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Counties: Bedford County, PA (88.83%), Huntingdon County, PA (10.31%), Fulton County, PA (0.86%)Estimated zip code population in 2011: 220
Zip code population in 2010: 254
Zip code population in 2000: 151
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Average Adjusted Gross Income (AGI) in 2004: $29,878 (Individual Income Tax Returns)
Salary/wage: $28,198 (reported on 87.8% of returns)
(% of AGI for various income ranges: 78.0% for AGIs below $10k, 70.0% for AGIs $10k-25k, 92.6% for AGIs $25k-50k, 81.7% for AGIs $50k-75k)
Taxable interest for individuals: $520 (reported on 25.5% of returns)
This zip code:$520Pennsylvania:$1,657
Total tax: $2,540 (reported on 64.3% of returns)
Earned income credit: $1,750 (reported on 16.3% of returns)
Percentage of individuals using paid preparers for their 2004 taxes: 72.4%
(% for various income ranges: 58.8% for AGIs below $10k, 76.5% for AGIs $10k-25k, 70.4% for AGIs $25k-50k, 80.0% for AGIs $50k-75k)
(% of AGI for various income ranges: 78.0% for AGIs below $10k, 70.0% for AGIs $10k-25k, 92.6% for AGIs $25k-50k, 81.7% for AGIs $50k-75k)
(% for various income ranges: 58.8% for AGIs below $10k, 76.5% for AGIs $10k-25k, 70.4% for AGIs $25k-50k, 80.0% for AGIs $50k-75k)
Nearest zip codes: 16689, 16679, 16634, 16674, 16691, 16621.
Household received Food Stamps/SNAP in the past 12 months: 7
Household did not receive Food Stamps/SNAP in the past 12 months: 93
Women who did not have a birth in the past 12 months: 36 (17 now married, 19 unmarried)
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Median gross rent in 2011: $439.
Median price asked for vacant for-sale houses and condos in 2011: $225,465.
Detached houses: $89,266Here:$89,266State:$217,230
Townhouses or other attached units: $55,440Here:$55,440State:$157,579
Mobile homes: $57,235Here:$57,235State:$72,336
Percentage of zip code residents living and working in this county: 46.2%
61 spouses, 51 children (52 natural, 1 adopted, 1 stepchildren), 0 grandchildren, 0 brothers or sisters, 0 parents, 4 other relatives, 0 non-relatives
Size of family households: 47 2-persons, 12 3-persons, 8 4-persons, 3 6-persons
Size of nonfamily households: 28 1-person, 2 3-persons
24 married couples with children.
10 single-parent households (10 men).
97.1% of residents of 16694 zip code speak English at home.
2.9% of residents speak Spanish at home (100% very well).
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Out of people who lived in different houses, 70% lived in this county.
93% of the 16694 zip code residents lived in the same house 1 year ago.
Out of people who lived in different houses, 75% moved from this county.
Out of people who lived in different houses, 25% moved from different county within same state.
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Have you made your New Year's Resolution to quit smoking?
It's New Year once again. A few hours before New Year's Eve I can hear smokers making solemn promises and resolutions to quit their habit and addiction.
You can actually feel the joy in their voice, you can sense the confidence and affirmation to fulfill their resolutions.
They will tell you there happy plans to travel using the money they will save from quitting.
You will see them puffing cigarettes joyously like never before. Well, they're making the most of it since it's going to be their last in just a few more hours.
Amidst all these enthusiastic behavior, I'm sorry to say but behind the happy scenes of these events lurks the shadow of failure. These resolutions (most of them) are doomed to fail.
The rate of people who succeed in quitting during New Year is very low indeed.
Reason #1 It's Only a Fad Short Lived Fantasy
Your resolution to quit will only survive on your excitement of the event. Once the last of the fireworks are gone then so are your dreams and plans.
We were raised up believing that everything should start afresh. We are part of a system wherein we are told to make resolutions each New Year to develop and improve further our well being.
Making changes to one's life each year is noble and advisable.
This is true, the idea is correct but the problem is human nature, and this factor was not included when they made the equation about New Year's Resolution. Major changes in one's life don't really happen during New Year although it happens for some, this is very rare.
Changes in life usually happen when you really want something so bad that you will risk anything to achieve it.
