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David Cronenberg's film of Bruce Wagner's Hollywood satire-nightmare turns ludicrous situations into operatic tragedy.
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"Premium Rush" is a breakneck chase movie about the daredevils who work as Manhattan bicycle messengers. With a map of the city imprinted in their brains, they hurtle down sidewalks, run red lights, go against traffic, jump obstacles and insist on using bikes without brakes. Whatever they're paid, it's not enough. If one hits your baby carriage in a crosswalk, you may not see it that way.
The title refers to the extra charge for fast delivery, I suppose. It may also refer to the film's adrenaline. The characters may not be deeply drawn, but you have to look fast to see them. This is an impressively skilled production that credits about a dozen stunt riders and even more CGI techs, and is never less than convincing as it shows messengers speeding fearlessly into traffic and threading their way through trucks that could flatten them.
Why do they work so hard and dangerously for relatively little money? They seem to do it for the high. They don't see themselves wearing suits and working in office cubicles. In the story told by "Premium Rush," it's less of a job, more of a noble mission, as three messengers outrace the NYPD to deliver a gambling ticket that only one of them knows the story behind. (It's to pay passage to the United States for the young son of the Chinese heroine, who worked three jobs to raise the money.)
Wilee (think WILE-E), played by Joseph Gordon-Levitt, lean and intense, is said to be the best bike messenger in Manhattan, which is why Nima (Jamie Chung) asks for him. She needs the ticket delivered to a woman who will make a crucial call to China. Also in need of the ticket is a rotten cop named Bobby Monday, desperately played by Michael Shannon, whose gambling debts have him in mortal peril. The movie's first chase involves Wilee's bike and Monday's unmarked police car.
In a dizzying unfolding of events, two other messengers also get involved on Wilee's side. These are Vanessa (Dania Ramirez) and Manny (Wolé Parks). All would be gold medal winners if their jobs could be defined as Olympic sports. Bobby Monday also enlists several cops, one on a bike but outclassed; they don't really understand why they're chasing Wilee.
The bikes speed under trailer trucks, through food stores, up ramps, over barriers and so on. It's almost impossible to chase one with a car. At one point, the action involves Wilee and Vanessa actually escaping from an NYPD vehicle pound with the ticket ingeniously hidden.
And that's about that. If you're looking for depth and profundity, this is the wrong movie. But under the direction of David Koepp ("Secret Window," the screenplays for "Mission: Impossible" and "Spider-Man"), this is an expert and spellbinding adventure. I'm very weary of routine chase movies. There's nothing routine about "Premium Rush." Any action formula can be brought to life with enough imagination and energy.
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Saturday, June 25
Rangers Ballpark in Arlington
Attendance: 37,292
Arlington, TX (Sports Network) - This time, the Mets had everything going for them.
And then some.
Coming off an 8-1 loss to the Rangers the night before -- a game right fielder Carlos Beltran summed up thusly: "They swung the bat well and their pitcher was throwing good" -- the Mets turned the tables with a 14-5 rout of Texas on Saturday afternoon.
Beltran hit a two-run triple and scored during a three-run first inning, Jonathon Niese (7-6) threw 5 2/3 innings and New York evened the three-game series with their third win in four games.
The Mets scored six runs in three innings against sputtering Texas starter Alexi Ogando (7-3). Later, their first eight batters reached base during an eight-run sixth.
The Rangers showed life with back-to-back solo homers from Adrian Beltre and Michael Young in the fourth inning, but didn't have enough offense to avoid their third loss in eight games.
Niese was removed during the sixth inning for precautionary reasons because of a rapid heartbeat.
"I just kind of overheated a little bit. I was breathing heavy," said Niese, who yielded two runs on six hits and two walks while striking out seven. "I just couldn't catch my breath."
Lucas Duda went 4-for-5 with three doubles, four RBI and two runs scored to lead a 17-hit attack for the Mets, who scored their 14 runs without a homer. Beltran was 3-for-5 with three RBI and three runs scored.
"It was a fun day," said Duda. "Everything was clicking."
New York did all of its damage in three innings. Nothing surpassed the sixth.
Ruben Tejada started the sixth inning with a single, the first of five straight hits and eight consecutive baserunners for the Mets. Willie Harris, Beltran and Daniel Murphy had RBI singles during the rally, while Duda hit a two-run double, Josh Thole had an RBI double and Tejada lifted a sacrifice fly.
Another run scored on a wild pitch by Michael Kirkman, who came in for Dave Bush in the middle of the mess. The rally gave the Mets a 14-2 lead.
The Rangers scored on Craig Gentry's RBI single in the seventh and Nelson Cruz's two-run homer in the eighth for the final margin. But the runs were an afterthought.
This one started ugly, and remained that way for Texas.
Jose Reyes and Harris started the game with back-to-back singles for New York and Beltran scored both runners with a triple to right that Cruz slid to stop, but ended up defecting into the right-center field gap.
