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Eric Abidal has no doubt which game he has enjoyed most since his arrival at Lyon in the summer of 2004. To be able to play in the Champions League against teams like Manchester United is one of the main reasons I left Lille, he said after Lyons 2-2 draw with the English giants in September 2004. Marking Cristiano Ronaldo was a great challenge. Hes one of the best wingers in the game right now and I know I did a good job on him.
Indeed he did. Abidal refused to give the Portuguese wide-man any space, hitting him with a series of crunching tackles and matching him for pace if ever he escaped for a second. With Lyon leading 2-0 at the break, it is no coincidence that Uniteds comeback was inspired by Ronaldo after the winger had switched flanks.
As a defender, my aim is to infuriate the opponent, Abidal explained. I want him to be so sick of the sight of me that he has to move somewhere else on the pitch to get away. Abidal has been infuriating Ligue 1 forwards for years. Lyon boasted easily the best defensive record in 2004-05 and their France international is one of the main reasons for that. It has gone well here. We have developed a solid unit, continued Abidal, who admits he would prefer to be playing in the centre.
Im happier in the centre and the Coach knows that. When you play in the middle you have more responsibility. If you make a mistake out wide it wont necessarily lead to a goal. In the middle, it will. Yet Abidal, nicknamed the new Lilian Thuram, is causing problems for himself by excelling on the flank just as Thuram did during his France career.
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WXYZ to host annual Michigan Humane Society's Valentine's telethon February 13
(WXYZ) - It's one of our favorite events of the year!
WXYZ will once again host the Michigan Human Society's Valentine's Telethon Thursday, February 13.
Our own morning anchor Alicia Smith will host the telethon, and it will air during the commercial breaks Thursday between 5 a.m. and 11:30 p.m.
It will feature adoptable pets and stories that show how your support can make a lifesaving difference for area animals.
"So many animals in our community rely on the Michigan Human Society, and this extremely cold snowy winter only increases the need for our care services," Michigan Humane Society Chief Cruelty Investigator Debby MacDonald said.
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The Practical Archivist and 3 Secrets You Need To Know
Sally Jacobs, a professional archivist by day and practical archivist sharing her wisdom by night, hosted a great online chat yesterday that is now available in archived edition. Sally shares 3 Secrets Every Accidental Archivist Needs to Know and answers questions about rescuing photos, scrapbooks and other family treasures.
I'm a long-time fan of Sally's blog, The Practical Archivist, and her down-to-earth approach to preserving all the stuff we inherit from our ancestors. In fact, Sally was the driving force behind my photo tutorial on How to Relax and Rehumidify Old Rolled Photographs.
She understands that we can't save everything and offers very practical suggestions to help choose what to save and what to let go -- Tip: most people want photos of their ancestors, not so much photos of places they visited. Sally even gives a short list of the kinds of photos to keep (hint: remember the dog!).
If you missed Sally's chat yesterday, be sure to bookmark the site and spend some time reviewing her comments and the Q&A at the end.


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The National Lacrosse League Hall of Fame Ceremony for the Class of 2012 will be held on Tuesday, October 2 in Toronto at The Westin Harbour Castle. Steve Dietrich was voted into the Hall of Fame in July and will be the lone inductee this year. Dietrich, who retired in 2011 after 18 seasons as a goaltender in the league, is now General Manager of the Buffalo Bandits.
The induction ceremony for Dietrich begins at 7pm. Fans can purchase tickets to Hall of Fame ceremony, which includes Hors d'oeuvres and a cash bar, for $50 each. For more information on purchasing tickets, contact the NLL via email at email@example.com. The event had been previously scheduled for October 3.
The Hall of Fame ceremony concludes a busy three days of NLL events. The 2012 NLL Draft is on Monday, October 1 in Toronto at The Westin Harbour Castle. On Sunday, September 30, a Combine for Draft Prospects and non-roster free agents will be held at the new Toronto Rock Training & Practice Facility in Oakville, Ontario.
About the National Lacrosse League Hall of Fame
The NLL Hall of Fame was established in 2006 to honor the players, coaches, executives and others who've made immeasurable contributions to the growth of professional box lacrosse. The Hall of Fame currently has 17 members, and has also recognized two members of the media. Each year, Hall of Fame nominees are suggested by the fans of the NLL, and voted on by team executives, current Hall of Fame members as well as senior members of the league's covering media.
Class of 2006 (Founding Members)
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Lady Raiders Capture A Pair Of Doubles Titles In Colorado Elizabeth Ullathorne teamed with Nikki Sanders to win the Flight A Doubles title on Saturday. October 6, 2012 COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - Texas Tech captured a pair of doubles titles on Saturday at the 2012 U.S. Air Force Academy Women's Tennis Invitational and won all seven matches on the day. Nikki Sanders and Elizabeth Ullathorne teamed to win the Flight A Doubles crown, while Caroline Starck and Sandra Dynka won the Flight B title on Saturday. Sanders and Ullathorne defeated Denver's Sophia Bergner and Steffi Rath, 9-7, in the semifinals and then cruised past Air Force's Melissa Cecil and Hannah Dake, 8-3 in the Flight A final. Starck and Dynka battled to a 9-7 win over Silviya Zhelyazkova and Jessica Parizher of Wyoming of the Flight B Doubles semifinals, before downing the Illinois tandem of Julia Jamieson and Audrey O'Connor , 8-3 in the final. In singles play, Sanders, Ullathorne and Dynka each advanced to the semifinals in their respective flights after straight-set wins on Saturday. Texas Tech improved to 12-1 overall in matches in tournament. Play will resume on Sunday morning. 2012 U.S. Air Force Academy Women's Tennis Invitational
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Usher is a busy man. In addition to mentoring The Voice and popping up at music festivals alongside the Afghan Whigs, Mr. Raymond has taken the time to star in a new Samsung-produced short film, which you can watch the premiere of here.
