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Why not simply skip fedora 18, and release fedora 19 on time? I mean it has been delayed for half the cycle already.
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Fedora 18 has been delayed by one week following a Go/No-Go meeting on Thursday...
Why not simply skip fedora 18, and release fedora 19 on time? I mean it has been delayed for half the cycle already.
I prefer Fedora over Ubuntu (used to rpm from way back) and run F17 currently. Today I tried the F18 beta... what a disaster! That is, the system is fine I guess, but the new installer is a joke! Reading the reasoning for the new Anaconda installer and then seeing what they've done, it's scary how much they contradict them selves. The whitespace is even worse now, the "Hub" system is not better in any way, the usability is worse and the partitioner makes me doubt what I'm supposed to do (and is so crashy!). Maybe it is a better foundation code wise, but I am so disappointed that this installer is the reason for all the delays.
I'll skip F18 because of this and won't recommend it, and probably take a long break from Fedora when I'm done with F17. Not that my opinion matters to the Fedora/RH people, but damn this direction they are taking, the reasoning and execution, very incompetent IMO.
I was distro-hopping a lot lately and finally settled with Fedora 17 yesterday. To my surprise, Gnome Shell isn't as bad as people make it out to be. In fact, I quite like it. (Please don't hit me :-D)
I used to run Arch Linux with testing repo enabled, so I was living on the bleeding bleeding edge, but what I'm hearing about Fedora development is really scary.
I've been with fedora since fedora core 4, so I've been thru few failures. I don't think shitty installer would prevent me from f18, but I will try debian today
Rolling release.....
Rawhide, Fedora development, is a rolling release.
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Phylo cookbook
Here are some examples of using Bio.Phylo for some likely tasks. Some of these functions might be added to Biopython in a later release, but you can use them in your own code with Biopython 1.54.
Contents |
Convenience functions
Get the parent of a clade
The Tree data structures in Bio.Phylo don't store parent references for each clade. Instead, the get_path
method can be used to trace the path of parent-child links from the tree root to the clade of choice:
def get_parent(tree, child_clade): node_path = tree.get_path(child_clade) return node_path[-2] # Select a clade myclade = tree.find_clades("foo").next() # Test the function parent = get_parent(tree, myclade) assert myclade in parent
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or get_path
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outside the loop, and look up parents in the list returned by that function.
Alternately, if you need to repeatedly look up the parents of arbitrary tree elements, create a dictionary mapping all nodes to their parents:
def all_parents(tree): parents = {} for clade in tree.find_clades(order='level'): for child in clade: parents[child] = clade return parents # Example parents = all_parents(tree) myclade = tree.find_clades("foo").next() parent_of_myclade = parents[myclade] assert myclade in parent_of_myclade
Index clades by name
For large trees it can be useful to be able to select a clade by name, or some other unique identifier, rather than searching the whole tree for it during each operation.
def lookup_by_names(tree): names = {} for clade in tree.find_clades(): if clade.name: if clade.name in names: raise ValueError("Duplicate key: %s" % clade.name) names[clade.name] = clade return names
Now you can retrieve a clade by name in constant time:
tree = Phylo.read('ncbi_taxonomy.xml', 'phyloxml') names = lookup_by_names(tree) for phylum in ('Apicomplexa', 'Euglenozoa', 'Fungi'): print "Phylum size", len(names[phylum].get_terminals())
A potential issue: The above implementation of lookup_by_names doesn't include unnamed clades, generally internal nodes. We can fix this by adding a unique identifier for each clade. Here, all clade names are prefixed with a unique number (which can be useful for searching, too):
def tabulate_names(tree): names = {} for idx, clade in enumerate(tree.find_clades()): if clade.name: clade.name = '%d_%s' % (idx, clade.name) else: clade.name = str(idx) names[clade.name] = clade return clade
Calculate distances between neighboring terminals
Suggested by Joel Berendzen
import itertools def terminal_neighbor_dists(self): """Return a list of distances between adjacent terminals.""" def generate_pairs(self): pairs = itertools.tee(self) pairs[1].next() return itertools.izip(pairs[0], pairs[1]) return [self.distance(*i) for i in generate_pairs(self.find_clades(terminal=True))]
Test for "semi-preterminal" clades
Suggested by Joel Berendzen
The existing tree method is_preterminal
returns True if all of the direct descendants are terminal. This snippet will instead return True if any direct descendent is terminal, but still False if the given clade itself is terminal.