Duda smacked a two-run double and Thole added an RBI single, both in the third inning, to give the Mets a 6-0 lead.
Niese gave up leadoff singles in the first and second innings and escaped a walk in the third when the infield turned a double play behind him.
He saw trouble only in the fourth when Beltre mashed a first-pitch home run to left-center field with one-out and Young followed with a shot that just cleared the wall in left to make it 6-2.
Ogando, after starting the season 7-0, has lost three straight decisions and suffered his first loss (5-1) in Arlington. The hard-throwing righty was only charged with three earned runs on a career-worst eight hits. He struck out one and walked zero.
"How many starts do you get (in a season)? Thirty? He had three (bad ones) in a row," said Rangers manager Ron Washington. "I hope he makes an adjustment in his next start. But today I think you have to give the New York Mets credit for the way they swung the bats."
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To enhance offshore oversight, some experts say data from the sensors could be transmitted to a command center onshore or to government agencies. This would let regulators monitor rig operations and provide information about what happened during a spill or blowout. "What I'm talking about is an extra set of eyes" off the platform, says Elgie Holstein, a strategic planner at the Environmental Defense Fund.
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Yan -
What is the difference with this article ? Stegafoto: a lens which embeds audio and text inside imagesyan_ 11:05, 10 April 2013 (EEST)
Somnathbanik - Hi
Hi Yan,
I found that "Stegafoto: a lens which embeds audio and text inside images" is in more detail and using a different technique than that of mine. Also it takes picture from camera.
More over this example is a basic one just using byte array.somnathbanik 20:03, 10 April 2013 (EEST)
Hamishwillee - Well then you need to make that clear in the title and the description
Hi Somnath
The fact that Yan had to ask the question kind of indicates that here is a problem! There is a more complete article on the wiki, so it is good practice to link to that article and explain how yours differs. Unless you explain how (in your article) it differs and what value you add, how can a user choose between them or know whether they suit the use case?
The other article is more complex, but then it does more. I don't think you explain quite enough - you need to explain either that your algorithm is the same or what it is - ie other article hides data in LSB of ARGB bytes - how does yours work?
If your article uses the same algorithm then the main difference is that you are selecting the image from the gallery. That is fine because the might be all someone wants to do - but needs to be spelled out in introduction
In terms of article structure is is pretty good, though I might have the section explaining the code before you show the steps, and I might also have an image in the section "Adding UI controls on application page" so it is clear what the XAML is creating. As discussed, you need to explain either that your algorithm is the same as in the other article or how it differs.
I like the title but it is very general given that you only cover a specific use case and there is another article present covering different specific content. Ideally you'd mention "image from gallery" and/or "algorithm you use".
I do see value in this simple article - thanks! We just need to highlight what that is for users.
Hamishhamishwillee 07:30, 2 May 2013 (EEST)
Somnathbanik - HI
Hi Hamish,
I have update the Introduction. Added the Steganography article link, mentioned the use of picture hub in this article, and added algorithm in sort.
Somnathsomnathbanik 18:01, 16 May 2013 (EEST)
Hamishwillee - Subedited
Hi Somnath
Thank you. This is an improvement. I've subedited a bit more for English.
This line doesn't make any sense: "To get the encoded text data from the image we left-shift the bits of length by 1 and then OR it with the least significant bit of the image byte which will result to the last bit. "
I think it works like this (could be wrong so please confirm) is that to encode, each bit of each byte of text data is assigned to a subsequent byte of image data. So you're iterating through the text byte right shifting as you go to move the current bit to the least significant bit ... then ORing this with the current LSB of the current image byte. I would say something like that - ie "To encode the data we ..." and then after that I would say something like "To decode the data we reverse the process. First ...."
Either way, much better now. Thanks
PS This seems like the same algorithm as the other article - correct?
Hamishhamishwillee 07:40, 17 May 2013 (EEST)
Somnathbanik - Thanks
Hi Hamish,
Thanks for the Subedit and proper English. Yes this algorithm seems to be similar to the other one as it also using LSB for manipulation.
Somnathsomnathbanik 09:26, 17 May 2013 (EEST)
Hamishwillee - Thanks!
Thanks. I've tidied up even more - slightly easier to read.
Hhamishwillee 10:21, 20 May 2013 (EEST)


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Published on Nov 2, 2012 6:40 AM
LONDON (AFP) - Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger insisted he wanted the unsettled Theo Walcott to stay with the Gunners during the January transfer window rather than sell the England forward.
The 23-year-old, who is out of contract at the end of the season, has yet to commit himself to a new Arsenal deal.
Walcott made the most of a rare start this term with a hat-trick in Arsenal's dramatic midweek 7-5 League Cup win over Premier League rivals Reading.
If the player and the Gunners do not come to terms before January, Walcott will be able to negotiate a pre-contract agreement with a foreign club or leave the Emirates on a Bosman free transfer at the end of the season.
