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- A new level of earthquake understanding: Surprise findings from San Andreas Fault rock sample
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- Some tropical plants pick the best hummingbirds to pollinate flowers
- Towards dust-free wood combustion
- Core work: Iron vapor gives clues to formation of Earth and moon
- Munching bugs thwart eager trees, reducing the carbon sink
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- On-board school bus filtration system reduces pollutants by 88 percent
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- 'Superhero vision' technology measures European lake's water quality from space
- Sun has more impact on the climate in cool periods
- Modern logging techniques benefit rainforest wildlife
- Submarine data used to investigate turbulence beneath Arctic ice
- The biobattery: Turning sewage sludge into electricity and engine oil
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Women's T20 – SL v PAK
Sri Lankan ladies helped by impressive bowling by Eshani Kaushalya (2-17) and Lasanthi Madushani (2-17) helped beat Pakistan by 8 wickets
Sri Lankan ladies helped by impressive bowling by Eshani Kaushalya (2-17) and Lasanthi Madushani (2-17) helped beat Pakistan by 8 wickets
Ladies win twice in T20 games
An efficient 70 by Sandamali Dolawatte and a supportive 50 by Sajeewani Galagedara helped Sri Lanka to a thrilling 2 wicket win.
Beat Ireland by 2 wickets
Final Points table as of 12/10/10
An impressive all round performance by Shashikala Siriwardana helped Sri Lanka to beat Pakistan by 31 runs
Sri Lanka skipper Shashikala Siriwardena top-scored with an unbeaten 78-ball 67 to help her side post a competitive 220 for six in their 50 overs against Pakistan. At the Witrand Cricket Club, Pakistan appeared to be cruising to the target at 147 for two in 31.5 overs when tragedy struck. Bismah Maroof (24: 50b) holed out and the floodgates were opened. Maroof and top-scorer Nain Abidi (54: 92b, 2×4) had put on 60 for the third wicket. From there on it was a steady procession as Pakistan eight wickets for 47 runs to be bowled out for 189 to be handed a 31-run defeat. Shashikala Siriwardana was the wrecker-in-chief with the ball as well as she picked up 3-31.
West Indian ladies beat their Lankan counterparts by 9 wickets
Beat Lankan ladies by 9 wickets
All World Cup venues to be tested.
South Africa captain Cri-Zelda Brits led from the front as she starred in her side's thumping 153-run win over Sri Lanka
Loose to South Africa by a massive margin
Points table as of 6/10/2010
Pictures taken on the 30th of September highlighting it's progress
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Saturday, March 19
Tempe Diablo Stadium - Tempe, AZ
Attendance: 8,735
Tempe, AZ (Sports Network) - Travis Buck belted a two-run homer in the top of the ninth, as the Cleveland Indians scored three times over the last two innings for a 10-7 win over the Angels in spring training.
Shelley Duncan hit a three-run homer in the seventh to give Cleveland a 7-4 lead, but the Angels tied it with three runs in the bottom of the inning. Juan Diaz then doubled in the go-ahead run in the eighth before Buck extended the lead with his blast.
Indians starter Justin Masterson allowed six hits and four runs -- three earned -- in 4 2/3 innings, striking out five and walking one. Doug Mathis earned the win and Frank Herrmann pitched the ninth for the save.
Howard Kendrick went 2-for-3 with two RBI for the Angels. Scott Kazmir yielded four runs in 4 1/3 innings and Michael Kohn took the loss.
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Welcome to race day at the Turkish Grand Prix in Istanbul, round 14 of the 2006 FIA Formula One World Championship.
The ambient temperature is once again due to reach a high of 33 degrees Celsius, creating very high track temperatures hat will naturally have a strong influence on tyre performance and wear and thus the outcome of what could be a very close race, conditions for which should be perfect.
The 5.338 kilometre (3.317 mile) circuit is unchanged since last years inaugural race. The 58-lap event will run over 309.356 kilometres (192.233 miles) and will start at 1500 hours local time (1200 GMT).


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NHL: Stanley Cup Playoffs-San Jose Sharks at Vancouver Canucks
May 1, 2013; Vancouver, British Columbia, CAN; Vancouver Canucks defenceman Kevin Bieksa (3) and goaltender Roberto Luongo (1) watch a shot on net by San Jose Sharks left wing T.J. Galiardi (21) during the third period of game one of the first round of the 2013 Stanley Cup playoffs at Rogers Arena. The San Jose Sharks won 3-1. (Anne-Marie Sorvin-USA TODAY Sports)
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Moot Court Board Data on TWEN
Posted August 18th, 2008 by AnonymousAll members of the Moot Court Board should sign-up for the Moot Court Board TWEN site. MCB information and updates will be distributed via TWEN, so please sign-up as soon as possible.
KUDOS: Susan Duncan
Posted August 18th, 2008 by Rebecca B. WimbergNew How-To Screencasts for Computer Users
Posted August 18th, 2008 by James A. BeckerThe IT department has created a series of screencasts to demonstrate how to perform numerous computing-related tasks, including:
- How to connect a laptop to the University's wireless network
- How to connect Windows (XP and Vista) laptops to one's Lawnet network share
- Changing your Lawnet password
- Updating student profile information on the School of Law Web site
- Registering a new Westlaw password
- Creating an e-mail alias in ULink
The screencasts are available at http://www.law.louisville.edu/it/screencasts and require a Lawnet log-in. Returning students should note that Odyssey is no longer required to connect Windows computers to the wireless network, and should watch the screencast to learn how to connect without Odyssey.
Welcome New Students!