Titled Usher's "Looking 4 Myself" Presented By Samsung, the Rich Lee-directed clip features a duel between two versions of Usher – one being down-to-earth side of him, and the other being his celebrity half.
Watch the video below, and read on to find our interview with Usher himself:
EW: So tell us about the clip, and how it came about.
Usher: Well, Samsung and myself got together to create a digital short inspired by my song "Looking 4 Myself," which is off my most recent album of the same name.
This gave me an opportunity to put a face to a song that I love. The short is about basically the two sides of my personality: the dichotomy of who I am as an entertainer, a relationship gone bad because of who I am as an entertainer. Here I am, in front of the television, kind of maneuvering through it in my apartment, and my alter-ego shows up and we battle. We battle doing a series of uniquely created choreography that uses some of the movement that you use to operate the TV.
How did the idea of two of you fighting come about?
It was my opportunity to kind of have an action-packed moment, which was off the beaten path of what I normally do. I don't normally fight in videos that much, [though I usually] am kind of fighting myself. So it's a battle between me and myself, but dramatized. The action was a little inspired by that Will Smith movie Hancock, and also The Matrix. There's a lot of action, a lot of special effects, and a lot of stunts. But I don't want to give everything away!
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Update from Ryan Seacrest on tonight's Twilight surprise at the Oscars:"Just talked to one of the Oscar producers, that rumor that we've been hearing about.. I just confirmed a huge Twilight musical moment on tonight's show. They say it's act seven, so I think that's about halfway though the show. If you're a Twilight fan, you'll want to see that in the actual Oscar telecast". -via @RobPattzNews…
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OXFORD– August 2, 2010– NaturalMotion Games have lifted the lid on Greathouse, the forthcoming update to their revolutionary, euphoria-powered football game, Backbreaker. The update introduces brand new features, gameplay enhancements and dozens of important tweaks, resulting in a greatly enriched Backbreaker experience.
"We are lucky to have such a passionate community who have supported us throughout the development of Backbreaker and continue to do so post-launch," said Todd Gibbs, Head of Game Development, NaturalMotion Games."Greathouse will give them what they have asked for, packed as it is with additions, changes, tweaks and requests taken directly from our online forums, reviews, as well as from individual players who spent time at our offices testing the latest features. I am extremely proud of what the team has managed to achieve in just a month."
Major features in Greathouse include:
- <*>Brand new replay system with the addition of seven fully functional cameras, including free flight mode and a cinematic'ball-lock' option.*> <*>More than 100 new plays added, including an additional nine formations.*> <*>Improved Quarterback camera view and passing game.*> <*>A user-catch system, giving the player a much greater level of control over the on-field action.*> <*>Interception control, the user is now given full control over interception attempts when controlling a defensive player.*> <*>Comprehensive review of the penalty rulings following an analysis of reported errors.*>
"We were stunned by the sheer volume of user videos that were posted on YouTube following the release of Backbreaker," said Ant Lewis, Lead Designer, NaturalMotion Games."It is obvious that the community loves the realism and live nature of the game and wants to share their unique moments. The new suite of cameras introduced with Greathouse will give them complete creative control over their footage and we are excited to see what appears as a result."
The Greathouse update is currently progressing through final tuning and is scheduled for release in early August.
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Cloud Hosting Provider NephoScale Partners with Mozillas WebFWD Accelerator to Provide All WebFWD Companies with NephoScales 12-Month Startup Kick Start Program
(January 17, 2013)San Jose, CA (PRWEB) January 17, 2013
NephoScale, creator of the NephOS next generation cloud infrastructure services platform, that includes CloudScript and Elastic Networking, is helping start-ups design and automate their cloud infrastructure environments allowing them to focus more on developing and scaling their applications. The entrepreneurs involved in the WebFWD accelerator program will benefit greatly from having access to NephoScales systems engineers and developers for the 12-month duration of the NephoScale Kick Start program.
We at Mozilla WebFWD are committed to partnering with vendors and service providers that provide significant benefit to our companies. NephoScale was interesting for us given its next-generation cloud infrastructure platform, high touch on boarding, excellent technical support, and deep understanding of application delivery in the cloud, said Diane Bisgeier, Program Manager for WebFWD.
Because the NephoScale cloud platform was built for developers by developers, serving the needs of companies developing open source software, such as those accepted to the WebFWD program, makes for a great business relationship, said Telemachus Luu, Co-founder and CTO of NephoScale. With our developer-centric NephOS cloud infrastructure services platform, we help software developers develop features faster and deliver applications more reliably.
We are very supportive of and involved with the important work that WebFWD is doing in the open source startup community to accelerate the future of the Web for the public good, Bruce Templeton, Co-founder and CEO of NephoScale said. The WebFWD startup community is growing fast, and we are delighted to be supporters of this thriving group.
