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I think it is a one part speaker system with subwoofer builtin.
On top it has a dock for any of the docking ipod models, and an AUX port in the back for all other audio players.
Also it's black to match the black ipods.
Posted by Jonathan Keim on May 22, 2006 at 8:28 AM (CDT)
It's an ipod case with a bunch of extra ports on the bottom (line out, video out, mini-usb, dock passthrough), that possibly comes with a remote control too. It makes the ipod about 1cm taller but adds all the ports Apple should have put on the damn unit?
If it isn't then please, someone, make one!
Posted by Tim on May 22, 2006 at 10:05 AM (CDT)
I have no clue
Posted by Wayne Robertson on May 22, 2006 at 10:40 AM (CDT)
Some sort of speaker system
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looks like an amplifier to me… what else would need such a heatsink (if it is one)?
a nice amp with ipod dock, numerous other inputs and outputs, or maybe an equalizer?
Posted by formatc1702 on May 22, 2006 at 4:34 PM (CDT)
it's a rack to hold the multiple iPod nano's you need to hold you music collection?
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It must be a case with a built in fan for those hot summer days.
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Those have to be a sort of SubWoofer for an iPod set of speakers.
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the last was a speaker systerm so ths is a speaker system
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I recon it's the reflection of a domino-style line up of ipod nanos in Speck skins…upside down.
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Well it seems to be some kind of heatsink. More or less of the kind you would see on a guitar amp. It's also very easy to note that there's a "leg" there for it to stand on.
With these hints I assume it to be a rather high-end speaker system with a worthwhile sub and quite a hefty case.
Posted by WooHooWooHooHoo on May 23, 2006 at 2:07 AM (CDT)
A speaker system with enough amplification power to require a heatsink.
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I think it could be a case for the iPod Stereo…
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... Ed Zhang firstname.lastname@example.com The history of how the renminbi came to be China's official currency is a telling example of why the leaders in Beijing, even today, strive so hard ... was known in Putonghua as 'renminbi'. From the first day it was issued, the goal of the currency, as defined by the bank, was to ensure stability. But that stability didn't come ...http://www.scmp.com/article/982403/desire-stability-heart-renminbis-foundation
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That's exactly what I think the game should be! Crypic/PWE can afford the cost. What they make off of crap boxes alone will keep the puny team that doesn't fix much of anything floating for quite some time. The team could actually use a trim too if they feel the need to cut costs. Things like Community Managers are a complete waste of money. If you want to make the players happy, give them what they want. Not some PR guy to try and justify the shortfall of the development team and their abilities when that job could go to employing another qualified graphic artist, code monkey, etc.
Problem is that Cryptic, PWE, and every game company are a business. So there is no possible way they would do this unless there is proof that their revenue will go up by having enough TOS fans playing the TOS version, enough TNG fans playing the TNG version, etc. Each type of ship would have to be created, different art styles used, different missions, different lore, and different npcs would have to be created. There is no way that Cryptic/PWE can justify or even afford the cost of creating at least 4 more MMOs that are pretty much the same. They could justify creating a Babylon 5 MMO, a Firefly MMO, and a Battlestar Galactica MMO since there are tons of players that play more than one MMO. There wouldn't be many players that would play a STO: TOS, STO: TNG, STO, etc since they are too similar and whats the point of playing another when they are pretty much the same. Players like variety between their MMOs and having them too similar is problematic since its easy to just play the game you like the best resulting in each STO MMO not getting enough players and increasing the development costs too much.


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By Scott Stedman - AngelsWin.com Prospect Reporter Salt Lake Bees - The Bees bounced back from a tough walk off loss, and won Friday night's game 5-4. The game was in the hands of the bullpen all day due to Brad Mills being with the big club. David Pauley started the game and got the job done - 4 innings, 0 runs, 3 hits. Loek Van Mil and Ryan Brasier also turned in very good performances. Brasier, a 24 year old out of Witchita Falls, TX has thrown 4.2 innings this year, allowing just 1 hit and striking out 5 with 0 walks given up. If the Angels bullpen continues to struggle, Brasier is one of the guys who they could call on. On the other side of the ball, Trout and Calhoun once again led the charge. Trout went 1-3 with a walk and 2 ribbies, extending his hitting streak to 9 games. Consequently, #FreeMikeTrout is gaining popularity on Twitter. Calhoun had the same performance as Trout, 1-3 with a walk. All this success from the young Bees' outfiel...
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Rudy Gay: He was a top-50 player after getting traded to Sacramento last season and has been a top-15 asset so far this year. His 22.5 ppg and 3.5 apg are both career highs, as his Usage Rate (25.4) is among the top-30 in the league. The Kings are off to a surprising 6-4 start and in the upper half in Offensive Efficiency (103.8), and Gay has been a big reason why. He's unlikely to keep up quite this pace, but there's also no glaring reason to try to sell him high right now.
