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Dave Birkett of the Detroit Free Press mentioned that impending free agent RT Gosder Cherilus may not be in the Lions' offseason plans. The Lions are expected to make major changes to their starting offensive line next season and Cherilus could be allowed to leave via free agency. Cherilus, 28, is an unrestricted free agent and might be sacrificed so that first round pick Riley Reiff can get more playing time. Cherilus was actually rated as the No. 7 best tackle in the league this season by Pro Football Focus. The problem for him is that there are a number of offensive tackles available in this year's free agent class, so it could force him to take less money than he would have received in previous years. We have Cherilus listed as the No. 40 best available player in our Top 50 Free Agents list. The post Lions May Allow RT Gosder Cherilus To Leave Via Free Agency appeared first on NFL Trade Rumors -.
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Celebrate three summer fruits with this decadent cheesecake. A rich and creamy cheesecake is topped with a generous layer of raspberries, cherries, and strawberries. While traditional cheesecake is paired with a graham cracker crust, this recipe uses a pie crust instead. You can also substitute the fruit to incorporate your favorites.
Triple Fruit Cheesecake
Recipe Courtesy of Pillsbury
1 box Pillsbury® refrigerated pie crusts, softened as directed on box
2 tablespoons water
2 tablespoons coarse sugar
2 packages (8 oz each) cream cheese, softened
1 1/4 cups granulated sugar
1 tablespoon lemon juice
1 teaspoon vanilla
1 container (8 oz) frozen whipped topping, thawed
1/4 cup seedless raspberry preserves
1 can (21 oz) cherry pie filling
3 cups fresh strawberries, each quartered
1 cup fresh raspberries
Heat oven to 450°F. Remove 1 crust from pouch. Make pie crust as directed on box for One-Crust Baked Shell using 10-inch glass pie plate. Bake 9 to 11 minutes or until golden brown. Cool completely, about 30 minutes.
Meanwhile, to make cheesecake decorations, grease cookie sheet with shortening or cooking spray, or line with parchment paper. Remove remaining crust from pouch; unroll onto cookie sheet. Cut crust into large holly leaves using cookie cutter. Cut small circles for holly berries. Place on cookie sheet; sprinkle with coarse sugar.
Bake decorations 8 to 10 minutes or until light golden brown. Carefully remove from cookie sheet to cooling rack. Cool completely, about 15 minutes.
In large bowl, beat cream cheese, granulated sugar, the lemon juice and vanilla with electric mixer on medium speed until fluffy. Fold in whipped topping until well blended. Spread 2 cups cream cheese mixture in cooled baked shell. Gently spoon and spread preserves over mixture. Spread with remaining cream cheese mixture.
In medium bowl, mix pie filling, 2 1/2 cups of the strawberries and 1/2 cup of the raspberries. Spoon over cream cheese mixture. Sprinkle with remaining strawberries and raspberries. Refrigerate at least 4 hours or until set. Just before serving, arrange some of the holly leaves and berries on cheesecake. Serve individual slices with additional holly leaves and berries. Store in refrigerator.
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Carlos Holguin was accused of causing the death of his 27-year-old passenger, Sean Flemister, on May 4.
Jurors, who heard two days of testimony in 94th District Bobby Galvan's court, recommended a suspended 10-year prison sentence and fine of as much as $5,000 for Holguin. The jury deliberated for two hours on Thursday and about three hours Friday before reaching a decision. A hearing will be scheduled for a later date because Holguin also violated his probation on unrelated charges.
According to police reports, Holguin was driving a 2000 Dodge Stratus northbound on Shoreline Boulevard at high speed when it spun out of control and slammed into a light pole.
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Elks and fox in the country. That was my project for the Best Project Design Contest 2011 SSWC... Dan, a Dutch friend told me: "... Simon, you didnt win, but you didnt lose! You created something very nice with your own hand and skills..." Ok, the winners are better!
Background: plywood poplar recovered on trays (box) for fruit in the rebus.
Frame side: Fir Fir, barer and all trees: pine in different part of the plate to have different colors; Fox and Elk lying: cherry wood
Elk standing: French walnut
Grass: White plywood poplar recovered on trays for fruit in the rebus.
Finishing plate: basswood (linden) with bark; Trunk of external Fir: small branch with lichen cut. Cutting trunk: small branches of basswood. Dimensions: 14.7 x 12.59 x 1.98 inches or 37.5 x 32 x 4.8cm.
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The FreeMic 200 Cordless Speaker-Microphone includes an AC wall charger and tether w/ clip. Features include: 1) Near-field magnetic (NFMC)-based wireless, 2) Noise-canceling mic filters out intrusive background noise, 3) Push-to-talk for easy manual communication.
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This wireless microphone uses Near Magnetic Field technology (not Bluetooth) which allows you to transmit and receive on your shoulder microphone without any annoying wires running to your portable radio! :)
The advantages:
-No more wrapping that microphone cord through your OC or magazine holders.
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-In the winter, you can wear it on your jacket w/out annoying wires holding your coat open.
-Has jack to add Ear Hugger type earpiece.
-Comes with radio adapter. (If you change radio models, you just have to buy new $99 adapter for radio).
-You can transmit by pressing button on top of radio adapter, keeping hands down at your sides and speaking into shoulder microphone. (Good for covertly transmitting irate perp, or keeping underarm area of vest unexposed.)
-Doesn't feel like a toy. Hard plastic, durable.
-Works up to 5 ft. away from your radio!
-Completely secure transmissions between microphone and your portable.
