant in natural richness, Nanning is also a commercial and communication centre that boasts modern architecture as seen in the Guangxi Science and Technology Museum, Guangxi Museum of Nationalities, Guangxi International Convention and Exhibition Center as well as the Nanning Wuxiang Square. Head on over to the well-preserved streets of Yangmei Ancient Town and the China-Vietnam Friendship Pass for a blast into Nanning's rich historical past.


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The Maine Grass Farmers Network (MGFN) and North Star Sheep Farm are hosting a pasture walk and fencing workshop on Saturday, July 13, 2013 beginning at 3:00 p.m., at Collyer Brook Farm in Gray, Maine.
The workshop will feature presentations by MGFN board member Ben Hartwell on fencing options, installation tips and design features for new and experienced grazers. The farm, at 17 Megquier Road in Gray, is owned and operated by Lisa and Phil Webster of Windham, Maine.
The Maine Grass Farmers Network collaborates with University of Maine Cooperative Extension, Natural Resources Conservation Service; Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association; and Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry.
For more information about MGFN or this pasture walk, or to request disability accommodations, contact Rick Kersbergen, firstname.lastname@example.com or 207.342.5971. More information about North Star Sheep Farm is online.
University of Maine Cooperative Extension announces a pasture walk on Sunday, June 23, 2013 from 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at Old Crow Ranch, 427 Davis Road, Durham, Maine.
Pasture improvements made possible with the Maine Grass Farmers Network's (MGFN) no-till drill will be discussed. MGFN members may use the no-till drill, which helps soil retain moisture and reduces erosion. A demonstration of how to use the drill to improve species composition in pastures begins at 3:00 p.m. A discussion of multi-species grazing used at Old Crow Ranch will be at 4:00 p.m. For more information, or to request disability accommodations, contact Richard Kersbergen at 207.342.5971 or email@example.com.
Steve Sinisi established Old Crow Ranch in 2008 with assistance from Land for Maine's Future and Royal River Conservation Trust. Sixty-five of the 70 acres were placed into an agricultural easement that preserves the farmland in perpetuity; Sinisi and Seren Huus built their homestead and farm on the remaining five acres.
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Co-sponsored by the University of Maine Cooperative Extension, the conference will include soil enhancement ideas, nationally known speakers and a meat competition.
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Cole Ward of Vermont, known as the "Gourmet Butcher," will demonstrate cutting and processing a side of beef during the conference. Ward has worked throughout the country preparing meat props for CBS studios and national TV commercials, and specialty meat cuts for Hollywood celebrities. Other conference presentations include forage species selection options with UMaine Extension Professor Richard Kersbergen; U.S. Department of Agriculture program opportunities; and a producer spotlight featuring Steve Sinisi from Old Crow Ranch in Durham, Maine. Sinisi will describe his pastured poultry and pork operation.
Other grazing conference co-sponsors include the Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association; NRCS; Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry; and Maine Beef Producers Association.
Participants are invited to bring a locally grown pork, lamb or goat chop, or beef rib eye, to the conference to be judged by a panel of experts.
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Gambling: in futures lines (Sportsbook.au) , FSU is favored by 16 at Miami, 8.5 at Virginia Tech, and 10 hosting Florida. Fans overreact, but Vegas does not. Vegas sees that Miami is on pace to allow 401 points, which is more than FSU and Florida combined (FSU 138, UF 153), and that the Hurricanes have been insanely lucky so far. Oh, and that 401 point pace? Keep in mind that Florida State's 2009 defense allowed 369 in its 12 game regular season. Yeah. Luck and variance play a huge role in college football's small sample set of a season. Vegas also puts a lot of weight on Blacksburg on Thursday night and Tech getting right, eventually.
Remember the article about Florida State beating up Clemson's receivers? Apparently the "stomach bug" Watkins had that forced him to miss the BC game was more like a kidney issue that may have been caused by FSU's aggressive play.
Florida State did play a spy on USF QB BJ Daniels on some plays Good article in the Miami Herald.
How can the Big Ten improve its non-conference schedule? - Land-Grant Holy Land The Big Ten has a perception issue. Can it fix it by playing tougher out of conference foes? How about a Big Ten/ACC Challenge?
Beau Sandland drops SEC schools over course restrictions - SBNation.com
The SEC won't accept an online math class taken by Beau Sandland, and the top JUCO tight end recruit has dropped SEC schools from consideration as a result. Hmm...
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By Jennifer Emert - bio | email ALBANY, GA (WALB) - The vaccine is only being given to healthy children between the ages of two and four. And there are only 1,900 doses for 14 southwest Georgia counties.
Parents weren't lining up Wednesday to get the vaccine and that worries some health care providers. They say misinformation about how the vaccine was produced has some parents shying away, but doctors encourage parents to get their children immunized.
Two year old Brookelyn Walls' first experience with a nasal vaccine was a little unnerving, but her mother Brianna understands how important it is to protect her three kids from the flu. "I definitely don't want them to get it and we have a ten day old son, so we definitely don't want him to get it either.
Parents might want to give a little Tylenol with the vaccine. Public health has had a lot of calls and questions about the vaccine.
"Some are concerned they're thinking that just because this is a new vaccine they shouldn't get it but certainly that's not true," said Suzette Profit, an with LPN Dougherty County Public Health.
"The current vaccines for both the seasonal flu and H1-N1 are produced by the same methods. There is no risk that's identifiable with these vaccine products that makes either of those vaccines more risky than the other," said Dr. Doug Patten, PPMH Chief Medical Officer.
Two to four year olds were targeted first because they have a higher risk for developing serious complications if they get the flu. Brookelyn Walls will be back in 30 days for her second dose. By then her eight year old sister Cailey may also be able to get her shot.
"When its time for her age group, when their shots come in then she'll be up here to get hers too," said Brianna Walls. Limiting their risk of sharing the flu with their brother or friends.
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Southwest Georgia public health departments should get H1-N1 shots next week. The first doses of that vaccine will be reserved for high risk groups including pregnant women, immune compromised children, and health care providers.
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Once you get past the blasphemy of comparing anyone to the Legend, the similarity in the statistical impacts of Larry Bird and LeBron James through their first six seasons is pretty interesting. Most of the media has been caught up in trying to proclaim LeBron the next Jordan or the next Magic...perhaps he's really the next generation of Bird. A 6-9 small forward that could score from everywhere, rebound like a power forward and pass like a guard...that description would have fit Bird before LeBron was even born.
Here is the full article, which looks at box score numbers as well as a variety of the newer "advanced" stats to build the comparison.
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Steven Evans, Etisalat Nigeria Chief Executive Officer, has resigned last month and returned to the U.K. after leading the telecoms company for five years, the company said. Evans was appointed CEO in December 2008; two months after the UAE-based firm commenced full commercial operations in Nigeria.
He was assigned due to his twenty-year track record in the global mobile telecommunications industry, according to the company's website. In his time, Steven E. Evans' helped to garner over 15.3 million subscribers as of June 2013, making it the fourth-largest mobile phone operator in Nigeria, based on the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) release.
Before Etisalat, Evans was CEO of BT Mobile and Director of Wireless Broadband at BT. Chief Commercial Officer Matthew Willsher has been selected to replace him in the interim, the company's spokeswoman, Chineze Amanfo disclosed.
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