Change may also come from the influences of other people like a book or a guru or from someone whom you will meet out from nowhere.
But the worst part is if nature or some celestial beings (whatever you want them to be called) want/s to change your life forcefully.
Let's be honest, I made 18 resolutions to quit smoking in my lifetime and failed miserably. Not only about quitting but other promises and affirmations as well.
Year after year. I shouted them, I wrote them, I carved them, I did almost anything with my quit smoking resolutions but the desire and motivation disappeared rapidly as fast as the days passed by. And I found myself smoking again a few days later after New Year.
Reason #2 The Desire to Quit Is Not Strong Enough
The desire to quit in your resolution is usually triggered by an upcoming event which of course is New Year.
If your desire is only based on an event that will dissipate in a matter of days then quitting is futile. You will fail.
As I have mentioned before in my previous articles every smoker who is already experiencing the negative effects of smoking will want to quit. So it is important to have a very strong desire in order to increase your chances of succeeding.
Everything starts with a desire and it is up to us to strengthen it until it becomes a burning obsession. And this is the only path that will lead to success.
At times life will strengthen your desire for you which is most certain cases might mean acquiring a major disease such as cancer or life threatening illnesses.
Hopefully it will not happen to you and this is the reason why we urge you to quit before something really bad happens.
Reason #3 Don't Wish It – Want It
There's a big difference when you really want something rather than just merely wishing it to happen.
When you want something badly you exert the effort to acquire it. You won't wait for another year nor wait for some miracle that will turn you into a non-smoker with the snap of a finger without undergoing the withdrawal stage.
There is no magic pill nor any method that will make quitting painless for you. But, you can make your quitting bearable and easy through proper mindset.
If you really are serious in quitting and you can't quit cold turkey then hard work is needed. You will need time to change your mindset or you might need to use quit aid products to help achieve your goal.
Reason #4 The Strength of Your Motivation Is Weak
Without motivation your desire to quit will disappear faster than the rising sun right after New Year. Your resolution will be forgotten as fast as the wind that passes by.
If you want to quit on New Year 's Eve merely because everyone's doing it then your motivation is weak. Your desire will not push you to achieve what you want because of lack of motivation.
Only motivated people succeed in this world if you are content with where you are right now dillydallying to move forward. Making resolutions alone will not make you a non-smoker. Trust me I've been there, it takes more than to commit yourself to quit.
You need to move on you need to take the first step and that is to strengthen your motivation.
Reason #5 There Will Always Be Another New Year
Most smokers will be able to abstain from smoking in a day or two after New Year. While some won't last and will continue smoking once the last of the fireworks have been lit.
And the reason, "there will always be another New Year."
It's really funny which reminds me of the saying that if you can't quit today, tomorrow will be another good day to quit.
This is another reason why quitting becomes difficult.
Procrastination is deadly. It inhibits growth and it hampers improvement.
There may be countless New Years but in our lifespan it is very limited. There may be another New Year coming but the money that will be wasted and the damage that will be accumulated; we may never know, before reaching the next year your body might soon surrender because of permanent damages brought by smoking.
So don't procrastinate, start quitting now!
Discover the Real Meaning of New Year's Resolution
I am not against New Year's Resolution I'm pointing out eloquently the major facts why your quitting will fail and you can succeed by overcoming these shortcomings.
Amidst all of my talk about these quit smoking resolutions deemed to fail, I love making resolutions including quit smoking when I was still a smoker.
I like them because it reminds me of HOPE and it is HOPE that ignites the desire in all of us smokers to quit smoking. It reminds us that each year, the possibility of quitting is just within our reach.
Try to strengthen your desire, fuel your motivation and be serious about quitting. Don't wait for another New Year. Try to quit as soon as you can. Save those hard earned cash and use it when you travel this year.
Don't underestimate the power of prayer, if you believe in a Higher Being, ask for strength.
Have faith in yourself that you can do it. Let the New Year remind you that there will always be hope and with hope comes success.
I was in a position where I almost gave up quitting. I thought I have to accept my fate that I will smoke for the rest of my life. But with persistence, I succeeded in achieving my goal to become a non-smoker.
Remember if we have done it and so can you!
Happy New Year!
