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BATON ROUGE, La. - For more than two decades, the United States Bowling Congress and Special Olympics have teamed up to provide a one-of-a-kind bowling experience to athletes from across the United States, and that partnership continued this week at the Baton Rouge River Center. Nearly 350 bowlers from 15 states made the trip to Baton Rouge to compete in the Special Olympics National Unified Tournament, an event that has shared the stage with the USBC Open Championships every year since 1991. The relationship has taken the athletes, coaches, family members and supporters to 13 different cities in 11 states and given them the chance to see parts of the country they might never have visited. Some participants have been there almost every step of the way, including Gary Schwartz, who has brought teams to the event every year since the tournament was in his hometown of Corpus Christi, Texas, in 1992. "If you've never attended this event before, you've really missed out on something great," Schwartz said. "We have made friends from Alabama, Georgia, Wyoming and even Alaska, who we never would've had the chance to meet. And the format gives everyone a chance to compete and succeed, and that's really what it's about. It's special for the athletes, and that's something we strive for 52 weeks a year." While the Special Olympics athletes may not be participating in the Open Championships itself, they get the same championship experience, including a trip through the scale room and a ceremonial march down Center Aisle. Competitors this week were divided into four-player teams Wednesday and returned for doubles Thursday. In all, there were 46 divisions, so no bowler went home without an award. Each team included two Special Olympians and their unified partners, which helps carry the message of friendship and camaraderie from year to year. "This experience gets better every year, and we're thrilled to be a part of the USBC family," said National Unified Tournament Director Marty Allen. "It has been fun watching the Open Championships and the venue change over the years, and our bowlers have changed a lot in that time, too. They've grown to appreciate the magnitude of the setup and the professionalism of the Open Championships, and you can see that reflected in their uniforms, ability and coaching. They are clearly proud to be a part of this tournament." The first National Unified Tournament was held alongside the 1991 Open Championships in Toledo, Ohio, thanks to the hard work of then Open Championships director Hal Kaminski and Bowling Ambassador for the Special Olympics, Jimmy Schroeder, a USBC Hall of Famer. Schroeder remains a part of the event and was joined in Baton Rouge this week by fellow hall of famer Bob Hart. This year's field included participants from Alabama, Arizona, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Nebraska, North Carolina, Ohio, South Carolina, Texas and Virginia. "The Special Olympics has always been a big part of the bowling community. We're excited to show the athletes and their coaches that Special Olympics bowling will continue to be supported by our industry," said Eric Kearney, USBC Managing Director of Operations and Administration. "This event serves as an example of ways we are working to expand that partnership by helping coaches and supporters make the bowling experience more enjoyable for the athletes." After the short break for the National Unified Tournament, competition will resume at the 2012 Open Championships, which will run for 151 days from Feb. 11 until July 10. More than 12,000 five-player teams are scheduled to compete on the tournament lanes for a prize fund of more than $5 million. 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A scumbag highschool in Durham, CT. Pretty much consistent of douchebag guys, slut girls and greedy faculty. They'll charge five bucks for a $2 meal that tastes like shit, give you a mediocre education, force you to dick around in bullshit classes and generally waste the taxpayers good money.
I wish I didn't have to go to Coginchaug, that place is a shit hole.
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small public school in durham, ct.
"A am a coginchaugian and proud of it... even though I never attended the cerimony...which bothers me to this day" (sigh)
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FRC trustees reluctantly order classified staff reductions
Mona HillDespite the inevitable outcome, classified staff and students at Feather River College packed the college district's board of trustees meeting Tuesday, May 10, to ask the board of trustees for consideration.
On the agenda was a resolution to eliminate 5.23 full-time equivalency (FTE) classified staff positions and 1.5 FTE management positions.
A combination of full- and part-time cuts will affect a dozen staff members and managers whose positions have been reduced or eliminated.
Karen Paiva, Classified Senate president, told the board, "The resolution today to eliminate classified staff is a disservice to the students we serve and will produce turmoil in all departments, including classrooms. This proposal is not only inequitable but the long-term effects have not been thought through."
Her comments to the board itemized the effects of the cuts on the individuals and departments, including her own as faculty secretary.
Paiva also alleged proposed reductions targeted seven of 11 employees with longevity or documented disabilities.
In a later telephone conversation, Human Resources Director Jamie Cannon disputed that characterization, saying nearly 70 percent of the employees have longevity.
In addition, Cannon said, every employee with a disability, perhaps three, had received reasonable accommodation as required by law.
Paiva warned trustees the reduction could spark filing of an unfair labor practice charge with the labor relations board.
She concluded, "It didn't have to be this way. We have always cooperated with the district in regard to budget issues, and we were in the process of negotiating creative solutions."
Employee after employee explained the importance of their individual positions to the smooth functioning of their departments and the college.
Only two speakers to address the board were not employees: student Heidi Von Dunkee and Marty Brutlag, District 5 Fish and Game commissioner.
Brutlag told the board the fish hatchery position, identified for a 25 percent reduction to 30 hours a week, was in fact a 24/7 job.
Hatchery director Zach Parks, faced with the reduction of his hours, told the board he works 65 hours a week year-round. Parks said he would just do the same amount of work for less money but didn't know if he could manage financially on three-quarters salary.
He said the hatchery is the only one in the state at a community college, one of eight in the nation.
Parks has begun working with Fish and Game recently to establish a training academy to train its employees, 130 students over a five-year period.
Von Dunkee offered alternatives, including a four-day workweek: Tuesday through Friday.
Board president Bill Elliott asked Cannon to comment.
She acknowledged the cuts represent one of several steps the college will take and would affect the college's ability to provide services. She added that elimination of positions did not reflect the value of the affected employees.
Dr. Ron Taylor, president and superintendent, followed Cannon, also at Elliott's request. Taylor said the fiscal crisis forced cuts in costs of staffing and other areas. "There will be more to come."
He also reiterated the eliminations did not reflect job performance or value of the individuals to the college.
Taylor said, "Of course the choices are not easy. I don't think there were any good choices — nothing here made real sense."
The staff ultimately affected will depend on seniority and "bumping." In some cases, those with more seniority can take a different position at the college, "bumping" another individual.
Elliott said the last 12 months have been particularly difficult. He said his responsibility as a trustee is to ensure the long-term survival of the college as an institution.
By a 5-1 vote, student trustee Tess Oliphant dissenting, the resolution passed.
