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>I too have had a problem with my Linux drive and as Dr. Schronek I am not
> comfortable with the whole shell/bash thing. Did I say that right?
> I did notice something very interesting though...I d/l the latest and
> greatest version of Ubuntu and burned image to disk. I then went to live
> mode and used the option of repair instead of install. It worked and I
> found that I now have a working Ubuntu OS. Problem was that since I
> didn't
> change the boot order of my hard drives in my bois it used the windblows
> drive and installed grub wiping out the other bootloader. Now you might
> think that this is a good thing but my wife uses windows and I sure didn't
> want to mess things up. I love my wife but more important I like a
> peaceful
> coexistance with her.
> I repaired the windblows mbr and then changed the boot in bios. I
> repaired
> Ubuntu again but it didn't work. It still will not boot into Ubuntu.
> It appears that I have a working OS but the bootloader is somehow messed
> up.
> Is there an easy fix?
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President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has held a meeting with leaders of registered political parties on the National Vision 2030 document, which will be debated at a National Conference in Gbarnga, Bong County, from December 10-12, 2012.
At the well-attended meeting on Monday, President Sirleaf welcomed the political party leaders, and used the occasion to introduce the National Vision 2030, an undertaking that began in 2010 and has now reached the stage where it is to be discussed at a National Conference.
"We've tried to put together where our country is today, and where we want it to be tomorrow," President Sirleaf said, adding that the whole exercise came out of a robust consultative process.
According to an Executive Mansion release, President Sirleaf informed political party leaders that the National Vision 2030 is derived from a series of regional, district and Diaspora consultations, in addition to some technical underpinnings, to ensure that what is said is not about aspirations and expectations, but is grounded in professional studies from four different but interrelated perspectives, including the country's demography, economy, social structures and governance.
"After these consultations, you are the first group that we are coming to discuss it with. The idea is to present this to the public shortly," the Liberian leader said.
Providing an overview, the Chairman of the Governance Commission and a sponsor of the process, Dr. Amos Sawyer, said initial discussions on National Vision 2030 took place throughout the country, including the 156 administrative districts and all sectors of society.
He said the involvement of all Liberians, among them, political parties and youths, was intended to ensure that this Vision is owned and implemented by Liberians as the National Vision 2030 is meant to go beyond the current administration.
The National Vision 2030 is not a blueprint and a set of specific policy recommendations, Dr. Sawyer explained. "Rather, it is a framework to say, we Liberians, over the next 20 years, this is where we want to go. We may have variations in policies from one administration to another, but on the overall directions, we will all reach one understanding about it," Dr. Sawyer stated, reminding political party leaders that this Vision can only be successful as a national effort.
Dr. Sawyer stressed that the Conference Organizing Committee did not want to only brief political party leaders about the National Vision 2030, but to make sure that it is sufficiently understood by the senior leaders of political parties as the idea of this Vision goes beyond one single administration; thus, it should involve everybody and should be embraced by everybody.
Providing insight about next Monday's Conference, a co-Chair of the Conference Organizing Committee, Dr. Elwood Dunn, said the Committee has prepared a 25-page summary of a bigger document that looks at two broad areas: all of the major studies that have been done to provide the knowledge for the Vision exercise, as well as the consultations that were done across the country and the Diaspora.
"The purpose is to lay this before the Liberian people and say to them, we have consulted broad and wide, and these are some of the tentative conclusions from this exercise and we are here to solicit your support," he said. At the end of the exercise, they would end up with about a five-page document that would reflect not only what is in the original document but the concerns, questions, views and perspectives that will be expressed at the Conference itself, he explained.
Dr. Dunn said that once the exercise is over and conclusions are derived, this will constitute the framework that will be called the Vision for Liberia. "This entire exercise is an attempt to allow us the opportunity to determine where we stand today as a people," Dr. Dunn said, noting that it is time for a national stock-taking, to determine where we are, figure out where we want to go, and appreciate the complication associated with moving forward.
Dr. Dunn also informed the gathering that two other documents will be highlighted at the Conference: an Agenda for Transformation and a Reconciliation Roadmap.
In a spirited exchange and with cordiality, political party leaders engaged the members of the Conference Organizing Committee to get clarity on their concerns. They also provided constructive suggestions.