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For the past six seasons, the only words surrounding Paul Menard were "talentless hack" or "only in NASCAR because of his daddy's store."
On Sunday afternoon, the 30-year-old Eau Claire, WI native received another label, one which all racers embrace: Sprint Cup race winner.
Not only did Menard finally capture his long awaited first career win after 167 career starts, he won it fair and square, holding off a hard-charging Jeff Gordon for the victory.
"We're winners in Sprint Cup. That's the big deal. To do it at Indy, even bigger deal," Menard said per AP Sports Writer Jenna Fryer's article. "I know what I'm capable of."
After years of relative obscurity in trying to do the right things and getting the opportunities to win in Cup racing, Menard's found his home at Richard Childress Racing.
It was an emotional win in more ways than one for the No. 27 Menards Chevy Impala team, as Paul's father, John, soaked in the win after nearly three decades of futility at The Brickyard.
Fielding entries for various Indianapolis 500 entries throughout the 1980s to early 2000's, John said, "I've been waiting to kiss these bricks for such a long time. I'm ready!"
Menard led 21 of the 160 laps making up this year's 400-miler at Indy, holding off Gordon, who caught him but couldn't pass him in the end.
"We were talking about him coming here as a kid with his family I think from like, I don't know, late '80s or something all the way to 2000, some ridiculous thing thing where every year he was here for the 500," Gordon said. "Knowing what his dad has done here in IndyCars...I think he's in awe right now."
Placing third was 2011 Showtime Southern 500 winner Regan Smith, who probably could relate to Menard better than anybody else.
Continuing a trend in which first-time winners captured their Sprint Cup glory in NASCAR's crown jewel events, Smith said, "I just know what it means to Paul. I know how hard he's worked."
This season has been a relatively unpredictable one in terms of race winners at some of the circuit's prestigious venues, with Trevor Bayne winning the Daytona 500, Regan Smith's Southern 500 triumph, David Regan's redemption in the 400 miler at Daytona, and now Menard's arrival at Indy.
In what was a relatively action-packed Brickyard 400, drivers took chances throughout the race to create passing opportunities, going three to five-wide in some instances in turn three to advance positions, especially during restarts.
Drivers could make their way through traffic, slicing through the field, almost bearing resemblance to stock car racing in the late 1990's that placed emphasis on the racers, not just the engineering.
However, some of those maneuvers cost racers like Landon Cassill and Kasey Kahne, who both spun on lap 121 in turn three. Both drivers were able to continue, with Cassill placing 20th while Kahne salvaged an 18th place finish.
As for the race winner, it was not just his personal moment in the sun. The win was an affirmation that the Menard name wasn't just an IndyCar exclusive one, but also, a legit NASCAR contender.
No more labels like "boy with the silver spoon," "daddy dearest," or "kid with the dollar bills." Paul Menard is a true, genuine NASCAR winner and perhaps a Chase for the Sprint Cup Championship contender.
His win on Sunday gained him five spots in the points standings, as he now sits 14th in the rundown with just six more races before the playoffs in Chicagoland next month. Additionally, if the Chase were to start now, Menard would be the 12th and final driver in the championship race.
Rounding out the top-10 finishers were 2010 Brickyard winner Jamie McMurray, Matt Kenseth, two-time race victor Tony Stewart, Greg Biffle, Mark Martin, Brad Keselowski, and Kyle Busch.
Next Sunday, the Cup circuit hits up "The Tricky Triangle" for the Good Sam RV Insurance 500 at the Pocono Raceway (Live 1 PM EST on ESPN).
Greg Biffle and his No. 16 team look to repeat their win from a year ago to make some headway for their Chase bid in 2011, while Jeff Gordon hopes to duplicate his feat from June with his third win of 2011.