The seven startups admitted to the latest WebFWD accelerator class include: codebender a web platform for developing new hardware-related and embedded projects; Harp Platform a development platform that leverages the power of Dropbox; Linklib an open, user generated library of video commentary that lets users add links to videos and send them to a second screen; Launcher.io an open and free marketplace for one-click web applications; Sketchfab a web service to publish interactive 3D content online in real-time without a plugin; Triv.io a cloud app that helps users store, transform and share data with others; and Wercker a continuous deployment SaaS platform that helps developers reduce risk and eliminate waste in their software development process.
Graduation ceremonies and pitch/demos for this most recent class will be held in Mt. View, CA on January 23rd, 2013. Attendance is free and open to the public. Sign up here, and join us in celebrating the success of these promising startups and the arrival of the next class of talented teams that will be joining the WebFWD community.
About Mozilla WebFWD
WebFWD is Mozilla's 3-month accelerator program consisting of a vibrant, global community of tech entrepreneurs and developers who have the skills and initiative to make the world a better place. The program provides its startups (located worldwide) with direct access to a structured curriculum plus ongoing coaching and guidance from the some of the world's best technologists. WebFWD invites early-stage companies focused on open source web, social, and mobile apps to apply for the program, which completes several cycles per year, and is designed to help startups build a solid foundation for success. The program offers not only a team of mentors to guide entrepreneurs, but also provides access to many channels and opportunities to attain seed funding.
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NephoScale is a leading pioneer in next generation high performance programmable infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) with advanced cloud technologies such as CloudScript, Elastic Networking, hybrid virtual/bare metal compute, and object-based Cloud Storage that deliver capabilities to enable customers to deploy their applications globally in a cost-effective and scalable manner. NephoScale currently handles millions of transactions each day generated by its more than 1,000 customers worldwide. Recognized as an innovator and technology leader, NephoScale is headquartered in Silicon Valley. Startups that want to apply for the NephoScale Kick Start Program, visit the NephoScale website at http://www.nephoscale.com/start-up-program.
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Nov 24, 2012, 02:26 PM | #1 |
External for time machine.. Size query..
Soon to buy my first mac and not sure what size drive for time machine I will get the fusion 1tb drive so 1tb with 128gb ssd. So a 1tb will not cut it I plan to get about a 3tb and on that have space for time machine and the rest of the space for my 1tb of movies.. My question is - if I use this drive as the iTunes movie folder will it look at these files as a part of what needs to be time machine backed up or will it not back up, well, itself? I guess I am just a bit confused what time machine does.. Sorry if this is a silly question Also if anyone has any suggestions of a good external drive that would be lovely Cheers
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I believe you will have to partition the drive to allow TimeMachine to work and allow storage on the same physical drive. If you do not partition the drive, TimeMachine will 'use' all available storage space on the drive.
TimeMachine will only backup locally stored data. Anything that's on an external, mounted, or networked drive won't be backup. I've always bought the drive and external enclosure separately so I know exactly what drive I have inside there. Drives failures are pretty much all luck now. Either you get a dud, or you don't and it lasts 10+ years. Just buy one that matches your storage needs (3TB) and has the longest warranty you can afford. Get a USB 3.0 enclosure since the new iMac's supports it and the drive speed won't matter much for a backup drive. |
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Thanks for your reply. So just an internal drive and pop it in an enclosure? Is it that easy? |
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Nov 24, 2012, 04:15 PM | #4 |
Pretty much! Don't buy into the whole 'Mac ready' marketing. Any drive is compatible with Mac's, you just have to format it in Disk Utilities before you can use it.
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Nov 24, 2012, 05:12 PM | #5 |
I was looking at
http://www.lacie.com/uk/products/product.htm?id=10587#a4 Because of its 'mac compatibility' and 'time machine ready' etc... I had a quick look at enclosures on amazon and they seem pretty cheap (a tenner) not sure if that is what I am after.. Any sexy ones out there? (Probably just Velcro it to the back of the stand though.. ) Anything specific to look for with them or the drive ? 7200 etc.? Thanks again ---------- Also 2.5 or 3.5 etc |
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Nov 24, 2012, 08:26 PM | #6 |
Lacie drives are very 'sexy' indeed. If aesthetics are what you're going for, then by all means get it. Like I said though, don't buy into the whole 'Mac Ready' and 'Time Machine Ready' as any drive is usable on a Mac, you just have to take a few extra steps - formatting the drive which takes less than a minute.
You can, get the same performance in a less expensive drive+enclosure setup. The enclosure you can look for yourself as I don't know what appeals to you visually, but you should be getting a USB 3.0 capable drive for maximum speed. Since this is for a iMac TimeMachine, I'm assuming you won't be moving it much so get a 3.5 drive. You should aim for a 7200RPM harddrive, but the difference for a TimeMachine backup disk is negligible. It's going to be connected to the iMac all the time so the few minutes saved from backing up you won't even notice.
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Worst Move of the Season Nominee: Incessant Lineup Changes
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I whole heartedly agree! I mean changing the lineup 112 times during a 161 game season is a recipe for disaster. Or is it?
You see Lou didn't change the batting order 112 time THIS year. He changed it 112 times LAST year, and it led to 97 wins.
I'm afraid you don't have much of a leg to stand on here. At least not SOLELY that number, because it can lead to good seasons as well.