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Jimmy Butler: He was a popular target in the middle rounds of drafts with plenty predicting a breakout but few could've foreseen him being a top-10 player. Butler has exploded, averaging 21.3 points, 6.3 rebounds, 3.4 assists, 1.4 steals, 0.8 blocks and 1.3 3pt with an excellent 64.3 True Shooting Percentage. He's quickly become a top fantasy option and should continue to be one of the focal points of Chicago's offense, especially with Derrick Rose continuing to be plagued by injuries.
Courtney Lee: Here's a surprise. Lee was the No. 143 fantasy player last year and currently ranks inside the top-15. He'd be an obvious sell-high candidate if not for the fact few if any expect this type of production to continue, but he can remain plenty valuable even with some regression. Lee's minutes are up, and he's back starting after a brief two-game stretch off the bench that made no sense (behind Tayshaun Prince). His shooting from behind the arc (60.0%) is going to come back to earth, but Lee has quickly gone from a fantasy afterthought to a must-own player.
Gordon Hayward: After a disappointing season last year, Hayward has been a top-10 player in the early going, as he seems to be a perfect fit for new coach Quinn Snyder's system. He's averaging a career-high 4.9 three-point attempts, and his FG% (35.2) from downtown is actually below his career mark (36.4), so there's no huge red flags here. It's worth noting Utah has the second lowest PACE in the NBA, but Hayward is going to be a top-25 type fantasy player this year.
Victor Oladipo: He's back from a facial fracture and looks fully healthy, already starting for Orlando. He struggles with turnovers, but last year's No. 2 overall pick should be a major part of a young Magic team that has few scoring options. In fact, while admittedly an extremely tiny sample, Oladipo's Usage Rate (29.2) would actually be in the top-10 if he qualified. He should be a factor moving forward (it's also worth noting rookie Elfrid Payton saw just 5:58 of court time Monday and has totaled 22 minutes over two games since moving to the bench with Oladipo's return).
This was a pretty ridiculous finish in which the Kings somehow lost a game they were ahead and with the ball with 0.6 seconds left.
Here's 76ers coach Brett Brown kicking a ball up three points with 35 seconds left to get a technical. Philadelphia is exhibiting performance art this season. It's quite a scene man.
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Al Jefferson: He averaged 24.5 ppg and 11.4 rpg on 53.3 percent shooting from the field after the All-Star break last season, so big things were expected this year. Instead, he hasn't been a top-100 player. Fantasy owners who spent an early pick on him aren't happy, and it hasn't been the usual culprit when it comes to Jefferson, as he's seemingly healthy. The main issue has been rebounding, as the big man is pulling down just 6.8 rpg, which is four fewer than last season. Hopefully it's just a fluke in a small sample, but it's a little worrisome new teammate Lance Stephenson has grabbed 9.5 boards per game. It's encouraging Jefferson's Usage Rate (27.2) is actually a career high, but his Rebound Rate (the percentage of missed shots that a player rebounds) is a career-low by a wide margin (it's at 11.6 and his previous worst was 16.0).
Jabari Parker: Obviously it's early, and there's no reason to panic in keeper leagues, but the No. 2 overall pick who the majority thought was the most ready to contribute immediately hasn't exactly lit the league on fire despite playing for a team in which he could be the main scoring option right away. Parker sports a 42.2-23.1-57.9 shooting line and has a 1.0:1.7 AST:TO ratio. He's going to improve from here on out, but those in non-deep redraft leagues should be able to do better.
Trey Burke: A top-10 pick last year, it was safe to expect improvement from Burke during his sophomore campaign. Instead, he's averaged fewer ppg, rpg and apg with more tpg this season compared to last. He's also shooting a hideous 32.0 percent from the field, which is causing major damage to fantasy owners considering his 11.4 FGA. Burke has 24 assists over his past three games, so maybe there's hope, but it's been a highly discouraging start.
Jeremy Lin: With Steve Nash out for the season and on a Lakers team lacking many scoring options, I really liked Lin heading into the year. While not a total disaster, he's basically been the same player as last year despite a starting role on a team that ranks seventh in PACE. He's a buy-low candidate right now, especially coming off a game in which he was held scoreless with just one assist.
Kenneth Faried: He's 25 years old and averaged 18.8 ppg, 10.1 rpg and 1.1 spg while shooting 54.6 percent from the floor after the All-Star break last season, so he was a highly sought after player at draft tables. But Faried hasn't been a top-100 player so far, as he's attempted double-digit field goals in just one of the past seven games (despite Denver having a depleted roster and sporting the third-highest PACE in the league), getting benched for stretches during two of the past three contests amid reports the front office is unhappy with him. For someone who looked like one of the biggest breakout candidates in 2014/15, Faried has been one of the biggest disappointments so far.