Here's a look at your top-12 points standings heading into Pocono, with positions 11 and 12 reflecting the current Chase format. Drivers are listed with their team, manufacturer, and wins in parentheses:
- Carl Edwards (Roush-Fenway/Ford/1 win)
- Jimmie Johnson (Hendrick/Chevy/1 win)
- Kevin Harvick (Childress/Chevy/3 wins)
- Kyle Busch (Gibbs/Toyota/3 wins)
- Matt Kenseth (Roush-Fenway/Ford/2 wins)
- Kurt Busch (Penske/Dodge/1 win)
- Jeff Gordon (Hendrick/Chevy/2 wins)
- Ryan Newman (Stewart-Haas/Chevy/1 win)
- Tony Stewart (Stewart-Haas/Chevy)
- Dale Earnhardt Jr. (Hendrick/Chevy)
- Denny Hamlin (Gibbs/Toyota/1 win)
- Paul Menard (Childress/Chevy/1 win)


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This is a great mystery story set in London, told by a young boy, Ted, who suffers from Asperger's syndrome, although he never actually mentions the name of the syndrome. It is interesting to have the story of Ted's cousin's disappearance told from this perspective, and also to see how Ted and his family and the police try to find the cousin. We get to learn a lot about Ted's family members and how they interact with each other, and we also learn a lot about the area. I thought it was a very good read.
3.5 stars maybe. I didn't know it was about a kid with Asperger's when I picked it up.
I agree with other readers that his self-awareness and his abilities and challenges seemed inconsistent - but I believe, based on the several memoirs I've read, that the portrayal of the boy is close enough. Grandin and Robinson's memoirs reveal that they have inconsistent understandings, too, depending on circumstances and context. I also believe we did have enough clues to solve the mystery ourselves.
But all that nitpicking (imo) aside - if it gets more kids, especially boys, to read books about kids who are 'different' - and I think it might because it is an exciting story in and of itself - well, that's a good thing.
Despite the fact that I gave it four stars I don't recommend it to just anybody. If you're not interested, really, don't bother. I do wonder if anybody who has Asperger's has read it, or if the author has done research.
The main character, Ted, is a twelve-year-old boy with what appears to be Asperger's Syndrome. He and his sister solve the mystery when their cousin disappears while on the London Eye. This was an engaging, heartwarming tale with really likeable characters and credible family interactions. Working Asperger's Syndrome into the story made it more interesting. Recommended highly for young teens/tweens. I thoroughly enjoyed it.
I really enjoyed this tale of a family member disappeared. Dowd does a wonderful job of introducing the reader a uniquely talented teenager and his interactions with and/or perceptions of his family, friends, his own brain, and the world around him. This tale surprised me in that Ted discovered how Salim disappeared before I did. Truly, The London Eye Mystery is a gem of the mystery realm.
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Ted and Kat watched their cousin Salim board the London Eye, but after half an hour it landed and everyone trooped off—except Salim. Where could he have gone? How on earth could he have disappeared into thin air? Ted and his older sister, Kat, become sleuthing partners, since the police are having no luck. Despite their prickly relationship, they overcome their differences to follow a trail of clues across London in a desperate bid to find their cousin. And ultimately it comes down to Ted, whose brain works in its own very unique way, to find the key to the mystery.
This is an unput-downable spine-tingling thriller—a race against time.
★ "Everything rings true here, the family relationships, the quirky connections of Ted's mental circuitry, and, perhaps most surprising, the mystery."—Booklist, Starred
★ "The best mysteries have at their centers gifted but very human sleuths—their abilities balanced by equally significant flaws or idiosyncrasies. This one is no exception."—The Horn Book Magazine, Starred
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When Ted and Kat's cousin Salim disappears from the London Eye ferris wheel, the two siblings must work together--Ted with his brain that is "wired differently" and impatient Kat--to try to solve the mystery of what happened to Salim.
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I'd love some Delortos. One day perhaps. First order of business will be cylinders, pistons, heads, exhaust, and brakes. I don't think a sport cam replacement will be done this time around. Will definitely tune it on a Dyno. Max (MAX BMW) is helping me out with all this stuff. He has a Dyno at one of his shops.
I am just trying to help and carbs are tied with a cam as far as the biggest bang for the buck is concerned.
If I was racing a beemer I would put on a quick pull real throttle too. Our stock throttles are slop kings and twisting that sucker wide open is too much for the race track! IMO, they are junk as far as the race track is concerned. Nothing makes it damn near impossible to ride smooth and fast like a sloppy mile wide turn throttle! I am just trying to help and good luck!!
When I was a little kid back before many race bikes had real race throttles, that was one of the first things we did to a bike.