The unknown extent of the state's 2011-12 budget cuts and the failure of the legislators and the governor to agree on how to meet the expected $15 billion revenue shortfall has left the college in a difficult position.
In asking for the reduction in force, the administration is beginning its attempt to put the college on the soundest possible financial footing in advance of doomsday fiscal predictions.


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cant somebody make them stop putting effort in x and make them write the non drawing stuff for wayland instead
Phoronix: X.Org Multi-Touch Nears Completion
For X.Org Server 1.11, to be released likely in late summer of 2011, there will be proper multi-touch support. For quite a while now there's been work under-way largely by Daniel Stone and then more recently by Canonical. A few weeks back Daniel Stone returned to the multi-touch party to get X Input 2.1 with multi-touch support beaten into shape. It's now nearly ready...
cant somebody make them stop putting effort in x and make them write the non drawing stuff for wayland instead
Multitouch is nice but.
XKB2 first please!
The ceases delivery to all other clients is a very bad design decision. This also implies when there is a input event. The clients all poll the input. The input should generate an event to the clients.The major difference here is obviously the event delivery: instead of delivering only to the first applicable target, we now deliver to allm grabbing clients, and the first selecting client. An 'owner' flag denotes whether or not the client currently owns the stream: grabbing clients may accept the touch (which ceases delivery to all other clients), or reject it (removing them from the delivery list and passing ownership on to the next client).
This text seems somewhat weird. It talks about delivery to all aplicable clients but then tells about when a client accepts the input. The other clients don't get it.
Looks like somebody mixed up.
i have no idea
at least from my part i made X developer voodoo dolls and everytime i see a commit i put a needle in them
seriously even the people of X (at least some) agree that we must move forward (ie keith packard made a presentation about it) so i think its a step that must be made as quick as possible but i don't think anyone can force this
afaik Kristian is the only person working on wayland (with some people fixing bugs and adding small features) and as i understand there is a lot to be made in order to complete the protocol and have something production ready
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Volquez looks to improve at Busch Stadium, Lynn aims for consistency
Padres manager Bud Black spoke before the start of this weekend's series with the Cardinals about his opponents' effectiveness with runners in scoring position. On Friday, St. Louis continued where it left off before the All-Star break, going 6-for-14 with RISP in a 9-6 victory over San Diego.
The two teams will continue a three-game series on Saturday, with the Padres trying to find a way to slow down the Cardinals' offense with men on base. Their .339 average with runners in scoring position is the best in the Majors.
"They don't strike out when guys are on base. Their hitters have an ability to manipulate the bat to put the bat on the ball on tough pitches, on pitcher's pitches," said Black. "And on a pitcher's mistake, they're talented enough to obviously square them up and do some damage."
With Friday's victory, the Cardinals also increased their lead over the Pirates in the National League Central to two games.
They'll send starter Lance Lynn to the mound, who will be try to rebound from a rough end to the first half. He has allowed four or more runs in five of his last seven starts.
In those starts, he's often been hurt by big innings, which Cardinals manager Mike Matheny attributed to Lynn possibly getting a little ahead of himself.
"The process of doing that is really controlling his thoughts more so than anything else -- not getting too far ahead of himself, not thinking about the fourth or the seventh inning when you're in the second or the third." Matheny said. "I think that's a little bit what Lance was going through. He was maybe getting too far ahead of himself instead of just controlling what he can control, and that's this particular pitch right now."
Padres starter Edinson Volquez will be facing the Cardinals for the second time this season. He took a loss at Petco Park on May 21 after allowing five runs on eight hits in six innings.
Volquez's 20 starts before the All-Star break were a personal high, while his 109 2/3 innings were the second most in the first half since he pitched 117 2/3 innings before the break in 2008 with the Reds.
Padres: Headley's new lineup spot
Chase Headley went 2-for-4 with walk and an RBI, batting in the No. 2 slot in the order on Friday for the first time since June 2011.
The Padres are trying to find a way to break Headley from his season long slump; his .232 average has him on pace for his worst season at the plate since he hit .222 as a rookie.
"I don't really worry about where I hit. I'm going to try to do the same things that I always do," Headley said. "If I get going, is that what made me get going? I don't know. It just is what it is. And I'll hit when they tell me to hit."
Cardinals: Still without Holliday
Matt Holliday is still feeling a lingering tightness in his hamstring that kept him out of the lineup on Friday against the Padres.
Holliday has been out for more than a week and missed his fourth straight game, but the Cardinals want to avoid putting him on the disabled list with the hope that he could return at some point this weekend.
One positive note is that Holliday has been able to take batting practice each of the past two days, but the discomfort returned when he tried to pass a running test on Friday.
"He was talking about being able to [run at] 80-90 percent," Matheny said on Friday. "There is still a little more that we wanted to see, so another day should help. We want to make sure we don't go backwards."
Worth noting
• Padres outfielder Will Venable is hitting .435 (20-for-56) in his career at Busch Stadium, the best among all active players.
• The Cardinals are 3-0 against Volquez during his career at Busch Stadium. In four starts in that ballpark, he has a 6.50 ERA.