def is_semipreterminal(clade): """True if any direct descendent is terminal.""" for child in clade: if child.is_terminal(): return True return False
In Python 2.5 and later, this is simplified with the built-in any
def is_semipreterminal(clade): return any(child.is_terminal() for child in clade)
Comparing trees
- Symmetric difference / partition metric, a.k.a. topological distance (Robinson-Foulds)
- Quartets distance
- Nearest-neighbor interchange
- Path-length-difference
Consensus methods
- Majority-rules consensus
- Strict consensus
- Adams (Adams 1972)
- Asymmetric median tree (Phillips and Warnow 1996)
Rooting methods
The basic method on the Tree class (not TreeMixin) is root_with_outgroup
tree = Phylo.read('example.nwk', 'newick') print tree # ... tree.root_with_outgroups({'name': 'A'}) # Operates in-place print tree
Normally you'll want the outgroup to be a monophyletic group, rather than a single taxon. This isn't automatically checked, but you can do it yourself with the is_monophyletic
To save some typing, try keeping the query in a separate list and reusing it:
outgroup = [{'name': taxon_name} for taxon_name in ('E', 'F', 'G')] if tree.is_monophyletic(outgroup): tree.root_with_outgroup(*outgroup) else: raise ValueError("outgroup is paraphyletic")
- Root at the midpoint between the two most distant nodes (or "center" of all tips)
- Party tricks with
, covering each keyword argument
Exporting to other types
Convert to an 'ape' tree, via Rpy2
The R statistical programming environment provides support for phylogenetics through the '[ape|http://ape.mpl.ird.fr/]' package and several others that build on top of 'ape'. The Python package [rpy2|http://rpy.sourceforge.net/rpy2.html] provides an interface between R and Python, so it's possible to convert a Bio.Phylo tree into an 'ape' tree object:
import tempfile from rpy2.robjects import r def to_ape(tree): """Convert a tree to the type used by the R package `ape`, via rpy2. Requirements: - Python package `rpy2` - R package `ape` """ with tempfile.NamedTemporaryFile() as tmpf: Phylo.write(tree, tmpf, 'newick') rtree = r(""" library('ape') read.tree('%s') """ % tmpf.name) return rtree
See that it works:
>>> from StringIO import StringIO >>> from Bio import Phylo >>> tree = Phylo.read(StringIO('(A,(B,C),(D,E));'), 'newick') >>> rtree = to_ape(tree) >>> len(rtree) 3 >>> print r.summary(rtree) Phylogenetic tree: structure(list(edge = structure(c(6, 6, 7, 7, 6, 8, 8, 1, 7, 2, 3, 8, 4, 5), .Dim = c(7L, 2L)), tip.label = c("A", "B", "C", "D", "E"), Nnode = 3L), .Names = c("edge", "tip.label", "Nnode" ), class = "phylo") Number of tips: 5 Number of nodes: 3 No branch lengths. No root edge. Tip labels: A B C D E No node labels. NULL >>> r.plot(rtree)
See the rpy2 documentation for further guidance.
Convert to a PyCogent tree
The tree objects used by Biopython and PyCogent are different. Nonetheless, both toolkits support the Newick file format, so interoperability is straightforward at that level:
from Bio import Phylo import cogent Phylo.write(bptree, 'mytree.nwk', 'newick') # Biopython tree ctree = cogent.LoadTree('mytree.nwk') # PyCogent tree
- Convert objects directly, preserving some PhyloXML annotations if possible
Convert to a NumPy array or matrix
Adjacency matrix: cells are 1 (true) if a parent-child relationship exists, otherwise 0 (false).
import numpy def to_adjacency_matrix(tree): """Create an adjacency matrix (NumPy array) from clades/branches in tree. Also returns a list of all clades in tree ("allclades"), where the position of each clade in the list corresponds to a row and column of the numpy array: a cell (i,j) in the array is 1 if there is a branch from allclades[i] to allclades[j], otherwise 0. Returns a tuple of (allclades, adjacency_matrix) where allclades is a list of clades and adjacency_matrix is a NumPy 2D array. """ allclades = list(tree.find_clades(order='level')) lookup = {} for i, elem in enumerate(allclades): lookup[elem] = i adjmat = numpy.zeros((len(allclades), len(allclades))) for parent in tree.find_clades(terminal=False, order='level'): for child in parent.clades: adjmat[lookup[parent], lookup[child]] = 1 if not tree.rooted: # Branches can go from "child" to "parent" in unrooted trees adjmat += adjmat.transpose return (allclades, numpy.matrix(adjmat))
Distance matrix: cell values are branch lengths if a branch exists, otherwise infinity. (This plays well with graph algorithms.)
import numpy def to_distance_matrix(tree): """Create a distance matrix (NumPy array) from clades/branches in tree. A cell (i,j) in the array is the length of the branch between allclades[i] and allclades[j], if a branch exists, otherwise infinity. Returns a tuple of (allclades, distance_matrix) where allclades is a list of clades and distance_matrix is a NumPy 2D array. """ allclades = list(tree.find_clades(order='level')) lookup = {} for i, elem in enumerate(allclades): lookup[elem] = i distmat = numpy.repeat(numpy.inf, len(allclades)**2) distmat.shape = (len(allclades), len(allclades)) for parent in tree.find_clades(terminal=False, order='level'): for child in parent.clades: if child.branch_length: distmat[lookup[parent], lookup[child]] = child.branch_length if not tree.rooted: distmat += distmat.transpose return (allclades, numpy.matrix(distmat))
- Use an OrderedDict for
, so the separate dictionarylookup
isn't needed. (Python 2.7+) - Use NumPy's record array to assign clade names to rows and columns of the matrix, so
isn't needed either. (This works nicely along with thetabulate_names
function given earlier.)
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The boys mother, Elaine Redwine, told ABC News she thinks her ex-husband, Mark Redwine, may be involved in her sons disappearance.
Mark Redwine says he wishes he and his ex-wife could come together at such a difficult time.


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David Diehl loves his comedy films â?? the dumber, the better. So he had the dodgeball scene from Adam Sandler's Billy Madison in mind Thursday while running the dodgeball station at the Newtown, Conn. sports complex.
Unfortunately for Diehl and fellow New York Giants offensive lineman Kevin Boothe, they weren't doing the pelting like Sandler's character. They were being repeatedly whacked with throws from an energetic group of kids.