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COLUMBIA -- Sen. Chip Campsen said he was outraged when he learned that many of the votes cast by South Carolina's men and women serving overseas were at risk of never being counted in an election.
The Isle of Palms Republican championed a bill intended to make it easier for servicemen and women to vote in future elections. Campsen said a study by Pew Center on the States prompted him to take action.
Gov. Nikki Haley will visit the Charleston Air Force Base on Aug. 17 for a ceremonial bill signing of the Overseas Citizens Absentee Voters Act. The law also extends to citizens living in isolated or extremely remote areas of the world, such as scientific researchers or missionaries.
Haley initially signed the bill in June, but it has not yet taken effect. The U.S. Department of Justice must still give its stamp of approval, an extra oversight precaution added because of South Carolina's past voting rights abuses.
Pew reported in its 2009 study, "No Time to Vote: Challenges Facing America's Overseas Military Voters," that only a third of the estimated one million ballots distributed to military and overseas voters in 2006 were actually cast or counted. The study concluded that a third of all states did not provide enough time for the military personnel to vote and as many as half of all states needed to improve their absentee voting process to ensure votes are counted.
Campsen said federal law has protections built in for national elections, but South Carolina did not have laws governing state and local elections.
The new law calls for ballots and voting forms to be sent overseas via fax and email, allows for military personnel and overseas citizens to request a special write-in ballot 90 days before an election and eliminates the witness requirement for them. The Senate gave the bill key approval in 42-0 vote in February and the House's OK came in May with a 108-0 vote.
Rep. Alan Clemmons, R-Myrtle Beach, led the effort in the House.
Retired Rear Admiral James J. Carey, a senior policy adviser to the Pew Center on the States, commended Campsen and Clemmons. "This law further demonstrates the South Carolina Legislature and the State Election Commission's commitment to supporting its military and overseas voters," Carey said in a statement.
South Carolina ranks in the top third of the nation for military personnel population and could affect tens of thousands of voters, Pew reports.
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How can I bear the disappointment of getting my period each month?
Although my husband and I have been trying for a baby for nearly two years now, tests haven't found anything wrong with either of us. I feel depressed and extremely upset each time I get my period. Plus, we can't afford IVF right now -- I'm so frustrated. I wondered if anyone else has been in this situation and how they handled it. Is there any hope for us?
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I was married for a little over 3 years when I got pregnant. It was only a month after my husband and I started trying. Now, I am divorced and my fiancee and I have been trying to have a baby for months. Neither of us have been tested but I assume since I got pregnant so quickly, there is nothing wrong. We want a little brother or sister for my son, but we are beginning to worry. But I will keep on trying and trying until I have a houseful! And to all you out there that are still trying for that first one, all my best wishes for that bundle of joy to come to your household too!posted 09/28/2007 by HollyG2006
Hi, i know how you feel..i am in the same situation like you right now too. my husband want a baby so bad. but i just can't give it to him. i don't know why. we try & try but there no sign of it. I'm so worry that i won't get to carry my little baby in my arm. but I'm worry about my husband the most. every night when he come home from work. he always ask me how is baby doing.because he still thinking that I'm pregnant, when i know am not. because i been taken pregnancy for so many time now. still now sign , but I'm still didn't get my period for a month now almost two month. hopefully i hear the good news soon. && i hope soon you get to hold your baby in your arm . "waiting patient will give us things we want in life"posted 09/11/2007 by animous
I know how you feel, I have been trying for a year and nothing, I get so upset when I get my period, but I found the ovulation calculator (On this site) really helpful, it tells you your five most fertile days, so that way you know when to make love for it to really count! Although I am frustrated because I am not pregnant yet, my husband gets a kick out of looking at the calender( I mark the most fertile days with an F)and knowing that he has to "put out" on my command! I think that this helps take the stress out of the baby making which is something that you may need, remember to relax, stress can be a BIG problem when trying to conceive, I think I finally figured that out for myself, Good luck!posted 08/30/2007 by changated