The reason the Cubs did badly this year was because they played badly this year. The reason they didn't end up worse is because they were in the NL Central - membership has its priveledges.
OTCThanks for the 2008 numbers. Much appreciated. But last time I checked 112 < 131. Last year's batting order carousel was a little too busy for my liking. 131 is insane.
You're right, the Cubs did poorly because they played poorly. But I would contend that the wild inconsistency of the batting order could have been a big reason behind that.
And you could even make the argument that the mad scientist approach to filling out the lineup card is what prevented the 2008 Cubs from breaking the century mark or even getting 1 win in the playoffs.
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Lecture on tale of Heer-Ranjha
Chandigarh, February 1 She said the crucial component of the story of Heer-Ranjha was that personal love was the individual counterpart of the ideas of personal devotion and protest built into the mediaeval Indian movements of devotional theism. She said women were accepted in these movements because they generally conformed to patriarchal norms. Since Heers act of rebellion remained an isolated assertion of freedom to love and marry, it was foredoomed in the given social situation, she added. She said the earliest kissa in Punjabi was that of
Heer-Ranjha, written by Damodar Gulati during Akbars reign. Among the notable versions of the story were those of Ahmad Gujjar in the 1680s and Shahjahan Muqbil in the second quarter of the 18th century, she added. She said Waris Shah built upon Muqbils work and the status of a classic was accorded to his 1766 composition. Professor Banga said in tune with the Sufi idea of selfless love as an approach to divine love, Heer symbolised the soul and Ranjha symbolised the body. She said the kissa of Heer-Ranjha stood on a partial failure of social controls exercised by the privileged segment among the
agri-pastoral clans of Jats. Some sort of deviant behaviour was evident at several levels, but Heers final desperate act of elopement with Ranjha set the various modes of social control in operation, she added.
126 NCC cadets honoured
Chandigarh, February 1 Rahul, who received a standing ovation from fellow cadets, described his achievement as a wonderful experience and aimed to be a fighter pilot with the Air Force. Cadet Sgt Major Mayur Jamwal from Chandigarh won the bronze medal. Cadet Ravinder Singh from Ludhiana won four gold and one silver medals in various categories. Brig D.C.
Katoch, VSM, DDG of the directorate, was the chief guest. Contingent Comm. Ravi Kant disclosed that the cadets bagged a total of three trophies, 13 gold, three silver and five bronze medals in various disciplines. All cadets were awarded a certificate of merit and a memento. Cash rewards were also given to selected candidates. Officers and instructors were also honoured. While praising the cadets Brig Katoch said he was very satisfied with their performance. However, he added there was room for improvement. Cadet Binona Sharma gave the vote of thanks. The function concluded with the NCC anthem followed by the National Anthem. Punjab and Haryana governments also honoured their cadets at two separate functions held in the city. |
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Chandigarh, February 1 Students of the departments of law of 23 law colleges in Chandigarh, Jalandhar, Kurukshetra, Nawanshahr, Sirhind, Gurgaon, Patiala, Kerala, Ahmedabad, Raipur, Pune, Bhopal, New Delhi, Mumbai, etc, will participate. The competition is being organised in collaboration with Chandigarh-based lawyers Malhotra & Malhotra Associates. Chief Justice of India Mr Justice Y.K. Sabharwal will inaugurate the competition on February 4, while Supreme Court Judge Mr Justice A.R. Lakshmanan will deliver the valedictory address the next day. The contestants will showcase their legal skills, arguing a hypothetical proposition titled The State of Rabbistan vs Frindia, a case concerning the hot pursuit and universal jurisdiction over terrorists being adjudicated before the International Court of Justice. Eminent lawyers and teachers of law will adjudicate the event. For the preliminary round, six moot courts will evaluate and shortlist six top team for the semi-finals to be held the next day. |
DELL conducts pre-placement talk
Chandigarh, February 1 This was followed by an aptitude test where after 51 students were short-listed for personal interview. Letters of intent have been issued to 29 students. According to Principal, Dr A.C. Vaid, this has been a regular feature of the college for the last four years. Placement Cell of S.D. College is active throughout the academic session inviting the multinational companies and guiding the students about various career opportunities. Dell also selected 10 students from Government College for Girls, Sector 11 during a placement drive at the college yesterday. In addition various companies like Wipro Taj, Progeon Infosys and the Sahara group have recruited 166 students from the college. |
Placement drive for students
Mohali, February 1 Stating that February 2006 offers a bonanza of placements for SUSCET students as prestigious corporates like WIPRO, Nahar Group, DELL, Punj Lloyd are slated to visit the campus for placement this month. An Australian University would also visit the college for interaction with final year students regarding opportunities of higher education in Australia. Many more companies are scheduled to conduct campus placements in the months of March and April 2006.
