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In improving homes, one of the things that a certain family must have is a nice, sharp table saw. Table saws come in a selection of models, either from portable table saws to huge contractor saws. Yet, the precise model of table saw is just one of the aspects on which the buyers must agree. The features are just as vital consideration as the type of model; its features define its performance. Buyers can have advantage by knowing the value of these features and can utilize the info to compare and contrast saw types when going to shopping. Table saws can be bought at home improvement stores, woodworking specialty stores, tool retailers and some stores with tools departments section. Some big retailers may also offer a limited selection of table saws.
These are the things to consider prior to purchasing table saw.
A table saw that doesn't have adequate horsepower to cut the material will not going to be of much use, making HP one of the most important considerations when considering which table saw to buy. One factor in defining the appropriate motor horsepower is available voltage.
Consider choosing a table saw that has a riving knife rather than a splitter for kickback protection. Both of it protect the back of the saw blade from catching wood pieces and throwing them back at the operator, but the splitter doesn't move up and down with the saw blade like what does a riving knife do.
Purchasing a table saw with a flesh sensor may increase the cost of the saw much. But, this added price likely stakes in relation to emergency room visit cost. Flesh sensors end the saw blade instantly, with less than 0.01 seconds after contacting skin.
It is not always likely for the saw worker to take away their hands from the wood piece being cut without making a possible security threat. For this, it is significant that a table saw be armed with kick switch that can be tossed to off with a knee, hip and foot motion.
If it's not easy to use, the danger is more likely to happen. Please make sure that the hand wheels on the saw turn effortlessly, blade replacement can be achieved with a small amount of disassembly, the saw is easy to adjust and that the correctness of the saw can be easily adjusted.Read More
Wondering which table saw will best fit your woodcutting needs? Well, to find your best choice, you need to check for particular parameters and highlight them basing on the project at hand. Table saws are in various models, ranging from large contractor saws to portable ones. Nevertheless, the right model is only one of the elements which potential purchasers must decide. Features are also the most important factors to consider as they determine the table saw and its performance. Selecting the right table saw depends on the purpose the saw is intended for. The 9 features to look for in a table saw are:
When looking for the best table saw to fit your woodcutting needs, horsepower is one of the most important features to consider. A table saw that doesn't have the required horsepower to cut materials you need to saw won't be of much use to you.
For kickback protection, consider choosing a table saw with a riving knife rather than splitter knife. Although both splitter and riving knives protect the saw-blade from throwing wood pieces back to the operator, splitter knife doesn't move down and up with saw-blade like the way riving knife does.
Table saw having a flesh sensor may be expensive to purchase, nevertheless, the added cost isn't like the cost of losing a finger, or an emergency room visit. The flesh sensor immediately stops the saw- blades after contacting the skin in less than 0.01 seconds. And thus, the severity of damage is greatly reduced.
Table saw equipped with magnetic switch prevent safety hazard that may be caused by an intended restart of the saw. In case there is power failure, the magnetic switch automatically kicks power switch to off position. And therefore, this will prevent the risk of the restart of the machine that may lead to accidents.
To keep garage or workshop clean is a nice feature. Making it free of sawdust keep the operators' health- keeping their lungs free of particles, as well as improving the working environment increasing motivation to work and increased production.
When purchasing a table saw, you will want to get one with the recent features to assist reduce the risk of injury on the job.
To minimize vibration on your table saw, consider poly-V belts as it produce less vibration as compared with regular-V belts or wedge belts.
When looking of a table saw, consider the one which is easy to use to minimize risk of encountering safety hazards. Ensure the saw is easy to adjust, replace blades and the hand wheels turn easily.
Blade tilt is a personal preference, but the operator should opt for a left-tilt blade for an added safety.
A good table saw should be equipped with a switch kick that can be flipped-off with a knee, foot, or hip motion.
Ok, so are you still looking for the best table to use? Well, employing the above features will give you the right saw type that will meet your desired needs.Read More
There is a wide range of table saws that you can choose from if you are looking for a professional grade equipment fit for your skill set or budget. Based on expert analysis and the best customer reviews, we carefully and informatively take you through the best table saws that won't disappoint you – you can check out our preferences at www.tablesawhq.com. All you need to do is choose them for the right job and situation as discussed below.
Safety Conscious
When using table saws, saw dust, kickback and severed fingers are three safety concerns you need to put in mind anytime. Each saw type has its own protective features that are supposed to prevent you from harm during the work session.The riving knife situated behind the blade prevent the wood from enclosing on itself, hence preventing a kickback. The flesh sensor is a very important safety feature that many table saw companies are now adopting in their saws.It helps stop the table saw in 0.01 seconds of flesh contact. Dust control features are also very important.