Ifeel the same way you girls do.My dh and i have been trying for almost 2 year now.The good thing is that God blessed us with a baby 5 year ago.but it seem like its never going to happen for us now.But i keep my faith in God.I'll be praying for all of us tonight.posted 06/10/2007 by melly63
I'm like Sandra; I have the same situation going on now. My DH and I have been TTC for two and 1/2 years but no luck. I have a Dr. Appointment on the 20th of this month....we will see what is the next step. I wish you all well.posted 06/07/2007 by babydoll1221
Hi Trudy - I can completely understand how you feel. We have been trying for close to 2 years (had a miscarriage in between), but it's just not happening. Every month I get myself all worked up right before my period is due, and then I'm so disappointed when it comes. I am trying to keep my mind off of things by really focusing on getting myself into better shape. And it doesn't help when everyone around you seems to be getting pregnant without even trying. I haven't been to a fertility specialist yet, so I can't offer much advice on other options. Best of luck to you. I hope it all works out for the best. Just know that there are many of us in the same boat!posted 05/20/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
I'm in the same boat. Have any of you heard of Preseed? I've read up on it and everything seems positive. I'm tempted to try it. It wouldn't hurt.posted 04/15/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
My husband and me have been trying for 5 years, when we finally decided not to stress about it anymore and adopt a child if I am not pregnant in 3 years, I got pregnant! just like this! I am now 27 weeks :)! So don't give up hope, stop stressing yourself, relax, I know it's hard, but focus on diffrent things. The more pressure you put on yourself the less likley it is to happen. Just hand in there. Good luckposted 03/14/2007 by mommytomarley
My husband and I have been trying for 6months to have a child, which I know to most of you is no where near the struggle you have had to go through. My biggest problem is where I work, I work for a subsidized housing complex, and I constantly here from young girls who are so upset because they are pregnant, again. This seems so unfair to me, I have friends who have been struggling for years to concieve, and some who simply cannot, and then these people who don't even want a baby, and make it sound as if they just caught some terrible disease get pregnant. It's dissapointing. I pray for everyone of you who are hoping for a child, and even though I feel your pain, I am comforted by the fact that others know what I am going through also.posted 03/07/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
I know exactly what you are going through Trudy. My husband and I have been trying for almost a year and I can't help but get down and depressed and just sit and cry when every month I get the big no...my period. It is just so upsetting...the only thing worse is the fact that he does't understand what I am going through when month after month I find out that I am not pregnant again...I just try to keep faith that I will get pregnant in God's timing and not my own...but it is still upsetting. Just keep your head up and keep your faith strong...your all in my prayers. God Blessposted 01/22/2007 by a11_am341can_c0wgir1
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I keep getting the error :
"CMake Error at CMakeLists.txt:434 (_message):
Could not find at least one of Tcl, Itcl or Tk libraries in /usr/lib,
/usr/lib, and /usr/lib - please specify the parent directory for the
libraries in the TCL_BIN_PREFIX variable (e.g. ${TCL_BIN_PREFIX}/lib)
I've tried a couple of environments, and they all give the same error.
Cliff Yapp
Can you post your CMakeCache.txt file somewhere? It shoulds like BRL-CAD isn't properly detecting all of your Tcl/Tk installation, but we need more information about what pieces it isn't seeing.
Also, what tcl/tk packages do you have installed? (particularly interested in tcl-dev, tk-dev, itcl-dev, and itk-dev - they have slightly different names depending on the platform, but basically the development packages for tcl/tk and itcl/itk.)
I used this image https://sourceforge.net/projects/brlcad/files/BRL-CAD%20for%20Virtual%20Machines/ , provided on the BRL-CAD website and tried to compile using the source in the included brlcad-svn folder.
http://pastebin.com/KzB1km48 this is the cache file.
There are tcl8.5 and tk8.5 folders in /usr/lib
Sean Morrison
That's really odd that the VM image didn't work. I've tested that myself. Did you update the svn sources before compiling? Might be something introduced recently. Adding -DBRLCAD_BUNDLED_LIBS=ON will get you past that error, but thanks for helping us pinpoint the cause.
i did do an SVN checkout, but to a different folder than brlcad-svn. I'll check another image tomorrow, but for now, enabling bundled libs worked, it's compiling. Thanks.
Sean Morrison
Did the provided brlcad-svn folder give you that error as well?
Yes, but since I modified the image, I can't be completely certain I didn't accidentally modify the initial setup as well.