"I got blasted. Same thing with Kevin," Diehl told USA TODAY Sports by phone Friday, laughing while retelling the story. "Especially on the side. Kevin thought if you were a coach, you were OK. That wasn't the case. There were five or six of them who would come after him."
Four months removed from the mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School, the NFL and the Giants continue to reach out to the community in attempt to aid with the healing.
About 20 players took a bus up to Newtown after completing their offseason workout program for the day. There, they entertained about 700 rambunctious children from Sandy Hook and other nearby schools. They played games, threw footballs, ran drills, carried the kids around with one hand, spoke to the children about their future goals and acted like youngsters themselves for three hours into the evening.
Previously, Giants wide receiver Victor Cruz visited the family of a victim, the Giants invited a large contingent of families and faculty on the field before their Week 17 game and the NFL showed its support toward the community with decals and with players' writing personal messages on their cleats and gloves the Sunday after the shooting.
A group of Sandy Hook students also sang "America the Beautiful" before Super Bowl XLVII.
"My daughter is 6 years old. You couldn't imagine having that happen to your family and how tough it would be to have your daughter at the school and be in harm's way like that," Diehl said. "When it's your family that's never been put in that situation or you have a healthy daughter, it's your obligation to go out and help others. I know if my daughter has a cold, I would do anything I could to take on the cold so she wouldn't have to. Here, you're dealing with major things adults have a tough time handling, let alone children.
"It wasn't about being a New York Giant and doing this thing for PR or any of this stuff. I don't even like doing this interview because we did this strictly for the kids and for them and took the night so it was all about the kids. It wasn't about us."
Defensive end Matt Broha and tackle Markus Kuhn ran an obstacle course, at the end of which they taught the kids how to sack a dummy quarterback.
"They were pretty exhausted after the workout," Broha said, adding: "They were kind of shy at first, but once they warmed up to us, they had a great time. At that point, you realize it's more than just the game of football. These kids looked up to us and just to hang out with them for a couple of hours, it could change their whole perspective, just bringing that positive energy into their lives."
Diehl said there wasn't one mention of the shootings.
"It was all looking at the now," Diehl said. "That's the thing, everybody was so positive and so uplifting and it was just so positive. You look at these kids and hear them talk about goals and different things â?? 'I want to be a football player,' or, 'I want to be a lawyer' â?? just listen to kids talking. That's what it's all about â?? helping them recover and look toward the future.
"You could definitely see the positive all these kids have."
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(Columbia, MD) -- Three people are dead, five others have been injured after a shotgun-shooting inside a shopping mall in Columbia, Maryland. Howard County police say the gunman is dead, though they've not been able to identify him or a motive because of possible live ammunition still on his body.
Police have identified two of the three people who died. Howard County Police Chief Bill McMahon says 21-year-old Brianna Benlolo of College Park and 25-year-old Tyler Johnson were killed at the Columbia Mall this morning. Both were employees of Zumiez, a store where the shooting started. Five others were hurt, and have all been treated and released from the hospital. McMahon says they've not yet identified the gunman as investigators couldn't get close to him until they made sure that his remaining ammunition wouldn't explode.
Some federal authorities have reportedly said the shooting may have been a targeted murder-suicide but the police chief says that's purely speculation right now. McMahon says information is slow to come because investigators were only let into the mall after SWAT teams made sure there were no other victims or shooters.
McMahon says officers immediately responded to reports of gunfire at the busy mall. NBC-4 in Washington reports witnesses described the weapon as a shotgun. People living near the Columbia Mall in Maryland were asked to avoid the area Saturday.
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ehh. was hoping for a tie.
Love it. got one. Can't wait. Hope to see more like this
They say 3's a lucky number, and I have a couple goin' on today ;-) Thanks to everyone who voted. For those of you who'd like more insight into my thought process: ...It's definitely a revolt against 'the man'. The sort of 'get up on your chair and burn your tie' sort of thing anyone who feels confined within the four walls of a cubicle can appreciate all too well. It's the kind of revolution that compels someone full of creativity to break all social morés (and possibly some laws) in order to express themselves. Break out of the box and be you (or something).
Am I the only one who thought the hand was flipping the bird for second?
LOVE this shirt! In!
<3 Godspeed You! Black Emperor.
Was hoping this would win. You, sir, have been purchased.
Fourth time's the charm! Congrats on the win, dude- I know a lot of people have been rooting for this to win for a long time. The sunset idea is awesome
Ignofibininious wrote:Am I the only one who thought the hand was flipping the bird for second?
i thought the same thing. i had to bring my husband in to see what he thought
I don't get it... can someone explain the meaning behind this shirt? Is this some commentary regarding 9/11?
Even though I loathe objectivism, I love the Ayn Rand reference in the color description. 3rd shirt.woot purchase in the 1 or 2 weeks I've been on this site.
Nice design! Not for me sadly.
Me too. I thought this design was pretty cool, but I'm not getting it for two reasons. 1) Already bought a shirt this weekend. 2) The print seems large, which will look awkward.
Hmm.. do I like this?
Yay Derek!
thought it was a "shocker" for a second.
This one and Scientific Revolution were the only ones I voted for, so either way I was buying. Grats on the win, though my preference was for the other :P
carp wrote:I don't get it... can someone explain the meaning behind this shirt? Is this some commentary regarding 9/11?