Posted August 17th, 2008 by Virginia Mattingly
Welcome Session in the newly renovated Room 275. |
New students gather in the Mosaic Lobby. |
Faculty, staff, and students queue for lunch. |
Time for a tasty taco buffet. |
Today's lunch is sponsored by Republic Bank. |
New students gather outside the lobby. |
New students enjoying a lunch break. |
New students relaxing on the Oval. |
An impromptu picnic on the lawn. |
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Harris Is a Champion 4 Her
Posted August 17th, 2008 by Virginia Mattingly
Law Librarian, Robin Harris, oversees circulation and reference, and conducts library classes and tours. But those are just a few of her many talents. She is also an advocate for diversity and women's issues.
On June 21, she will be honored at the Champions 4 Her Walk & Run Festival.
To learn more about Robin Harris's contributions to the university and our community, visit her profile at the Women's Center.
Photo of Robin R. Harris courtesy of Ewa Wojtkowska, TODAY'S WOMAN.
KUDOS: Cedric Powell
Posted August 7th, 2008 by Rebecca B. Wimberg
SSRN Kudos: August 2008
Posted August 1st, 2008 by Virginia MattinglyTony Arnold's paper "The Structure of the Land Use Regulatory System in the United States" made SSRN's list of Top 10 Papers for the Journal of LSPLCL: Structure of Government & Political Theory.
Two of Jim Chen's papers received recognition. "Constitutional Curiosities: a Twenty-One Question Scavenger Hunt" is among their Top 10 Papers for the Journal of LSN Educator: Courses, Materials & Teaching and "The Constitution of the United States in Spanish: A Service for the American People" is included in the Top 10 Papers for the Journal of LSPLCL: International & Comparative. Both are ranked #3 on their respective lists.
Susan Duncan also received recognition for two of her publications. "Common Writing Problems" is the highest ranked paper on SSRN's Top Ten list for LSN Educator: Courses, Materials & Teaching. "Race, Riches & Reporters: Do Race and Class Impact Media Rape Narratives? An Analysis of the Duke Lacrosse Case" is among the Top 10 Papers for the Journal of LSCCLP: Ethical Issues.
Judith Fischer's paper "Add Punch to Your Writing" is ranked #3 on SSRN's Top 10 Papers for the Journal of Legal Education. "Why George Orwell's Ideas About Language Still Matter for Lawyers" made SSRN's list of Top 10 Papers for the Journal of Law & Literature.
Tim Hall's paper "Judicial Policing In Consumer Contracting After Buckeye Check Cashing" is among SSRN's Top 10 Papers for the Journal of ECL: Arbitration.
Jennifer Martin's paper "An Emerging Worldwide Standard for Protections of Consumers in the Sale of Goods: Did We Miss an Opportunity with Revised UCC Article 2?" is ranked #3 on SSRN's Top 10 Papers for the Journal of OIISG: Warranties.
Richard Nowka's paper "eBay Auctions of Repossessed Motor Vehicles – A Template for Commercial Reasonableness Under Revised Article 9" is included in SSRN's Top 10 Papers for the Journal of ESII: Other.
*Special thanks to Tami Sexton for helping Virginia Smith compile this information.
KUDOS: Manning Warren
Posted July 29th, 2008 by Rebecca B. WimbergKUDOS: John Cross & Lars Smith
Posted July 23rd, 2008 by Rebecca B. WimbergKudos to Professor John Cross for his insightful lecture on Justifying "New" Intellectual Property as part of the panel on "New" Forms of IP: trade secrets, geographical indications and traditional knowledge at the Conference on Innovation and Technology in Turku, Finland. Professor Cross also served as a moderator for the panel on IPR Misues and the IP -- Competition Law Interface.
Congratulations to Professor Lars Smith for successfully moderating a session on Private and Commercial Speech on the Internet at the Conference on Innovation and Communications Law in Turku, Finland. The conference was sponsered by the University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law, Michigan State University College of Law, Drake University School of Law, the IPR University Center, and the University of Turku.


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Sony has confirmed that over 180 PlayStation 4 titles are current in development for the system.
The company showcased a number of games at its Gamescom press conference earlier today, including launch titles Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag and Killzone: Shadow Fall.
Furthermore, the number of developers jumping on board Sony's next-generation console has increased from 500 in June to a total of 620.
Sony announced during the event that PS4 will be released in the U.S. on November 15 and in Europe on November 29.


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Cologne have signed a new contract with full-back Christian Eichner until June 2013.
Cologne have confirmed the signing of Christian Eichner from Hoffenheim for an undisclosed fee.
Hoffenheim defender Christian Eichner is looking forward to a proposed move to struggling Cologne.
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Known as the "Terra Cotta City" in the late 1920s for its beautiful examples of Art Deco buildings, Tulsa offers this self-guided Art Deco Landmarks Walking Tour so others can learn of the fascinating history and architects behind these structures. Many of the buildings are now listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and three internationally-recognized architects designed buildings in Tulsa that are considered outstanding examples of Art Deco style: Frank Lloyd Wright (Westhope); Barry Byrne (Christ the King Church); and Bruce Goff (Boston Avenue United Methodist Church). Other ...
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From the classic dinner-and-a-movie combo with a twist to unique adventures covering every region of the state, Oklahoma has countless ways to spend quality time with the one you love.
Embark on a rousing journey through Oklahoma's unique history and discover everything from prehistoric gems to Art Deco giants with this list of top historical attractions organized by era.


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We are moving towards enforcing the rules more strictly. Please review the rules and honor them or you will be issued warnings, infractions, suspensions, or be banned. But, please keep in mind that we are volunteer moderators so are not online all the time, which means we may not always react instantly to a problem in the forum, but we will do our best to make this forum into a friendlier place where people can respectfully debate political issues, rather than devote undue energy to taunting and insulting other members of patsfans.com.
You're not online all the time ... you need a new Ford car then ... they will read Tweets to you. On another note ... political forums and group hugs ... ouch ... that's a problem.