I've figured it out, the image works fine unless the libtnt-dev libpng12-dev zlib1g-dev libsm-dev tcl8.5-dev tk8.5-dev itcl3-dev package suggested in the compiling section is installed, that was causing the error.


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1. How will Brandon Wood follow up a 58-homer season?
Asking Brandon Wood to build upon and improve what he did in 2005 is, at a minimum, patently unrealistic. All Wood did was break the Angels' minor league home run record with 43, break the Arizona Fall League home run record with 14, and hit his final homer in the Olympic regional qualifier. It was a season for the ages, and the fact that it came from a shortstop makes it that much more amazing. It is thought that Wood is talented enough to make the jump to the majors to begin 2006, despite having just 19 at-bats above Single-A.
However, Wood is blocked by Orlando Cabrera at shortstop, and while he could move to third base down the line he would need time to learn the position. For now, Wood is likely going to spend at least the first half of the year at Double-A while staying at shortstop. If he picks up where he left off in 2005 though, the team will be forced to make room on the big-league club for his bat. Wood played in the hitter-friendly California League, but his home park is relatively neutral and, according to observers, Woods long balls were, for the most part, legitimate home runs. Still, Ill be very interested to see what this kid does for an encore.
2. Is Joel Zumaya a starter or a reliever?
Joel Zumayas stock continued to rise in 2005, as he finished second in all the minors (behind Francisco Liriano) with 199 strikeouts in 151.1 innings for a strikeout rate of 11.8 per nine innings. It has been suggested by some that his somewhat violent delivery could eventually lead to a future as flame-throwing reliever, but I find it hard to believe that the organization wont give him every chance to continue as a starter.
He could eventually front a rotation with his upper-90s fastball. Zumaya is expected to compete with Tigers #1 overall prospect Justin Verlander for the fifth starter job this spring. Verlander probably has the edge, so Im anxious to see how Zumaya fares at Triple-A this year. Jeremy Bonderman, Verlander, and Zumaya could form a celebrated trio at the front of the Detroit rotation sometime in the next year.
3. What will the Dodgers do with Chad Billingsley and how will Joel Guzman fare at his new position?
The signing of Brett Tomko and trade for Jae Seo seem to block Chad Billingsleyarguably baseballs top pitching prospect yet to taste the big leaguesfrom grabbing a rotation spot this spring, despite glowing comments from manager Grady Little. Take a step back to 2004 though, where then-manager Jim Tracy anointed Edwin Jackson as the Dodgers fifth starter during spring training after seeing Jackson jump from Double-A to beat Randy Johnson on his 20th birthday. Jackson went on to struggle, and he got demoted to Triple-A (and eventually Double-A) before being traded to Tampa Bay in the Danys Baez deal.
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5. Is the Yankees' farm system close to again cranking out talent for the big club?
No matter how much money George Steinbrenner throws at free agents, he continues to lose sight of the fact that the great Yankees teams of the 90s were led by players such as Jorge Posada, Derek Jeter, Bernie Williams, Alfonso Soriano, and Mariano Riverafor the most part, 100% home-grown Yankees. There are encouraging signs recently however, as general manager Brian Cashman has refused to part with young players Robinson Cano, Eric Duncan, Philip Hughes, and Chien-Ming Wang in trades. Of course if George wanted to deal Cano and Hughes for a quick fix to the starting rotation, hed have takers to be sure, but it appears he's wising up and listening to his baseball people more these days.
There are signs that the Yankees' farm system is headed in the right direction, and Duncan and Hughes are premium talents that should be ready to contribute by 2008. Athletic high school shortstop C.J. Henry wasnt the typical Yankees pick when he was drafted in the first round last year. In addition, the team has a number of talented teenage international signings in the lower rungs of the system. Perhaps a few of those will turn out to be helpful in a few years. I think this is a system on the rise.
6. Which prospects will take the biggest leaps forward in 2006?
Last season saw the dramatic rise of players like Matt Kemp, Miguel Montero, and of course Brandon Wood. In The Hardball Times Baseball Annual 2006 David Cameron identified his breakout choices for 2006. Here are the guys I'll be keeping an eye out for in 2006:
Ryan Sweeney (White Sox, Outfield): Sweeney is a strapping 65, 210 pounds who has all the tools. So far though, hes hit just 10 home runs in over 1,000 minor league at-bats. I expect that to change this year as he is fully recovered from a wrist injury that sapped his power last year. A 20-home run season is within his grasp and he could do it in either Double-A or Triple-A while still at the tender age of 21. Power is often the last tool to develop, and when it does for Sweeney, hell rise quickly on prospect lists.