More like commentary regarding Wall Street, just as the title states. The corporate life is rigid and boring. This shows someone rebelling against it. I gotta have this shirt!
Man, I can't wait for the Chocolate Cake Shirt Derby!
In for 1, more shirts like this woot!
nice shirt i wish this was on a diff color shirt though (even though it prolly wouldnt have looked as good) cause i have too many asphalt shirts now and damm shirt designers designing so many cool shirts, making me spend so much money on shirt.woot.com
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Congrats Derek! Nice!
For those keeping track, this got third place by a single vote ;-)
Nice, I got the risk one earlier and in for one of these. Cheers
How do you vote on shirts??
I am trying to understand this shirt... I like the design, but can someone explain this to me?
Hypnopaedia wrote:Even though I loathe objectivism, I love the Ayn Rand reference in the color description. 3rd shirt.woot purchase in the 1 or 2 weeks I've been on this site.
Ayn Rand FTW! But, I don't like the shirt. So it's not really a win.
I wouldve liked this shirt more if I could actually SEE everything on it. I couldnt see the spraycan until the artist zoomed in on it in the submission.
Congrats derek! I knew this shirt was a winner from the get go...
Congrats Derek. Long time coming. Well deserved.
ha ha ha so did ! that is super funny.
that previous post of mine refers to the "it looks like the shocker" comment. forgot the reference, sorry all!
glad to see a variant of this idea finally found its derby and won, way to go derek. picked up one
derekfilley wrote:For those keeping track, this got third place by a single vote ;-)
llo that was me! im jk. i just remember this was the only one i voted for, and i had thought to myslef, aw its a nice shirt, whats one vote :b alot, i guess ;) wheee derek, i love this shirt, i just have 90% asphalt shirts already *EDIT* wait, did that make sense? probalby not, im in pain and on vicodin right anow, sry
llonvent wrote:Ayn Rand FTW! But, I don't like the shirt. So it's not really a win.
I'm the opposite. This shirt FTW! But, I don't like Ayn Rand. So it really is a win. Though mainly I like the fact that I get to buy cool, cheap shirts from a site that assumes it's users will get a John Galt reference. Good times. Oh yeah, grats Derek, cool shirt.
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Form-Function Balance
In the world of cabinets, dark tones and classic wood grains are in vogue. Whether the customer's sense of style is an eclectic blend of custom pieces and colors, or a classic theme of simple cabinets with clean lines, manufacturers have the designs to please.
The strongest design element in most kitchens is the cabinets. But beyond aesthetics, the cabinets must also serve the utilitarian purpose of maximizing storage space. And with the wide array of out-of-the-ordinary materials available for customization, cabinets can be as individual as the individual.
Cupboard Colors
"When you talk about color, the biggest trend is mixing," says Andy Wells, vice president of product design and merchandising for MasterBrand Cabinets. "Consumers have moved away from one palette and have discovered they can create personality in their kitchen by mixing colors for an individual look."
"Current clothing fashion continues to influence home décor, and a desire to blend with other interior furnishings to make a personal statement is a factor," says Rob Glenn, marketing manager for Armstrong Cabinets. "Brown continues to be popular in a fashion sense, and rich colors with an elegant, yet traditional look, easily help mix Old World style with a new, more modern sensibility."
Armstrong's Arborcrest and Town & Country lines were created based on classic Shaker design. The Arborcrest full-overlay door style features solid cherry panels with Shaker width stiles and rails and five-piece drawer fronts. Town & Country is a maple Shaker beaded door style with solid maple panels and Shaker width frames. Available glazing options include caramel and pewter, and the company offers a dramatic espresso stain on all maple and cherry styles.
"Earth tones and tinted neutrals provide a balanced range of color for interior coordination," adds Glenn. "Depth of rich colors, such as chocolate browns, blacks and other deep colors in hardwoods have emerged and will be an enduring trend. Your client may not want to change over your entire kitchen, but a touch of a bold new color can bring a totally new feeling to the room."
Homecrest's Madison cherry line of beaded doors feature fully mitered corners and recessed panel styling. Madison cherry is available in rich tones of burgundy finish that bring out the deep red hues of natural cherry. Homecrest's Sedona maple natural line is inspired by Arts and Crafts architecture for clean and uncluttered appearance.
Quality Cabinets has broadened the options available to builders and remodelers with the introduction of two new finishes and a new wood species choice on a popular door style. With trends continuing to move toward dark, bolder colors, Quality has introduced the dark colors of espresso for oak cabinets and dulce for maple. Additionally, the company now offers its Classic II door style in cherry with three standard finishes and three glazes available.
Pointing out the biggest style trends, Stratton Yatron, co-owner of Adelphi Kitchens & Cabinetry, says, "Some of our business has returned to darker, more traditional colors and woods such as dark stained walnut wood or almost black stains, and some of our business is focusing on exotic veneer options such as birdseye maple and Macassar ebony."
Adelphi recently increased its offerings by adding 20 new framed and frameless cabinetry styles, several new colors, and two new wood species. Styles range from Presidential Cathedral and Double Georgetown to Aspen and Scottsdale. The company has also added walnut and alder to its standard wood selections, which include birch, cherry, maple, oak and knotty pine. Adelphi's new finishes include burgundy, Colorado red, acorn and nutmeg.