Table Size
You know the stable size that your job type will require, so select a table saw that is able to accommodate the job efficiently. It shouldn't be too big or too small for your job. The fence, which is the equipment that guides the wood, has a maximum width that it can accommodate. Therefore you should know the wood width you expect to work on.
Horse Power
Knowing the right motor size for your job is also very important. If you want to run a commercial workshop, you need a larger table saw with a higher horsepower than when you are buying the table saw for personal use. A large horsepower ranges from 3-5 while a table saw with a small horsepower ranges from 1-2 but still very effective.
Easy Operation
If you want to get the maximum out of your table saw, you need something that will be difficult to operate. Some table saws are complex to understand and to operate and this will only ruin your materials besides putting your safety into danger. Make sure that besides other perfect features, your saw should have easy blade control and general operation.
Portability is another feature that you should put in mind when buying a table saw. If you want a saw that you'll be able to carry around, then you go for something portable. If you want to install your table saw permanently in your workshop, you select a saw that is well designed d for that purpose.
Table Saws to Try Out
-DeWALT's DW744X
This is a portable table saw. It doesn't have wheels but you can easily carry it around. Its rip fence design is unique in that the fence is fixed to the back and front rails instead of it sliding along them.
-Rockwell RK7241S
It has two tubular leg sets that are very sturdy and can fold down and lock making it its portability even more sufficient.
-Bosch 4100-09
-Craftsman 28463
-SawStop CNS175-SFA30
-Skil 3310
In order to choose the right table saw for your job, you need to understand these equipment well enough to be able to evaluate their strengths using the type and level of the job as the base of the evaluation. You must understand the different functions and components of each table saw type if you want to avoid getting disappointed by the ultimate choice.Read More

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Banana and flax seed make a great tasting, nourishing treat!
2 large bananas
1 stick butter, softened
3/4 cup unrefined sugar
1 teaspoon vanilla
1 egg, beaten
1 cup teff flour
1 1/4 cups unbleached white flour
1 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon baking soda
1/2 cup flax seed
Beat the bananas until smooth. Beat in the softened butter. Mix in the sugar, egg and vanilla and set aside.
In a separate bowl, sift the teff flour, white flour, salt and baking soda. Add the dry ingredients to the wet ones and stir in the flax seeds.
Drop by teaspoonfuls onto an ungreased sheet and bake at 350 degrees for 10 minutes.
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CFN 2011 Rankings
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Coaches' Poll
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Week 2 Rankings, No. 26-120
1. Alabama 2-0
Last Week: W, at Penn State 27-11
Why The Ranking Should Be Here: For the second straight week the Crimson Tide defense was brilliant, keeping Penn State out of the end zone for the first 58 minutes. That D, coupled with the running of Trent Richardson and Eddie Lacy, will be a rugged combination for 'Bama's next 10 regular season opponents.
Why The Ranking Should Be Lower: It's early in the year, and the quarterbacks are young, but Alabama is going to need them to make plays through the air at some point. After two games, though, they don't appear to be on the same page as the team's receivers. AJ McCarron was fine, but nothing special, and Trent Richardson has had to work way too hard for yards over the first two weeks.
2. Oklahoma 1-0
Last Game: W, Tulsa 47-14
Why The Ranking Should Be Higher: The Sooners get an extra week to prepare for Florida State, one of the games of the 2011 season. The offense was in midseason form in the opener, strafing Tulsa 663 total yards spread neatly between the passing attack and ground game.
Why The Ranking Should Be Lower: The Oklahoma defense isn't quite a scary bunch just yet, especially without injured star LB Travis Lewis. In the win over the Golden Hurricane, QB G.J. Kinne needed only 18 completions to rack up 271 yards and a pair of touchdown passes.
Last Week: W, Northwestern State 49-3
Why The Ranking Should Be Higher: The Tigers suffered no letdown following their Week 1 defeat of Oregon on national TV, easily disposing of Northwestern State. The defense is peaking, holding the Demons to just six first downs and a mere 95 yards of total offense.
Why The Ranking Should Be Lower: The offense remains a concern in Baton Rouge, despite the seven touchdowns it produced against weaker competition. The quarterbacks, Jarrett Lee and Zach Mettenberger, still need to prove they can do more in the absence of suspended starter Jordan Jefferson.
4. Florida State 2-0
Last Week: W, Charleston Southern 62-10
Why The Ranking Should Be Higher: The Seminoles enjoyed the equivalent of an exhibition game the week before Oklahoma visits, outgaining Charleston Southern, 647-84. The first two blowout wins have afforded new starting QB E.J. Manuel the reps he needs to gain confidence and the rhythm within the offense.