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I was curious how you liked Knit Two and Revolutionary Road.
I never finished The Friday Night Knitting Club, though it was really good, was wondering how the sequel is.
Revolutionary Road, that is the one that the recent movie with Leo and Kate was based on, right? the movie looks very good, was wondering about the book
As for The Friday Night Knitting Club - I really liked that book until the end....you never finished it, so I won't tell you the end, but it angered me enough to hurl the book halfway across the room! I did enjoy Knit Two, though I thought Friday Night was better. It was a good story and a good read, but I found some things toward the end of it to be a little far-fetched.
If you want to read Knit Two, you should finish Friday Night first!
Rev. Road was good too, though not my normal kind of book. I actually bought it to read because I needed a Y author and I knew they made it into a movie! It was a pretty good book -- didn't move as fast for me since it was a little more dense (not as quick a read as normal). I didn't see the movie, but I'd imagine the book is better, as is usaully the case!
I'm definitely planning to finish the first before moving on to the second. I'm glad to hear it was good though.
I might have to pick up Rev. Road over the summer, when I can think a bit more. For now all my book choices (except The Book Thief) are pretty light reads.


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Former Dover music teacher facing child porn charge dies
No cause of death was given. Robertson formerly lived in Greenland and Eliot, Maine, but his obituary said he was a resident of Barrington.
The former St. Thomas Aquinas music teacher was arrested in January on child pornography charges, the result of a federal investigation into a foreign movie production company that sold DVDs and streaming videos of young boys engaged in sexually explicit acts.
The business sold its illegal movies and photos over the web, had a shipping facility in New York State, and maintained a customer database, according to investigators.
The customer information eventually led Greenland police and U.S. Postal Inspectors on Jan. 31 to Robertson's home, then in Greenland.
Robertson was charged by Greenland police with seven counts of possession of child sexual abuse images after a search warrant was executed at his home.
He was a music teacher from 2002 to 2008 at St. Thomas Aquinas High School in Dover.
In 2009, Robertson was acquitted of misdemeanor charges alleging he groped the genitals of a former student while swimming out behind his house.
He was prosecuted at two separate trials in Strafford County. After the verdict, Robertson filed to have his record annulled and applied for a teaching position as recently as last summer in Massachusetts, according to prosecutors.
In his obituary, Robertson is described as a loving husband, son, and brother. He was born in Portsmouth, raised in Greenland and graduated from Portsmouth High School. He earned a bachelor's degree in agronomy form the University of New Hampshire and took graduate courses toward a master's in music education.
According to the obituary, he taught music in several communities, including Barrington, Laconia, Allenstown, Epsom an Dover, and was an excellent musician (percussionist) and had a wonderful tenor voice. He was active in several musical groups.
Raised in Greenland, Robertson graduated Portsmouth High School, and went on to teach music in several communities, including Barrington, Laconia, Dover, Allenstown, and Epsom.
He also had his own landscaping business, which was primarily a summer occupation.
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Iran names winner of its Holocaust cartoon contest
Ignoring widespread condemnation, Iran awarded the top prize in a Holocaust cartoon contest to a Moroccan artist for his depiction of Israel's security wall with a picture of the Auschwitz concentration camp on it.
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TEHRAN, Iran – Ignoring widespread condemnation, Iran awarded the top prize in a Holocaust cartoon contest to a Moroccan artist for his depiction of Israel's security wall with a picture of the Auschwitz concentration camp on it.
The organizers of the exhibit — meant as a response to the Danish cartoons of Islam's Prophet Muhammad that enraged many Muslims — awarded Abdollah Derkaoui $12,000 Wednesday for his work depicting an Israeli crane piling large cement blocks on Israel's security wall and gradually obscuring Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem, Islam's third-holiest site. A picture of Auschwitz appears on the wall.
Iranian officials said they wanted to emphasize that Palestinians were the indirect victims of the Nazi's killing of 6 million Jews in Europe during World War II.
"Palestinians have been victim of a deceptive history by Zionists," Iranian Culture Minister Hossein Saffar Harandi was quoted as saying by the conservative daily Kayhan. "The cartoonists expressed their hate against oppressors and their love toward (Palestinian) victims in their works."
The contest generated little coverage in the Iranian press and many ordinary Iranians expressed little interest, or criticized the exhibit as unnecessarily provocative.
Iran's hardline President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, however, has called for Israel to be destroyed, and Tehran has several times announced plans to host a conference to examine the scientific evidence supporting the Holocaust, dismissing it as exaggerated.