-Volume control buttons on wireless microphone.
-Manufacturer will often lend demo unit for your dept. to try.
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-A panic button on the wireless microphone would make it perfect.
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|Loosely packed tarragon/1 1/2 teaspoons dried tarragon
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|Freshly ground pepper
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|6 Tablespoon, melted (3/4 Stick)
|4 Clove (20 gm), minced
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Preheat oven to 350°F.
Place chicken breast side up on work surface.
Carefully slip lemon slices under skin, covering breast, thigh and back as much as possible.
Arrange tarragon leaves over lemon slices.
Turn chicken over and make cut down length of backbone.
Cut other side of backbone and remove.
Turn breast side up and flatten by pressing on breastbone (remove breastbone if desired).
Tuck legs toward breast; fold wings behind breast.
Set chicken breast side up in shallow roasting pan and sprinkle with salt and pepper.
Roast 45 minutes, basting occasionally with pan juices.
Heat coals in barbecue grill until gray ash forms.
Spread around perimeter of barbecue so center is empty.
Place drip pan in center.
Set grill about 4 inches above coals and let coals burn about 20 minutes.
Set chicken breast side up in center of grill.
Combine butter and garlic and brush chicken generously.
Cook for 15 to 20 minutes.
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Next, tap the alarm clock with a plus sign icon at the top-right corner of the app. Lovely will ask you to pick a particular area on the map to confine your results, which is outlined with a rectangle. You can zoom in on the map, but you can't zoom out farther than roughly a four-by-five mile search area. In a small region like San Francisco or Manhattan, it's easy to fit a large neighborhood in those search parameters, but in a bigger city, such as Los Angeles, you might not be able to fit your desired area into one single alert, which is disappointing.
Once you select your map area, you can name the alert. One of mine is called "Cheap and bigger," which looks for one-plus bedroom residences in San Francisco's western Sunset neighborhood for less than $1,800 per month. I get at least one new notification per day for that alert, but my "Dream SoMa Apartment" alert (same criteria as "Cheap and bigger," but in a much more expensive part of town) has yet to return any results. While creating a new alert, you can also opt to accept invitations from landlords who post a new listing that meet your desires. I didn't receive any invitations while reviewing Lovely, but I like the idea of this feature.
I greatly appreciated that Lovely sent me alerts for new opportunities in real-time. Once I got the notification, I could quickly view the listing and decide if I wanted to respond to it immediately, flag it as a favorite to view later, or skip it all together. Lovely's goal with these alerts is to help you stay on top of hot new rentals and reply as quickly as possible, instead of waiting until you get home after work to respond. The thinking is, that in competitive markets like San Francisco and New York, the faster you reach out to the landlord, the better chance you have of getting a response. The only issue I had with this feature is that I'd often get duplicate alerts for the same listing after I'd already viewed it once.
Sealing the deal
A major selling point of Lovely is that it helps streamline the application process. That's not to say you won't need to fill out applications, provide bank statements, or pay for a background check, but most of the information you need to get the rental process started, including e-mails and phone numbers, is available in the app. Additionally, Lovely tracks correspondence between you and the landlord to help everyone stay on the same page.
If a listing has an e-mail address, you can send a prewritten e-mail response to the property manager. The e-mail is a canned response created by Lovely, but you can tweak each message to reflect your writing style or ask specific questions. Unfortunately, you cannot change the basic response and save it in the app. You can also choose to send your Renter Card, a digital dossier with your contact information, income, job title, move-in date, number of cohabitants, and pet information, with the e-mail.
You can expand your Renter Card details on Lovely's Web site to add landlord references and other personal details. Lovely says that including a Renter Card triples response rates for its users, because landlords can view some of the information they need to decide if you're the right tenant.
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The latest version of Lovely, released in February, gives you the extremely helpful option to pay your rent to your landlord automatically, whether you found your apartment on Lovely or not. In the app, there's a section to manage your rent payments, but to use it, you'll first need to set up your payments on Lovely's Web site from your phone or computer. To get started, you need enter your rent amount, landlord details, and bank account information. Once you submit your request to Lovely, the company sends an e-mail to your landlord, asking them to accept it.
If you're landlord isn't already on Lovely, he or she will just need to sign up for a free Lovely Pro account to accept rent payments. I did a bit of testing on both the renter and landlord side and can say that the process to create a new account and manage payments is dead simple, which will make it easy to convince your landlord to do it.
Once your landlord accepts your request and enters his or her bank information (so Lovely can deposit the money into their account), the company verifies that all the details are correct, which can take a day or so. When the process is complete, Lovely will automatically collect rent from your bank account on the first of each month, and transfer it to your landlord. You don't even have to lift a finger.
Given that my current landlord has specific instructions on how to pay my rent, I couldn't test out this feature to get a feel how well it works with real money at stake. That said, the convenience of automatically paying my rent without writing a check or going to the bank is very appealing and I'd definitely use it if I could. For your own piece of mind, Lovely says it uses bank-level encryption for the payments, and doesn't even share your bank information with your landlord, to keeps things secure.
Few things are more frustrating than looking for a new apartment, but Lovely makes the process less taxing. The app offers a few advantages over the traditional methods of hunting for an new place to live, mostly notably that it screens listings that meet your needs for you, so you don't need to spend tons of time searching on your own.
In my own personal hunt, I found myself checking Lovely far more often than other rental sites, such as Craigslist and Apartment List. Not only was it convenient to always have a fresh list of quality rentals in my pocket, I also found it hard to beat the app's slick design and useful communication tools. If you're looking to rent in a competitive market and need to find as many places as possible that meet your needs, your best bet is to use Lovely in conjunction with Craigslist and other classifieds services. However, for less competitive locations, I could see Lovely giving you all the listings you'd need to find a new place.