9 acquitted in rape case
Chandigarh, February 1 The persons were arrested by the Chandigarh Police after the victim in her statement alleged that one of them Bhupinder had taken her to Zirakpur and raped her along with two other persons. The names of two women, Madhu and Puja, also figured for allegedly selling her off. During the course of investigations, names of Kanwaljeet, Budhi, Varinder, Jaipal and Kajal also figured in the case. When the case came up for hearing, the victim retraced from her statement. DC given exemption
The CBI Special Judge today gave exemption to the Deputy Commissioner from personal appearance in a case of a corruption registered against Sub-Inspector K.D. Sharma posted in the colony branch of the UT Estate Office. The DC had today moved an application stating that since he was out of station, he would be able to present himself on the next date of hearing. Notice to Home Secy
A local court today served notice to the Home Secretary and the SDM (South) for allegedly failing to deliver residence certificate advocate Arvind Thakur, who has alleged that though he had submitted all necessary documents, he was being force to pay bribe. He alleged that he was asked to submit different documents on different dates and the office of the
SDM had done all necessary verifications, but he could not get the document. He has sought that the document be delivered to him failing which he
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Special CBI courts
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Chandigarh, February 1 During resumed hearing of the PIL filed by Punjab and Haryana High Court lawyer H.C. Arora, the Bench comprising Chief Justice Mr Justice D.K. Jain and Mr Justice Surya Kant also asked the CBI counsel to seek instructions as to how much time more would the CBI take to provide permanent public prosecutors at each of these courts. Sometime back, the court had sought detailed reports from the Presiding Judges of these three courts about the need for permanent public prosecutors. In their report, the Judges said that due to the absence of full-time public prosecutors, the functioning of these courts is adversely affected. One of the reports had even said that even important applications were sometimes not taken up for hearing due to late arrival of the prosecutors. Later, the Bench adjourned the case to February 15. |
Confectioner gets 6 months jail
Panchkula, February 1 The confectioner, Mr Gyan Prash of Fine Bakers and Confectioners, was, however, granted bail by the Chief Judicial Magistrate, Mr Gulab Singh, for one month so that he could make an appeal in a higher court. Three samples of biscuits baked in this confectionery were taken by the Health Department and sent to a public analyst for testing in year 1994. During analysis it was found that the labelling was not according to specifications. |
Seminar on North Indian classical music
Chandigarh, February 1 This was the first time that such a seminar had been organised in the region. Prof Indrani Chakravarti, former Vice-Chancellor, Indira Kala Sangeet Vishvavidyalaya, Khairagarh, inaugurated it. She emphasised that the foundation for music must be laid early in life. She praised the efforts of the UGC to bring together exponents of classical music from different gharanas of music for such an interaction. Pandit Vidyadhar Vyas, Vice-Chancellor, Bhatkhande Music Institute, Deemed University, Lucknow, presided over the seminar. He expressed the need for all gharanas to unite and work for improving the method of teaching music. Music should not merely be considered as entertainment. Its intricacies must be taught, he said.
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Region 3, Northwest Territories
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Region 3 is the name of a Statistics Canada census division, one of six in the Northwest Territories, Canada. It was introduced in the 2011 census, along with Regions 1, 2, 4, 5, and 6, resulting in the abolition of the former census divisions of Fort Smith Region and Inuvik Region (the latter not to be confused with the modern-day administrative region of the same name).
It is located within the North Slave Region administrative region and is entirely surrounded by Region 6.[1][2] The region has the same communities as the Monfwi electoral district.
The 2011 census reported a population of 2,812 and a land area of 25,080.94 km2 (9,683.81 sq mi).[3]
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Driver, No. 4, Red Bull Racing Team (2011); Chase for the Sprint Cup participant (2006 and 2009); 11-time Sprint Cup race winner (2005-09); 20-time Sprint Cup pole winner (2004-2010); Richard Petty Motorsports and Red Bull Racing Team (2009-10); Evernham Motorsports and Gillett Evernham Motorsports (2004-08); NASCAR Nationwide Series (2002-03); USAC National Midget champion, National Midget Driver of the Year (2000); various open-wheel series (1994-2002).
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Racing World, Meet Kasey Kahne
A Northwest Mini-Sprints championship and track title at Hannigan Speedway were nice, but if Kasey Kahne were going to make it in sprint cars he'd have to go to the competition.
At age 17, only three years after he first strapped into one of father Kelly's cars, he left his native Washington state for the Midwest — a region just as famous for sprints and midgets as the Southeast is stock cars. From 1998 to 2002, Kahne sharpened his skills in the winged sprinters of the World of Outlaws, All-Star Circuit of Champions, Gumout Racing Series and Northern Sprint Tour.
Kahne, as they say, arrived in 2000.
He opened with an upset victory at Williams Grove Speedway and closed with the USAC National Midget Series championship and National Midget Driver of the Year honors. A year later, Kahne won four USAC midget races — including the Belleville Midget Nationals — on top of 10 top-five finishes in 11 starts. He also matched sprint car-turned-NASCAR star Jeff Gordon by claiming his second consecutive victory in the prestigious Night Before the 500 at O'Reilly Raceway Park.
Like many young and talented American open-wheelers, Kahne soon was plugged into the NASCAR pipeline.
In 2002, as a part-time driver for an outmanned and underfunded No. 98 car at Robert Yates Racing, Kahne managed only one top 10 in 20 starts in the NASCAR Busch Series. The next season he earned full-time status in Akins Motorsports' No. 38, totaling a pole, four top fives, 14 top 10s and a breakthrough victory in the Homestead finale.