Why The Ranking Should Be Lower: What do we know about Florida State now that it's pummeled Louisiana-Monroe and Charleston Southern by a combined score of 96-10? Not much, which raises some concerns whether the 'Noles will be battle-tested for the Week 3 showdown with the Sooners.
5. Wisconsin 2-0
Last Week: W, Oregon State 35-0
Why The Ranking Should Be Higher: The Badgers have been sharp over the first two weekends, shutting out Saturday's Pac-12 visitor and looking dominant on both sides of the ball. While the defense has steadily improved, the offense is a tall order with QB Russell Wilson playing like an All-American when he's not handing off to Montee Ball and James White.
Why The Ranking Should Be Lower: The play of Wisconsin has been pristine. The schedule? Not so much. The Badgers have beaten an awful UNLV squad and an Oregon State team that fell at home to Sacramento State in the opener. The running game didn't work early on against the Beavers.
6. South Carolina 2-0
Last Week: W, at Auburn 45-42
Why The Ranking Should Be Higher: The Gamecocks have opened the season with back-to-back character-building wins over East Carolina and Georgia. In Athens, South Carolina found ways to put up points, getting 176 yards rushing from Marcus Lattimore and three non-offensive touchdowns.
Why The Ranking Should Be Lower: South Carolina is experiencing a world of hurt in pass defense. The Gamecocks have now yielded four touchdown passes in consecutive games to Pirate QB Dominique Davis and Bulldog QB Aaron Murray.
7. Stanford 2-0
Last Week: W, Duke 44-14
Why The Ranking Should Be Higher: The Cardinal has rolled through each of its first two opponents in workmanlike fashion. It travelled across country to slap around Duke for 60 minutes, dispensing its usual offensive formula of Andrew Luck's passing and the running of Stepfan Taylor.
Why The Ranking Should Be Lower: Even with ample support from the pass rush, Stanford still had some problems defending the Blue Devils passing attack. Duke hurlers combined to go 28-of-39 for 305 yards to expose leaks in the Cardinal secondary.
8. Arkansas 2-0
Last Week: W, New Mexico 52-3
Why The Ranking Should Be Higher: For the second straight week, the Razorbacks have produced more than 300 yards through the air while getting valuable reps for backup Brandon Mitchell. Even without injured starting RB Knile Davis, the offense features an embarrassment of riches at the skill positions, and they're all working.
Why The Ranking Should Be Lower: It's far too early to get an accurate read on the Razorbacks, which have opened with overmatched Missouri State and New Mexico. Check back in two weeks when the Hogs travel to Tuscaloosa to face top-ranked Alabama.
9. Oklahoma State 2-0
Last Week: W, Arizona 37-14
Why The Ranking Should Be Higher: With a national TV audience on hand – at least for those not locked on to Saints-Packers - the Cowboys pummeled visiting Arizona from wire-to-wire. The triplets, QB Brandon Weeden, RB Joseph Randle and WR Justin Blackmon, had a hand in all but one of the team's five touchdowns.
Why The Ranking Should Be Lower: There's not a lot to beef about with Thursday night's performance, with the exception of the Oklahoma State pass defense. Arizona was sans star WR Juron Criner, yet QB Nick Foles still went 37-of-51 for 398 yards and a touchdown.
10. Oregon 1-1
Last Week: W, Nevada 69-20
Why The Ranking Should Be Higher: Welcome back Ducks of 2010. Oregon quickly got past its tough loss to LSU in the opener, obliterating Nevada for more than 600 yards of total offense, including six Darron Thomas touchdown passes.
Why The Ranking Should Be Lower: Oregon has the kinds of concerns on defense that might take a few more weeks to resolve. There are a lot of fresh faces on that side of the ball, many of whom had a difficult time stopping the run portion of Nevada's Pistol offense.
11. Texas A&M 1-0
Last Game: W. SMU 46-14
Why The Ranking Should Be Higher: The well-rested Aggies return to action to face Idaho, two weeks after easily casting aside SMU. The offense is among the most potent in America, with QB Ryan Tannehill, RB Cyrus Gray and WR Jeff Fuller all capable of landing on the postseason All-Big 12 Team.
Why The Ranking Should Be Lower: Just how good is the defense, which needs to replace two of last season's top players, Von Miller and Michael Hodges? That answer won't come until after a wicked four-game stretch against Oklahoma State, Arkansas, Texas Tech and Baylor that begins Sept. 24.
12. Florida 2-0
Last Week: W, UAB 39-0
Why The Ranking Should Be Higher: The young Gatos D pitched its first shutout since 2006, silencing an underrated Blazers offense. Through the first eight quarters, Florida has yet to allow the opposition to reach the end zone.