Too many babies on the internet. Some people truly need a life. It's the internet people. This isn't real. It's words typed onto a computer, posted on a webpage in cyberspace. If you honestly let crap people post on here bother you, then you got some serious issues. For all you know, I could be some 13 year old fat kid with more white heads than a republican national convention. Seriously. Waaaa, Superposterdude17 called me stupid....waaaaaa.... Studmuffin69 said I can't spell good....waaaaaa....HughJass4u2 gave my thread 1 star.....waaaaaa.... So anyhow, what do you all think tha Pats chances are on Sunday?
Chances are great to fantastic. Seriously ... if I was a mod here I would go nuts having grown men send me whining PM's. But that's just what happens here ... they send tit-for-tat messages complaining. Grown men ... who woulda thunk it. :confused2: ... :confused3: Grade school was a long time ago ... these complainers need to get some nads. HughJass4u2 ... :rofl: Superposterdude17 ... :rofl:
Hugh Jass is one of my favorite online names that I use. Unfortunately the PS3 system actually filters it, so I can't use it for my online charactors there. I do use the name Howie Feltersnatch on there though. So if you're ever playing NHL 10 on your PS3, and you see a guy with the name Howie Feltersnatch on the back of the jersey, that's most likely me. Dick Luvbush (or Dickie Lovebush) wouldn't work either.
Oh, and I must give props to a name I saw online playing hockey on my PS3. It fit cuz there are so many eastern european, or russian players that play pro hockey. The name was "Sitaneer Strokanov". I thought that was hilarious.
Since this serious thread by Patters was turned into a silly-name-a-thon, here's my faves: Emerson Biggins Emma Roids Craven Moorhead In fact, check out this video for laughs: YouTube - Fake Birthday Prank on News Sorry Patters!
National Lampoon High School Yearbook Parody had so many of these you couldn't stop laughing... I mean, there were the "main" seniors in all the clubs and sports team photos, etc., but when you got to pix of the freshmen, they were like postage stamps, with name after name like Ben Dover, Anita Handy, Connie Linkus, Red Ruffensore, etc. I highly recommend this standard resource of juvenile double entendres.
Just a suggestion, you might want to review the rules and make any changes that are necessary and keep it as a separate locked thread..... currently there is about 7 pages of vitriol.. and if you look at the issues historically, this has been an ongoing issue.. good luck.
As a mod in another forum, RW, it is not about what that at all. It is all about keeping threads on topic. If you desire to read a bunch of threads that become hijacked from their original subject, there are plenty of websites out there for that. In sum, it is all about staying to the subject of discussion and not wasting the reader's time.
Dick Hurts from Holden... The more stricter rules enforcement is a direct result of what Patters and I have always told everyone, that the rest of the baord does not want to deal with what goes on here. So we have been told to remove certain members and things, these are not arbitrary decisions made on our part. Please heed the warnings as the tolerarnce for not heeding them has lessen greatly. Let's face it, now is a great time to be on the board, the Pats are in the playoofs, followed by my favorite pastime, BB not listening to me on who to draft, plus of course the inplosion of the socialst government, so let's all keep a civil tongue.
JUst a suggestion....I think all communists and socialists should be removed from the board prior to the enforcement of these rules....just my op.


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May, 10, 2013
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Happy Friday.
- Arizona and UNLV are getting closer to moving their game to Glendale.
- A post-spring review of Arizona State's linebackers.
- Todd Steussie headlines list of eight selected to Cal's Hall of Fame.
- Former Colorado quarterback Nick Hirschman will transfer to Akron.
- A post-spring review of Oregon's defensive backs.
- Cliff Kirkpatrick's spring tour of Oregon State's opponents continues with Utah.
- Zach Ertz and Jordan Poyer have agreed to deals with the Eagles.
- Matt Hayes from Sporting News has a nice feature on Brett Hundley.
- A preseason breakdown of USC wide receiver Marqise Lee.
- Utah will get back to defying the odds in 2013.
- Keith Price is No. 7 on a list of 15 pivotal quarterbacks in 2013.
- Same list, and Connor Halliday is No. 11.
- Jon Wilner has some updates on the Pac-12 Network.
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Harbinger Group Inc. Reports Third Quarter Fiscal 2013 Results
Harbinger Group Inc. ("HGI"; NYSE: HRG), a diversified holding company focused on acquiring and growing attractive businesses, today announced its consolidated results for the third quarter of Fiscal 2013 ended on June 30, 2013 (the "Fiscal 2013 Quarter"). The results include HGI's four segments:
- Consumer Products, which consists of Spectrum Brands Holdings, Inc. ("Spectrum Brands"; NYSE: SPB);
- Insurance, which includes Fidelity & Guaranty Life Holdings, Inc. ("FGL") and Front Street Re, Ltd. ("FSR");
- Energy, which includes the company's EXCO/HGI Joint Venture (the "EXCO/HGI JV"); and
- Financial Services, which includes Salus Capital Partners, LLC ("Salus") and Five Island Asset Management, LLC ("Five Island").
Philip Falcone, HGI Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, said, "HGI performance this quarter demonstrates the value of our diversified holding company model and the strength of our underlying operating subsidiaries, as they continue to execute on their business strategies. HGI remains well positioned for the future and we look forward to continuing to grow the powerful platform we have built and increasing shareholder value."
Omar Asali, President of HGI, said, "We had a strong quarter operationally as evidenced by the 39% increase in revenues and a 124% increase in operating income. Operating income at our Consumer Products segment increased by 22% as a result of the continued positive performance of Spectrum Brands, including the successful integration of the Hardware and Home Improvement business ("HHI"). The Insurance segment generated operating income of just over $78.5 million, compared to a small loss in the Fiscal 2012 quarter. Additionally, both the Energy segment, which we established in February, and Financial Services continue to ramp up nicely. We see significant value in each of our operating businesses and strong growth potential, and we expect that HGI will continue to benefit from their success."