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"I have not seen or heard from my son in four weeks. I know he was alive a month ago because he stopped by his grandparent's house asking for food and money. You see, my son is running from multiple warrants for drug possession. I know that he has guns, and I'm afraid he'll kill himself or someone else–including me. I'm actually praying he will get arrested and go to prison so that he can at least realize that he has a problem.
The county budget may be balancing, but magistrates are still looking for ways to save taxpayer money while maintaining the services residents have come to expect.
After the article on Jeptha Knob, this scribe just had to go up there and take a look. I took several photos of the magnificent view and what must be meteorite debris. There were some huge boulders and many colorful small pieces. I may as well make it clear immediately that I was there by invitation. The property on the knob is all private. You can't just drive up there because locked gates won't allow it.
The emerald ash borer, a foreign-born insect that is decimating ash trees in the Midwest, was found near Cedarmore in Shelby County last week. That is the first confirmed sighting of the pest in Kentucky. A few days later, the borer was also found in Jessamine County, according to a press release from University of Kentucky entomologists.
UK Senior Nursery Inspector Joe Collins said entomologists are trying to determine the extent of the infestation in Shelby County, and he predicted "it will spread."
The rain held off early Saturday evening as the 168 members of the Spencer County High School's Class of 2009 marched across the stage at the amphitheater at Iroquois Park in Louisville to accept their diplomas and enter into the next chapter of their lives.
With two major road projects on tap for Spencer County in 2011, engineers from the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet held a public meeting last Tuesday to give residents not only the first glimpse of the plans, but also the chance to voice suggestions for improvements.
"We are trying to build projects that fit the community's structure," said state highway engineer Mike Hancock. "We will take all public comments because good ideas can come from anywhere."
The Kentucky Gourd Society would like to thank the community for supporting the KY Gourd Art Show. This year marked out 15th year here in Taylorsville.
The KGS Board consists of dedicated people from across the state of Kentucky. They promote the growing and crafting of gourds.
Although they prepare for the show all year, so does the community.
We would like to thank those that get the downtown ready for the visitors that come for that weekend.
Hayden Collins was recently named 5-year-old Player of the Week for the Northern Cal Ripken T-Ball League in Lexington. Hayden is the first baseman for the Reds and has been the key to many outs in the infield. His consistent catching and outstanding hitting ability led him to receive this honor.
Hayden is the son of Eric and Lisa Collins of Lexington and the grandson of Todd and Susan Collins of Mt. Eden.
On May 14, 1988, there was a bus crash in Carroll County, Kentucky caused by a man who had left a bar drinking alcohol. He was going the wrong way on 1-71 and ran into a bus carrying sixty-seven passengers. Twenty-seven of them died, and thirty-four injured, mostly children. Every year we have thousands of people killed on the highways caused by alcohol. Do we want these bars in our county where people sit and drink?
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When you start to think of building a private cloud into your datacenters, you might naturally think you need run out and buy a SAN. While you still may want to go buy a SAN, with Windows Server 2012 you do not necessarily need to. In Windows Server 2012 there has been a tremendous amount of improvement done to the storage capabilities. Specifically you now can have continuously available file shares on your cluster servers. This is mainly due to the new SMB 3.0 protocol built-in to the server, it really has made storage a first class citizen in Windows Server 2012. So for todays post I am going to take a look at how to build a Windows Server 2012 storage environment using Storage Pools and inexpensive Serial-Attached SCSI (SAS) disks to provide the necessary storage backend for your private cloud infrastructure. The best part is if you assigned the storage pool to your cluster you know have a continuous available share all built on fairly inexpensive disks. Even better than that is that Windows Server 2012 Hyper-V can leverage the clustered share now you have a virtualized environment that is always at your fingertips.
Create a storage pool is actually fairly straight forward, after you have the drives connected to the system. However, if you are going to build the storage out on a cluster there are some things you need to do that are unique to working with a clustered environment. Before you begin the process you will want to review the list of prerequisites located here: Deploy Clustered Storage Spaces Prerequisites.
The first thing you will need to install the multipath I/O software (MPIO). This feature allows for multiple physical paths to physical path as a single logical path for data access. In other words if you have a lot of drives configured in a JBOD enclosure with multiple SAS connections to each host, MPIO allows the hosts to see each physical drive path via a single redundant path. In a cluster, MPIO can be combined withStorage Spaces and Cluster Shared Volumes ( CSV ) to treat these physical drives as a single highly-available shared volume.
To install MPIO via the Add Roles and Features wizard in Server Manager or you can run the following PowerShell script:
Install-WindowsFeature –ComputerName servername –Name Multipath-IO
Install-WindowsFeature –ComputerName servername –Name Multipath-IO
You will also want to make sure sharing is working on your servers but a bulk of your work will come from making the storage spaces for your cluster to use. Storage Spaces offers an easy way to combine your drives into one logical volume. You can either create the storage spaces before you create the cluster or after creating the clustering. Either way is effective, I am going to take you through a quick look at creating the storage spaces, you can find some really detailed steps here: Deploy Storage Spaces on a Stand-Alone Server. Overall the procedure looks like this:
To create your storage pool go into server manager and select File and Storage Services, then select storage pools:
Right click in the Primordial Pool and select New Storage Pool. You will run the wizard where you can name the pool and specify which physical disks are to be used.