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STILLWATER — Phil Cutchin addressed his Oklahoma State football players in January 1963 for the first time, having just been hired off Bear Bryant's Alabama staff.
Oklahoma State football: Phil Cutchin's Cowboys still share bond
"I'll never forget it," said Walt Garrison, a tough Cowboy fullback who had just finished his freshman season. Cutchin told the squad, "A lot of you guys here don't want to be football players. You think you do, but you don't. I'm going to find out."
The guys who wanted to be football players? You can find them still, particularly this weekend in Tucson, Ariz., staging a reunion of Cutchin survivors.
Jim Click, a center on those OSU teams and a 40-year successful car dealer in Tucson, is hosting his teammates in conjunction with the OSU-Arizona game, which matches Click's alma mater against the university he's supported with tens of millions of dollars in donations.
Click invited his teammates out, and as many as 50 or 60 are coming. Get themselves to Tucson, Click said, and he'd take care of the rest. Hotel. Golf. Dinners. Game tickets. And truth is, Click is paying for the flights of a few teammates who couldn't afford it.
The 1960s Cowboys have a special bond. Garrison, the great old Dallas Cowboy fullback, says nothing brings people together like strife and stress. And Phil Cutchin certainly provided strife and stress.
"There's a bond that's formed over four years that will never be broken," Garrison said.
The stories are legendary of Cutchin's brutal practices and workouts.
You've heard of the Junction Boys? The 1954 Texas A&M football team that Bryant took to a brutal training camp in Junction, Texas? Cutchin was an assistant coach on that staff.
By 1957, those Junction survivors were seniors and won the Southwest Conference.
Cutchin was hired by OSU to revive Cowboy football, and though he didn't produce a Big Eight title, OSU did beat Oklahoma in 1965 and 1966, after having lost 19 straight Bedlam games.
The attrition in Stillwater was like the attrition at A&M.
Exact reports vary, but somewhere around 110 players were on hand for that first meeting with Cutchin in January 1963. That November, OSU played OU with 28 suited up.
Craig Kessler arrived at OSU in 1964. "I started out with 115 freshmen," Kessler said. "It was the last year of unlimited scholarships. Four years later, there were 14 of us. I had six roommates my freshman year. It was crazy."
Cutchin was old school in every sense of the word. A World War II infantry veteran who went back into the military during the Korean War. A guy who played for Bear Bryant at Kentucky, then coached for him at Kentucky, Texas A&M and Alabama.
Cutchin believed in toughness and commitment.
Rusty Martin recently told Cowboy Xpress magazine that "it wasn't anything for me to lose 12 to 15 pounds during a workout, and I wasn't fat. You wanted to make sure to drink plenty of liquids before practice, because they didn't give you water, only a bucket of salt water with a dipper so you could rinse your mouth. Our goal was survival."
Players would leave in droves. Five, six, seven at a time, after a practice.
"He ran off a lot of players," Garrison said. "We went through a lot of struggles, a lot of pain, a lot of disappointments, a lot of losses."
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Coverage: BTN
12:00 PM ET, November 23, 2013
Kinnick Stadium, Iowa City, IA
Top Performers
Passing: J. Rudock (IOWA) - 239 YDS, 2 TD, 3 INT
Rushing: M. Weisman (IOWA) - 17 CAR, 88 YDS, 1 TD
Receiving: T. Smith (IOWA) - 5 REC, 97 YDS, 1 TD
IOWA CITY, Iowa -- Jake Rudock threw for 239 yards and a pair of touchdown passes and Iowa rallied from 14 down to beat Michigan 24-21 Saturday.
A fumble recovery by Anthony Hitchens with 2:12 left sealed it for the Hawkeyes (7-4, 4-3 Big Ten), who also clinched a winning season after going 4-8 in 2012.
Michigan used a pair of Rudock interceptions to race out to a 21-7 halftime lead. But the Hawkeyes held the Wolverines (7-4, 3-4) to just 45 yards in the second half and jumped ahead on a 34-yard field goal by Mike Meyer with 6:02 left.
Devin Gardner drove Michigan to Iowa's 31 before he was stripped by Hitchens. He finished with 98 yards passing and two TDs.
Rudock also threw three interceptions, but he was bailed out by a spectacular effort from Iowa's defense.
Mark Weisman added 88 yards rushing and a touchdown for Iowa, which has won three straight at home over Michigan.
But after 30 minutes, it didn't feel like the Hawkeyes were even close to a victory.
The Hawkeyes desperately needed a spark after a rough first half -- and Tevaun Smith gave it to them with a brilliant 55-yard touchdown catch.
Smith beat four defenders after grabbing a short slant to pull Iowa within 21-14 with 13:35 left in the third quarter.
Rudock threw his third pick later in the quarter, snuffing out a potential scoring drive. But the Hawkeyes eventually tied it up at 21 when Weisman followed up a successful fourth-down conversion by running through Raymon Taylor for a 9-yard TD with 12:11 left.