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Analyst sentiment towards the company was overwhelmingly positive on Friday.
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"Post Qualcomm's analyst meeting we reiterate our outperform rating," wrote Credit Suisse (CS) analyst Kulbinder Garcha. "We see solid fundamentals ahead with growth being driven by smartphone/tablet adoption and resilient pricing due to a mix shift to high-end smartphones driving long-term double-digit EPS growth."
Qualcomm, which overhauled its corporate structure earlier this year in an attempt to speed up product delivery and protect patents, also discussed the opportunities around Small Cell technology during its analyst event.
Similar to Femto Cell, Small Cell refers to a low-power radio technology which can be deployed wherever users need to boost their data capacities. Qualcomm says that the same chips it sells to phone manufacturers can be used within Small Cell devices, potentially opening the door to a lucrative new revenue stream. "Qualcomm was optimistic on exposure to small cells," wrote Lazard Capital Markets analyst Ian Ing, in a note released on Friday. "Units could become material enough to directly impact both licensing and chipsets." Qualcomm shares rose 0.41% to $61.53 during Friday trading. -- Written by James Rogers in New York. Follow @jamesjrogers >To submit a news tip, send an email to: email@example.com Out Our Best Services for Investors
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Hey guys and gals. Have a batch of beer that has a few that are ready to blow and the rest are flat. My idea is that I did not get my sugar mixed in well enough for bottle conditioning. Or my caper is not working properly. The other alternative is that my conditions during bottle conditioning we vastly different. I don't see that being the case. Any one else have any thoughts?
Yup, one of those things was it. Next time, avoid all those things... Cheers!
I would think if it really concerns you, you could pop them all open.. and the ones that are flat throw a spoon of sugar or some condition tabs in them and recap. The other ones that are good drink.
How long has it been? Sometimes it takes up to a month to carb up, or with dark beers even longer. You may have gotten a lot into those first bottles - hence the quick carb. Also, how much sugar, batch size, beer style, etc.?
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It is a five gallon batch of ESB. Added 3/4 cup corn sugar and has been bottle conditioning for ten days at about 70 degrees
Simply not enough time..
Thanks ill let it think about what it has done for another ten days


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Did you know that Google Earth has now come out with a street view trike. All it does is show the street view of all the stores. And also alot of other interesting stuff you have to check out on your own.
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New BlackBerry 9900
So I recently was given a 9900 and I want to switch back and forth between my iPhone 4s and the BlackBerry. Since my data is not BIS I'm very limited to what I can do on the 9900. If I change my data to a blackberry specific data plan will this effect anything when I switch my sim to the iPhone?
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Not that I'm aware of...I have a few friends that switch back and forth with no ill effects.
Re: New BlackBerry 9900
From my understanding, the only special thing about BIS Plan is the BIS service attached to your service number. You still get text/phone credits, and sometimes mobile data as well. These may all be used by iPhone.
For example, my $40 BIS plan includes $500 phone/text credits, 600MB mobile data, and unlimited Blackberry BIS. If I were to use an iPhone, I can still make calls and texts and use the 600 MB mobile data to browse internet - 11-02-12, 10:46 AM Thread Author #4
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Well I switched my data to BIS and it was not compatible with my iPhone. Since my iPhone is the device I use the most I switched back and will have to deal with limited functionality when using my 9900.
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Sorry to jump in, but I'm curious...
When you switch back and forth between the iPhone and BlackBerry, or visa-versa, do you use your ORIGINAL SIM that you had in the BlackBerry or iPhone?
I swap from my iPhone and BlackBerry often. As you're aware the SIMs are different sizes. So, anytime I swap back and forth, I give AT&T the new SIM number (I have spares). I was under the impression that once a SIM has been used, and removed from the system, i.e. you switch to a different SIM for a different device, it CAN'T be used again, no?
Thanks in advance
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This might be an AT&T thing...I'm on verizon and used to do the exact same thing...once you add the BIS plan to your account and then switch devices (which I was able to do online without any CS interaction), the IPhone would have the unlimited data plan...I was able to use either device with full functionality. Since there was no SIM involved, I'm thinking that this is a GSM thing where the plan is tied to the SIM...
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Yes, this is correct- iPhone's take MicroSIM, 9900 have the larger SIM card...once, I taped the MicroSIM in place [in my BB], and it worked, but reception was much spottier, lol.
This may be carrier-specific, but from my understanding/experience in switching from iPhone to BB, data plans are interchangeable- mine, for instance, will work on both iPhone and BB, although I suppose if you have an older contract, it could be possible to have a older version of data plan (if that makes sense?) Regardless of what your plan is, you should be able to call your carrier and have them switch it over without any impact to your overall bill.
That being said, my fiancee got an iPhone on promotion (6GB for the price of 1GB!) and although he considered switching back when the 9900 came out, our carrier (Rogers) told him that because it was a promotional data package [that doesn't exist anymore], he would lose his 6GB and would have to pay more money for less gigs.
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New BlackBerry 9900
I switch all the time on Verizon from my 9930 to my IPhone 4. It's easy on Verizon. *228 option 1 and 30 seconds later your out the door with which ever phone you choose.
Sent from my iPhone 4 - 11-03-12, 06:17 PM Thread Author #9
Re: New BlackBerry 9900
So... I have Bell as my carrier, and I do use the same SIM card. I have an adapter so my microSIM fits into the 9900. I know you can't use the same SIM card for different accounts but it can switch for different devices. As soon as I switched my data to BlackBerry specific I gained (obviously) full access to BBM etc but none of the data worked on my iPhone. I would really like to be able to switch between phones and have full access to all features. I'm just not sure how set up my plan to do that.
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By Radi Nabulsi
ATLANTA -- One of the Peach State's top cornerbacks recently had a chance to win the Georgia Junior Bowl with a catch in the end zone. The fact that he was playing receiver and not cornerback in a game that boasts 100 of the best players in the state is a testament to why he is coveted by LSU, Florida State, South Carolina and a host of other schools.