After your pool is in place then you need to create the virtual disk. To create the virtual disk, right click on your storage pool and select new virtual disk. The virtual disks you create provide the ability to create a simple, mirror or paritied layout for the drives:
You then also have the ability to determine the provision for the server Thin or Fixed. Thin provisioning, space is allocated on an as-needed basis. This optimizes the usage of available storage. However, because this enables you to over-allocate storage, you must carefully monitor how much disk space is available. With fixed provisioning, the storage capacity is allocated immediately, at the time a virtual disk is created. Therefore, fixed provisioning uses space from the storage pool that is equal to the virtual disk size.
Based on your provision type you will then be able to create your virtual disk. Then you can carve up your virtual disk like any other drive by creating volumes. Right click on the virtual disk and select new volume, and this is just like creating any other volume. Now when you create storage pools I am sure you might have some additional questions. There is an excellent FAQ located here: Storage Spaces Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ), that helps answers some of these questions:
After you have created your storage spaces you will then need to create your cluster, a couple of weeks ago I wrote a post that showed how to create a cluster for your Hyper-V hosts that outlines the process: 20 Days of Server Virtualization- Your Hyper-V Hosts and Clustering an Availability Story. There is also another good article here: Deploy Clustered Storage Spaces During the creation the cluster, you will simply need to add the storage spaces as storage for your cluster. Once the cluster is created then you need to create the continuously available file share, there is an excellent article showing this process (SMB Transparent Failover – making file shares continuously available), and to create a file share do the following:
Now this is where some magic happens, and magic is SMB 3.0. I wrote about all the improvements to SMB 3.0 here: 31 Days of Our Favorite Things: SMB 3.0 the Glue in Windows Server 2012. Once you have verified the share has been created in you cluster than it is a matter of leveraging that share for hyper-V. Overall this process straight forward, you will simply need to need to create your virtual machine and virtual machine hard disk on the file share, use a UNC path for the location i.e. \\clusterame\sharename. The only tricky part and really it is not that tricky is to set permissions on the share and the NTFS folder. For this to work properly, you will need to set full permissions on the NTFS folder for the following accounts:
You can do this easily enough in PowerShell. The following sequence will create a folder on the F: drive called VMS. In step 2 you will create a share and set full access permissions for the administrator account HAdmin in the Dom domain, two Hyper-V hosts (HV1, HV2 and since this is on a cluster, HVC for the cluster host:
When you think about the storage foundation for your private cloud. You do not have to go through all the costs of a SAN to create a continuously available environment. Using the built-in tools in Windows Server 2012, and leveraging your physical disks you can create a fantastic storage environment easily and inexpensively.
To learn more about the series and other parts please go here: Build Your Private Cloud in a Month - New Article Series


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Winter Carnival composed by Linda Spevacek. For SATB choir (a cappella). Octavo. Published by Heritage Music Press (LO.15-1288H).
An engaging arrangement of a traditional Danish folk dance with a secular text of winter. Meter changes, foot stomps, and hand claps add to the festive, dance-like flavor. Also available: Three-part Mixed (15/1287H).


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Although this 76-year-old market's specialty is lamb, its poultry and cuts of beef, pork, and veal are also top-notch. A third of the business is marinated meats, and the lamb kebabs are out of this world. Don't miss the honey-barbecue chicken.
Previous Winners:
2015 Best Butcher
2014 Best Butcher
There are gems for meat eaters of every stripe at this Somerville shop: owner Michael Dulock's expert cuts of New England—sourced, pasture-raised lamb, pork, and beef for steadfast locavores; a...
2013 Best Butcher
2012 Best Butcher
A selection of fresh meat and a knowledgeable staff are all you really need to get your carnivore on. Unless, that is, you've been spoiled by Savenor's Cambridge location, where...
2011 Best Butcher
The exotics section—black bear, kangaroo, rattlesnak—may score all the novelty points, but it's the top quality of the more-conventional meats at this family-run business that has won the dedication of...
2009 Best Butcher
Boston has become a bona fide haven for conscientious carnivores, what with Whole Foods boasting displays packed with New England meats and Lionette's Market touting pork from central Massachusetts and...
2009 Best Butcher
Boston has become a bona fide haven for conscientious carnivores, what with Whole Foods boasting displays packed with New England meats and Lionette's Market touting pork from central Massachusetts and...
2007 Best Butcher
Julia Child loved Savenor's because it offered the finest cuts and good advice on what to do with them. The same holds true today, whether you seek lamb, prime beef,...
1998 Best Butcher
Cognoscenti (including top chefs) admit that it's impossible to buy better meat anywhere in the city. Great cuts, fair prices (for the extraordinary quality you get), and straight talk about...
1997 Best Butcher
Recommended by Julia Child and practically every other chef in Boston, this is the place to purchase the tastiest tenderloin, the juiciest goose, and the finest pheasant in town...
1992 Best Butcher
For veal, lamb, and especially pork, this is the source. And don't miss the pancetta...
1984 Best Butcher
Where's the beef? Here, along with wonderful veal, pork, and rabbit...
1982 Best Butcher
Four years old, and becoming a legend...
1979 Best Butcher
The John Dewar & Company operation has been in business only since October, but already its commercial clients include Front Street, the Hermitage, and Jason's. The Dewar company also encourages...


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Damn, expansys say they're expecting to ship in two days so that makes sense actually I'll be gutted if it doesn't arrive by Thursday as I'm going away for a week Friday so not only will i not be here to take delivery but i won't be able to take it with me.