Iowa's defense kept Michigan from putting together any sort of rally. Meyer's field goal, which was into a stiff wind, wound up being the game winner.
It was believed to be the coldest start in the 84-year history of Kinnick Stadium, with a temperature of 18 degrees and a wind chill near zero. The frigid conditions were in stark contrast to the Aug. 31 opener, when the university set up cooling stations because of a heat index that approached triple digits.
Michigan coach Brady Hoke did his best to help his players ignore the cold, defiantly wearing a short-sleeved polo over a long-sleeve t-shirt.
The Wolverines didn't seem to be bothered by the weather early, as Brennen Beyer intercepted Rudock and returned it seven yards for a touchdown on Iowa's first play from scrimmage.
Rudock tied at 7-all with a 5-yard TD pass to C.J. Fiedorowicz. But he also threw another terrible pick early in the second quarter to give Michigan the ball at the Iowa 28, and Gardner found A.J. Williams for a 2-yard TD pass and give the Wolverines a 14-7 lead.
Michigan didn't even score a touchdown in regulation of last week's 27-19 triple-OT win over Northwestern. The Wolverines had three by halftime on Saturday -- despite gaining just 113 yards -- as Gardner hit Jeremy Gallon for a 9-yard touchdown pass.
Iowa capped a sloppy half by botching the snap on a 36-yard field goal attempt.
But Smith and the Hawkeyes defense kept Iowa in the game long enough to push past the Wolverines, who eventually committed the game-deciding turnover.
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Team Stat Comparison
1st Downs | 10 | 21 |
Total Yards | 158 | 407 |
Passing | 98 | 239 |
Rushing | 60 | 168 |
Penalties | 2-20 | 3-31 |
3rd Down Conversions | 4-14 | 4-15 |
4th Down Conversions | 0-0 | 1-3 |
Turnovers | 1 | 4 |
Possession | 26:35 | 33:25 |
Scoring Summary
TD | 13:19 | Brennen Beyer 7 Yd Interception Return (Brendan Gibbons Kick) | 7 | 0 | |
TD | 03:39 | C.J. Fiedorowicz 5 Yd Pass From Jake Rudock (Mike Meyer Kick) | 7 | 7 | |
TD | 08:31 | A.J. Williams 2 Yd Pass From Devin Gardner (Brendan Gibbons Kick) | 14 | 7 | |
TD | 00:41 | Jeremy Gallon 9 Yd Pass From Devin Gardner (Brendan Gibbons Kick) | 21 | 7 | |
TD | 13:35 | Tevaun Smith 55 Yd Pass From Jake Rudock (Mike Meyer Kick) | 21 | 14 | |
TD | 12:11 | Mark Weisman 9 Yd Run (Mike Meyer Kick) | 21 | 21 | |
FG | 06:02 | Mike Meyer 34 Yd | 21 | 24 |
Research Notes
The INT Ret TD by Michigan's Brennen Beyer ("BUY-er") was the 2nd by the Wolverines this season (also Oct. 5 vs MINN) and their 1st against Iowa since 2009.
It's the 2nd pick-6 thrown by Iowa this season... Hawkeyes also threw one against FCS Missouri State on Sept. 7 |
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High school students who are inundated with personalized letters and emails (and even partially filled-out applications) from colleges urging them to apply may mistakenly think that the institutions contacting them are intending to admit them. In reality, schools often encourage students to apply so that they can reject them.
The aim of the game for colleges is to boost the number of students who apply and can be rejected. By doing this, the schools see their acceptance rates fall, making them appear to be more selective—which helps them rise up the U.S. News & World Report rankings.
Take Northeastern University in Boston. According to a report in the Wall Street Journal, the university sends nearly 200,000 personalized letters to high school students each year. The institution then follows up these letters with emails, making it seem that the school is wooing these individuals.
These tactics appear to be paying off. Nearly 50,000 students applied to Northeastern this year for 2,800 spots in the fall 2014 class—"more than in any previous year and a ratio of 18 applicants per seat," the university boasted in a news release.
Lowering its acceptance rates is at least one factor in why Northeastern has catapulted up the U.S. News rankings, rising more than 100 spots since 2002.
#2 A college may not be as selective as it seems.
Another way that colleges attempt to appear more selective than they really are is through use of the Common Application, a standard form that students can use to easily apply to multiple colleges. Colleges have found that they can use the Common App to inflate their applications in order to lower their acceptance rate—one of the measures used to determine an institution's ranking in U.S. News. As it turns out, the proliferation of the Common App has enabled students to easily apply to more than one school even if they are underqualified. Indeed, students are applying to more schools than ever before. In 2000, just a couple of years after the online Common App was introduced, only 12 percent of students applied to seven or more schools; in 2011, 29 percent did.