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text: French game maker Mando Productions has started the campaign for the Steampunk adventure game The Dead Flower Case for IOS, Android, Mac and PC is live on Kickstarter. This game's distinctive style is based on the Steampunk sculptures of acclaimed Belgian artist Stephane Halleux, whose character Mr Hublot is also the main hero of an Oscar-nominated short movie. Here are some screens and the pitch video. Check it out: The Dead Flowers Case is a 2.5D murder/mystery point and click adventure, set in a mechanised, retro-style dystopian world in which workers take Nevrovitamin pills so they never have to take a break. All plant life has long since been eliminated, leading police to investigate why some dead flowers have been found next to the body of a murdered factory worker. Players will have to use tools, interrogate people and use two archaic machines to solve the case. You can get more info and contribute to the campaign on: http://kck.st/1bj3nGo Tweet ----------------------------------------------------- Check out our iPhone and iPod touch Game and App Reviews at: http://www.mobiletechreview.com/iPhone-game-reviews.htm Check out our iPad Game, Book and App Reviews at: http://www.mobiletechreview.com/iPad-game-reviews.htm -------- MTR News |


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Property Law Serves Human Society: A First-Year Course AgendaPeter W. SalsichSaint Louis University - School of Law 2002 St. Louis University Law Journal, Vol. 46, p. 617, 2002 Saint Louis U. Legal Studies Research Paper Abstract: This essay explains how a first year property law course offers an opportunity to explore the human dimension of property while learning the language and rules of property law. Placing an emphasis on the relational aspect of property law helps students understand the connection between individual rights and community responsibilities while dispelling any trepidation they may have had upon entering the course. The author gives examples of ways to insert concrete examples drawn from contemporary public issues that highlight relationships into the traditional property law course. The article also suggests ways to provoke lively discussion on topics such as the role of discovery in the acquisition of property, transferability of property through common law estates in land, the law of gifts and commercial real estate transactions, sharing of property as common owners, landlord and tenant or members of planned unit developments, and controlling the use and development of land through public and private land use regulation. Number of Pages in PDF File: 11 Date posted: February 21, 2011 ; Last revised: December 17, 2012Suggested CitationContact Information
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Posting Form Data and sending custom Request Headers with XMLHTTP By Peter A. Bromberg, Ph.D.
Recent posts to our Discussion Forums on Eggheadcafe.com lead me to see that there may be many people who are having difficulty understanding how to use XMLHTTP and SERVERXMLHTTP correctly. In particular, people tend to confuse the methods needed to send form data, which is TEXT, vs. sending a complete XML DOMDocument object, which is treated differently.
Since I've already gone through most of the pain involved in learning this tool, I'm taking this opportunity to share some of the things I've learned. First, let me say that XMLHTTP gives the developer a totally unique paradigm in the development of web- based applications, particularly in that we now have the ability to make the client browser far more intelligent and intuitive, to store often - used data there, and to avoid much of the constant form posts and round trips and database calls that previously placed a high load on the webserver.
One of the most important things you'll probably need to do in order to get ServerXMLHTTP working properly is to run Proxycfg -d on the machine that's going to be using it. You can find this tool here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/code/sample.asp?url=/msdn-files/027/001/468/msdncompositedoc.xml
What we are going to illustrate in this short article is:
1. How to send form data (NOT XML) using xmlhttp, receive it on the server side, process it, and send back a result to the originating client. The originating client page will never reload.
2. How to set a custom request header in the originating client page, have this received and processed at the server, and a result also sent back in the result stream.
First, let's design our client page, "SendReqHeader.htm":

"Last-Cached" Custom
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 Name 	 <input name='Customername' type="edit"/>

 Telephone number 	 <input type="edit" name="telno"/>

 <input type='button' value='send Information' align='center' onclick='sendinfo()'/>

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What this page does is get two input values from the user (Customername and TelNo) and create the same type of string from them that a normal form post would contain, in the format : "Name=John&TelNo=4075551239".
Then, it sets a custom header using the setRequestHeader method consisting of the name "lastCached" having a value of now(), which is the VBScript DateTime method. We then must set the Content-Type request header to "application/x-www-form-urlencoded" in order to tell the receiving page that this is a FORM POST, not a regular HTTP GET or any other type of action. Once we do this, the receving ASP page will be able to access the contents of the form collection in the same way most ASP developers are familiar with: Request.Form("Name") and Request.Form("TelNo"). And of course the data is actually POSTED by the XMLHTTP control, NOT by any HTML FORM control. In fact, as I am sure you've noticed, there isn't a FORM control to be found anywhere on this page.
We've also set up a few DIV's to enable us to display what was sent, the XMLHTTP status property, and the results we get back from the XMLHTTP responseText property. Even though we are going to be sending back well-formed XML from the server page, I've used the responseText method in order to be able to display the results. In a production environment, we'd probably be loading the result XML into a DOMDocment object and doing further processing, such as updating an XML data island or some area of the user interface controls.
Now let's look at what's happening on the server in "HttpReqServer.asp":
<%@ language=javascript %> <% Response.Expires = -1000; var result = Server.CreateObject("MSXML2.DOMDocument") var OutputString=""; var customHeader = Request.ServerVariables("HTTP_lastCached"); OutputString+="<Name>" +Request.Form('Name') +"</Name>" OutputString+="<TelNo>" +Request.Form('TelNo') +"</TelNo>" // Get milliseconds between now and when "LastCached" header was created var timeDiff = new Date(customHeader); timeDiff = new Date()-timeDiff; var resTime="<TimeDiff>" +timeDiff + "</TimeDiff>"; OutputString+=resTime; if(customHeader != "") { result.loadXML("<result>" + OutputString +" </result>"); var pi = result.createProcessingInstruction("xml", "version='1.0'"); result.insertBefore( pi, result.firstChild); result.save(Response); result.erase; } else { Response.Write("
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Here, we are instantiating a DOMDocument object to handle our result document. We grab the custom Header "lastCached" using the Request.ServerVariables("HTTP_lastCached") ASP intrinsic method (Custom headers have "HTTP_" prepended to them in the servervariables collection).