Why The Ranking Should Be Lower: The strength of schedule is about to increase in a hurry, beginning with this weekend's visit from Tennessee. Will the Florida offense be up to the challenge? QB John Brantley remains an enigma, with one touchdown pass in his first 49 attempts.
13. Boise State 1-0
Last Game: W, Georgia 35-21
Why The Ranking Should Be Higher: The Broncos didn't just defeat an SEC opponent on opening night; it did so in its home state. Boise State is a veteran, well-coached program that's poised to run the regular season table for the fifth time in the last eight years. Georgia looked awfully good in several ways in the loss to South Carolina.
Why The Ranking Should Be Lower: Boise State's only chance for a signature win in 2011 came against a Georgia team that's already 0-2. The Broncos will spend the rest of the year attempting to impress voters against a schedule that doesn't nearly stack up with other national title contenders.
14. Arizona State 2-0
Last Week: W, at Arizona 37-30
Why The Ranking Should Be Higher: Are the Sun Devils for real? It sure appeared that way in Friday night's thrilling overtime victory against ranked Missouri. A bit of an unknown entering the season, QB Brock Osweiler answered critics by going 24-of-32 for 353 yards and three touchdowns.
Why The Ranking Should Be Lower: The Arizona State D got exposed in the win, allowing 501 yards, and providing a confidence boost to Mizzou QB James Franklin in just his second career start. The Sun Devils will be in a prone position this fall when matched up with some of the Pac-12's better passers.
15. Michigan State 2-0
Last Week: W, Florida Atlantic 44-0
Why The Ranking Should Be Higher: The Spartans are quietly off to another fast start, suffocating its first two victims by a combined score of 72-6. While the offense is the calling card in East Lansing, the defense has shined, holding the Owls to 48 total yards and a single first down. Yes, ONE first down.
Why The Ranking Should Be Lower: If Michigan State wants to seriously contend for a spot in the top 10, it'll need to remain dominant once the schedule grows teeth. Road trips to Notre Dame and Ohio State over the next three weeks will provide far more clarity on the program's long term potential in 2011.
16. Virginia Tech 2-0
Last Week: W, at East Carolina 17-10
Why The Ranking Should Be Higher: The Hokies achieved on defense what few have over the past year, slowing down the prolific East Carolina passing attack. In fact, Pirates QB Dominique Davis was held without a touchdown pass for the first time since transferring from Boston College for the start of the 2010 season.
Why The Ranking Should Be Lower: What happened to the Hokies offense? It failed to capitalize on one of the country's worst defenses, which darn near cost Virginia Tech in a game was deadlocked at 10 midway through the fourth quarter.
17. Ohio State 2-0
Last Week: W, Toledo 27-22
Why The Ranking Should Be Higher: Sure, the Buckeyes struggled against its second MAC opponent, but showed plenty of heart in holding on for a hard-fought victory. With each win, Ohio State bridges the gap to when suspended stars, like RB Dan Herron, WR DeVier Posey and OL Mike Adams, can return to action.
Why The Ranking Should Be Lower: Barely getting by Toledo is not the way the Buckeyes want to prep for next week's pivotal trip to Miami. The offense sputtered as depth issues begin to mount, and the defense had no answers for Rockets WR Eric Page.
18. Clemson 2-0
Last Week: W, Wofford 35-27
Why The Ranking Should Be Higher: In a possible bear trap game, with Auburn up next, the Tigers toughed out a win to get to 2-0. Better yet, the young offense has started to digest Chad Morris' new system, getting three touchdown passes from up-and-coming QB Tajh Boyd.
Why The Ranking Should Be Lower: Needing to rally in order to fend off Wofford is never a positive sign. The defense struggled to slow down the Terriers ground game, a troubling sign with Auburn backs Michael Dyer and Onterio McCalebb about to descend upon Death Valley.
19. Missouri 1-1
Last Week: L, at Arizona State 37-30
Why The Ranking Should Be Higher: Just two games into the season, Mizzou's concerns about sophomore QB James Franklin have started to dissipate. In just his second career start, he perforated the Sun Devils defense for 84 yards rushing, 319 yards through the air and three total touchdowns.
Why The Ranking Should Be Lower: As expected, the secondary is in need of a growth spurt this season. The Tigers were victimized throughout Friday night's loss to Arizona State by which completed 25-of-33 passes for 388 yards and four touchdown passes.
20. Nebraska 2-0
Last Week: W, Fresno State 42-29
Why The Ranking Should Be Higher: After falling behind in the third quarter, the Huskers showed plenty of grit and explosiveness, scoring 28 of the game's final 37 points. QB Taylor Martinez stepped up his play in a big way by accounting for 385 total yards and three scores.