"You can't ignore the mainstreaming of the environmental movement," says Harold Martin, vice president of marketing for Quality Custom Cabinetry. "It's everywhere and affecting everything. In lieu of exotic and rare woods, we are seeing a move to reconstituted or composite wood veneers that look like the real thing but are made from abundant, native trees that are renewable and easy to grow. We're also seeing more faux veneers and reflective foil finishes under a high-gloss coating as green-friendly alternatives."
Functional Advancements
Beauty isn't everything but it's definitely a top priority in cabinetry. And the second, equally important priority is functionality.
Fortunately, manufacturers offer products that combine the two for enhanced style and substance that fits nearly any budget.
"Consumers are bombarded with a constant stream of ideas and designs," says Yatron. "I think that the desire for more straightforward, and perhaps, more contemporary kitchens is becoming more of a trend than it had been in recent years. Some of the designs we are developing are almost repeats of things that were new in the '60s and '70s."
Yatron stresses the key to satisfying clients is "to properly select not only the best style of cabinetry for any given project but to also try to minimize the need for space-wasting fillers, and be able to hide things such as ventilation ducts and pipe chases."
Armstrong's ChefCenter is a built-in organizational tool. The ChefCenter is available with various sizes of pullout fillers that contain shelves or perforated organizers and wall cabinets with pull- out shelves. It features either a 30-in. or 36-in. drawer base with organizer and pullout organizers. Since the unit is modular and scalable, it can easily include innovative, value-adding features to enhance standard kitchen plans.
Fieldstone Cabinetry's new pull-out peg storage keeps pans and utensils within reach and well-organized. And the system isn't limited to kitchen use as it fits anywhere in the home that requires organization, from home offices and craft areas to sewing and laundry rooms. The pullout peg storage is a filler unit that fits between two cabinets to make use of dead space. The wall version is available in 3- and 6-in. widths and the base version is available in 3-, 6- or 9-in. widths. The 9-in. wide base filler has four spice shelves on one side and peg storage on the other.
Quality Custom Cabinetry focuses efforts on two cabinet lines: Quality Custom Cabinetry is a custom wood-framed cabinetry line with hand-rubbed finishes and glazes and will soon include a variety of reconstituted exotic wood veneers and reflective foils. The company's new Saxton Cabinetry brand is a high-end frameless cabinet that transitions from contemporary to traditional styling.
HomeCrest Cabinetry now offers optional all-plywood box construction, which brings backbone to fine cabinetry without compromising its beauty. All-plywood cabinetry has a higher perceived value than cabinetry constructed from engineered products. The all-plywood box construction offers durability, strength, rigidity and structural integrity for home cabinetry with resistance to damage from heavy everyday wear and tear, humidity, household cleaners, and kitchen and bathroom water sources. HomeCrest's all-plywood construction cabinetry is coupled with solid-hardwood face frames and doors in the species including cherry, maple, oak or hickory.
"Organization is one of the biggest latent needs that has been ignored for many years," says MasterBrand's Andy Wells.
"Cabinet designers have forgotten how they got into business, and now, much to the delight of consumers, they are addressing organization needs again."
MasterBrand's Aristokraft Cabinetry offers a 12-in.-deep, full-height base cabinet which is a narrow and deep base cabinet that turns under-utilized spaces or narrow passageways into convenient countertop and cabinet storage. The 12 in. deep, full-height base cabinet is available in all of the company's door types and finishes. For increased storage space, Aristokraft offers a 30-in. base microwave cabinet. In addition to being a space saver, this cabinet expands options to customize kitchen organization. The cabinet can also be installed in an island.
To stay on top of the latest trends, Wells explains that MasterBrand "conducts very detailed research of consumer behavior.
We are out there 365 days a year, beating the streets to find out what consumers want, and we don't just stay in the cabinet bubble, either," notes Wells. "We look to other industries such as paint, ceramic, countertop, flooring and hardware to gather inspiration. We also attend designer forums throughout the year, but most importantly, we listen to the consumer."
Designing for the Individual
In the current marketplace, educated consumers are driving today's trends more than ever before. Thanks to the product knowledge available on the Internet, your clients know they can get the exact product they envision.
"Consumers are also moving away from uniform cabinets and gravitating toward adding individual pieces to the mix," says Wells. "They are much more aware of what the business is capable of designing. Thus, creating cabinets that are as unique and fashionable as the consumer becomes increasingly important."
"There is still a movement toward bringing the outdoors inside, with natural materials and natural hues being popular, but also weaving a more innovative mix of different materials and textures," says Armstrong's Rob Glenn. "Think also about colors that suggest the outside — cloudless skies, brilliant orange sunsets, sea colors, soft or bold, but always exciting."
Glenn says, "Metals in hardware and faucets, whether it be pewter, brass or aluminum, impact the overall look and have contributed to glazes used on some wood cabinetry to coordinate with these other finishes."
StarMark Cabinetry has introduced two soft neutral colors: pearl and buttercream. The buttercream tone complements darker stain colors like caramel and toffee and tinted finishes of ivory cream or moss green. StarMark's neutral pearl tone is versatile enough to highlight colors from champagne and oregano to burgundy and royal blue.
For more cost-effective projects, Crown Point Cabinetry has introduced a new collection of frameless custom cabinetry called the Limited Line. In the Limited Line, Crown Point blends quality materials, workmanship, design details and customization. This combination creates good solutions for projects that demand the best, but that do not come with unlimited budgets.