We begin building a response XML document: OutputString+="<Name>" +Request.Form('Name') +"</Name>", and we set a new Date object using the value of the customHeader we sent from the client. We then create a second date object and do date arithmetic to get the number of milliseconds difference between when the custom Header was created and now. This type of procedure can be used to check the last time a page was loaded (cached) by the client and is extremely useful in making decisions about what and whether to send data back to the client. In this simple example we are simply going to show the time difference and send it back along with the data that was sent, so we load it all into our DOMDocument.
We then use the createProcessingInstruction DOM method to add the standard XML PI to the beginning of our document, and SAVE it directly into the Response object. You can do this because the Response object supports streams and that is what a Saved xml DOM object is. (you can also LOAD a request stream into an XML DOMDocument object) . And out it goes, right back to the XMLHTTP on the client which has been patiently listening for its return document, and we display our stuff with the innerHTML or innerText DHTML DOM element methods.
So there you have it. It's not your father's XML.
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MD: Stertil-Koni Awards Peter Bowers with "Achievement of Excellence" Award
Peter Bowers, right, receives "Achievement of Excellence" award from Stertil-Koni President Jean DellAmore.
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Stertil-Koni announced that Peter Bowers, the company's highly regarded technical sales support manager, has received the highly coveted "Achievement of Excellence" award.
The announcement was made by the company's president Jean DellAmore, before an appreciative audience of nearly 100 attendees at Stertil-Koni's 18th Annual Distributor Meeting, held in Orlando, Florida, May 4-7.
In making the announcement, DellAmore, noted, "Peter is clearly one of the most talented, knowledgeable and dedicated professionals in the entire field of heavy duty vehicle lifting systems. What's more, every single day he brings his 'A' game to provide exceptional and innovative solutions to our expert team of distributors and their clients. Stertil-Koni recognizes his exceptional efforts and salutes his contribution to the entire company."
Bowers joined Stertil-Koni more than 14 years ago and during his tenure has held numerous key roles at the company including service manager, parts manager as well as the general manager. Today, he provides sales and technical support for the full range of heavy duty lifting products offered by Stertil-Koni.


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There's something vaguely embarrassing about the hip-swiveling salsa craze that infatuated gringos in the '90s after suburban moms deemed the lambada too outré.
To Bruce (Nick Frost), it's doubly shameful: Not only was he once a peacocking teenage dance prodigy, he quit after bullies forced him to eat his own sequins. Twenty-five years later, he's resigned to mediocrity when his new boss, Julia (a charming-as-ever Rashida Jones), a salsa nut, makes his heart go heel-toe-spin.
Time to wax his chest, slick on fake tanner, and convince his dour former coach (Ian McShane) to resume their lessons. Frost can play lovable losers in his sleep, but to succeed, Cuban Fury has to make him dance. A fat man falling down gets a cheap laugh; a fat man with magic feet makes us cheer.
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Director James Griffiths splits the difference between ridicule and respect, and the resulting comedy is as trite and cloying as a rum and coke. Chris O'Dowd (Bridesmaids) perks things up as Bruce's snide coworker who vies for Julia's attentions, even undermining the premise of the film by asking, "You thought that the parsnip would win the butterfly by doing a bit of tiny shoe shuffle?" Actually, yes.
Cuban Fury does think a Nice Guy™ deserves to win the girl of his choice with a little sweat. Which means as progressive as it might feel for fat guys, losers, and salsa stalwarts, it's rotten for women: Julia — who shows only chummy interest in both men — must still date one of them at the end.