Why The Ranking Should Be Lower: Nebraska has not looked sharp so far this season, darn near getting picked off at home by Fresno State. The Bulldogs blew through the Blackshirts defense, producing 169 yards rushing from Robbie Rouse and 254 more through the air from the right arm of young QB Derek Carr.
21. Tennessee 2-0
Last Week: W, Cincinnati 45-23
Why The Ranking Should Be Higher: The time has come to start taking the Volunteers more seriously in the SEC East. They throttled Cincinnati for a second straight win behind four touchdown passes and a career-high 405 yards through the air from sophomore QB Tyler Bray.
Why The Ranking Should Be Lower: Although strides have been made on defense, Tennessee won't be confused with Alabama anytime soon. The Vols yielded 396 yards on Saturday afternoon, including 155 yards on the ground to Bearcats RB Isaiah Pead.
22. Georgia 0-2
Last Week: L, South Carolina 45-42
Why The Ranking Should Be Higher: While the Bulldogs have slipped to 0-2, both of its losses have come against ranked opponents. Georgia may have found its offensive groove against South Carolina on Saturday, getting four touchdown passes from Aaron Murray and a breakout game from rookie RB Isaiah Crowell.
Why The Ranking Should Be Lower: Georgia is in a state of chaos right now, from a coach who's under the microscope to a team that's executing poorly. The Dawgs will need to regroup in a hurry in order to save a season that's quickly slipping away.
23. West Virginia 2-0
Last Week: W, Norfolk State 55-12
Why The Ranking Should Be Higher: After starting slowly, the Mountaineers took off with six offensive touchdowns in the second half. Having now played two games in head coach Dana Holgorsen's attack, West Virginia should be better prepared to solve opposing defenses down the road.
Why The Ranking Should Be Lower: The Mountaineers haven't quite clicked in the early going, raising doubts about their ability to rise up in upcoming games with Maryland and LSU. The D hasn't been opportunistic so far, failing to produce a sack or a turnover versus Norfolk State. If took WAY too long to get going against a bad team.
24. South Florida 2-0
Last Week: W, Ball State 37-7
Why The Ranking Should Be Higher: Almost as impressive as the Week 1 upset of Notre Dame was the way the Bulls avoided a letdown this past weekend. In a near perfect game, they dominated Ball State from the opening kickoff until the final whistle.
Why The Ranking Should Be Lower: Sure, the offensive attack was beyond reproach versus Ball State, but that was against Ball State. If South Florida wants to scale a little higher within the Top 25, it'll need to stay sharp offensively when the Big East portion of the schedule begins with a Sept. 29 trip to Pittsburgh.
25. Michigan 2-0
Last Week: W, Notre Dame 35-31
Why The Ranking Should Be Higher: Well, it looks as if Denard Robinson has found his comfort zone in Al Borges' offense. The junior made a few mistakes, but was generally magical in guiding Michigan from a come-from-behind win over Notre Dame. The junior threw for 338 yards, ran for 108 more and had his hand in five touchdowns.
Why The Ranking Should Be Lower: Coordinator Greg Mattison's defense continues to be vulnerable and sloppy with its fundamentals. The Wolverines were carved up by the Irish Saturday night, giving up 28 first downs and 513 yards of offense. If not for Robinson's heroics, Michigan would surely be 1-1.
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China Armed Forces to Safeguard Disputed Territory, Xinhua Says
Aug. 30 (Bloomberg) -- China's armed forces are capable of protecting the country's maritime rights including islands claimed by both China and Japan, the Xinhua News Agency reported, citing Defense Ministry spokesman Geng Yansheng.
Any action by Japan cannot change China's claim over the islands, Geng said according to Xinhua. The islands are known as the Diaoyu in Chinese and the Senkaku in Japanese.
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I have been reading the slamming going on between a few of you and I want to weigh in on the Topic.
I recently sent 10 wrestlers to the JRobinson wrestling camp in California and I attended a few sessions to see how things were going. The camp had Nate Moore (I think thats who he was) as a clinician and he was showing moves that demonstrated his abundant knowledge of technique. When asked to demonstrate in a live situation-he simple said he was not feeling like wrestling at the moment, he hurt his knee. Now i am not saying Nate Moore is a bad wrestler-I have heard that he is pretty good (so please don't bash me and defend him). I did however make the comment that you would not see those moves work in the NCAA tournament or US Open Nationals.
70% of the moves he showed would not work in a "Real" wrestling match. 80% of the moves he showed would only work if you wrestled a high school JV wrestler. Hell-he even showed an illegal move at one point.