I'm in the same boat as you going away to next Saturday, and wanted to review phone and then use it while away to complete my review.
Unfortunately it looks like 28th March was a optimistic date on superetrader side.
Oh well I guess I I'll just have to make do with the Atrix!


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Created: 07/17/2014 7:40 AM WHEC.com
By: Rachel Spotts
He has spent 12 years in prison for a crime he says he didn't commit and today, he was granted a new trial.
A judge threw out Charles Pierre's conviction Thursday afternoon. He was convicted of killing two people inside a home before setting it on fire more than a decade ago. Now another man has come forward, confessing that he committed the murders.
Charles Pierre is one step closer to being a free man. On Thursday, Judge Doug Randall decided to grant Pierre a re-trial and vacated the conviction for that double murder back in 2002. But Pierre will remain behind bars for now.
Charles Pierre fought back tears Thursday. After spending twelve years in prison, he now has a chance at freedom. Judge Randall says he made the decision to grant a retrial based on new evidence.
The most compelling evidence of all was a confession by another man to the killings. Darrell Boyd allegedly admitted to his wife that he beat two people with a baseball bat and then set their apartment on fire back in 2002. Kathy Boyd took the stand a week ago.
Another key witness was Dolph Sturgis. He says he was in prison with Darrell Boyd. Sturgis says Boyd confessed to the killings and said that he feared his wife would turn him into police.
The third and final witness to take the stand for the defense was Investigator John Brennan with the Rochester Police Department. He says he interviewed Kathy Boyd, who broke down in tears and told him quote, "There's a man in prison for two murders he did not commit."
Thursday's decision is a victory for the defense.
Van White, Pierre's attorney, said, "I'm extremely gratified. I feel very blessed to have been a part of making justice happen. As you can see, it was not an easy endeavor."
Brian Green, Monroe County Assistant District Attorney, said, "The burden to proceed lies with the defendant. This is the opposite of a criminal trial and we don't believe that the defense met that burden."
The prosecution is planning to appeal Thursday's decision.
For now, Charles Pierre will remain behind bars until next month when bail could be lowered. Pierre will be transferred from state prison to the Monroe County Jail.
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Georgia Peach Preserves
|Ripe peaches
|7 Pound (25, fresh juicy)
|Cinnamon sticks
|2 , crushed (3 inches long)
|Whole cloves
|2 Teaspoon
|8 Cup (128 tbs)
|Fresh lemon juice
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
1. Peel, pit, and chop the peaches (you should have about 6 cups). In an 8-quart stainless steel or enameled stockpot, cook the peaches, uncovered, over moderate heat for 8 minutes, or until they are soft, stirring and mashing them constantly. While the peaches cook, tie up the cinnamon stick and cloves in a piece of cheesecloth.
2. Stir in the sugar and lemon juice, add the spice bag, and bring to a full rolling boil. Continue to boil, uncovered, stirring and skimming the surface often, for 25 to 30 minutes, or until a candy thermometer registers 218° to 220°F. and the preserves have thickened slightly and appear golden and glossy.
3. While the preserves cook, sterilize 8 half-pint jelly jars. Spoon in the preserves, leaving a 1/2-inch head space in each; wipe the rims 'well and seal. Process in a boiling water bath for 10 minutes, then let cool thoroughly and check the seals. Store in a cool, dark, dry place for up to 6 months.


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President Obama is planning a last-minute visit to Massachusetts to campaign for an embattled Democratic candidate there as concern mounts among national and state party leaders about the possibility of ceding their 60th Senate vote to Republicans.
The entry of Obama into the campaign comes as the battle between Democratic state Attorney General Martha Coakley and Republican State Sen. Scott Brown appears surprisingly close in some polls before Tuesday's election with Democrats increasingly on edge.
White House spokesman Robert Gibbs took a shot at Brown during a press briefing today, saying Brown "feels comfortable fighting for the insurance industry and big banks." Gibbs also described the special election as "a referendum on who's side are you on," not on President Obama.
Massachusetts, where registered Democrats outnumber Republicans by more than three to one, has long been a Democratic stronghold, sending two Democratic senators to Washington for each of the past 31 years.
Obama's visit, as well as other high-profile Democrats', signals a last ditch effort to try to energize the Democratic base and counteract what some party members speculate has been a defection of independent voters to Brown.
Former President Bill Clinton is appearing with Coakley at two campaign events today. Ted Kennedy's widow, Vicki, is appearing in a television ad, and earlier this week President Obama taped a last-minute phone appeal.
In a robo-call going out across Massachusetts today, Obama says he rarely makes such calls but "the stakes are so high."
Click HERE to listen to the robo-call.
At risk for Democrats is a key senate seat, the legacy of a political dynasty and maybe even the future of national health care legislation. Democrats have a bare legislative majority in the U.S. Senate with 60 votes, and losing the Massachusetts seat to a Republican could prove decisive.
If elected, Brown said, he would vote against the Democrats' health care overhaul bill "It's not good for Massachusetts and it's, quite frankly, not good for the country," he said.
Fearing such a possibility, national Democratic groups have poured more than $1 million into the campaign to retain their stronghold in one of the bluest of blue states.
A late fundraising appeal by Vicki Kennedy generated $500,000 in six hours earlier this week, a Democratic National Committee official said, which is one sign of how nervous many Democrats are.
Kennedy's senate seat has been occupied by Sen. Paul Kirk, a Democrat, since his gubernatorial appointment in September, a month after Kennedy's death.