Concluding, President Sirleaf informed the political leaders that with the National Conference Committee launching the Reconciliation Roadmap, Ambassador George Weah has consented to work with the government as "Peace Ambassador," and will assist with reconciliation efforts. He will put together his own Plan of Action as to how he will proceed.
The President said over several months, the National Steering Committee, with technical assistance from the United Nations system and others, has put together the Reconciliation Roadmap with much more specifics as to how it will be achieved.
In attendance at the meeting were: the National Chairman of the Congress for Democratic Change, Mr. George Solo; the National Chairman of the Unity Party, Cllr. Varney Sherman; the National Chairman of the National Patriotic Party, Cllr. Theophilus Gould; the National Chairman of the Liberty Party, Mr. Fonati Koffa; the National Chairman of the Alliance of Political Parties, Dr. Marcus Dahn; among others.


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Limited edition SLS GT3 revealed
'45th Anniversary' features engine fitted by legendary driver Bernd Schneider
Posted: 09 Oct 2012
Bernd Schneider is a five-times DTM champion, an FIA GT world champion and overall ITC winner from 1995. Now, it appears, he's also handy with a set of spanners and some oil.
We know this because Mercedes has just announced a very exclusive run of SLS AMG GT3 cars that have each had the 6.2-litre V8 hand-fitted by Bernd and an AMG technician. Welcome to the SLS GT3 '45th Anniversary', Intertweeps.
It exists to mark 45 years since AMG was born, and as such uses a very exclusive and special paint job called 'designo magno graphite', previously reserved for the SL65 AMG '45th Anniversary', itself unveiled in April this year. Even the wheels of the SLS GT3 are painted in the same colour to complement the body. Cool, no?
You get branded logos on the gullwing doors - as well as exposed carbon fibre - while the bonkers aero frippery including the rear wings, front and rear apron, front splitter and rear diffusor are all built using carbon fibre reinforced plastic.
Inside the exclusive paint theme continues, with a magno graphite steel rollcage, and steering wheel and dashboard decked out in silver and carbon fibre. Also, there are buttons. Many buttons.
And that engine? Well, in typical AMG fashion, not only do you get the signature of the AMG technician who fitted it, but in this case, Bernd's too. He's also on hand as your personal salesman should you choose to purchase one: Schneider himself takes you through the goodies within the SLS GT3 upon collection in Affalterbach.
Want it? It'll set you back €446,250, which, in proper money, is around £360k. Oh, and just five are being built, so you might want to hurry up and bag this "collector's item". To give some context, 49 SLS GT3s have been sold for customer competition since it's launch, and in its first season (2011), it scored 26 wins. This year, it took a triple victory at the Dubai 24hrs with a straight 1-2-3 flush. Also, it looks epically cool in grey.


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Well I think the latest BIOS, 1.10 is a UEFI based bios.
Nope, only the 2.xx Bios' seems to be.
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Not sure this even works, but I think that there may be a hardware conflict with your laptop. So I'd say take your hard drive out, plug it into a computer and install Windows 8 on it then put the hard drive back in the laptop.
I've never done that so I have no idea if an OS installation is specific to a certain computers hardware/processor ID or something.
Just an idea. Maybe someone else could say if that would actually work or not.
Posted 25 November 2012 - 04:47
Just in case someone comes along with a similar issue, sees this and attempt it....
OS installations don't work this way. At least not as simple as that. When you install Windows, the installation process loads drivers and files for your specific hardware. It was a good suggestion, just not one that actually works.
Posted 25 November 2012 - 04:57
Actually that will work in a lot of cases with Vista, 7 & 8. Just wait to activate until after you've swapped.
Posted 25 November 2012 - 05:03
no, as far as I'm aware that will work AS LONG as you shutdown before the restart timer reaches 0
So he could essentially install on an Intel based motherboard with an Intel CPU and then put that drive in an AMD based system and it would boot up without issue? I'm not being sarcastic either. I'm being serious. As far as I'm aware, that's not feasible.
Posted 25 November 2012 - 22:42
It's feasible.
So he could essentially install on an Intel based motherboard with an Intel CPU and then put that drive in an AMD based system and it would boot up without issue? I'm not being sarcastic either. I'm being serious. As far as I'm aware, that's not feasible.
Posted 25 November 2012 - 22:48
This bug check is issued if paged memory (or invalid memory) is accessed when the IRQL is too high.