Knowing moves that would not work but once in a lifetime does not make the Russians better technicians than the Americans. What separates them is mat time and understanding how to drill moves (drilling the same move all day, in different positions, different speeds, seeing different counters, etc.) I have personally trained at the US Olympic Training center and have also trained with a Russian team in St. Petersburg Russia. I spent as much time running, lifting weights, riding bikes, and playing various games as I did wrestling-at the OTC. In St. Petersburg, I wrestled, wrestled, wrestled ate, wrestled, wrestled and wrestled. Weight training was dummy throws and partner squats, presses, and other various "on the mat" lifts. THe running part was basically how fast you could get to practice from the apartment we were living in (it was really cold). We had the occasional sprints in practice, but it always contained throwing someone or something at the end of the sprint. When it came to games, the coach said you play games with your family and that the fun part of wrestling was when your hand got raised.
I love the coaches at the OTC (Momir in particular) and I understand the idea of over training, but i learned more in the month in Russia than I did in a year at the OTC when it came to WRESTLING.
Technique does not win the matches for Russia, it is their mat experience and mat time that they have invested and that continues to give other countries problems, including the US.
The fact that they are not training in Bejing is a good thing-IMO. They avoid the air pollution, they avoid the Iranians from trying to video tape their practices (they are know for such trickery-haha) and they are still staying in the same time zone.
My friend who is their has told me that you can barely breath outside, he walks around with a mask just like everyone else.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. The Johnny Giavotella tryoutexperiment lasted just 10 days and 34 at bats. Less than a full month after the Royals optioned struggling second baseman Chris Getz to Triple-A Omaha and called up Giavotella, a fan favorite, the Royals flipped the two players again Thursday. Giavotella is back in Omaha, and Getz was recalled along with right-hander Kelvin Herrera. Left-hander Everett Teaford also was optioned to Omaha. Giavotella hit just .206 in his brief stint with the Royals with two doubles and four RBIs. But he did not commit an error and made several excellent defensive plays. Getz was hitting only .214 before being sent down last month. He responded by hitting .313 with five doubles and a triple for the Storm Chasers. But Getz, who was sent down shortly after failing on a crucial sacrifice bunt in the ninth inning that may have cost the Royals a game in Cleveland, did not have a sacrifice bunt in Omaha and he also did not walk in 67 plate appearances. Getz ...
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Has rain ruined Britain's fruit crops?
Record-breaking rain in the UK has blemished apples, split cherries and kept customers from pick-your-own summer berry fields. Are Britain's fruit crops ruined?
August is a major harvesting month in the UK, as the apple season begins and early varieties such as Discovery turn ripe. Plums are being picked and packed off to shops.
But the wettest April to June on record has brought one of the toughest years for some of Britain's fruit growers.
"I think it's probably the worst year I've seen," said Martin Harrell, from Hayles Fruit Farm in the Cotswolds. "The worst year for 60, 70 years."
When deluges hit his farm during spring and summer, Mr Harrell said all he could do was "grin and bear it".
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"When you think that we could have lost 60 to 70% of everything that we grow, it is a huge, huge hit."
Poor pollination has been a major cause of reduced fruit crops.
A very wet May meant "bees were not flying very much" when they should have been pollinating fruit blossom, explained Chris Nicholson, fruit consultant at agricultural consultancy ADAS.
Worse, some apple, plum and cherry trees previously "stressed" by drought produced blossom weaker and "not as good as last year".
The first English apples appear in shops in August, with the season now stretching until the next May, while the pear season starts in September.
This year however, shoppers should expect to see more apples with blemishes, as a result of being battered by wind and rain.
"The taste of the fruit is completely unaffected. It's purely a skin marking," said Adrian Barlow, managing director of trade association English Apples and Pears.
Skin defects in apples and pears are likely to include a browning in colour, or "russet", and marks caused by rain and by fruitlets being knocked together during high winds.
The weather has also caused a shortage in supply.
UK apple production has been predicted to drop by 15% compared to last year, according to the World Apple and Pear Association (WAPA).
While "there won't be an absolute shortage in that there won't be apples on the shelves", fewer apples means prices are likely to increase, from about £1.69 per kilo to £1.89 or "perhaps even £1.99 a kilo", Mr Barlow said.
After the first British apples arrived, the last home-grown cherries have been leaving supermarket shelves, and after a bumper crop in 2011, cherries have been among the worst-affected fruit crops this year.
"Probably the national cherry crop was reduced to a third of what it might be in a bumper year," said Nicholas Marston, managing director of co-operative fruit supplier Berry Gardens.
Many cherries split on the tree, as excessive water absorbed by the roots caused the fruit to swell up too quickly and crack.
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Obviously it's been a terrible year for pick-your-own. We keep getting deluge of rain after deluge of rain"
Depending on the orchard, plums are "anything from 20% to probably 80% down".