But Republicans, including candidate Brown, are optimistic that Democratic domination of Massachusetts' Senate seats may soon be history.
"With all due respect, it's not Ted Kennedy's seat, it's the people's seat," Brown, 50, said during a recent debate with his rival.
The state senator's candidacy has energized Republicans and Tea Party activists who have poured money into the state to help him campaign. A Republican source familiar with Scott Brown's fundraising told ABC News that Brown has raised more than $1 million online every day this week.
"There's real energy," Brown said. "My phone banks are full. We raised $1.35 million in a day. And I'm going to use every penny of it to fight back against the onslaught that's coming."


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A digitizer stylus with Z-axis side pressure control, comprising a nib front end resiliently mounted on the stylus housing and cooperating with a Hall-effect transducer such that side pressure on the nib, used like a calligraphic pen or brush, modifies the Hall-effect output, which can be used to modify an additional parameter, such as line width, of a drawing.
1. In a stylus for use with a digitizer tablet and having an elongated housing with a working front end and within the housing means for interacting with the tablet to generate X/Y location data of the stylus relative to the tablet and means for generating a Z-axis signal output under control of the stylus user, the improvement comprising said Z-axis signal control comprising means mounted in the proximity of the working end and having a movable element and connected to modify the Z-axis signal output in accordance with movement of said movable element, and means for resiliently mounting said movable element on the housing for pivotable motion about an axis substantially parallel and substantially perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the elongated housing.
2. The stylus of claim 1, wherein said movable element has a front end configured as a nib such that downward pressure on the nib exerted by the user modifies the Z-axis signal output.
3. The stylus of claim 1, wherein said control provides a Z-axis output signal which is linearly related to the degree of pivoting of said movable element.
4. The stylus of claim 3, wherein said control comprises a magnet and a Hall-effect transducer, one of which is coupled to said movable element to move upon movement of said movable element and the other of which is held stationary relative to said stylus housing.
5. The stylus of claim 4, wherein said control comprises a transducer mounted on a forwardly-projecting housing member, and a spring member is also mounted at one end on said forwardly-projecting housing member.
6. The stylus of claim 5, wherein a tapered member is connected to the opposite end of the spring member, said magnet being connected to the tapered member.
7. The stylus of claim 6, wherein the connection of the magnet to the tapered member includes a member cantilevered on the tapered member.
8. The stylus of claim 7, wherein the spring member, tapered member, and cantilevered member are constituted of soft magnetic material.
9. The stylus of claim 4, wherein said control comprises a spring steel strip.
10. The stylus of claim 1, further comprising a button switch on the housing.
This application is a continuation-in-part of my prior filed application, Ser. No. 07/436,196, filed Nov. 13, 1989 U.S. Pat. No. 5,004,871.
Copending application, Ser. No. 559,425 filed July 23, 1990 describes a slide switch analog side control for a stylus.
This invention relates to a stylus for use with a digitizer tablet or like apparatus, and in particular such a stylus provided with a control for generating what is known as a Z-axis signal.
In my prior co-pending application, Ser. No. 07/436,196, whose contents are hereby incorporated by reference, I describe and claim a stylus having an analog side switch, operable by the user, to provide an output signal which continuously varies over a given range in response to user-applied pressure or force. As is well known, a stylus in cooperation with a conventional digitizer tablet generates signals representing X-Y coordinate pairs of the location of the stylus with respect to the tablet working surface. It was also known to provide a pressure-responsive transducer, inside the stylus housing, coupled to the stylus tip. The user, by controlling the longitudinal pressure on the stylus tip by pressing on the tablet, could also cause the outputting of a signal, often referred to as a Z-axis signal to distinguish it from the X-Y coordinate pair signals, which signal, depending upon the tablet electronics and software, could be interpreted as, for example, the width or color or other attribute of a line, or as the dimension of a screen object in the Z-direction. My prior application describes use of a finger-actuated stylus side control coupled to a Hall-effect transducer for controlling the magnitude of the Z-axis signal.
The present invention describes an additional embodiment of a stylus Z-axis analog output control.
In accordance with one aspect of the invention, the analog control comprises a two-part transducer, wherein the spacing between the two parts is adjustable and determines the magnitude of the Z-axis signal output. One of the transducer parts is fixed to the stylus body or housing. The other transducer part is mounted at one end of a resilient member whose other end is secured to the stylus body or housing. The configuration is such that the rest position of the resilient member provides the maximum spacing between the two transducer parts. When the user applies downward pressure directly or indirectly to said one end of the resilient member, the gap spacing will close varying the signal output in accordance with the applied user pressure.
In accordance with a second aspect of the invention, the other transducer part has a generally tapered configuration forming a nib or pointed end which can be used to precisely locate the stylus with respect to a point on the tablet working surface. From this aspect, the operation is somewhere between that of a conventional cursor or puck, and a stylus. The cursor, typically the tablet surface and is manipulated by the user in the same manner as a mouse device. The typical stylus is held by the user as he would hold a pen or pencil during writing, typically perpendicularly or at a small angle of incidence to the tablet working surface. With a standard pen refill used in the stylus, it in fact will write on a surface, in addition to its function as a digitizer tablet stylus. In contrast, the stylus of the invention in use is held in the same manner that an artist would hold a paint brush or possibly a calligraphic pen. That is, it is held off the tablet surface at a shallow angle for best effect. The orientation of the induction coil (for an electromagnetic tablet) is more like that in the puck (with the coil plane in the puck plane) than like that in a conventional stylus, with the coil plane transverse to the stylus longitudinal axis. Thus, in this position, the pointed end is pivotable in a vertical plane about a horizontal axis by the user to modify the Z-axis signal output. This manner of operation will have certain benefits for graphic artists and the like.