Nick Ruffin's performance at the Rising Seniors game has increased the interest in the Class of 2014 CB.
With 32 seconds left in the game,
Nick Ruffin
(Atlanta/St. Pius X) went in at wide receiver for the East squad and sprinted down the sideline to try and catch a pass from Clemson quarterback commit
DeShaun Watson
(Gainesville, Ga./Gainesville). Ruffin made a one-handed, diving attempt to catch the pass after putting a double move on West team cornerback
Lance Austin
(Barnesville, Ga./Lamar County). Ruffin stood up with the ball and looked at the referee to signal touchdown but the man in stripes said the ball hit the ground. After the game, in which the West team won 10-7, Ruffin joked that the referee was wrong.
"You can never convince me that I dropped that pass," Ruffin said. "You will never convince me of that -- no way, I'm sorry. It was just a simple stop and go route. I'm trying to draw that corner up, but he didn't bite, so I had to try and use my speed to try and get past him. DeShaun threw a perfect ball and I thought I held onto it, but obviously the ref chose a different side of it."
Ruffin had played most of the game in the secondary for the East squad, but the coaches knew he could be a weapon on offense as well.
"Coach had seen me play offense before and he asked me if I'd be willing to and I said whatever I can do to help the East get its first victory I'll do it," Ruffin said. "So he was calling me every other play to jump in at receiver -- sometimes be a decoy or sometimes run a route. With the game on the line he figured, 'I've seen this kid come through big before so let's see if he does again,' and he put the game in my hands."
He was no slouch on defense, either.
"Yeah, I broke up two or three passes during the game. I had a couple of tackles. Overall I had a good game on the defensive side of the ball. It was a struggle defensively to try and keep those dynamic receivers contained. The guy from Cartersville [
T.L. Ford
] and of course
Demarre Kitt
(Tyrone, Ga./Sandy Creek) as everyone knows -- a lot of great wide receivers on the other side, but I did well."
Being able to cover what could be the best receiver in the state has earned Ruffin a number of offers.
"I picked up an offer from LSU, from South Carolina and a couple others I can't think of off the top of my head, but recruiting is going well," Ruffin said. "I'm staying in contact with a lot of coaches. Other schools have shown a lot of interest -- Ohio State and Michigan State being two of them. If I had to choose a top group I'd probably say Vanderbilt, LSU, Tennessee, North Carolina and Florida State."
The Seminoles have hosted Ruffin quite often.
"I love it down there and I've been to visit a couple times," Ruffin said. "Talking to Coach [Jimbo] Fisher and the other coaches you can tell they genuinely care about the people who they recruit and I fully expect them to be there a long time. But I genuinely love being on campus and I love being at games, the fans there are out of this world."
Ruffin also likes the fans at LSU but he has a second reason the Tigers are in his top five.
"I mean, when you hear LSU you think Death Valley -- 100,000 strong -- standing up on Saturday nights and you can't hear anything and it's crazy," Ruffin said. "And of course I have ties to Louisiana. My family's from Louisiana so going home definitely makes it a big deal for me, makes it hard because I don't want to choose a school just because it's home."
For now Ruffin calls Atlanta home and he has also heard from the in-state Bulldogs.
"I've talked to Coach [Scott] Lakatos a couple times and I've talked to Coach [Mark] Richt once," Ruffin said. "I enjoyed my visit. I went when they played Tennessee and I enjoyed my time there. Georgia's a great place with very, very loyal fans and it's the SEC, so you can't go wrong."


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To start off here are some things you need to know.
The NWS is predicting that El Nino will form earlier than usual, and our monsoon season is going to start unseasonably early!
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Need some help with the sed command
Alright here is what I'm trying to do. I'm trying to use the sed command to sort a field so it comes out like lastname firstname
so say if I have something like this
Bugs Bunny:603-479-5498:12/9/09/:20300
and I want it to come out like this
Bunny Bugs:603-479-5498:12/9/09/:20300
how would I do that using sed? Now I know that I could do it perhaps using awk, but please tell me how to do it with sed
Something like this should do it:
sed -e 's/\(^[^ ]*\)\([ \t]*\)\([^:]*\)/\3\2\1/'< INPUTFILE
The expression contains three capture groups:
\(^[^ ]*\) \([ \t]*\) \([^:]*\)
The first starts at the beginning of the line and captures everything except spaces (ie the first word/name). The second captures all the whitespace between the names. The third captures everything except colons (ie the second word/name). The replacement simply rearranges the order of the items:
If you don't care about preserving the spacing, or if you want to normalize the spacing you could simplify it slightly to:
sed -e 's/\(^[^ ]*\)[ \t]\([^:]*\)/\2 \1/'< INPUTFILE
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I made a very simple Sammy Summer clone today. All was well until I went to add the yeast. I already had my blow off top on and the other end was immeresed in the bleach water solution. I noticed some od the bleach water solution was about half way up the tube and I wanted it back in blow off container so I lifted the tube up a little and opps the preasure from the carboy suckked the water right into the wort. I opened it and I can smell the bleach faintly. I guss I'll pour this one out. Lesson in preasure learned!
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Ouch! Well, I'll drink one to this dead batch. Mistakes, we have all made them! Dont let it get you down, and keep driving on!
I'd pitch a couple packets of rehydrated dry yeast and let it ferment... you don't have anything to lose now, and it may end up fine.
The real lessen learned is: Don't let bleach near your beer or in your blowoff container...
A person who knows everything, knows nothing...
I wouldn't throw the batch out, just bring it to a boil for a few minutes again. Then just cool it and pitch the yeast. That should evaporate the bleach, and if it didn't, you would be able to taste it right away, so no harm done. BTW, why the heck are you puting bleach water into the blow off tube bucket? Aren't you overdoing it just a bit?