Jamal Collier is an associate reporter for MLB.com This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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by Dominic Devito Connectivity like never before Hitting the road has typically meant checklists, either physical or mental. Keys, wallet, phone, etc. — you know the drill. And if you're running errands or heading out for an extended period of time, there's going be the chance that you forget something, whether it's an appointment, a favorite CD, or to reply to an important email before you leave. Kenwood's DNN770HD navigation receiver helps you leave those fears behind: it connects to the cloud to let you access your favorite digital media sources right in your car, so your plugged-in lifestyle can continue uninterrupted when you're on the go. And you can still enjoy a laundry list of features ilke a 6.1" touchscreen display, accurate guidance with traffic reports, a built-in HD Radio™ tuner, Blueooth®, smartphone compatibility, and much more. Wi-Fi® is your lifeline to information and entertainment Kenwood built the DNN770HD to work with Wi-Fi hotspots, like ones you can create in your car with your smartphone or a mobile hotspot device (data charges may apply). From there, you can take advantage of access to web-based content, plus your favorite media across several platforms, including your phone's apps, your social media feeds, and music you've stored online. Once you've set up a Wi-Fi hotspot in your car, the receiver connects to the signal; that gets you into the cloud, which is where you can employ connected services for music, video (when parked), social media, navigation extras like traffic and parking help, and more. Tap into your media through the Kenwood Server You'll need to set up an account with Kenwood's server online to take full advantage of the DNN770HD's connected services. This server allows you to access your cloud-based music files, RSS and social media feeds, email, and calendar — all through the receiver. You can sync your account with any number of web-based services you use, and then enjoy them through the receiver as long as you're connected. You can also access music files from your own cloud-based digital locker accounts, so you won't have to remember to bring any tunes with you ever again. You can add up to four accounts for other drivers, and your Kenwood receiver will remember each user's preferences and content. See everything at a glance, including weather, directions, audio sources, and media feeds. Your favorites right at hand The DNN770HD's home screen offers four primary categories: social, media search, main source, and apps. You'll have quick access to the web, email, weather, calendar, and all the different sound sources for the receiver, including CD, DVD, HD Radio broadcasts, Bluetooth streaming audio, built-in music apps like AUPEO!, YouTube, and iHeartRadio, and optional SiriusXM satellite radio. You can pull up your Facebook and Twitter accounts with one finger to learn what your friends are up to. And you can even use your voice to do a cross-platform search for music. Simply say the name of an artist, and the receiver will search across all your connected sources (such as a thumb drive, iPod®, or your cloud-based music account) for what's available, saving you the hassle of looking through your devices for that one special song. Have emails and status updates read to you Text-to-speech capability reads arriving emails aloud, so you can concentrate on driving instead of looking at the screen. It also reads status updates from Facebook and Twitter, as well as RSS feeds you're subscribed to and your calendar events. An Internet connection is required to use text-to-speech functions. When you're connected to the Internet, the DNN770HD is also able to convert your speech into written entries for emails and social media updates. All you have to do is push the speech-to-text button and speak aloud. You can even add reminders to your calendar this way. Built-in Garmin navigation, plus helpful INRIX travel tools The Kenwood DNN770HD features Insta-Search and Insta-Route, which will get you started on your journey fast and save you time searching for locations. It uses predictive text so you'll even save time typing in the name of your destination, while built-in trademark guidance from Garmin ensures your routes are accurate and easy to follow. When connected to the Internet, you'll also get real-time updates on traffic and weather along your route, plus fuel prices, parking information, and more from the experts at INRIX. When not connected to the Internet, you'll still receive traffic updates from NAVTEQ in most metropolitan areas. Let built-in guidance from Garmin keep you on the correct path with lane guidance. Build your route ahead of time and transfer to the receiver You can map a route of your next journey through Kenwood's secure website or through the Kenwood Route Collector app on your smartphone and have it automatically sent to the DNN770HD, so it's ready for you to follow when you hit the road. You can save up to ten custom routes, and you won't need the Internet on the road to access them once they've been loaded to the receiver. You can even have the receiver send navigation map data to the Kenwood Server for future reference. Plenty of fun for smartphone fans The DNN770HD connects you to many of your phone's favorite features on the road, but it works in different ways for different devices: iPhone 4/4S: With a separate cable, you'll get control of your Pandora® Internet radio app through the receiver's touchscreen when connected. App Mode also gives you limited control over other select apps on your phone. The DNN770HD also offers compatibility with your iPhone's Siri® feature for select email, Bluetooth® calling, and iPod® commands. Android™: You'll get control of your smartphone's Pandora app through Bluetooth, so no cable needed. The Kenwood Music Control app also gives you easy search and playback functions of your Android phone's music through the receiver. BlackBerry®: You'll get Pandora Internet radio app control through Bluetooth, so no cable needed. Stellar Kenwood audio, too On top of all this, you'll still be able to play CDs and DVDs through the DNN770HD. You'll also be able to pull up high-fidelity AM/FM broadcasts where available though the HD Radio tuner. Kenwood also gives you a 7-band equalizer for sound personalization. And if you're a satellite radio fan, you can add SiriusXM programming to the receiver with an optional tuner and your paid subscription. You'll also have a dedicated rear-view camera input at your disposal, plus a USB input for digital media sources. iDatalink Maestro lets you keep your factory extras If your vehicle comes with factory add-ons like Ford SYNC, Chrysler Uconnect®, or GM OnStar®, you don't have to worry about losing your favorite conveniences to get navigation and better sound — the DNN770HD offers compatibility you won't find in many other aftermarket radios, thanks to the iDatalink Maestro module (not included). For SYNC systems, you'll be able to retain voice-controlled features, steering wheel audio controls, and factory audio functions, plus enjoy expanded functionality including gauges, climate controls, a distance sensor, and tire pressure monitor. For OnStar systems, you'll keep your steering wheel audio controls, your factory amp, safety warning chimes, and OnStar, if present. With Chrysler Uconnect systems, you'll retain steering wheel controls, the factory amp, and Uconnect with voice command for select vehicles. Want to keep your car's steering wheel audio controls? In most vehicles, you can use an adapter (not included) to connect your vehicle's steering wheel controls to this Kenwood stereo. Connect a few wires, then program the adapter for your particular car and the Kenwood, and you'll retain the convenience of your steering wheel controls. Note: The Kenwood Server requires a subscription: Kenwood gives you the first two years free, and after that it's just $60 for two more years. You can manage your Kenwood Server account through Kenwood's secure website or the Kenwood Route Collector smartphone app. Note: Bluetooth compatibility of this device may vary, depending on your phone and service provider. Note: If you're going to use your iPod or iPhone with this receiver, be sure to check "Details" for specific model compatibility with this receiver or its optional iPod adapter. Check out this Kenwood site or Kenwood's Quick Start Guide for more info on what this impressive GPS receiver can do in your car. Product Highlights:General features:DVD/CD receiver with 6.1" touchscreen and AM/FM tunerfits double-DIN (4" tall) dash openingsbuilt-in amplifier (22 watts RMS/50 peak x 4 channels)built-in Wi-Fi adapter for access to Kenwood Server and connected features (see "Connected features")built-in Bluetooth for hands-free calling and audio streamingbuilt-in HD Radio tunerConnected features (subscription required after 2 years):built-in streaming audio apps including AUPEO!, YouTube, and iHeartRadioaccess to email, calendar, web browser, Facebook, Twitter, and RSS feedstext-to-speech and speech-to-text for email, calendar, and social media updatescross-platform music search with voice recognitionaccess to cloud-based media from personal digital locker accountonline trip planning and trip logNavigation features:built-in Garmin navigation system with Insta-Route and Insta-Searchmaps of the U.S., Canada, and Puerto Rico, plus 6 million points of interestINRIX traffic and other updates when connectedfree lifetime NAVTEQ traffic updateslane guidance and junction viewConnectivity features:App Mode for iPhone 4/4S and iPod touch: Kenwood cable requiredbuilt-in iPod control for iPhone 4/4S: Kenwood cable required for full access to audio/video contentPandora control for iPhone (cable required), Android, and BlackBerrycompatible with Garmin Smartphone Link for AndroidAudio/video features:plays CDs, DVDs, SD cards, and USB memory devices (see Details for full capabilities)24-bit digital-to-analog converterhigh- and low-pass filters7-band parametric EQExpandability:compatible with SiriusXM satellite radio tunerinputs: rear USB input, A/V input, rear-view camera inputoutputs: 6-channel preamp outputs (2.5-volt front, rear, subwoofer), A/V outputOther information:compatible with iDatalink Maestro to retain factory add-on functionality for SYNC and OnStarcompatible with most factory steering wheel audio controls (adapter required)warranty: 1 yearOur 60-day money-back guarantee Why install a car stereo with built-in GPS? Imagine taking a trip as your car's receiver gives you directions, finds the best restaurant for dinner, and plays movies for your back seat denizens. Navigation receivers cover all the bases, with GPS guidance, DVD playback, and a host of other useful features. You can search through millions of points of interest to locate gas stations, restaurants, museums, and other interesting spots, wherever you are. Most receivers offer Bluetooth capability for hands-free calling, along with the ability to search through your iPod playlists with touchscreen controls.