Smart Cabinetry's SC100 line features 1/2-in. construction and wood dovetail drawers. These cabinets have 5/8-in. adjustable wall and base shelving and are backed by a five-year limited warranty. SC100 is available in white birch and oak.
Merillat recently expanded its Masterpiece line with a new traditional style called Verona. Merillat Masterpiece Verona has a five-piece drawer front, full-overlay construction, with a veneer raised-center panel available in square or arched. This maple door is available in all the company's maple colors excluding butter rum, oatmeal and taupe. Available finishes include dove white, canvas and biscotti.
Wellborn Forest's selection of custom-glaze finishes, Shadow, is available on select doors in oak, maple and cherry. Shadow is a black glaze that is hand applied over most of the company's stains and hand-wiped to accent the profiles and wood grain. The product adds dimension to door styles like raised and decorative profiles. Shadow glazes, as well as the sugar, chocolate, cocoa and sterling glazes are now offered in the Classic II, Supreme and Designer II Series box constructions.
"Today's younger generations are well educated and do their research before they come into the showroom," says Quality Custom Cabinetry's Harold Martin. "The Internet has been a tremendous driving force, getting new thoughts and ideas out there in a matter of minutes, for the world to look at and respond to. Many of our own new products and finishes have been introduced because they are customer driven."
To ensure that their wood cabinets will last for years, Alelphi's Stratton Yatron offers a strong recommendation of one item to avoid: farmhouse sinks. He explains, "I tell people there's a reason that sinks evolved many years ago away from this design. Farmhouse sinks tend to be very tough on the cabinetry doors below them because water tends to run down the face of the sink. Doors under these sinks see an incredible amount of water drip on them during their lifetime."
But the primary goal is to satisfy the customer. "Listen carefully to the client before designing anything," advises MasterBrand's Andy Wells. "Remodelers will have to address many different issues for each client and it is important to cater to that individual."
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1) Extract program to desktop
2) Plug phone in and run program (It will recognize the device and start working)
3) At some pt it will reboot, you will have to unlock your device when it says to do so. And find an icon that says jailbreak on your phone. Click it once. Only once.
4) It will then recognize your device again, and reboot.
5) After it reboots you will have a cydia icon on your phone. And you are ready to start tweaking your phone!
I thought it wasn't even finished yet (the jb)?
Can't wait to jailbreak again. I need sbsettings and some tweaks.
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Red Bull KTM's Jonny Walker signaled a change at the top of the leader board in the rarified air of Hard Enduro on Saturday. He took victory in the eleventh edition of the Red Bull Romaniacs after four days of intense riding in the Carpathian Mountains to write himself into the record books of this very tough event.
The 23-year-old British Red Bull sponsored KTM factory rider, also winner of the 2014 Red Bull Hare Scramble at Austria's Erzbergrodeo, managed to defeat the hard-as-nails Graham Jarvis, who has been both his nemesis and his idol.
In what was a near perfect day for KTM, 18-year-old South African Wade Young took the podium third to underline the arrival of the new generation of Hard Endurists while two Romaniac veterans, Paul Bolton (KTM UK) and KTM factory rider Andreas Lettenbichler rounded off the top five.
What Jonny Walker and Graham Jarvis had to say at the beginning and the middle of the race, tells most of the story. After Day One of the offroad competition Walker, winner on the day said: "Graham is my idol. His experience is second to none." Meanwhile Jarvis, a four-times Romaniacs winner but with perhaps the hint of what was to come commented: "No matter how fast I go I look around and Jonny is still there."
Walker started with around five minutes on Jarvis on Day Two in the Carpathians but lost the advantage after he took an early swim with his KTM 300 EXC in a river crossing. It was clear that Jarvis was still determined to have his say in the outcome of this popular event.
The outcome was too close to call at the start of Friday's Day Three. Walker went out with determination and had Jarvis in his sights right from the start. By the half way mark he had neutralized Jarvis's five-minute lead in the morning but after organizers packed them off into new territory in the afternoon, including finishing their ride on the roof of a disused coal mine. Jarvis was first to finish but Walker won the day on adjusted times, leaving the rivals at level pegging and setting up the all-or-nothing final day dash.
At the finish on Day Three Walker remarked that Jarvis had taken the Hard Enduro sport to a whole new level with his amazing skill. At the same time, Walker was not in awe of his rival: "I'm not giving up this one without a fight. No way! It wasn't my best day's riding in the world but I rode my heart out to win Day Three. One day left and it all hangs on this. Let's go!" Jarvis responded: "Jonny is riding a perfect race and it's going to be difficult to beat him. It will take a miracle for me to turn this race around."
The two riders battled it out over the final day where they still had to ride some 180 km knowing any mistake would be costly. They also had to face the infamous and near vertical Gusterita hill climb at the end of the day, then sit it out to have GPS times verified before Walker took his well-earned place on the top of the podium.
But while Walker and Jarvis slogged it out at the front, the 18-year-old South African KTM rider Wade Young was also creating his own sensation. Third place on all of the last three days gave this young pretender the podium third and put him squarely in the limelight.
After Day Two's third place Young said: "Coming here I was just happy to place inside the top 10 – I wasn't expecting anymore. But something just clicked today and it all came together." He was first on the start line for Day Three and finishing behind Walker and Jarvis on the last two days left nobody in doubt about his bright future.