I had a similar incident a while back that resulted in some nasty chlorophenol off flavors in my wit. I've still got case and a half of that beer and I'm letting is sit for a month or two hoping that flavor will go away.
I had just barely pitched the yeast when this happened so I'll let it go and see what happens. I'll keg it instead of bottling it if it tastes ok after fermentation. But a mojar lesson learned here.
Yep, just use StarSan in your blowoff bucket next time around.
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A Good Name
A good name is more desirable than great riches;
To be esteemed is better than silver or gold.
Proverbs 22:1
How important is your name? Sports columnist Skip Bayless reported this interesting story:
Mark Cuban, owner of the NBA's Dallas Mavericks, offered sports-talk host David Kaplan $50,000 to have his name legally changed to "Dallas Maverick." When Kaplan declined, Cuban responded by offering to pay Kaplan $100,000 and donate $100,000 to Kaplan's favorite charity if he took the name for one year.
Kaplan did some soul searching, but held firm. "I'd be saying I'd do anything for money," he explained, "and that bothers me. My name is my birthright. I'd like to preserve my integrity and credibility."
Building a reputation of integrity and reliability happens by establishing a consistent track record of sound decisions and hard work. And no amount of money or fleeting temptation is worth its undoing.
"There is no such thing as a minor lapse of integrity." - Tom Peters (1942 - )
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The disaster, which comes less than a fortnight after 26 people were killed in a similar fire tragedy, happened shortly after the train left Mumbai on a journey to the northern city of Dehradun.
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The Art of Managing series is dedicated to exploring the critical issues we face in guiding our firms and teams to success in today's volatile world.
Clear, actionable corporate values…the type that are embedded in a firm's DNA and used to reinforce ideal behaviors and support employee selection and development are incredibly powerful tools for managers to leverage in supporting the development of a great performance culture.
However, much like the infomercial that promises a nearly endless set of benefits with the frequently uttered, "But wait, there's more," there is indeed more that flows to you from the hard work of whittling your corporate values down to their meaningful, actionable essence.
The short-form of this post…if your values aren't working hard for you and your firm every single day, it's time for a refresh or reset.
Examples that Set Direction and Promote Performance:
Consider the primary value of The Mayo Clinic: "The needs of the patient come first." Not only does this simple, powerful statement give birth to the hiring profile and support every single clinical and business decision, it points the way to the institution's strategy…effectively how it will compete (as a relative term) in the market.
The Zappos Family Core Values define the hiring profile and expectations starting with the name "Family Core Values" and extending through ten short, crisp statements. The first value, "Deliver Wow Through Service," goes a long way to defining how Zappos competes (strategy) and how it executes. As the firm's founder has offered (I paraphrase), the original idea of selling shoes online seemed like another bad internet idea. However, the marriage of the first value with the business model supported the emergence of a firm that took a big chunk of the revenue and profit streams in the sleepy, unexciting old marketplace of shoe retailing.
Lesser known but successful regional chain, Mike's Carwash, offers a set of Customer Service Values (separate from the Team Values) that leave no doubt about how the firm will compete and ensure that Mike's is the destination for all of your future washes. The combined sets of values (Customer and Team) frame every decision and action from hiring to training to developing employees to managing the teams and the entire customer experience. Rocket fuel for effective performance!
The guiding principle behind the firm, S.C. Johnson (tagline: A family company) was stated by Herbert F. Johnson Sr. as, "The goodwill of people is the only enduring thing in any business. It is the sole substances. The rest is shadow." The opening line in the "What We Do" section offers, "We make homes better for families." Again, the simplicity and clarity of the thinking points in a direction and frames and filters every other decision at every level of the organization.
Successful companies in my experience operate with a set of clearly understood, actionable values. These values transcend behavior and point to purpose, direction and approach. Most of the time, they are codified or articulated, however, in the case of some smaller or start-up organizations, they are present in the environment even if they are missing from the framed artwork on the wall.
The Bottom-Line for Now:
For those of us working in firms where the values are defined but not necessarily part of the daily routine, there's nothing stopping you and your colleagues from translating them into something more meaningful and actionable for your teams. Use the existing values as starting points and work on clarifying them until they point to direction and frame decisions. And for those of you who either sit at the top or are comfortable catalyzing a positive revolution, start a movement to redefine your firm's values. I checked, and there's no law against discarding unproductive, cliché-riddled words with something that sets direction and defines the criteria for making decisions. It might just be a game-changer for your firm.
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A sea serpent from Olaus Magnus's book History of the Northern Peoples (1555). | |
Grouping | Legendary Creature |
Sub grouping | Sea monster |
Country | Various |
Habitat | Sea |
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A sea serpent from Olaus Magnus's book History of the Northern Peoples (1555). | |
Grouping | Legendary Creature |
Sub grouping | Sea monster |
Country | Various |
Habitat | Sea |
A sea serpent or sea dragon is a type of sea monster either wholly or partly serpentine.
Sightings of sea serpents have been reported for hundreds of years, and continue to be claimed today. Cryptozoologist Bruce Champagne identified more than 1,200 purported sea serpent sightings.[1] It is currently believed that the sightings can be best explained as known animals such as oarfish, whales, or sharks (in particular, the frilled shark).[2] Some cryptozoologists have suggested that the sea serpents are relict plesiosaurs, mosasaurs or other Mesozoic marine reptiles, an idea often associated with lake monsters such as the Loch Ness Monster.