Good unit Written By Dlome, California on Friday, February 27, 2015 I have waited a few weeks to review this headunit and can say it is a really good indash system. I have it in a 2011 Silverado along with the idata maestro interface kit and most tings work perfect. Installation took about 4 hours from park to drive which is reasonable and everything fit in the dash no modifications needed which was a big concern. No it is not an instant on machine an it could have used a faster processor but for everyone complaining about long turn on times then you are expecting too much from a off the shelf unit. It literally takes 45 seconds from key on to music playing (which is not even to the road from my apartment) which is pretty darn good considering it has to full boot every time. If you want instant then find a good installer and have an Nexus 7 tablet installed with the AutoDroid ROM (which is amazing btw) and go that route but that takes time, modding, and know how while this is plug and play. The only real issue I have run into is the stereo seems to have trouble connecting to bluetooth sometimes, you hear a pop when it disconnects then next time it might hold it might not. not sure if this is a phone issue or deck but the few times it goes nuts it's really annoying. But that doesn't happen too often beyond one reconnection. Pros: -Spot on GPS -Extremely good sound quality, while I use an external processor and amplifier system the signal to the system is clean and solid -Good fit and fairly factory look -Retention of steering wheel controls and on-star with the idata maestro add-on (though i couldn't get the factory mic to work so I used the included) -Auto starts spotify on my phone when bluetooth connects (have to disable stock phone media player for this to work) Cons: -Intermittent bluetooth connectivity -- rare occurrence but annoying -Inability to install other google play applications -Have not found a way to add additional live wallpapers yet so a con for now -Even with the illumination wire connected the screen and lights stay full bright even at night, would like it to either auto dim or have a brightness slider on the screen (using the notification bar would be ideal as it doesn't interfere and is present during any screen function)
Be careful Written By DaveS, Los Angeles on Saturday, September 13, 2014 Bought about a year ago for my car. The feature-set is good, but the firmware is flakey. Randomly it will just lose all its settings and you have to reprogram it. Slow to boot. Sluggish operation, as though the CPU just isn't hardy enough. Check the reviews online at kenwoodforums. One person said that this complex device is just over Kenwood's head, and they just don't have the technical expertise to make it work well and reliably. I'm not saying not to get it, but beware, know that it does have some problems and weaknesses. We use ours every day, and while it gets the job done, it can be frustrating. There is no indication that Kenwood will ever release a better firmware for it, so what you see is what you get. Pros: Good feature set. Cons: Can be unreliable, randomly loses all its settings, slow boot, somewhat sluggish operation.
DNN770HD Written By RFBurhler, Lakeland,TN on Wednesday, September 03, 2014 I purchased my Kenwood in May of 2013. Two months later I had to have the unit replaced because the GPS would fail to locate satellites over half the time. Now the replacement unit has failed it sits at the initial setup screen and does not allow you to continue. I called Kenwood and they told me that it will need to be sent in and it is out of warranty. I had purchase two DNN770HD radios for my vehicles and the one in my second vehicle fails to connect to WIFI. that mean I have had three radios fail out of three in just over a years time. These units are totally unreliable. Pros: Loved the GARMIN GPS Cons: Units that I had both failed and would not recommend KENWOOD to anyone.
Great product Written By Randy, Robbinsville, NJ on Wednesday, March 26, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I bought this unit to install in a motor home I am restoring. Wow. What a great unit. I needed to upgrade the stock speakers in the Ford chassis, but it was well worth it. Pros: Has everything soup to nuts.... Cons: Tough to see the labeling of controls that are not electronic and that are on the perimeter of the unit.
Great Product Written By coachts, Granada Hills, CA on Tuesday, January 14, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Does everything it says and more. I bought this for my Son's Christmas present. I have a Pioneer navi in my truck and this thing blows it away. I hooked up navigation, XM, backup camera, bluetooth mic, subwoofer. It's amazing and easy to use. Even pairs with your phones pandora account without you actually having to turn on Pandora on your phone. Pros: Attractive user friendly interface Does everything possible Cons: Pricey Only 3 band EQ
dnn770hd Written By I&E Specialist, Houston, Tx on Friday, November 15, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Yes the intial boot is slow, but not a deal breaker. The multiple functions and abilities work very well, except for the bluetooth phone connect. This is a problem for the Samsung Galaxy S4 and the Iphone 5, I have only been able to connect the Samsung once with bluetooth phone, and that was after I flashed and upgraded firmware and software, but the bluetooth media connect works great. Pros: Easy connect and setup, functions well after boot. Cons: Bluetooth phone connect sucks.
dnn770hd Written By silver77, florida on Friday, November 08, 2013 Radio has some nice features once you integrate it into the factory systems. downside to this radio is its slow boot up and weird behavior at times. (seems like it has a mind of its own, for example: while listening to a usb device, the radio would switch to another mode all on its own. ). I've been a kenwood fan for a long time but this product fails miserably. The touchscreen is slow to respond, sometimes i have to press it several times before it will select what i want. Im already fed up with this radio and ready to buy another..... Pros: Integrates nicely into factory vehicle systems with available adapters, Cons: slow touch screen, slow boot up, sometimes switches modes on its own, for example: while listening to a usb device, the radio would switch to another mode all on its own.