KTM UK's Paul Bolton, fourth overall, made a great recovery on the last two days after a hard crash on Thursday after which KTM's Lars Enoeckl of Austria generously gave him his GPS equipment to finish the race. Romaniacs veteran and KTM factory rider Andreas Lettenbichler of Germany also had a strong finish, especially considering he was racing with a recent neck injury.
Results Red Bull Romaniacs 11th Edition
1. Jonny Walker (GBR), KTM, 20:53:23 h
2. Graham Jarvis (GBR), Husqvarna, 21:06:49
3. Wade Young (RSA), KTM, 21:47:31
4. Paul Bolton (GBR), KTM, 22:01:33
5. Andreas Lettenbichler (GER), KTM, 22:47:00
Other KTM
6. Chris Birch (NZL), KTM, 23:40:29
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Cole Kimball will have season-ending surgery next week to repair a torn rotator cuff, a devastating blow for the rookie reliever.
Kimball had been on the disabled list since June 10 with shoulder inflammation. He attempted to resume throwing this week but continued to complain of shoulder pain, so the Nationals sent him to New York specialist David Altchek for an enhanced MRI. That test revealed a torn rotator cuff; Altchek will perform the surgery sometime next week.
A 12th-round pick in 2006, Kimball was the first member of that draft class to play for the Nationals. The 25-year-old went 1-0 with a 1.93 ERA in 12 relief appearances, striking out 11 in 14 innings.
"He just got here, and he pitched well up here," manager Davey Johnson said. "It's an unfortunate injury. Hopefully he'll be alright and recover. But that's part of the game, injuries, and we've had our fair share."
A team spokesman said Kimball would not be speaking to reporters today.
- JaneB - Jul 8, 2011 at 11:04 PM
Man, what a shame. He was fun to watch, and to dream about being a reliable part of the BP. Anyone know how easy it is to come back from rotator cuff injury? Is that what Flores had? Sending wishes for a perfect surgery and recovery.
- sm13 - Jul 8, 2011 at 11:20 PM
Riggleman takes the blame for this one — he overworked the poor kid. I hope Kimball comes back strong!
- rmoore446 - Jul 8, 2011 at 11:22 PM
He'll be back.
- Wally - Jul 8, 2011 at 11:48 PM
This is a real bummer for Cole. I wish him luck in his recovery.JaneB – recovery from shoulder injuries generally is pretty spotty. Apparently is a lot more complicated than elbows. People can come back, certainly, but the overall success rate is not high. Probably helps that he is a reliever.
- Don - Jul 9, 2011 at 1:52 AM
I had a friend, years ago, that needed this same surgery. He played QB for a championship football team. He could never throw again without pain. Of course this was a few years ago and he probably didn't have the same level of surgeon a pro MLB player will get.Let's wish him the best.I wonder if this means Balester will be back?
- Anonymous - Jul 9, 2011 at 2:44 AM
Both Carr and Kimball. That is pretty devastating. In light of this one can see why Rizzo is intent on collecting pitchers. Hopefully, some of the draft picks pick things up quickly. Rizzo mentioned Kylin Turnbull in his video chat from Santa Barbara CC and Santa Barbara and he does have a really strong left arm.
- Anonymous - Jul 9, 2011 at 2:45 AM
I wonder if this means Balester will be back?Perhaps … but he wasn't that effective and Davey seems intent on getting a larger left-handed presence in the bullpen. That probably means Slaten or JC Romero.
- Section 222 - Jul 9, 2011 at 3:24 AM
Ok, this is really getting ridiculous. He's been on the DL since June 10, and only now do they send him to NY for an enhanced MRI? WTF? Haven't they learned that lesson repeatedly with Flores and others? How much does this team spend on player development and salaries and everything else? They can't afford a few thousand dollars to get the very best medical diagnosis of a promising pitcher who is experiencing shoulder pain? Kimbell, and the fans, deserved better.
- rogieshan - Jul 9, 2011 at 4:00 AM
Brandon Webb and Jake Peavy are two current pitchers of note to have rotator issues. In recent years, Mark Mulder, Kris Benson and Matt Clement all failed to recover fully from their surgeries. Jesse Crain, however, has and is doing well in Minny.All the best to Cole and his journey.
- NatsLady - Jul 9, 2011 at 4:33 AM
Agree. Shoulder surgery not as "routine" as Tommy John. Good luck, and come back soon, but don't rush it.
- Anonymous - Jul 9, 2011 at 4:42 AM
Brandon Webb and Jake Peavy are two current pitchers of note to have rotator issues.There is one really important guy you forgot … well maybe two.1. The Chief never fully recovered.2. Amazingly, and I still can't believe it, Chien-Ming Wang may just defy the odds through some really hard sweat and toil and do it. Prove is in the pudding and I guess we'll find out this July.
- natsfan1a - Jul 9, 2011 at 10:46 AM
That's a shame. Hope Cole will have a successful surgery and full recovery.
- Anonymous - Jul 9, 2011 at 12:09 PM
Terrible news for the kid. I feel for him. To have busted his butt the way he did and now this. The game isn't fair sometimes. Good luck Cole in your rehab
- N. Cognito - Jul 9, 2011 at 1:30 PM
Riggleman takes the blame for this one — he overworked the poor kid. You funny!Unless you're serious, in which case, I don't know how you came to that conclusion.