The error that generates this bug check usually occurs after the installation of a faulty device driver, system service, or BIOS.
If you encounter bug check 0xA while upgrading to a later version of Windows, this error might be caused by a device driver, a system service, a virus scanner, or a backup tool that is incompatible with the new version.
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Posted 26 November 2012 - 01:16
It's feasible.
Moving the drive shouldn't be a problem due to how Windows works now in comparison to pre-Vista era installs. It's now image based and you can just deploy it to the drive, and then run sysprep...pull it out of machine A, and put it into machine B.
Running sysprep clears the 'unique' hardware info about the system...and then installs the correct drivers for the hardware once it's in the new machine. The HAL is nowhere near the headache that it used to be.


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Dotsie wrote:Catch-up wrote:Sorry about your old house. Hope you're able to get it resolved and sold quickly.
Don't want to sell it, I meant old as in 'it's old' rather than 'previous'
It's grade II Mad, but the changes would mean the window frames, which I can't touch There might be a work-around, I know there's others in my village who've been through this so there must a solution somewhere
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Snow or not, Winter Fest still a popular eventBy Lucia Suarez
STAFF WRITER | February 03,2013
Albert J. Marro / Staff Photo Faith Murray, left, steadies herself with a little help from her mother Kim Murray as she walks across a tightrope type line at Saturday's WinterFest in Rutland. It was the 11th Annual Rutland WinterFest and it was co-ordinated by the Rutland Recreation Dept. The event was held at Giorgetti park. 02/02/13Frigid temperatures and a lack of snow Saturday morning did not deter people from participating in the citys annual Winter Fest at Giorgetti Park.
Cindi Wight, director of the citys Recreation Department, said a nice flow of people kept spirits up throughout the day. She said the event had parking for everyone who came, unlike a couple of years ago when hundreds of people came and had to park all over the place.
With the colder weather people dont stay as long, Wight said. Even though there is no snow, people are still getting outside. The important message is that you can still be outside and having fun even if there is no snow.
In its 11th year, Winter Fest attracted people bundled up in warm coats. They took advantage of the marshmallow roast offered by the Rutland Boys and Girls Club and the hot chocolate served by Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Vermont. The Rutland Kiwanis Club served hot dogs all day.
Its great to have you out and active on this nice and cold winter day, Wight announced over the loudspeaker as people started to arrive.
Always a big hit, the snow piles drew kids of all ages and sizes trying to be the first to reach the top. This year the mounds were made with a mixture of real snow and Zamboni shavings from the Giorgetti Arena ice rink, Wight said.
The maintenance guys are great. Last year they packed in the Zamboni snow, she said. The kids really love those.
Also a hit this year was paintball, which for 6-year-old Aiden Hall was the best part of the day.
We have to get hot chocolate before we go, he said, rushing his mother, Sarah.
The Halls participate in the festival every year, snow or no snow. Its something fun to do outside with the family, Sarah Hall said.
You just have to make the best of it, she said.
The wife carry and the teddy bear carry around a small obstacle course was a lot of fun, Wight said, especially for kids who were left out last winter when the event only offered the wife carry.
New events this year included broomball in the indoor ice rink and slack lines a balancing activity in which participants walked along nylon straps hung between two trees.
Broomball was a great addition this year, Wight said. We will definitely be doing it next year.
Winter Fest has lacked snow in three of the last four years, she said, but it has continued to deliver its message: Get outside.
Even though we dont have snow, its good to get out and visit with the community, Wight said.
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No surgery for Keisel or LewisPosted by on December 31, 2012 – 1:12 pm
Coach Mike Tomlin held his final press conference of the 2012 season on Monday, and one of the first areas he addressed was the health of the team, including some players who suffered injuries against the Browns.
Defensive end Brett Keisel and cornerback Keenan Lewis both suffered MCL sprains, but the good news is neither will require surgery.
Safety Ryan Clark suffered a severe contusion to his left quad and spent Sunday night hospitalized as a precaution.
"I have touched base with him this morning and he has been released," said Tomlin. "He is resting comfortably at home. We did want to exercise caution with it to make sure nothing unfortunate developed in the middle of the night. He said it was uneventful and he's well-rested."
In addition Kelvin Beachum sustained a concussion, David DeCastro had a "severe" stinger, and Cameron Heyward suffered a broken rib against the Browns.