The University of Chicago provides an example of the factors behind this trend. For years, the university publicly rejected the use of the Common App. In fact, it marketed its own application as the "Uncommon Application." But by 2007, Chicago officials caved to the demands of looking as competitive as the other schools using the Common App. As the vice president and dean of college enrollment told the Brown Daily at the time, "We took note of the fact that two of our major competitors, Northwestern and [the University of Pennsylvania], had decided to accept the Common Application."
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According to colleges, this typically doesn't affect low-income students who are at the top of their class. Finances are only taken into account with more marginal students, they say.
Still, in a survey conducted by Inside Higher Ed in 2011, 19 percent of admissions directors at private liberal arts colleges reported that they admit full-pay students with lower grades and test scores than other applicants. These colleges are, in other words, providing affirmative action for the wealthy, despite all of the extraordinary advantages that these students have over their less-fortunate peers.
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It's true that the most elite and wealthiest private colleges, like Harvard University and Amherst College, meet the full demonstrated financial need of their low- and moderate-income students. But many other colleges that boast about being need-blind don't come close. Instead, they leave students with a hefty gap between what the government says they should be expected to pay and what they are being charged.
New York University, for example, admits students regardless of their financial need. However, NYU students from families making $30,000 or less face a daunting average net price—the amount students and their parents must pay after all grant aid has been exhausted—of $24,265 per year. (See "America's Affordable Elite Colleges" page and our full rankings at washingtonmonthly.com, which calculate net price of attendance based on three-year averages.) That means that the lowest-income families are on the hook for an amount that is nearly equal to or even more than their yearly earnings.
Financially needy students who qualify for admission at NYU may actually be better off at "need-aware" schools that meet the full demonstrated need of the low-income students they do enroll.
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Administrators at purportedly need-blind colleges don't necessarily need to know an applicant's family income to know if he or she is poor, because they have plenty of other clues.
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Well, they have not an election for the Naval Architect of the year and it would be very interesting if they have.
This year I would say that the one that would probably win would be Finot/Conq: Two of the 4 winning boats are designed by them (Pogo 12.50 and Oceanis 45).
And those were not the only interesting projects they have done in 2011 and not all big boats but certainly very interesting boats:
I know they are not one NA but a team of two, like in several leading NA cabinets, and they team together for many years, since Finot found a young guy playing with the first canting keel (Conq) and invited him to work with him. Conq was already at the time a young NA and an accomplished racer.
Jean-Marie Finot is not even formally a NA, just an Architect that had find and interest in boats and end up dedicating to them almost all his work, that has been a benchmark in what regards boat design all along the second half of the XX century and in the beginning of this one. I have a big admiration for him and also for Conq that have keep up with its master and fried.
70 year's old Finot is also a sailor and a cruiser and has a wife that likes to cruise and the fact that his cruising boat is a Pogo 10.50 says much about the kind of sailor he is. Well, to say the truth is Pogo is a modified one...to be faster
There are around the world about 30 000 boats made by the designs of Finot/Conq. That's quite a number
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St. Louis County Library will host a program on the owls of Forest Park with naturalist Mark Glenshaw on Monday, November 25 at 6:30 p.m. The program is free and open to the public and will take place at Library Headquarters, located at 1640 S. Lindbergh Blvd in Ladue.
Mark Glenshaw is an award-winning, amateur naturalist who has closely observed and documented the lives of a mated pair of Great Horned Owls in Forest Park since December 2005. Mark's talk will cover how he found the owls, basic facts about the species, and Great Horned Owl behaviors such as hunting, mating, nesting and rearing of young. Presentation will include photos and videos and time for Q&A.
For more information call 314-994-3300.
Program sites are accessible. Upon two weeks' notice, accommodations will be made for persons with disabilities. Contact St. Louis County Library by phone 314-994-3300 or visit www.slcl.org.
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A study involving 104 couches determined that 85 percent of them had been treated with known toxic chemical flame-retardants or others about which researchers did not have enough health information.
ABC News reported that Berkeley and Duke University scientists said 41 percent of couches contained chlorinated Tris, a carcinogen taken out of baby pajamas in the 1970s, and 17 percent had the worldwide-banned chemical pentaBDE.
According to Mother Jones, the research found that 94 percent of newer couches made after 2005 contained chemicals that were either confirmed toxic or had unknown risks, and the chemicals made up as much as 11 percent of the weight of the foam in the cushions.
Many of the chemicals that were tested are linked to cancer, hormone disruption, and learning problems in earlier human and animal studies, according to chemist Arlene Blum.
WebMD reported that another study by Silent Spring Institute from Massachusetts found that dust from 16 California homes tested in 2006 and again in 2011 had levels of at least one flame retardant chemical that went over federal health guidelines. The dust was found to come from flame-retardants used in products such as home insulation, upholstered furniture, carpeting, children's and baby items, and electronics.
The American Home Furnishings Alliance says the problem comes when the industry tries to make their products fire-resistant while keeping them free of hazardous chemicals.