- Doc - Jul 9, 2011 at 2:46 PM
Kimball has cited shoulder pain as far back as ST. These injuries like TJ ulnar collateral are cumulative not due to one incident on one day.Don't think that we can blame Riggleman for the 14 innings of work. As noted by Section 222, it should have been diagnosed sooner.And as usual, Nats seem to be behind the Don Cooper/Rick Petersen curve in taking due care of the pitching arms as they come through the system.All the best to Cole. It is a very sad thing when it happens. The Chief's career was all too short, lets hope there is a better outcome for Cole.Cole put a lot of effort into getting to the Bigs. He definitely became part of the Nats' future. Hope he makes a successful return.
- sm13 - Jul 9, 2011 at 3:17 PM
N.Cogonito — Kimball was a closer, used to one inning stints. Riggleman started to use him as a long man and for several multi-inning appearances and pitched him too often on consecutive days. What never goes in the record book was how many times a game Kimball got up to warm up and then sat down. It was pretty clear to some of us that this was the inevitable result of pushing a young kid too far too fast.
- Original Nats Fan - Jul 9, 2011 at 3:33 PM
@DocCole didn't tell anyone he was having issues with his shoulder until it affected his pitching, if you read the reports quoting him back in June when he 'fessed up. Just a case of not wanting to blow his chance at the bigs. I don't see how this is the team's fault.
- Unkyd - Jul 9, 2011 at 6:09 PM
Rotator cuff is a MUCH more positive diagnosis than labrum. The rotator cuff is a system of muscles and tissue, which hold the top Of the arm bone tightly to the shoulder bone. It's all soft tissue, and can be repaired. Labrum, I think is Flores' injury, and is the cartilaginous tissue between the bones (like meniscus, in the knee)…much more difficult to fix. If it's not too bad, The Kid has a good chance of being as good as new…..(fingers crossed…)
- Unkyd - Jul 9, 2011 at 9:22 PM
Flores, Cordero: Labrum.Wang: capsule


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Jourdan Bed
Inspired by an antique Directoire-style daybed, this collection was created using all the design details of the original. Jourdan's stylized ornamentation and geometric motifs are hallmarks of French Directoire style – a return to classical forms of order and symmetry that lend a feeling of simplicity and strength.
- Handcrafted of kiln-dried hardwood with fine veneers using mortise-and-tenon joinery
- Headboard and footboard are adorned with concentric oval carvings and square posts
- Vintage buttercream finish is achieved with a 12-step process, has hints of blue-grey accents and is heavily distressed with worn paint and rubbed edges that evoke the look of age
- Rails have 1 height setting for use with a box spring and mattress
- Slat rail mattress support for use with a box spring and mattress, or mattress only
- Nylon glides on feet
- This item is handcrafted with meticulous care. Given its hand-finished nature and natural variations in the wood grain, each item is unique and no two will be exactly alike.
- Wood swatch is 6" square; free shipping
- GREENGUARD Gold Certified. Meets or exceeds stringent chemical emissions standards. Learn more.
Finish Options
Jourdan Bed
- Twin Bed Overall: 45½"W x 83"L x 50"H
- Twin Headboard: 45½"W x 4"D x 50"H
- Twin Footboard: 45½"W x 4"D x 33"H
- Clearance Under Bed: 6½"H
- Twin Bed Weight: 119 lbs.
- Full Bed Overall: 60"W x 82½"L x 50"H
- Full Headboard: 60"W x 4"D x 50"H
- Full Footboard: 60"W x 4"D x 33"H
- Clearance Under Bed: 6½"H
- Full Bed Weight: 145 lbs.
Jourdan Bed


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At bay attic we have a diverse gallery of Scottish art, photography and gifts - available online for you to browse whenever time suits you best.
Photography - Be inspired with Scottish scenery and the beautiful photographic prints from Laurie Campbell. Add colour to your home with a photographic poster or print from Pauline Kemp or take home a souvenir of Scotland with a poster print from Stewart Wright
Giclee Art Prints and Wall Art - Whatever your budget we have a choice of art prints available. Choose from a poster print, Open Edition Giclee Art or Limited Edition Art Prints. Giclees can be purchased as print only, mounted print or a mounted and framed print to add that extra wow factor to your gift or wall art purchase.
Artists Judith I Bridgland, Rob Hain, Jolomo, Vega, Lin Pattullo, Daniel Campbell and Peter McDermott feature in our online gallery.
Original Art - Choose an original painting from artist Stuart Roy and MOEP.
Gifts - What could I get as a gift for Christmas, to say "Thank You",or to give as a Birthday present ?
Take a look at our Gifts and Designers at Bay Attic. We have beautiful Jewellery from Jules Jules, humorous cards from Scott McGregor, handmade Coptic wooden journals by Julie Durkacz, Mugs and Coasters with quirky and colourful art by Rikki O'Neil. See unique Mini Original Art in gift boxes. Add a Botanical design to your home from Heather Raeburn & Nicola Williams or give a gift to you or your home with the Alex McQuade Collection.
Have a look at our Greeting Cards. Colourful cards from Ingrid Nilsson. Digital art cards by Rikki O'Neill. Cards for celebrations, Births and Christmas. Send a greeting from Scotland with a card by Sheila Fowler, Margaret Evans, or Sheila MacLean.
Turn your celebration into a real talking point by using our Art Cards as invitations. All our art cards are blank inside so you can write as much as you want inside !
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