The other injury news centered on players who previously suffered injuries, including tight end Heath Miller who had ACL and MCL reconstructive surgery.
"There is no timetable on his rehabilitation or the steps in that regard to this point," said Tomlin.
Cornerback DeMarcus Van Dyke had surgery to have his shoulder reconstructed and running back Baron Batch had a plate inserted in his broken arm. There isn't a timetable on either player's recovery yet. Tomlin also said quarterback Ben Roethlisberger will not require any type of offseason surgery as a result of the rib injury he suffered earlier in the season.
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Dallas Stars (7-6-2) at Detroit Red Wings (9-5-2), 7:30 p.m.
(SportsNetwork.com) - The Dallas Stars aim for their first three-game winning streak of the season on Thursday night as they wrap up a road trip against the Detroit Red Wings.
The Stars have won the first two contests of their three-game swing, picking up shootout victories over the Ottawa Senators and Boston Bruins. It marks just the second time this season Dallas has won back-to-back games.
Tuesday's game versus the Bruins marked the first between the clubs since a trade between the clubs on July 4. Dallas acquired Tyler Seguin, the former second-overall pick of the 2010 draft, Rich Peverley and Ryan Button from Boston in exchange for Loui Eriksson and a trio of prospects.
Both Peverley and Seguin notched shootout tallies, while netminder Kari Lehtonen stopped three of the skaters he faced in the tiebreaker.
"Going into the game I didn't know what to expect. I heard some cheers, some boos. But it was a great hockey game and a great win," said Seguin, who won a Stanley Cup with Boston in 2011 and has six goals with 15 points in 15 games this season.
"One hundred percent I'd say it was a special game," added the forward. "I knew where this was on the calendar, my first time in Boston. Obviously, the win not only for me personally, but just for this team that was a good identity win for us."
Jaime Benn and Vernon Fiddler had regulation goals and Lehtonen made 34 saves for the Stars, who have points in six of their last seven (4-1-2).
"I think we all know they have a lot of big strong guys over there," said Peverley. "We don't want to get into the physical battles with them, but we have four good lines that can skate and we used that to our advantage tonight."
The Red Wings return home following a four-game road trip, winning the first three on the swing ahead of Monday's 4-2 loss to the Winnipeg Jets.
Henrik Zetterberg and Danny Dekeyser had goals and Jimmy Howard came up with 43 saves in the losing effort.
"You know, I didn't think we were great tonight in any way, but you got to give the opposition credit too," said Detroit head coach Mike Babcock. "They were at home and they gave up five goals the other night and they were ready to skate. I thought they played hard and we didn't play hard enough or didn't have the energy to play hard enough."
Dekeyser scored his first career NHL goal, which came in his 16th game this season and 27th of his career. Zetterberg added his eighth goal and 15th point of the campaign and has totaled nine goals and 39 points in 35 games against Dallas.
Forward Johan Franzen has missed the past two games due to illness and will not play tonight.
The Red Wings are set to play four straight and seven of their next eight at home and have won three of their last four in Detroit versus Dallas. They have won six of the past seven encounters overall, holding the Stars to four goals in the past four meetings.
Howard is 6-5-1 with a 2.17 goals against average and one shutout in 12 meetings with the Stars, while Lehtonen has gone 4-6-0 with a 3.24 GAA in 10 games against the Red Wings.


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Bluetooth patent suit filed in the USA
The Washington Research Foundation administers patents relating to research done at the University of Washington. Just before Christmas the Foundation filed suit against Nokia, Samsung and Panasonic (Matsushita) saying that they had sold & imported infringing technology.
The companies involved all use Bluetooth chips from Cambridge Silicon Radio (CSR). Lego also uses CSR Bluetooth chips in the Lego NXT. Lego is unlikely to be directly involved the court case at any point, (the number of Bluetooth devices it has sold are relatively small), but may be affected by the outcome.
Over 1 billion (1000 000 000) Bluetooth devices have been sold and CSR is considered to have over 50% of the market. Rival Bluetooth chipset maker Broadcom has reportedly licensed the Washington Research Foundation patents.
Happy New Year to all Lego NXT fans from Cambridge, UK.