"Over the past 25 years, the incidence of household fires involving upholstered furniture in the United States has been reduced by more than 85 percent," the group said, according to WBAY. "However, part of that success has been based on the incorporation of flame-retardant chemicals in upholstery."
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Max-file-post-size: Stsadm property (Office SharePoint Server)
Updated: August 21, 2008
Applies To: Office SharePoint Server 2007
Updated: 2008-08-21
Specifies the maximum allowable size for a single upload of content to any site.
This property is equivalent to the Maximum Upload Size user interface setting that is located on the Web Application General Settings page of the SharePoint Central Administration Web site.
stsadm -o setproperty
-propertyname max-file-post-size
-propertyvalue <Number of megabytes (MB)>
[-url http://server_name]
The syntax for the getproperty operation is:
stsadm -o getproperty
propertyname max-file-post-size
[-url <http://server_name>]
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You can substitute -pn for -propertyname and -pv for -propertyvalue. |
Property values
The following table shows possible values.
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propertyname | Gets or sets the name of the property. |
propertyvalue | The upload size, in megabytes. Content, which can consist of a single file or groups of files, cannot greater than this setting. The default value is 50 megabytes (MB), but this can be changed to any value up to 2 gigabytes (GB) (2047 MB). For example, if you plan on uploading large movie files with a file size over 50 MB, you would want to increase the value to an appropriate size greater than 50 MB. |
url | Typically, a path to the URL of the Web application, in the form http://server_name. |
If a user tries to upload a file or group of files larger than the value specified by the max-file-post-size property, an error message appears and the user's files are not uploaded.
By default, the max-file-post-size property is set to 50 MB. If you notice performance or scale problems on the client or server, then you may need to adjust this setting to reach your target performance.
To set the upload size to 200 megabytes, use the following syntax:
stsadm -o setproperty -pn max-file-post-size -pv 200
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stsadm -o getproperty -pn max-file-post-size –url http://server_name


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Product Type: Book display | Frame Color: Maple |
Primary Material: Wood | Folding: No |
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Steffy Wood manufactures commercial quality wood furniture for use in childcare and early learning centers. Their extensive line of children's products includes sand and water tables, dramatic play furniture, easels, activity tables, and kids' furniture. Steffy Wood also produces a wide range of changing tables, storage cubbies, kids' lockers, classroom tables and chairs, book shelves, and book display units. All Steffy Wood Products are built to last with solid hardwood construction and long-lasting, non-toxic finishes with rounded corners and smooth edges for safety. Steffy Wood Products is dedicated manufacturing wooden furniture and toys that will contribute to improving the development of all children.Steffy Wood Products Big Book Display
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I love my cart!!!! Georgina from Los Angeles, CA– Verified Buyer Great and the price makes this a must have! Just make sure you put the white board on the outside durring assembly. Rolls nicely, does not take up much space, storage in the back makes it useful in many ways. |
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Airgun Depot Exclusive: Pick up this killer deal now and save $63!
Here at Airgundepot.com, we understand that working to find great deals to offer our customers, along with unparalleled customer service, are the keys to our success. This is one of the best deals we have ever offered- so good, it is almost like stealing! Save $63 when you purchase this outstanding rifle combo that features a limited lifetime guarantee on both the gun and scope!
RWS 54 .22 Details:
A totally recoil-less, spring piston airgun seemed little more than a dream before the recent appearance of the Model 54. In order to realize this goal the engineers spent years experimenting with different systems until they created this mechanical marvel. Simple but durable, the 54 uses a floating action riding on rails to achieve a totally recoiless system that stands up to the pounding of our 1100 fps system. Not only does this arrangement prevent transmission of felt recoil to the shooter, it also permits the rifle to excel in the accuracy department. When the rifle is fired, the action moves back lightly within the stock, absorbing the recoil, and permitting the pellet to exit the barrel before any of the spring vibration affects its travel. This system dramatically improves the accuracy potential of this magnum air rifle, making it a first class choice for either long range pest control or the precise demands of field target shooting. This side lever cocking magnum rifle's other features include adjustable T06 trigger, adjustable rear sight, scope rail, Monte Carlo stock with cheek piece and checkering, and an automatic safety. Lifetime warranty.
Description - Hawke Optcis Sport HD 4-12X50 AO Scope w/ Mil Dot IR Reticle:
The Hawke Sport HD 4-12x50 AO scope integrates creative features to provide the
user with a product rich in benefits, while still providing incredible value
and accuracy.