On Martin Harrell's farm, plums have been a scarcity.
"We certainly only have about 30% of a crop of Victoria plums and virtually no Marjorie seedlings whatsoever."
But "there will still be good supplies of English plums" for fruit-lovers, said Nicholas Marston.
"Although the yields are down, there are quite extensive orchards and some have got a reasonable set."
So-called "top fruits" such as apples, pears and plums are usually grown outside and as a result have been some of the worst affected.
Many strawberries, raspberries and some cherries are grown in protective polytunnels. Despite this, constant rain has still had an effect and "increased growers' costs," explained Mr Marston.
However, volumes of strawberries and raspberries have not been "too badly affected" this year, he added.
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Source: Chris Nicholson, fruit consultant at ADAS
Sixty-day-strawberries prefer the cool and wet. The plants are kept in cool-stores until planting but struggle to get going during hot summers
Blackcurrants should be juicy for next year's season. After a few dry summers for blackcurrant bushes, rain has encouraged the plants to spread and grow
Raspberries have done "reasonably well" in the wet weather, explained ADAS's Chris Nicholson.
"Raspberries are a woodland edge plant. They like it a bit cooler and a bit duller and moist, so they haven't been too bad."
But the weather this year has had one other effect - consumers have not been in the mood for summer fruit.
Even the Diamond Jubilee in June failed to create the expected boost in berry sales.
"The fruit's been produced but the customers haven't really been there to take it up," said Mr Nicholson.
"So you may have noticed that a lot of the supermarkets have been on promotion with strawberries and now raspberries as well."
Pick-your-own fields of summer berries have also failed to attract the usual crowds.
"Overall for pick-your-own businesses, it's a trying year," Mr Nicholson told the BBC.
Martin Harrell's business, Hayles Fruit Farm, is one place to have missed out on visitors.
"It has been a terrible year for pick-your-own. We keep getting deluge of rain after deluge of rain," he said.
According to English Apples and Pears' Adrian Barlow, fruit growers probably experience the "sort of difficulties" induced by such extreme wet weather "every 15 to 20 years".
But the British fruit industry remains optimistic as it believes locally grown apples, pears and cherries have been enjoying a revival with shoppers embracing "locally-sourced".
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Yahoo! Connected TV's Senior Director of Marketing Russ Schafer recently presented at the TV Next event in San Jose. The presentation focused on Yahoo! Connected TVs plans for multi-screen ( TV, PC, Phone, Tablet) content delivery and monetization. You can check out our slides from the session "It's a TV. It's a Computer. No It's a.. Connected TV".
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Freedomhouse.org, The Guardian and other news outlets have reported that Russian state action has recently reduced the abilities of independent media to operate freely in the Russian Federation. News mediums have been shut down or transferred to the control of elements close to the government. At the same time, access to publicity has been severely limited for elements critical of the Putin administration. Several reporters have left the country, and some of those who have stayed have been intimidated or assaulted.
A group defending the right of free speech, active in Finland and abroad, has set up a page called REAKTSIYA - REACTION 'Unbiased News Source to Russians' on the American crowdfunding site Kickstarter, on which they are raising $500,000 in funding for establishing a Russian language news portal. In addition to the Internet, news and discussions of the portal would be broadcasted through the Astra 4A satellite as well.
The group has also approached the Finnish Communications Regulatory Authority about the possibility of obtaining a license for an analog AM radio frequency, as well as potentially also using the digital DRM standard. If a short-term license is granted for AM operations, the intention of the group is to start broadcasting on a 558 kHz frequency and with 100 kW power output as soon as possible, though no later than in early 2015.
The AM licensing round will commence in the Finnish Communications Regulatory Authority with the inception of the Information Society Code on January 1, 2015, at which time the group can apply for a longer license.
The coverage area of the AM broadcast will reach at least St. Petersburg, but in good radio weather, especially at night, the broadcast can be heard as far as Moscow and Minsk. More than 20 million Russian speakers live in this area.
The satellite broadcast will cover all of Western Russia, the Baltic, Belarus, Ukraine, Georgia and Kazakhstan, as well as other Russian speaking areas, in which a total of 200 million Russian speakers live. No license is required for satellite broadcasts.
Portal reporters will be selected from proven defenders of free speech. The spokesperson for the group is Timo Uusi-Kerttula, the founder of the only commercial talk radio station in Finland.
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Vijay K. Malhotra, a senior Windows Desktop Experience MVP, hosted a session on Indic language computing on the occasion of Hindi Diwas in September 2009. To carry the enthusiasm, we come back with another webcast talking about language computing scenarios in Indic languages.