Good unit but needs refinement.. Written By A-team, Claymont, DE on Sunday, October 20, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Kenwood unit looks great on paper but it's not very user friendly while trying to operate the unit when driving. Also start up time takes too long with a noticeable delay once the navable screen appears. Kenwood tried to make this unit into a app rich setup, but they need to remember this is a stereo head unit and not a iphone. I ended up returning the unit and got the JVC. Pros: Garmin nav seems friendly to use. Feature rich and tons of apps. Cons: Not user friendly and huge delay at start up even with the latest firmware. Lag Lag Lag on almost everything functionality.
Kenwood DNN770HD Written By Scott, Auburn, Ca on Tuesday, September 17, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) So far I like it. Sounds great with a Kenwood amp and Kenwood 6x9's. With my MiFi Hot spot coupled with a IPod touch you get a wired Pandora in my Tuffy secured glovebox. Browse the Internet and get the up to date news and Doppler radar weather. Pros: I like the volume knob. Easy to grab vs finding little buttons. Has wifi. Cons: Unless you have it set on GPS Navigation it's otherwise hard to see the clock when you have it set to music display.
Very Glitchy-not worth it Written By Xw00dsrac3rX, Pennsylvania on Sunday, September 01, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I was always a fan of the Kenwood Nav units and thought this would be the same. Unfortunately, it is very glitchy. It runs very lagged and is not responsive when you press on the touch screen. Additionally the nav screen froze my unit several times and after talking with Kenwood, they told me that I would have to pull the unit from the dash and update it manually. This was another long and drawn out set up of the Kenwood and they were not very helpful at all in the customer service dept. This unit also only uses the XM tuners, not Sirius. I installed the SXV200 tuner as directed and it was the worst service Ive ever heard in any vehicle. It would cut out constantly and I swapped 3 different antennas and locations for every one and still had the problem. Sirius tuner SCC1 is way better but cannot be used with this Kenwood. I returned the head unit to Crutchfield, who luckily were great about the return. I would go backwards and get a DNX unit from last year until these problems are looked into. Pros: New features, updated design and interface, Garmin maps. Cons: Buggy, slow, complicated menu options, no Sirius service/only XM
Kenwood DNN770HD Written By kevin, va on Sunday, July 28, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Excellent. Except the start up time. But i guess its like a phone. Pros: Quick response when started. Cons: Wish there was an adapter or option to have built in hot spot.
Kenwood DNN770HD Written By Jef, wasilla alaska on Tuesday, July 02, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Love this stereo. Pros: Sounds great, easily connects with my samsung note 2. Excellent sound and noise reduction while talking on the phone. Great picture quality while watching DVD'S. Cons: No blue ray support.
Works wish it booted up quicker Written By Greg, Norfolk VA on Sunday, June 30, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I have had the 770HD installed for about 5 weeks now. I will break down each component so you can look for what interests you. Installation: I installed in into a 2006 Ford F-150 FX4 that had a standard double Din stereo. Installation was fairly straight forward, Crutchfield directions provided were basic and had pictures. Installing an AMP and new speaker wires required cutting and splicing. I ended up soldering the speaker wires from the rear cabin area to the factory wires behind the HU. The RCA style connectors on the rear of the HU work great, except some of my connectors are loose connecting to the HU. Most likely poor design on the RCA Company and not Kenwood. Mic placement works great, as well as GPS cables are both long enough and get strong signals. The wire for the Wi-Fi is long enough and picks up my house Wi-Fi no problem, along with most of my neighbors. I'd say it has a 50-150 foot range to pick up any local HOTSPOT. Sound: Sound is great, controls could use some more explaining what each setting is. The provided CD-ROM does not go into ANY depth on what Q means, Crossover etc. I last installed a stereo in a car in the late 1980s so this new level of depth in music and control should have had a little more depth of information. It's not like the CD couldn't fit the information. Controls: My wife would hate the controls built into this unit. She has her Masters in Human Factors and screen control and usability are still severely lacking with this HU. 30 Seconds after starting this HU before you can touch anything. If you last had it on a FM channel it would start to play that, but still give you no control of any buttons. Except volume. (NOTE, reverse camera works right away) There are multiple ways to get to a sub screen, but once there little to no control of what you want the unit to do. Except for music control, then you have endless choices. I chose the 770 model due to a volume knob. I would hate to ever not have control of lowering music in a hurry only to find a tiny button on the bottom screen that would be used for volume control (as the 990 model has). HD radio: If you understand HD as being something that has been around since the early 2000s than yes, it does broadcast channel info and artist etc. But, it is not the SUB CHANNEL HD music if that is what you are looking for. Which I thought it was. Only 6 channels can be saved on the screen at a time, or you have to switch to FM2 or FM3 to get to your next set of 6 channels. Why not make the button a double or triple tap button like my Chrysler had in 2002? Push once for channel 1, twice for channel 6. Instead you would have to push the next FM or AM button to get to your next set of favorites. The search system does work great for looking for your specific taste in music. I had a friend search for only Country music channels and he admitted that there were only two in the area. It found both of them and labeled t Pros: Great sound, Wi-Fi Bluetooth, remote control all work as advertised Cons: Slow boot up time, Kenwood could have spent a couple extra $ on RAM/ROM to get this HU up and running a lot faster like the 990 model does.