Scope Specifications
- Magnification: 4X-12X
- Tube Dia.: 1"
- Reticle: Mil-Dot- Glass Etched
- Objective Diameter: 50mm
- Dual color illumination (red/green)for optimum reticle visibility
- Virtually unbreakable glass etched Mil Dot reticleFully multi-coated optics for maximum clarity
- ¼ MOA fingertip turrets for accurate, reliable adjustments
- Color: Matte black anti-glare body tube
- Available in adjustable objective to remove parallax error
- BRC compatiable to allow you to blueprint your friearm
- All Airgun and firearm caliber rated
- Waterproof, Shockproof and Fog Proof
- Limited Lifetime Warranty
- ManufacturerRWS
- Caliber0.22 cal
- Velocity900 fps
- Airgun MechanismSpring-piston
- Ammo TypePellets
- Airgun UseSmall Game Hunting / Target Shooting
- Barrel StyleFixed Barrel
- Product ConditionNew
- WarrantyLimited Lifetime
RWS 54 Air King .22 Cal T06, Recoilless Side Lever Air Rifle - 900 FPS! w/Upgrade Hawke Scope & Lockdown Mount
Castle Pines, CO
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend. |
Excellent Rifle right out of the box
January 10, 2012
Sight in with open sights was simple. Set up for the scope was a breeze. Within a very short time I was shooting dime size groups at 20 yards. Very, very pleased with my purchase of this set up.
Pros:Quality and accuracyCons:Overall weight |
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend. |
December 4, 2011
Pros:ACCURACY AND LACK OF RECOILCons:WEIGHT FOR HUNTING |
Curtis barkley
campbell missouri
1 Stars
Gun will not shoot a group!!
January 4, 2014
Not happy!! gun not shoot a group smaller then a apple at thirty yards not happy with it at all ..
Pros:PrettyCons:Wont shoot a group from a good rest at thirty yards |
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend. |
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend. |
December 8, 2012
Purchased the 54 with the Hawke scope & mount combo a couple of months ago. Ruined the scope after 50 shots or so (Hawke quickly replaced it). I have now put several hundred shots through it with no issues. It just gets better!!
I have access to a good rifle range and shoot from a bench rest. At 25 yards, I'm obliterating a quarter sized dot within 10 shots!! Amazing accuracy from a 'Springer'!!!
Have tried several brands of pellets. The rifle loves Beeman, FTS, domed, copper plated pellets!! Also, the Beeman and RWS hollow points. Took a squirrel off the back deck last evening, at 37 yards. He was SCD, (stone cold dead), and didn't move a step!!
Pros:Quality of workmanship, (the plastic trigger is fine), adjustable trigger is light and crisp. Accuracy is astounding!! The Hawke scope is terrific with Mil-Dots and lighted reticle!! (Never mind the first scope's problem). Overall, a great purchase!!Cons:Weight and bulkiness!! (I call it "The Beast"). I carried a M1 Garand in the military and this combo weighs more!!! Not for a "walk around" rifle. Needs to be shot from a rest. Cocking effort is much and it has a long stroke. One needs quite a bit of leverage and strength to accomplish it. |
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend. |
RWS 54 Combo in .22 Caliber - Amazing
June 13, 2012
The recoilless operation is amazing! It lets you see the pellet landing on target (as well as when you pull a shot). Works well with lots of different pellets, but so far likes RWS Superdomes (14.2 gr at 810 fps) and Benjamin Discovery Hollowpoints (14.3 gr at 795 fps). Best 5-shot group at 25 yards was with Benjamin pellets and measured .25" CTC with Superdomes close behind at .35" CTC. The Hawke Scope with lockdown mount are rock-solid.
Pros:- recoilless operation - power (800+ FPS as measured with Chrony using .22 pellets in 14 gr. range) - accuracyCons:- weight, but that is a tradeoff for recoilless operation. Save money on gym memberships with this rifle. |
braddah ray
5 Stars
rws model 54
August 29, 2011
This rifle rocks. It is a bit heavy but most of the better made rifles are heavy. Excellent German quality. Very Powerful. When I first shot it, I couldn't believe it. No recoil. Unreal!!! All of the demonstrations for this rifle are true. I bought the 22 cal and it hits hard. This is one rifle that you want to shoot all the time. It is on the pricey side but worth every penny. You can buy one great rifle or settle for several average ones. RWS makes several great rifles but this air king model 54 tops them all.
5 Stars
RWS 54 is stellar
June 10, 2010
My friend got me on an air gun kick recently. I started doing research and settled on an RWS gun. I really wanted the 54 because, well lets face it, it's awesome. But my budget was more in the 48/52 range. I went to the local gun shop where I buy my "real" guns and what do I find? An RWS 54 (.22cal) with a Tasco 3-9x34 on consignment! We contacted the owner and it was an older gentleman who had only put about 200 pellets through it. I walked away with it for $450. Needless to say I'm very happy! It's a tackdriver, and I'm looking forward to upgrading the scope base and scope next. I am nothing but pleased with the RWS quality. Note: at 9 pounds its heavy, feels like 20.
James B
5 Stars
RWS 54 .22 Combo
March 8, 2008
Absolutely superb rifle in every way. Beautifully made, and deadly accurate. I bought the combo deal which includes an excellent RWS300 scope and 'c' mount which on there own are worth $200 - hence the combo price is a great deal. I zeroed the rifle for 50 yards with RWS Super domed - easy 1/4" grouping if not tighter at that range - and for squirrels I use Crow Magnum pellets. This gun is amazing - NO recoil and not overly loud considering it's a magnum rifle. 5x squirrels with 5 shots - they didn't know what hit them ! Thank you RWS and Thank you Airgun Depot.