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I had to do a current events report on that today...:)
Personally, I don't know enough about it, the article (non-plural) that I read didn't give any details about the specific chipset that is in question, so I don't know who to "root" for, are the companies at fault for violating a patent, or does the non-profit organization not know what they're saying?
- Jan 5, 2007, 10:50:00 AM
- Jim Kelly said...
It's funny how companies/organizations wait so long to file these suits... similar to the one last year against Blackberry/RIM. The technology grows and expands its user-base and then someone steps in and says "I invented it and I want everyone to pay me a $XX.00 royalty."
I'm no patent lawyer (or lawyer, period) but I've often wondered if it should be legal for universities to hold patents, considering that they receive federal and state funding (in the USA). That's a total side-topic, sorry...
- Jan 5, 2007, 11:01:00 AM
Must be a slow news day.
Just teasing, NXT STEP. I guess this is relevant since it involves bluetooth.
Keep up the good work this year. It seems that only NXT STEP and NXTASY are blogging these days about NXT so please don't stop. The Lego websites and BNXT are dead in the water. Our news sources are drying up!
- Jan 5, 2007, 12:08:00 PM
- Tony Naggs said...
Hi Maniac
Part of the background is that the companies participating in creating the Bluetooth standard have agreed not to charge license fees to implementors for any patents they hold.
As for timing, it is a little odd that the inventor studied at Washington University in the mid-90's but one of the patent applications was filed in 2003. This was granted only in October 2006, hence presumably the law suit being filed now. (Sources: The Seattle Times and TechWorld)
I do not know the low level details of Bluetooth, but I am curious as to what technology could be in a 2003 patent that was not obviously deducible by an radio technology engineer from the earliest (1998) publication of the Bluetooth specification.
- Tony N
- Jan 5, 2007, 12:19:00 PM
- Tony Naggs said...
Hi anonymous
I think the joy of The NXT Step is the diversity of interests of the contributors. My interests include hacking hardware and Tech news.
The most extreme outcome of the case is that the Washington Research Foundation gains an injunction against the import and sale of all products with CSR Bluetooth chips. This is very unlikely, usually patent cases will be resolved before escalating to this level.
However the threat is potentially there, and if it happened it could affect availability many products including the Lego NXT.
- Tony N
- Jan 5, 2007, 12:41:00 PM
- Jim Kelly said...
Hi, Anonymous... I'll agree with Tony on the topic that The NXT Step and NXTasy are able to post frequently and with more diverse topics due to the number of contributors involved.
LEGO (and LEGO Ed) are businesses and my guess is that they don't have a full-time staff (or even single employee) dedicated to updating their blog and news sections. BNXT was created by Filip and he and his wife had a baby last year... I'm pretty certain he's got his hands full right now :)
Christmas has just ended... and a LOT of people received an NXT set as a gift. I think we'll see some more blogs or websites pop up this year dedicated to the NXT.
Hang in there... we'll obviously post when we have something newsworthy or interesting. The NXT is still less than 1 year old... the RCX had 8+ years to develop content, books, websites, etc... the NXT will get there.
- Jan 5, 2007, 11:44:00 PM
- Brian Davis said...
As to the "keep blogging" comments, we will... just remember we need time to play to generate blog content as well :-) !
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Transfer embargo blow for Barrow AFC - updated with club statement
Last updated at 17:03, Monday, 07 January 2013
BARROW AFC have been placed under a transfer embargo because of an outstanding tax bill.
The football club's chairman Brian Keen last night moved to ease supporters' concerns and said the unpaid National Insurance bill would be sorted this morning.
Speaking to the Evening Mail, Mr Keen said: "Yes, there is a transfer embargo, but I didn't know about it until Saturday night.
"We (the club directors) have all talked and it will be sorted in the morning.
"It's just this one National Insurance bill to be cleared, which will be done tomorrow. Other than that we are in full control and we are healthier now than we have been over the last 12 years.
"It's the only real debt we've got and we have stretched it by one week because we haven't had home game revenue due to a lack of home games recently."
It has been a tough first half of the 2012/13 season for the Bluebirds both on and off the pitch, with the team sat bottom of the Blue Square Bet Premier table and revenue significantly hit by falling home attendances.
It is also understood there have been delays of a few days in the club paying wages to players on occasions this season.
The embargo is the reason Barrow's deal to sign defender Danny O'Donnell on a free transfer from Stockport County fell through on Friday, with the player having already trained with the AFC squad earlier that day.