Good, Could Be Better Written By Brian, Granbury, TX on Wednesday, June 26, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Overall it's a great improvement from the stock touchscreen without nav in my 2013 Tacoma. The DNN770HD provides great sound, has a cool touchscreen interface, and the navigation has been excellent. The pre-installed apps are convenient, but I would like more control to download and install apps from the Google Play Store. A prior review mentioned brightness settings, and I found that you can adjust the brightness...p 128 of the manual (search Kenwood forums for some other helpful hints from a few early adopting enthusiasts). The unit does take a few seconds to boot up fully, but I haven't had to wait more than about 20 seconds or so if I'm outside. Haven't had connectivity issues either as some have mentioned. The unit did lock up once, but a hard reset fixed it. My 80% satisfaction would go up to to 99-100% if a firmware update would allow me to connect and download from the Google/Android store. Pros: Great sound Cool and responsive touchscreen interface Great Navigation Web Interface Cons: My biggest complaint is that I can't download apps from Google Play/Store. Hopefully this will be addressed through updates, as this or smartphone mirroring is where the industry is inevitably heading. Why didn't Kenwood allow all Android features? If someone knows or if I am missing how to do this please advise. I have a (now a bit dated, but still very functional) Motorolla Xoom tablet, and this head unit is essentially my tablet with car audio, Garmin features, and a smaller screen.
Not ready for prime time Written By TomC, Chicago, IL on Sunday, June 02, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This thing has some good things going for it, but the bad outweighs these. The system is very slow to boot. You feel foolish waiting in a parking lot for this thing to boot up so that you can get the GPS going to actually go somewhere. I have also had a lot of problems with this. Firstly, the phone wont connect to the bluetooth. If I need to get it connected, I have to go into the bluetooth configuration and mess with it again. I was told by support that I need to wait up to 2 minutes for it to connect. That is nuts. However, I can say that after hours on a road trip it still didn't connect without screwing around with it. Although, I can get it to work, this is unusable. When my wife was on a recent road trip she pulled in to get gas. When it started, all of the addresses that I entered were gone including the home address. It took quite a while to enter all of these and I don't even feel like doing it again because I don't know if this is just going to happen again. Just today I started the car to look into some of the problems she ran into and it booted (after a long time) into a blank screen with just the background image. I waited quite a while thinking it was just being slow. I finally swiped the screen and it went to the home page. I swiped through all of the pages just to make sure thee wasn't a blank one and there was not. I retrospect, I should have waited for others to be the test pilot for this. Maybe I can at least save some others people. Cons: Screen is very dim and hard to read unless it is overcast. Phone wont connect on it own The route collector web site is very confusing The cloud storage is via dropbox. This service is very expensive. Slow boot time Bugs in the system
Not so great system... yet Written By GPSuser, LA, CA on Thursday, May 30, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) While all the basic functions work between the bluetooth, radio, navigation, it's all rough around the edges. The system takes roughly about 30-40 seconds to start up. The tiny fan is noisy and sometimes stays on way too long after shutdown(up to 15 minutes after shutdown). The screen brightness is not adjustable(even with illumination wire hooked up, the screen barely dims). I have a Garmin GPS which will at least invert the color scheme for night time operation which this Kenwood does not do. The video screen colors is a bit off as well. Youtube streaming is an effort as it will not load on the first or second try. If you're persistent, it will load eventually. Bluetooth audio streaming from iPhone does not show music title or allow you to skip tracks or fast forward(my wife's Prius GPS/sound system can do that). User interface will react smoothly once fully booted up but overall layout is messy and confusing(two different locations called setup?). Gmail sync doesn't seem to work. This unit is in dire need of a software update to address usability issues. When it is producing sound, it is clear and bright. If they can resolve most of these issues, I would've given it a 4 stars. Installing it wasn't too difficult, I wished the GPS antenna had a plug nearer to the antenna part rather than the head unit so that whatever part the antenna is attached to is more easily serviceable. Pros: HD radio and Garmin GPS is a plus. Sound output is clean. Feature rich especially with online content. Cons: Fan noise. Lack of screen adjustability. User interface issues. Time to boot is long. Account setup is not very straightforward or obvious.


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She was a young woman whose corpse replaced the First Animal Path in Nagato's Six Paths of Pain.
The body of the second Animal Path belonged to a young girl, making it Pain's only female body. Like the first Animal Path, it possessed Nagato's Rinnegan. It had orange hair tied together in a sort of onion-like bun at the top of the head, with spikes of hair protruding out of it. It had one stud above the nose, studs on either side of the neck, a row of studs vertically down each cheek, a stud below each stud on the neck, two studs on each forearm.
As the corpse through which the Animal Path ability was channelled, this body had the ability to summon the animals under the control of Pain such as a snake-tailed chameleon, a crab, a dog, and a bird. Along with these, it could also summon the other Six Paths of Pain corpses and Konan.
Part II
Invasion of Pain Arc
This Animal Path is first seen when Pain was getting ready to retrieve the Nine-Tails' jinchūriki Naruto Uzumaki. On the outskirts of the village, the Animal Path is launched through the village's barrier by the Asura Path. As one of the Paths tasked with creating diversions, the Animal Path summons several animals to trample the village. Later mobilising with the Human Path, the Animal Path sets its sights upon the Konohagakure Intelligence Division where it tracks down a chakra receiver.
When Naruto returns to the village, the Animal Path summons the other Six Paths of Pain to the Deva Path's side and then calls forth several summons which are defeated by Gamabunta, Gamaken and Gamahiro. The Path is then subsequently decommissioned by Naruto using his Sage Technique: Spiralling Serial Spheres inside Bunta's mouth.
- She was the only female member of Nagato's Six Paths of Pain.
- Unlike the other paths, the anime did not elaborate on her life before becoming a Path of Pain.


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saw skream, benga, mala, plastician etc earlier this year in miami and it was amazing. also saw chase and status and a bunch of dnb heads that night as well. Borgore is doing a set next week i believe in miami so im probably gonna head down to get my israeli bass game up lol
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Buffalo Bills till I die.
Am i the only keeping this thing alive?
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Thanks for putting this PPA together. I just added you PPA to my system instead of xorg-edgers. I like that it defaults to LLVMpipe instead of swrast.
I'll definitely be donating something if you keep on updating it and if it proves useful when, for example, the Gallium VP8 decoder starts producing useful code and you package this too.
BTW, has glxgears been updated recently? I see the brightness of the gears constantly alternating between dark and bright, is this intentional?


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Compiling CHDK under Linux
this wiki
This is the procedure I used to compile CHDK (April 2007). Look for the shorter alternative procedure at the end of this page.
June 2007. I have modified the procedure to use gcc-3.4.6 and Vitaly's patch in place of gcc-4.1.2. The reason for the change is that there is an issue with 'endianness' and floating point numbers that is addressed by Vitaly's patch.