The invention will now be illustrated by way of example in connection with a preferred embodiment of the invention, taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings wherein:
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of one form of stylus in accordance with the invention;
FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of the working end of the stylus of FIG. 1;
FIG. 3A and 3B are, respectively, a pictorial view showing operation of a digitizer tablet, and a schematic block diagram of typical, tablet circuitry;
FIG. 4 is a side, partially cross-sectional view of a modification of the stylus of FIG. 1;
FIG. 5 is a side view of the stylus working end of FIG. 4 illustrating the operation of the stylus of FIG. 4.
For more details on the application and use of a digitizer stylus with a Z-axis signal generating control, reference is made not only to my copending application, but also to a commonly-assigned U.S. Pat. No. 4,786,764 by Padula et al.
Reference is also made to U.S. Pat. No. 4,318,096, which describes a stylus having an internal shaft that protrudes as a tip from the working end and is held in place by a flexible end cap. The opposite shaft end bears against an elastomeric transducer pad connected to an axial pressure electrode forming a variable resistance. When the tip is subjected to an off-axis force, the resultant changed pressure on the transducer pad modifies the variable resistance to produce a variable output voltage representative of the variable resultant force and usable as a Z-axis signal.
With this background, the remainder of this description need be concerned only with the construction of the side control of this invention and its mounting on the stylus. For this purpose, it is assumed that the stylus contains the usual components (such as an induction coil) for sensing its location over the tablets' working surface. The stylus may also contain a conventional one or more buttons on the stylus body which when depressed by the user activate a conventional on-off switch which generates a flag or signal typically used to command the tablet electronics to output X and Y coordinate data, and the Z analog signals. A cable typically connects the electrical components inside the stylus to the tablet electronics.
In this embodiment, a Hall-effect transducer is employed to generate the Z-axis signal, but it will be understood that, thought the Hall-effect device is preferred for reasons explained below, any transducer capable of modifying a parameter of the Z-axis signal in response to a physical movement of the control can be used in place of the Hall-effect device. The latter is preferred not only because it allows a simple, low-cost implementation of the invention, but also because it provides an output signal change that is substantially linear in response to linear position changes of the control.
As mentioned earlier, the stylus of the invention bears some resemblance in its use to a cross between a conventional cursor-puck and a conventional stylus. It comprises an elongated body or housing 10 adapted to be held by the hand of a user. As mentioned earlier, if desired, one or more button switches may be added to the housing side or top. A cable 11 connects the electronic components in the stylus to the digitizer tablet electronic circuitry.
The working end 12 of the stylus, shown at the left side in FIGS. 1 and 2, comprises a Hall-effect transducer. The latter, available from many suppliers, typically comprises a chip, usually of semiconductor material, containing four leads at its four sides. Across two of the leads is impressed a voltage to cause current to flow across the chip in one direction. The output is connected across the other two leads, located transversely to the current leads. The signal voltage generated at the output is a function of a magnetic field whose lines of force extend perpendicular to the plane of the chip. See, for example, the description given in Horowitz and Hill's Second Edition of "The Art of Electronics", page 1007, published 1989 by Cambridge University Press. As illustrated, a shelf 13 extends forward from the housing body 10. On the shelf is mounted the Hall-effect chip 14. The electrical leads (not shown) would extend through the housing 10 to the cable 11. Below the shelf is secured as by a suitable adhesive or fastener, such as a screw or rivet 15, a flexible strip 16, which may be a strip of spring steel or other resilient material that has a stable pressure-free position, as shown in the drawings, and which will provide a restoring force to return it to its stable position when flexed. The strip 16 protrudes forward of the shelf 13.
Attached to the forward end of the spring strip, as by gluing or with a fastener such as a screw or rivet 18, is a molded body 20 which is tapered in two directions, downward and inward from both sides, to provide a small area working tip 21. Inside the tip 21 close to its end would be the element adapted to interact with the tablet electrodes. For a typical electromagnetic tablet, that element would be an induction coil 22 (see FIG. 4). The coil leads (not shown in FIGS. 1 and 2) would extend along the strip 16 top and through a small duct in the shelf 13 to the cable 11. The working tip 21 will be henceforth sometimes referred to as a nib, as it has a shape somewhat similar to a nib for a pen. Cantilevered rearward from the nib is a stiff or rigid member 23. At the distal end, relative to the nib body 20, is mounted, as by gluing, a small permanent magnet disk 25 which is magnetized transverse to the plane of the disk or that of the member 23. The position of the magnet 25 is over the Hall-effect chip 14, with the result that its magnetic lines of force extend generally downward and generally perpendicular to the chip plane. As will further be evident, when the gap spacing 30 between the magnet and the chip is varied, so will the magnetic field intensity at the chip vary and thus the signal voltage generated by the Hall-effect transducer.