This time he will try to cover the origin and process of development of Indic scripts and general characteristics of the Language Computing scenario across Indic languages. During his recent visit to UK during September - October 2009, he had conducted several workshops on Language Computing in Indic languages in various cities of UK including London, Bradford, and Cardiff.
The upcoming webcast delivers the same experience intended for audience from all walks of life, and not just computer enthusiasts, and speaking any of the regional Indian languages.
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Photograph - 'An Emu Eggers Camp', by A.J. Campbell, Riverina, New South Wales & Victoria, Jun 1895 Reg. No: MM 70157
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- This images was taken by Archibald James Campbell during a trip to the interior of the Riverina in June 1895. Campbell, a well known Naturalist and Ornithologist, was one of the first in Australia to employ nature photography in recording his fieldwork. This and subsequent trips to the region were to take images for his major publication 'Nests and Eggs of Australian Birds' (1900). Here he captures the process of counting and storing Emu eggs after a days collecting. This is one of a series of images used for an illustrated lecture at the Working Men's College in 1899 entitled 'Reminiscences of the Riverina'.
Campbell's interest in nature was aroused in childhood at Werribee, Victoria where he lived with his grandparents until the age of 10. His first love was egg-collecting, and his general interest in birds was further inspired by the study of John Gould's works at the Public Library. He was for many years active in the Field Naturalists' Club of Victoria. By 1896 his collection of eggs represented 500 species.
Campbell initiated the first of several dinners which led to the formation in 1901 of the (Royal) Australasian Ornithologists' Union; he was president in 1909 and 1928 and co-editor of its journal, The Emu, for thirteen years. Campbell published widely and was quite an early advocate for the protection of the Australian bush. Campbell's egg collection along with his vast image collection is housed at Museum Victoria.
Image from a photograph album containing 181 black & white and sepia toned photographs taken by Archibald James Campbell, ornithologist, during field trips to various parts of Australia. One of two albums covering these trips [see also HT 15824].
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- Two men placing emu eggs in a box. There is a large accumulation of emu eggs on the ground. There is a tent in the background and items of clothing on a line between the tent and a tree.
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The Chicago Bears did not play particularly well against the Carolina Panthers until the fourth quarter on Sunday. A game that many expected to be a rout looked like a sure upset through the first three quarters. Chicago trailed 13-7 at halftime after playing particularly poorly on offense, and the fans let them hear it on their way into the locker room. This did not please Jay Cutler. The consensus on Twitter was that Cutler looked up at the stands and said, "F***in fans, I swear to God." The Bears were still in the game, but the fans were clearly frustrated after six first-half sacks, two fumbles and one interception. After the game, Cutler said he didn't blame them. "I'd boo us too, … It was a boo-worthy performance," Cutler said according to the Chicago Tribune. "It was pathetic offensively what we put out there offensively. We've got to get better. We know that, our fans know that. Luckily enough, we got out of there with a win." The man in the animation above that The Big Lead shared with us doesn't appear to be very understanding of the boos, but sometimes your perspective changes a little when you come away with a win. If fans burned my jersey in a bar and voted me one of the NFL's least-liked players, I'd probably have a short fuse with them too. H/T Pro Football Talk
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sterling r May 15, 2013 8:04 AM
in response to sviat93 Helpful
Hello sviate93,
To answer your second question first, as it is the easier of the 2, I found in this article named Mac Basics: Modify your windows found here: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2487.
Customize the toolbar
You can customize the commands available in your toolbar.
- To change the contents in the Finder window toolbar, choose Customize Toolbar from the View menu.
- In the dialog sheet that appears, drag whatever items you want to add onto the toolbar (such as Burn, Eject, Get Info, and more).
- To remove a toolbar item, simply drag it off the toolbar.
- To rearrange stuff in the toolbar, just drag an item to the desired location.
- To group items so that they appear separated from others, drag a "Space" or "Flexible Space" item to the toolbar to create a separation.
And for the mouse settings resetting issue, here are 2 articles that should help you isolate what may be causing the mouse setting to reset. First this article Mac OS X: How to troubleshoot a software issue
And here is some information about troubleshooting you the mouse settings resetting on you. First this article named Mac OS X: How to troubleshoot a software issue found here: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1199. It outlines how to see if the issue happens across the system, or in just 1 specific user.
And this article named Isolating issues in Mac OS X found here: http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1388 will help to further isolate an issue if needed.
All the very best,
sviat93 May 16, 2013 6:53 AM
Re: I have two mice, and Magic Mouse conflicts with USB mouse, any solutions? in response to sterling r
I know that basics, I only couldn't remove the icon I placed there, but now I realized that I was doing it wrong, I had to open Cutomize Toolbar option before trying to drag it out, because if not don't works. About the other thanks too, I will see if there is something that can help me