I compiled the CHDK with gcc-4.1.2, both 'trunk' and 'grand' branches, with success since April until I met a problem using the 'pow' function under 'trunk'. The 'grand' branch addresses the issue differently and the floating point code worked fine under the 'grand' branch when compiled with gcc-4.1.2.
There is a 'minor' difference of behavior between the two compilers. With gcc-4.1.2, the variable __arm__ is defined even when the compiler is called with option -mtumb; with gcc-3.4.6 and the patch and option -mthumb, the variable __arm__ is not defined but variable __thumb__ is. The CHDK file 'include/lowlevel.h' is sensitive to that difference of behavior.
The reason I used gcc-4.1.2 in the first place is that I was not aware of Vitaly's patch.
[show]Getting the source
CHDK source was split into two main streams effective Dec 26,2011. A stable stream was created as a branch and the main trunk became the development or unstable stream. References on this page are to the development or unstable stream. Change https://tools.assembla.com/svn/chdk to https://tools.assembla.com/svn/chdk/branches/release-1_0 to use the stable stream. |
- Create a directory where to load the CHDK source code.
> mkdir ~/chdk && cd ~/chdk
- Get the CHDK source code.
> svn co https://tools.assembla.com/svn/chdk/trunk chdk
- and update the source code every now and then:
> cd chdk && svn up
Installing the cross compiler
There are alternate guides for setting up newer cross compilers here: gcc433 and here gcc452 |
Get the sources of gcc and binutils from a GNU repository. Decide where the cross compiler will be on your computer.
> mkdir ~/arm-elf
- Tell your computer you are going to run programs from that location.
> export PATH=${HOME}/arm-elf/bin:$PATH
- Create a working area and build binutils and gcc.
> mkdir ~/wa > cd ~/wa > tar xvfj ~/src/binutils-2.17.tar.bz2 > tar xvfj ~/src/gcc-3.4.6.tar.bz2
Note: About using the latest Gcc-4.3.3 take a look at this article.
> cd binutils-2.17 > ./configure --srcdir=../binutils-2.17 --target=arm-elf \ --prefix=${HOME}/arm-elf --disable-werror > make > make install > cd ..
- Apply Vitaly's patch to the compiler.
> (cd gcc-3.4.6 && patch -p0 <~/chdk/tools/patches/gcc-3.4-arm.diff)
> mkdir gcc-3.4.6-arm-elf && cd gcc-3.4.6-arm-elf > ../gcc-3.4.6/configure --srcdir=../gcc-3.4.6 --target=arm-elf \ --enable-multilib --enable-languages=c --enable-clocale=gnu \ --disable-libm --disable-libc --disable-threads \ --disable-nls --disable-libssp --disable-intl --disable-libiberty \ --with-cpu=arm9 --with-newlib --prefix=${HOME}/arm-elf > (unset LIBRARY_PATH; unset CFLAGS; make && make install)
- That's it for the installation of the cross-compiler.
Compiling the CHDK.
Go to either 'trunk' or 'grand'.
> cd ~/chdk/grand
- Manually edit file <makefile.inc> to select PLATFORM and PLATFORMSUB for your camera: just remove the "#" comment characters. Also, add the following line at the beginning of file <makefile.inc> to tell CHDK where the arm cross compiler is,
export PATH=${HOME}/arm-elf/bin:${PATH}
- You should be ready to compile everything.
> make fir
- The results are left in the "bin" directory.
- If you want to compile firmware for an another camera, just execute make with PLATFORM and PLATFORMSUB arguments. For example:
> make PLATFORM=a620 PLATFORMSUB=100f fir
- Before compiling firmware for a different camera, the build directory may need to be cleaned. For example:
> make PLATFORM=a620 PLATFORMSUB=100f clean
- To compile firmware for all cameras just type:
> make batch-zip
Alternative cross compilers.
Compiling CHDK on Ubuntu
See this forum thread : Compiling CHDK on Ubuntu 11.10
An alternative method with gcc-3.4.6
There is a patch included in CHDK for building with gcc-3.4.6. It's a simpler install if you want to use this version of gcc. This method uses a global install of the arm-elf tools.
Remember to clear any CFLAGS you've got set:
> export CFLAGS=""
Compile and install binutils
Extract the source, change to its directory, and
> mkdir binutils-2.17-arm-elf > cd binutils-2.17-arm-elf/ > ../configure --srcdir=../ --target=arm-elf && make && sudo make install
Compile and install GCC-3.4.6
Download gcc-3.4.6, extract it and change to that directory. Patch the GCC source with the toolkit patch:
> patch -p0 < [path_to_chdk]/tools/patches/gcc-3.4-arm.diff
- Build the source:
> mkdir gcc-arm-elf > cd gcc-arm-elf/ > ../configure --srcdir=../ --target=arm-elf --with-cpu=arm9 \ --with-newlib --enable-multilib --enable-languages=c \ && make && sudo make install
You can now build the CHDK source as directed above
Compile and install GCC-4.5.2
Here is a script to build the tool chain needed for building CHDK based on GCC 4.5.2.
After building the tool chain you can now download and build CHDK:
> export PATH=${HOME}/build-dir/arm/toolchain/bin:${PATH} > svn co https://tools.assembla.com/svn/chdk/trunk chdk > cd chdk > make PLATFORM=sx200is PLATFORMSUB=100c fir
You may need to adjust the platform variable in last line to the model of your camera. The ./bin/DISKBOOT.BIN need to be copied to your SD card. If you want a PS.FI2 for auto booting, you need to follow ./platform/fi2.inc.txt to get ./bin/PS.FI2 after building CHDK.
The Gentoo way
Gentoo Linux contains a nice utility to automate this process. Emerge sys-devel/crossdev and run
crossdev -t arm-elf -s1 --without-headers --binutils 2.18-r4
This commands should compile and merge the latest gcc and binutils 2.18 (the latest binutils-2.19.1 doesn't work with chdk). Look at the versions at $PORTDIR_OVERLAY/cross-arm-elf/binutils/
The first line in makefile.inc should look then like this:
PATH := /usr/i686-pc-linux-gnu/arm-elf/binutils-bin/2.18/:/usr/i686-pc-linux-gnu/arm-elf/gcc-bin/4.4.1/:${PATH}
GCC 4.x
A gcc 4.3.1-binutils 2.18 environment kit for Linux was available from here: chdhdev drop but the link is dead |
Well, this works fine on Ubuntu 8.04.2.