"The Iranian regime has unfortunately joined the obscene chorus of Holocaust denial," Israeli Foreign Ministry spokesman Mark Regev said Thursday. "It is surely a historic tragedy that the leadership of a country has adopted such a hateful agenda."
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Now at 40, the Vigilant is the baby of York's four fire stations
The Vigilant Fire Co. No. 1, in the 200 block of West Market Street, is 40 years old this year. Those four decades make it the newest among York, Pa.'s, fire stations. The 'before' photo in this set in the 'Picturing History' series shows the Vigilant in the 1970s before it came down along with its social hall. The 'after' photo shows it today.
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Burning of Chambersburg in Civil War: 'It's hard to imagine the destruction'
Jubal Early's Confederates burned Chambersburg, Pa., 150 years ago this week. 'It's hard to imagine the destruction that followed the burning of Chambersburg by Confederate troops on July 30, 1864. The fire destroyed 550 structures, left 2,000 people homeless and resulted in more than $750,000 in lost property,' the Public Opinion in Chambersburg wrote in: The Burning of Chambersburg: 150 years later. A year earlier, Early's men occupied York, Pa., about 50 miles to the East.
Fire in a York, Pa., box car filled with apples and beans: 'Here was a thriller'
York's Vigilant fire company, captured here in this Picturing York before-and-after slider, has done heroic work for years. But there was a moment in the late 1800s when townspeople bailed out the fire company. Yorkblogger June Lloyd told about the response to a fire in a box car filled with apples and beans: 'I guess it is kind of embarrassing if your horse-drawn fire engine runs away, is stopped by a collision with your other engine and has to be people-drawn to the fire. That's what happened to York's Vigilant Fire Co. in the late 1800s.' June provided a newspaper account with her 2011 post that led with: 'Here was a thriller!'
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What's on the horizon from this view atop a York, Pa., ladder truck?
This elevated scene shows York County, Pa., firefighters working to douse a three-alarm fire. From this vantage point, several building appear in the horizon. So here's the question: What are we seeing in the background?
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Preachers on horseback founded York's Asbury United Methodist Church
The steeple of Asbury United Methodist Church in York, Pa., rises high above East Market Street. The church was in the news this morning after a firefighters responded to a roof fire.
5 ways to read the first draft of York County's snowy, icy history right now
A pica pole marks the spot in a snowstorm. This represents a new role for an old rule. The metal ruler was part of the stuff most newspaper journalists had in and around their desks in the pre-computer days when you did page production manually. Some are still around the YDR newsroom, obviously, but they're largely unused. Largely. That is, except when deployed in the measuring of snow.
History mystery photo: What historic York, Pa., building frames this snow scene?
History mystery scene: Can you ID this historic, 19th-century building whose doors provide a frame for this photograph in York, Pa.. See answer below. Meanwhile, residents battled a storm that dumped 6 to 10 inches of snow into York County and beyond. Several numbers grew out of coverage. York City has about 100 miles of streets to plow. About 40 cars were towed in York in violation of the snow emergency. The cost of releasing a towed car is $105 And PennDOT has a convoy of 74 trucks to cover state roads in York County.
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York, Pa.'s, Laurel and Rex firehouse: 'May it be preserved for all time'
This has been a favorite York County, Pa., rendering for years, the Laurel and Rex fire house. I didn't know it originally was commissioned as a Christmas card. Columnist Gordon Freireich brought that to light in a recent York Sunday News column. Howard Marshall Advertising commissioned the drawing by York artist Cliff Satterthwaite. Gordon's column revealed the message inside the card: 'The Laurel And Rex Fire House is one of York's genuine architectural treasures. May it be preserved for all time. We commissioned the painting by Clifford Satterthwaite to dramatize the uniqueness of the building's design and style, and to recreate the excitement of olden days when the horses charged forth onto Duke Street.' A couple of years ago, York fire officials eyed alternatives for the Laurel/Rex. But the move to a new city hall and renovation of the then-city hall into a police station came first. So, yes, may the Laurel and Rex be preserved for all time.
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Judge sides with county controller in legal challenge over job
Published On: Dec 24 2012 04:03:13 PM CST
Updated On: Dec 24 2012 04:26:07 PM CST
Updated On: Dec 24 2012 04:26:07 PM CST
A Lehigh County judge has sided with the county controller in a legal challenge over the controller's job.
District Attorney Jim Martin had said Glenn Eckhart could not go from being a county commissioner to a county controller without a two-year break between positions.
Martin said he believed it was a violation of the county code of Pennsylvania and asked a judge to rule on it.
The judge disagreed, ruling that the Lehigh County Home Rule Charter takes precedence.
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