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Sarkissian to Play for NCAA Singles Championship Title
May 25, 2014 Complete Results | Photo Gallery WATCH MONDAY'S FINAL AT 9 AM PT HERE ATHENS, Ga. – Alex Sarkissian of the Pepperdine men's tennis team is having the senior year most student-athletes can only dream of, and it isn't even over yet. The Waves' ace will have the rare honor of playing for the NCAA Singles Championship title in his final match as a college player on Monday, after winning in three sets in the semifinals this afternoon. Sarkissian (Glendale, Calif./Glendale CC) ended Denis Nguyen's Cinderella run at the tournament, holding off the Harvard player 4-6, 7-5, 6-2. The Wave's feat is an incredibly rare accomplishment. He is just the eighth player in program history to reach the semifinal round of the NCAA Singles Championship, and just the third to advance to the title match. He joins company with Brad Gilbert, who finished runner-up in 1982 and Robbie Weiss, who won Pepperdine's only NCAA Singles Championship title in 1988. "It's hard to believe, but tomorrow will be my last match for Pepperdine," reflected Sarkissian. "I'm really excited to get to play in the finals. It's a great feeling and great for this University." "With the tough season we had, this is just tremendous for our program, for Alex, to end the year on such a positive note," said head coach Adam Steinberg. "Alex is focused, he's motivated and playing so smart. He can beat anybody right now." To do that, however, Sarkissian will have to beat one of the nation's elite. Marcos Giron of UCLA enters tomorrow's match ranked #2, and was the only top-eight seeded player to avoid the upset in the first round. Sarkissian is 1-1 all-time vs. Giron, losing 6-2, 6-3 earlier this year in dual play but winning last season's meeting 6-4, 7-5. As Americans, both will be playing for a wild card entry into the main draw of the U.S. Open, which begins in August. The runner-up will take a spot in the qualifying draw. So what's it going to take for Sarkissian to walk away with the national title? "It's going to take belief more than anything," said Steinberg. "Marcos is a great player and just so solid on both sides. Alex hits the ball as well or even better than anyone in the country, even before this tournament, but he doesn't always believe he belongs here. If he believes then he'll have a great chance tomorrow." It was clear Sarkissian was right where he belonged today as one of four players left standing in the 64-player draw. Both sides struggled to hold serve in set one, but neither Sarkissian nor Nguyen never led by more than one game until the very end of the frame. Tied at 4-4, the Wave fought off break point twice but ultimately lost the game. Sarkissian threatened the break back and extend the set, but Nguyen held serve to take the stanza 6-4. "I was full of mixed feelings at the beginning of the match. Nerves. Excitement. But as I got into the match, I started feeling less pressure and just enjoyed playing in the moment," said Sarkissian. Unlike the first, set two was nothing but on serve from the start. Sarkissian tipped the momentum in his favor after holding at love to take a 6-5 lead. With Nguyen serving, Sarkissian continued to win points and quickly snagged a triple set point opportunity. The Pepperdine ace took full advantage and broke Nguyen at love to clinch the frame 7-5 and extend the match to a third set. "He mixed up his game in set two," said Steinberg. "Alex did a better job keeping the ball out of Denis' strike zone, where he really likes to hit the ball. He mixed up the height of his shots and it really paid off." Sarkissian snagged the earlier advantage in the deciding set and went ahead 3-0. The senior only got better from there and went on to win 6-2 and advance to the finals. Monday's championship match is scheduled for 9 a.m. and will be broadcasted live on NCAA.com. Joe Gentry and Harry Cicma will be calling all the action live from courtside. One person you know will be cheering on Sarkissian tomorrow is his doubles partner and fellow senior Francis Alcantara (Cagayan de Oro, Philippines/Fresno State). Sarkissian and Alcantara had a memorable run in the doubles championship, reaching the quarterfinals and picking up ITA All-American honors. "He's been an absolute good luck charm for me," said Sarkissian of Alcantara. "He's been my teammate these last two years, but he's also one of my best friends and I feel blessed to have him here. I love looking over and seeing him there, whether its next to me playing doubles or sending me good vibes while I'm playing singles. NCAA Singles & Doubles Championship Doubles


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Health News Archive - May 19, 2011
MASON, Ohio, May 19, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- WHO: Labrador Retriever - Lucy - from Cedar Springs, MI was just named a finalist in the Eukanuba 28-Day Challenge Champion Contest; there will be a total of five finalists. As a finalist, Lucy and four other canines from around the U.S.
SEATTLE, May 19, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Omeros Corporation (NASDAQ: OMER) today announced that it is advancing two of its product candidates from its PharmacoSurgery(TM) platform - OMS103HP for arthroscopic meniscectomy and OMS302 for intra-ocular lens replacement surgery - into Phase 3 clinical development programs.
Children whose mothers smoked while pregnant are at an increased risk of developing asthma, possibly because smoking while pregnant can change the structure of the child's DNA, weakening the immune system.
KIRKLAND, Wash., May 19, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- In the long-term care insurance (LTCi) sales field, business has been pretty flat for the past few years.
MUNICH, BRUSSELS and BUDAPEST, May 19, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- The European Patent Office, the Hungarian EU Council Presidency and the European Commission awarded Europe's most prestigious innovation prize at the Academy of Sciences in Budapest today. To view the Multimedia News Release, please click: http://multivu.prnewswire.com/mnr/prne/epo/48919/ The winners are: - Lifetime Achievement: Per-Ingvar Branemark (Sweden).
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz., May 19, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Three students from Cortiva Institute School of Massage Therapy have received Lifelong Learning scholarships worth $1,000 each from the Arizona Private School Association. The Arizona Private School Association (APSA), the oldest and largest association of private postsecondary schools in Arizona, awards the scholarships each spring.
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First campaign problems
My problem is that when I start the first campaign, I get an error and it shuts down the program. I have tried to reduce graphics and doing changes in graphics to make the game work properly compared to my computer. Btw i'm using windows 2007. Please help me, this game is amazing. |
Reinstall the game. And welcome to LF !
I have reinstalled the game twice and it still not working
Hmm, have you Windows 7 ?
Is it 64-bit, and do you have it on disc or steam?
Oh, you have Windows 2007 ! Sorry, i forgot it. And: Turn Bump Mapping to Low.
i meant windows 7, and 64-bit and on disc
Ah, thats the problem.You must turn in the main menu the Bump Mapping to Low, otherwise it will crash !
the bump mapping? where is that?
It's in the options along with the audio options, graphics settings, etc. should be a nice big button that says "options" on the main menu :)
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yeah it helped alot, thanks
No problemo :) Although Hawk helped you with most of it :p
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