In Norse mythology, Jörmungandr, or "Midgarðsormr" was a sea serpent so long that it encircled the entire world, Midgard. Some stories report of sailors mistaking its back for a chain of islands. Sea serpents also appear frequently in later Scandinavian folklore, particularly in that of Norway.[3][4]
In 1028 AD, Saint Olaf is said to have killed a sea serpent in Valldal, Norway, throwing its body onto the mountain Syltefjellet. Marks on the mountain are associated with the legend.[5][6] In Swedish ecclesiastic and writer Olaus Magnus's Carta marina, many marine monsters of varied form, including an immense sea serpent, appear. Moreover, in his 1555 work History of the Northern Peoples, Magnus gives the following description of a Norwegian sea serpent:
" | Those who sail up along the coast of Norway to trade or to fish, all tell the remarkable story of how a serpent of fearsome size, 200 feet long and 20 feet wide, resides in rifts and caves outside Bergen. On bright summer nights this serpent leaves the caves to eat calves, lambs and pigs, or it fares out to the sea and feeds on sea nettles, crabs and similar marine animals. It has ell-long hair hanging from its neck, sharp black scales and flaming red eyes. It attacks vessels, grabs and swallows people, as it lifts itself up like a column from the water.[7][8] | " |
Sea serpents were known to seafaring cultures in the Mediterranean and Near East, appearing in both mythology (the Babylonian Labbu) and in apparent eye-witness accounts (Aristotle's Historia Animalium). In the Aeneid, a pair of sea serpents killed Laocoön and his sons when Laocoön argued against bringing the Trojan Horse into Troy.
The Bible refers to Leviathan and Rahab, from the Hebrew Tanakh, although 'great creatures of the sea' (NIV) are also mentioned in Book of Genesis 1:21. The Book of Amos 9:3 speaks of a serpent to bite the people who try to hide in the sea from God.
Hans Egede, the national saint of Greenland, gives an 18th-century description of a sea serpent. On July 6, 1734 his ship sailed past the coast of Greenland when suddenly those on board
" | saw a most terrible creature, resembling nothing they saw before. The monster lifted its head so high that it seemed to be higher than the crow's nest on the mainmast. The head was small and the body short and wrinkled. The unknown creature was using giant fins which propelled it through the water. Later the sailors saw its tail as well. The monster was longer than our whole ship, wrote Egede. (Mareš, 1997) | " |
Reported sea serpent sightings on the coast of New England have been documented from 1638 onwards. An incident in August 1817 led a committee of the Linnaean Society of New England to give a deformed terrestrial snake the name Scoliophis atlanticus, believing it was the juvenile form of a sea serpent that had recently been reported in Gloucester Harbor.[9] The Gloucester Harbor serpent was claimed to have been seen by hundreds of New England residents, including the crews of four whaling boats that reportedly sought out the serpent in the harbor.[10] Rife with political undertones, the serpent was known in the harbor region as "Embargo."[10] Sworn statements made before a local Justice of the Peace and first published in 1818 were never recanted.[11] After the Linnaean Society's misidentification was discovered, it was frequently cited by debunkers as evidence that the creature did not exist.
A particularly famous sea serpent sighting was made by the officers and men of HMS Daedalus in August 1848 during a voyage to Saint Helena in the South Atlantic; the creature they saw, some 60 feet (18 m) long, held a snakelike head above the water, and Captain Peter M'Quahe's report said "something like the mane of a horse, or rather a bunch of seaweed washed about its back." The sighting caused quite a stir in the London papers, and Sir Richard Owen, the famous English biologist, proclaimed the beast an elephant seal. Other explanations for the sighting proposed that it was actually an upside-down canoe, or a giant squid.[12]
Another sighting took place in 1905 off the coast of Brazil. The crew of the Valhalla and two naturalists, Michael J. Nicoll and E. G. B. Meade-Waldo, saw a long-necked, turtle-headed creature, with a large squarish or ribbon-like dorsal fin. Based on its dorsal fin and the shape of its head, some (such as Bernard Heuvelmans) have suggested that the animal was some sort of marine mammal. A skeptical suggestion is that the sighting was of a giant squid swimming with one arm and fin visible, but this is problematical, as there are no reports of squid swimming in such a manner, and no apparent reason why one would.
On April 25, 1977, the Japanese trawler Zuiyo Maru, sailing east of Christchurch, New Zealand, caught a strange, apparently unknown creature in the trawl. Photographs and tissue specimens were taken. While initial speculation suggested it might be a prehistoric plesiosaur, analysis later indicated that the body was the carcass of a basking shark.