Speaking last night, AFC manager Dave Bayliss told the Evening Mail: "The directors have put a lot of time and money into the club and we all want the same thing, to do well.
"Brian rescued the club years ago and they have financed the club. I know Brian has put a lot of money in, so have others and I think any personal criticism that is aimed at them is harsh.
"They have tried to keep up with this level of football and have the best interests of the club at heart.
"All the club is doing is trying to stay in this league and to do so it costs a lot financially. Things like travelling to away games, overnight stays and paying referees all cost.
"I just think we all really need to pull together. Getting on people's backs and pointing fingers will not help the cause."
Barrow are next in action tomorrow night when they play an away game at Luton Town.
If the embargo is not lifted before then, Mr Bayliss may only have 12 players to pick from.
It is understood under such an embargo a club can still sign non-contract players, but cannot bring in anyone on a transfer or loan deal.
Winger Danny Rowe's contract at the club has now expired, while loan players Joe Jackson and Tom Anderson have returned to parent club Burnley following the end of their spells at Holker Street.
* Barrow AFC today (Monday) released the following club statement:
"Having a player embargo placed on the club is not something that we wanted to happen, nor is it where we want to be.
"But given recent circumstances of cup postponements due to weather and the loss of a home league game to the cup replay followed by no home game until late January the club has a cash flow problem.
"The board can reassure fans that there is no long term financial danger to the club. Obviously money is tight with lower than hoped for league gates of less than a thousand.
"You can rest assured that the situation will be resolved at the earliest opportunity this week."
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Thats the point dannybafc, People have been getting behind the Club,& as for the board putting Thousands of there own money in the Club, What do you think the Fans & the Town have been doing for so many years? do you think the board have been doing it out of the goodness of there own hearts? Jog on!!
Barrow afc keep asking thr Town to "get brhind "them.Unfortunately this costs.Barrow AFC when spending money expect to receive a return on their investmant otherwise they make changes. This understandable business accumen extends to the people of Barrow and each time they go through the turn stile they expect a return on their investment. Perhaps Barrow could entice people back by charging £5 ticket They would more than double gate receipts plus extra bar revenue etc. Then its down to the players. After recent shows the fans deserve some pay back
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The second public meeting, which follows the premiere public event March 11, will be held earlier so it wont take place during the spring break week of the towns schools.
Paul Costello, executive director of the Vermont Council on Rural Development said April 11, VCRD staff will be presenting a synthesis of the big ideas that Manchester community members generated March 11. Those attending the meeting April 11 will help set the priorities for the next step in the visit.
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"I was definitely apologetic," O'Neal said. "We can't control our health."
O'Neal's time in Boston was spent more in the trainer's room than on the floor with his teammates.
A left knee injury limited him to 24 games in 2010-11 while a left wrist injury forced him to call it a season after only 25 games last year.
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Yesterday, I spotted these very cool works by 222Doc. The "TRiTracks" crawler and a folder full of "Mobile Defense" robotics. The rubber/foam pads on his track system are his own creation and they look glued. LEGO likely has a few plans for the pin holes in the track links. There is also a pretty awesome walker there which combines elements from the RIS and NXT systems.
Only a link...since I couldn't find any contact information for 222Doc. Maybe he will see this and let us post a picture or two.
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- Andy said...
Go check out NXTasy.org and NXTLOG. You will find him both places :-)
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- Christopher R. Smith (Littlehorn) said...
Yep, you're right! I remember the walker now. It was mentioned on this blog last month.
Nice stuff!
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- Andy said...
I know! His creations is awsome!
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- 222Doc said...
Thank you all for the props. I have web space as well/blog thing at:
its not much but pictures. An links to show people were to learn more on lego robotics, places like here and Motocube, Nxtlog. I have always been a fan of technics and last oct, i seen the NXT on TV well i was hooked again. .
The rubber treads on my TriTracks are made from 5.10's rand rubber. I did use a very small amout of crazy glue to apply them. but very easy to remove with no harm to parts. I plane to mod them with 2 half pegs each one day so they will then be like lego parts. it will take alot of pegs though, hundreds. The rubber is very sticky too it has been the standard for Rock climbing for decades(for the rock climbers out there)most know about 5.10's c-4/s2 rubber it is amazing. Made by charles cole.
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