In operation, the user holds the stylus in his hand by the body part 10 functioning as a handle. The location of the nib tip 21 on the tablet working surface determines the X/Y coordinate data generated. If the user applies no pressure, the Hall-effect transducer output, which is the Z-axis signal, remains at some initialized value with the parts as shown in their stable no-pressure position. When the user presses down on the nib 20, the spring strip 16 flexes and the nib pivots upward in a vertical plane, in the direction shown by the arrow 26, about a horizontal pivot line or axis at the forward end of the shelf 13, which pivot line is designated by the reference line 27. The pivot line 27 is substantially parallel to, but also substantially perpendicular to, the longitudinal axis of the elongated housing. This action will close the gap 30 between the Hall-effect chip 14 and magnet 25 increasing the field intensity and that of the outputted Z-axis signal. When the user releases the applied pressure, the nib 20 will return to its initial rest position. It is relatively simple by trial and error to provide a configuration and dimensions such that there is a substantially linear relationship between the gap spacing 30 and the signal voltage outputted. If, for example, the tablet electronics or computer software interprets this Z-axis signal as gray scaling or line width, then the user while drawing a line on the tablet surface to display a corresponding line on the computer terminal can simultaneously by adept application of nib pressure adjust the gray level or width of the line being drawn. It is thus evident that the stylus of the invention will more readily enable graphic artists to produce more accurate, more interesting, or more complex sketches or drawings than is now possible with current stylii.
In the embodiment so far described, the spring strip 16 was described as of spring steel. The material of the nib or shelf was not mentioned. These can be of non-magnetic materials, such as plastic. A possible disadvantage would be reduced field problems in the tablet, which is also generating electromagnetic fields. A preferred arrangement is to make the nib 20, the spring strip 16 and at least the shelf part 13 of magnetically permeable or soft magnetic material. This structure would then act as a keeper, closing the magnetic circuit for the magnetic field producing the dual advantages of increasing magnetic field intensity in the gap 30 and reducing stray fields.
A side control stylus in accordance with the present invention is less subject to unwanted changes of pressure because of wrist and arm movements required to activate conventional switches and is substantially not affected by pressing on varying surface textures. A movable element which pivots substantially normal to the longitudinal axis of the stylus thus affords important benefits over other known styluses.
As mentioned, the output of the pressure sensitive control of the invention may be supplied to digitizer or like apparatus via cable harness 34, or by known cable-free transmitters, and may be used to control the magnitude of a voltage or signal for a variety of functions, including coloring or shading, line intensity, Z-axis control, etc. In the preferred embodiment, the pressure-sensitive control 12 is used to control gray scaling, and may advantageously be used for calligraph lettering, especially copper-plate lettering.
FIG. 4 illustrates a modification of the stylus shown in FIG. 1. The same reference numerals are used for similar parts.
The FIG. 4 embodiment, referenced generally as 59, comprises a housing 60 containing a tip retaining block 61 on which is mounted a tip similar to that illustrated in FIG. 1. It comprises a strip of spring metal 16 cantilevered forwarded on which the tip 20 is mounted for pivotable movement as indicated by the double arrow. FIG. 4 also shows the digitizer induction coil 63 for participating in the X-Y coordinate pair generation. The permanent magnet 25 is mounted on a lever 23, and a linear Hall effect analog chip 14 below.
Rearward of the block 60 is mounted a printed circuit board (PCB) 65. On the PCB is mounted an ON-OFF switch 66. The PCB may contain appropriate circuitry to condition or process the induced signals, Hall-effect signals, and switch status, which are then outputted to a cable 11 which plugs into the tablet.
FIG. 3A schematically illustrates a typical graphics system comprising a PC 40 having a display monitor 41. The PC console is connected to a digitizer tablet 42 having under its working surface 43 an electrode array 44. Connected to the tablet 42 by a flexible cable 11 is a stylus 59 similar to that illustrated in FIG. 4 being freely manipulated by a user 43 to digitize a drawing and display same on the monitor 41.
FIG. 3B further illustrates operation of the system. The conventional digitizer tablet has an electrode system with crossed electrode patterns 44 connected to scanning circuitry 45, 46, and collected signals are processed 47 to generate the X-Y coordinate data. The resultant information is appropriately modified in accordance with the control buttons signals inputted 48 from the stylus 59 and outputted to the PC workstation 40. The analog control signals inputted 49 from the stylus 59 are processed 50 to modify the value of a continuously generated Z-axis signal 51, and the resultant modified Z-axis signal outputted to the workstation.
As will be evident from the foregoing description, the user would operate the stylus to trace out the drawing on the tablet 44, which will provide to the PC 40 the necessary X-Y data to reproduce the location of each drawing element. To effect the different line widths, the user would vary the pressure applied to the nib front end or tip 20. This is illustrated in FIG. 5. The stylus 59 has been pressed down, indicated by arrow 67. The tablet reaction force 68 causes the tip 20 to pivot upward, reducing the gap 69 between the magnet 25 and Hall-effect transducer 14, thereby modifying the Z-axis output level.
Although the invention has been described with reference to presently preferred embodiments, it will be apparent to one skilled in the art that variations and modifications may be made within the spirit and scope of the invention. For example, as discussed above, the pressure sensitive control may be constituted by other than a magnet and Hall-effect device, and the movable nib 12 may be mounted in other ways, and parameters other than those mentioned may be controlled. So, for example, the positions of the magnet and Hall-effect device can be reversed. Also, the stylus may be used in different type digitizers and other electrovideographic devices, e.g., electromagnetic, capacitance, magnetostrictive, resistive, optical, sonic, CRT, light pen, etc. It is to be understood that the drawings and description of the preferred embodiment are made by way of example rather than to limit the scope of the invention, and it is intended to cover within the spirit and scope of the invention all such changes and modifications.
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TAMPA, FL - OCTOBER 12: Running back Michael Bennett #29 of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers watches play against the Carolina Panthers at Raymond James Stadium on October 12, 2008 in Tampa, Florida. (Photo by Al Messerschmidt/Getty Images)
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