On October 31, 1983, about 2:00 p.m., five members of a construction crew saw a 100-foot-long sea serpent off Stinson Beach, which is just north of San Francisco, California. A flagman named Gary saw it first swimming towards the cliffside road which the work crew was repairing. He radioed another member of the work crew, Matt Ratto, and told him to grab the binoculars. Ratto began looking at the sea serpent when it was 100 yards offshore and less than a quarter of a mile away. Ratto said, "The body came out of the water first." He added, "It was black with three humps." He continued, "There were three bends. like humps and they rose straight up." He further described it as a "humpy, flat-backed thing". He also made a sketch of the animal which appeared to be a round headed, blunt nosed, snake-like creature followed by 3 vertical arches or coils sticking out of the water. Another eyewitness, Steve Bjora, said "The sucker was going 45 to 50 miles an hour." He also described the animal saying, "It was clipping. It was boogying. It looked like a long eel." Marlene Martin, the Caltran safety engineer who was over seeing the work crew also saw the animal. She said, "It shocked the hell out of me" adding, "That thing's so big he deserves front page coverage." She went on to say, "It was hard to describe how big it was. I have no creative imagination. It was a snake-like thing that arched itself up and was so long it made humps above the water." Martin first saw it near Bolinas and saw it swim the whole way to Stinson beach then watched it turn around and head towards the Farallone Islands. Martin said, "It had a wake as big as a power boat's and it was going about 65 miles an hour. It looked like a great big rubber hose as it moved. If someone had gotten in its way it would have plowed right though them." Before it went underwater Martin saw it lift its head and a portion of its body directly behind its head out of the water then open its mouth. Martin said, "It was like it was playing." She described the animal as a "giant snake or a dragon, with a mouth like an alligator's." She continued, "It was at least 15 or 20 feet in circumference, but it was hard to tell how long it was. I mean, how long is a snake? Marlin Martin concluded by saying, "He should have the whole damn ocean. It's his territory. He's the King of the Sea![13][14][15]
On February 5, 1985, twin brothers Bill and Bob Clark sighted a 60+ foot long sea serpent in San Francisco Bay that crashed onto a submerged rocky ledge only 20 yards away from where they were sitting in their car. It was around 7:45 a.m. and the water was calm. The Clark brothers were sitting in their car drinking coffee when they noticed a group of seals in the water. Then they noticed what they thought was another seal approach the group. The group of seals began to swim away and one of them headed for the seawall where the Clarks were parked. The seals were followed by the creature and according to Bob, "Bill started saying it was moving strange. He said it was not a seal, it's a snake." Bob continued, "We watched it coming in, undulating in a vertical manner. Where most snakes undulate side to side, this was up and down, creating humps in the water. Bob said, "The seals were leaping through the water in front of it. I think it was going to eat them. It was behind the seals arched above the water line and I could tell it was a large animal when the arch appeared to stay in one spot. I could see the body moving through the arch." The Clarks said the water was so clear that morning they could easily see the creature as it undulated at amazing speed like an uncoiling whip. They both estimated the length of the creature to be at least 60 feet. As it swam over the submerged rocky ledge it stopped dead in its tracks then it appeared to slide a few feet across the water creating a light spray. It apparently got struck on the rocks. Bob said the animal turned clockwise and exposed the midsection. "It turned over like a corkscrew in midsection. We could see the belly of the animal. It reminded me of an alligator stomach, creamy white, soft leathery looking, but with a tint of yellow in it." He continued saying, "After it twisted over and showed the underbelly, another section behind the underbelly came up about three feet out of the water. I got an excellent view of a fin-type appendage, which opened up like an accordion fan. It stayed up about five seconds, long enough for me to tell my brother, 'Bill, I'm going to look at it as long as I can so I can remember it.' " After it twisted the midsection off of the submerged rocky ledge, Bill said they watched the creature sit "motionless in the water for five or ten seconds". Then it began to swim away, using a "violent, downward thrust of its upper neck which sent a pack of coils backwards towards the midsection. After a few seconds of undulations, the creature moved rapidly, just below the surface of the water northward toward deeper water in the middle of the Bay." Bill concluded his account by saying, "I don't care if anyone believes me. I know what I saw. It was too mind-blowing and close to me not to say something about it."[16][17]
Skeptics and debunkers have questioned the interpretation of sea serpent sightings, suggesting that reports of serpents are misidentifications of things such as cetaceans (whales and dolphins), sea snakes, eels, basking sharks, frilled sharks, baleen whales, oarfish, large pinnipeds, seaweed, driftwood, flocks of birds, and giant squid.
While most cryptozoologists recognize that at least some reports are simple misidentifications, they claim that many of the creatures described by those who have seen them look nothing like the known species put forward by skeptics and claim that certain reports stick out. For their part, the skeptics remain unconvinced, pointing out that even in the absence of outright hoaxes, imagination has a way of twisting and inflating the slightly out-of-the-ordinary until it becomes extraordinary.
A recent posting on the Centre of Fortean Zoology blog by Cryptozoologist Dale Drinnon notes his check of the categories in Heuvelmans' In The Wake of the Sea-Serpents, in which he extracted the mistaken observation categories as a control to check the Sea-serpent categories by using the reports he created identikits for the mistaken observations and enlarged them to possibly 126 of Heuvelmans' sightings, making the mistaken observations the largest section of Heuvelmans' reports. His identikits include oarfish, basking sharks, toothed whales, baleen whales, lines of large whales for the largest sea serpent "hump" sightings and trains of smaller cetaceans for the "Many-finned, elephant seals and manta rays. Each of these categories was given a percentage of the whole body of reports, ranging between 1% and 5% with the whales at an average 2.5%, figures which he considers comparable to the regular Sea-serpent categories of Super-eel and Marine Saurian, each of which he breaks into a larger and a smaller sized series following Heuvelmans' suggestion in In the Wake of the Sea-Serpents. [18] Drinnon offered further analysis the 2010 CFZ yearbook.[19] In this article he modified Coleman's categories (below), adding a possible Giant otter category to the Giant Beavers and modifying several others, bringing the total to 17 categories to broaden the coverage. The broadened coverage allows more instances of outsized versions of conventional fishes such as sturgeons and catfishes, left off Coleman's list. In a separate and earlier CFZ blog, Drinnon reviewed Bruce Champagne's sea-serpent categories and argued that several referred to known animals, the whales in particular.[20] Drinnon basically recognises the Longneck, Marine Saurian and Super-eel categories in this blog as well, with the modification that the Marine Saurian as spoken of by Champagne is more likely a large crocodile akin to the saltwater crocodile and that there has been a suggestion that an eel-like animal is involved in certain "Many-finned" observations. The whale categories he identifies are: BC 2A-Possible Odobenocetops, BC2B, Atlantic gray whale or Scrag Whale, BC 4B, as being similar to an unidentified large-finned beaked whale otherwise reported in the Pacific, and BC 5, the large Father-of-All-the-Turtles, as a humpback whale turned turtle.
Cryptozoologists have argued for the existence of sea serpents by claiming that people report seeing similar things, and further arguing that it is possible to classify sightings into different "types". There have been different classification attempts with different results, although they share some common characteristics.
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Whoever is on forum mod duty at the moment is probably one of those people who you can't even tell a joke to without him getting all uppity and saying something snobby like, "EXCUSE ME, but I'm busy working. Jokes are not for the workplace." Ew.
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