About using the latest Gcc-4.3.3 take a look at this article.
Success reports
- binutils-2.22 and gcc-4.5.3 on Gentoo ~amd64 (using sys-devel/crossdev)
- binutils-2.23 and gcc-4.5.4 gcc-4.6.3 gcc-4.7.2 (latest needs --enable-obsolete to allow arm-elf binary format) OpenSUSE amd64
Python GUI
An GUI written in python is available here for download |
cd directory/where/compiler/is python chdk_linux_compiling_gui.py
The rest schould be self-explaining.
Mor info can be found in the german forum:
Use google translate if you can't read german.


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Top-Ranked Mercyhurst Holds Off #10 Men's Lacrosse at Final Buzzer to Survive with 9-8 Victory
March 2, 2013
MISENHEIMER, N.C. Zac Reids (St. Catharines, ONTARIO) goal with 5:54 remaining in the fourth quarter proved to be the game-winner as Mercyhurst, ranked #1 in the latest USILA Coaches Poll, held off host and 10th-ranked Pfeiffer University 9-8 in thrilling mens lacrosse action on Saturday afternoon. The Lakers improve to 2-0 on the year with the win while the Falcons, who had a final shot at the buzzer to send the contest into overtime, suffer their first loss dropping to 4-1.
A quiet, one-goal first quarter saw the Falcons strike first with 4:52 remaining in the period as James Shepherd (St. John, NEW BRUNSWICK) found Mike Triolo (Toronto, ONTARIO) on the doorstep for the games first tally. Both offensive would awaken in the second quarter as Mercyhurst scored five times to Pfeiffers three carrying a slim 5-4 lead into the half.
The Lakers would score the first three goals on the second as Mitch McAvoy (Sherwood Park, ALBERTA) tied the contest just six second into the period while Reid put the visitors on top with his first of the day with 13:19 remaining. After Brady Heseltine (Elora, ONTARIO) put the Lakers up 3-1, Shepherd would respond for the Falcons as Robert Hope (Peterborough, ONTARIO) found the junior in front of the net slicing the deficit down to one.
Mercyhurst responded with a Trevor Vargo (Orchard Park, NY) goal five minutes later to regain a two-goal advantage before Pfeiffers Cole Sheen (Edmonton, ALBERTA) recorded a man-up goal 51 seconds later to get the Falcons back to within one. Just 43 seconds after Sheens strike, Shepherd would notch the equalizer for a 4-4 contest before a man-up goal for Heseltine gave Mercyhurst their one-goal halftime lead.
Spencer Allen (St. Catharines, ONTARIO) opened up the third quarter with a goal 4:01 that squared the match up at five-all before the Lakers again responded with a Brian Scheetz (Canandaigua, NY) goal just 1:04 later. Pfeiffer would get the last third quarter laugh and get a huge momentum boost headed to the fourth as freshman Matt Michaeli (Draper, UT) scored unassisted with 0.8 seconds left to tie the contest at 6-6 going to the final 15 minutes.
Mercyhurst would get momentum back on their side with Heseltine and James Chayka (Syracuse, NY) goals within the first 3:13 of the fourth before Steven Tilmon (Orlando, FL) brought the hosts back to within one with an unassisted strike with 9:54 remaining. Reid would then hit with the eventual game-winner with 5:54 left while Kory Lutes (Orlando, FL) gave Pfeiffer hope with 2:25 remaining after an assist from Allen. Pfeiffer would have one final chance getting the ball back after a Mercyhurst turnover with 49 seconds left. Lutes would fire just wide with five ticks remaining while a final blast by Tilmon was turned aside by the Lakers Michael Grace (Warwick, NY) as the horn sounded to end the contest.
Grace would make six saves in net for Mercyhurst while Hayden Kirk (Farmingdale, NY) stopped eight shots for the Falcons. Heseltine led all scorers with three goals on the day while Reid and Shepherd managed two apiece for their respective squads. Mercyhurst held a slight advantage in shots overall at 28-26 while corralling 28 groundballs to Pfeiffers 20. The Lakers grabbed 12 of the 20 faceoffs while being perfect on clears at 16-for-16.
Pfeiffer will get back to action on Thursday hosting Colorado Mesa at 3:00 p.m. from N.E. Lefko Field. Live stats will be available courtesy of http://www.gofalconsports.com.


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Cañon City
Sam and Kovac report to the police that her diabetic son, Alexis missing
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Cañon City
Sam and Kovac report to the police that her diabetic son, Alexis missing
Nobody's Baby
Dr. Pratt deals with his feelings from the past of embracing his family.
Man With No Name
The emergency room is jolted when a new nurse manager, Eve Spellman.
Blame It On The Rain
A patient who has been in a coma for nine years suddenly awakens in the ER.
Wake Up
A new doctor poses as a patient to test the knowledge of doctors in the ER.
Dream House
Dubenko tortures the ER staff via a robotic television camera from his home.
The Human Shield
Neela prepares for Gallant's homecoming from the war, but her plans change .
Two Ships
Neela rides along with ambulance driver Gates.
I Do
Morris shocks everyone when he stands up to Weaver during a medical procedure.
All About Christmas Eve
a little girl is mistakenly shot, Pratt and Weaver desperately try to revive her
If Not Now
Abby struggles with the decision of whether or not she is ready to become a mom.
Split Decisions
Dr. Dubenko volunteers to take the dayshift but ends up feeling overwhelmed.
Body & Soul
An abandoned patient with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis shocks the doctors.
Quintessence of Dust
Clemente and Jodie have a great time until they are interrupted by her husband.
Dr. Carter in the Sudanese desert treats hundreds of disease-infested people.
Out On A Limb
Weaver contemplates hip replacement surgery after she finds it hard to work.
Lost in America
Abby and Kovac desperately try to keep a woman with with stab wounds alive.
Strange Bedfellows
Police bring in two teenagers involved in a car accident.
No Place To Hide
Abby becomes suspicious when a woman and granddaughter arrive at the hospital.
There Are No Angels Here
Pratt settles into his new job in Darfur but is troubled by the amount of people
The Gallant Hero & The Tragic Victor
Clemente puts his patients in jeopardy, and Kovac forces him to take a break.
Twenty-One Guns
Chaos strikes when two injured convicts come into the ER and try to escape.


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