James B
5 Stars
RWS Airguns- Model 54 .22 cal
February 29, 2008
Quite simply the best .22 Magnum you'll ever have the pleasure to own and shoot. Totally accurate, NO recoil at all, and not too loud. Beautifully made, and finished. This is a very powerful rifle - not for the weak or faint of heart, as it will give your arms a work out cocking it - but it's well worth it. The combo kit is an added bonus as the RSW300 included scope and 'C' Rail mount would cost at least another $200 if you bought them separately. 1/4" groups at 30 yards with a sight rest - I'm astounded by the power and accuracy of the gun. The RWS superdome pellets simply destroyed my $30 Beeman Pellet trap after 50 hits.....squirrels, pigeons and vermin beware ...there's a new sheriff in town.
You get what you pay for - and this beauty is worth every penny. If you are considering a Magnum air rifle look no further this does it all.
5 Stars
RWS 54, 22 caliber
September 15, 2007
This gun is an impressive piece of engineering. Even though it has a powerful spring, there's no "jump" recoil, which is great for accuracy when shooting from different positions. It's really something to just squeeze the trigger, feel nothing, and yet the pellet hits the bullseye with great force. And I just want to say here that I appreciate the great service and honesty of Airgundepot.
5 Stars
Model 54 .22 cal.
August 13, 2007
It's the finest pellet gun I have ever owned. It's accurate and powerful and I love to shoot it. I only wish this site had 22. cal round ball pellets, but until they do these rws superdomes will work nicely
5 Stars
RWS Modle 54 .22cal
March 25, 2007
This gun is great!! It is the best spring piston rifle I have ever shot. The accuracy is great shooting a pretty flat trajectory up to 50 yards with crossman premiers. The only down side is the rifle is huge and is pretty heavy so could be a problem if hunting for extended periods of time. A bit pricy but worth it you get what you pay for.
By Chad from Eastren Iowa on November 11, 2011
By Staff on November 11, 2011
You would need to contact www.umarexusa.com .However, warranty depends on what is wrong with the gun. If it was damaged or misused then they wont warranty it. If it was mechanical failure they will. Either way they should be able to fix it for you.


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Could Mason get any cuter? The toddler got a little messy while chowing down on some birthday cake!
At Kylie Jenner's 15th birthday party, her nephew Mason, 2, had a little fun while eating some cake!
Kylie's half-brother Brody Jenner posted this adorable photo on Twitter. Brody wrote, "Mason went a little too big with @kylieejenerr birthday cake the other night… Such a cute little guy" on August 14.
We didn't think it was possible for Mason to get any cuter! Little sister Penelope has some adorable shoes to fill!
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2nd Annual Carson Mud Run
Join us for the 2nd Annual Carson Mud Run at the Rodeo Pavillion in Carson, Iowa on July 27th! Little Muddy Buddy Trot: This race is FREE for kids 6 & under with a registered participant. It is a chance for the kids to get muddy as they venture through the Mucky Mud Pit. Parents are encouraged to run with their child. Mud Run: Participants will run through our unique mucky mud obstacle course (approx. 1 mile) and mud pit. Must be 7 years or older to compete. Teams welcome! (Registration by 7/19/13 includes Mud Run T-Shirt). Ages 7-20: $20 ; Ages 21+: $25 (includes free drink ticket) Tug of War: Tournament will held after the Mud Run. Five people to a team with two categories: CO-ED (must have 2 females on team) or OPEN (any mix of people). Separate cost: $25/team Entry forms are available by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com OR stop by and pick one up at Carson Fire Department, City Hall, the Country Store, or Rolling Hills Bank. CHECK US OUT ON FACEBOOK: CARSON MUD RUN
Atlantic Coca-Cola Center and Museum
Museum open Saturdays, from 1-3. The museum is located at 207 Chestnut Street, Atlantic. After November 30th Appointments may be made to tour the museum by calling the Atlantic Chamber of Commerce 712.243.3017.
Avoca Blood Drive
Will be held at the American Legion Hall - 309 1/2 Elm Street - - To make an appointment call 1-800-RED-CROSS
AC Food Pantry Open
The Adair and Casey United Methodist Churches have opened the A-C Food Pantry in the Casey United Methodist Church. It is available to those living in the A-C Community School district the 2nd Wednesday and 4th Saturday of every month from 9 to 11 a.m. Food, toiletries, and household items are available.
Potluck and Cards
Potluck and Cards will be held the 2nd and 4th Saturdays at Noon at the Atlantic Senior Center
Cass County Fair Live Entertainment
Live Music tonight at the Cass County Fair featuring Danika Portz at 7pm and Iron Horse at 8pm
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