Wade Davis (Devil Rays, Starter): Davis is a hard thrower who posted a solid 10.2 K/9 in the NY-Penn league last year. At age 20, hes ready for full-season ball and could rocket up the charts with a solid year in the low Single-A Midwest League.
Adam Loewen (Orioles, Starter): Loewen has been a disappointment since being drafted #4 overall back in 2002, but there are signs pointing to a breakout in 2006. Since 2002 hes shown flashes of brilliance, but Ankiel-like command has resulted in a BB/9 of 5.6. Down the stretch in 2005 he did show much improvement, and a trip to the Arizona Fall League resulted in a league-best 1.67 ERA in 27 innings (though he did walk 14). Loewen should start at Double-A this year, where Ill be looking for a breakout
Others to watch: Blake DeWitt (Dodgers, Second Base), Chase Headley (Padres, Third Base), Beau Jones (Braves, Starter), Welinson Baez (Phillies, Shortstop), Sean Marshall (Cubs, Starter), Kevin Slowey (Twins, Starter), and Nick Adenhart (Angels, Starter).
7. Are Kansas City's young hitters on the way soon?
A solid trade and good drafting have the Royals on the cusp of adding some big-time firepower to their everyday lineup. The Royals are starting to remind me of the Devil Rays with all their young offensive prospects and relative lack of pitching. The team has no real impact pitchers in the organization, but Ill enjoy watching the progress of their hitters, especially:
Alex Gordon (3B, 22): Gordon put up a line of .260/.403/.460 in the Arizona Fall League, and that is apparently enough for the organization to start him at Double-A. He has 35-homer potential, and should incumbent third baseman Mark Teahen not develop some power quickly (just seven home runs in 447 at-bats in 2005), Gordon could be up by July.
Billy Butler (OF, 19): What Butler did at age 19 last year (.340/.404/.611 between Single-A and Double-A) is simply incredible. His bat is likely major league ready now, but defensive limitations could keep him in the minors until September. His defense likely will never catch up to his bat, but as soon as it slightly narrows the gap, he could get the call to Kansas City.
Justin Huber (1B, 23): Hit just .218 in 78 at-bats in a 2005 call-up, but Huber is the teams first baseman of the future. He could potentially alternate with Mike Sweeney between first base and designated hitter this year. Huber is a pure hitter with excellent plate discipline and 25-home run power, and he hit .326/.417/.560 between Double-A and Triple-A in 2005.
Jeff Bianchi (SS, 19): Bianchi impressed in his 98 at-bats in rookie ball by hitting .404/.484/.705, but he is still at least two or three years from the big leagues. Nevertheless, he could soon be one of baseballs top shortstop prospects (if hes not already). An intriguing mix of power and great speed.
Chris Lubanski (OF, 21): After hitting just nine home runs the previous campaign, Lubanski took advantage of the desert air of the California League to more than triple that total to 28 in 2005. He was the #5 overall pick in the 2003 draft, and his progress this year was impressive (.301/.349/.554). He should start at Double-A and looks to be the teams right fielder of the future.
8. Will Tampa Bay's young arms develop quickly enough for them to be competitive?
You cant argue with the young offensive talent that the Rays are stockpiling. B.J. Upton, Delmon Young, Rocco Baldelli, Carl Crawford, and Johnny Gomes represent one of the more impressive groups of young talent, and they are all 25 and under. The now-infamous Scott Kazmir-for-Victor Zambrano deal brought a potential #1 starter, but the rest of the rotation is made up of lesser talents like Doug Waechter, Casey Fossum, and Mark Hendrickson.
If a few of a group that includes Jeff Niemann, Edwin Jackson, Chuck Tiffany, Jason Hammel, and the aforementioned Wade Davis live up to their potential, then perhaps we can start talking about this team being competitive in the AL East. Incidentally, the Rays own the #3 overall pick in this summers amateur draft and could choose to draft a college power arm like North Carolina's Andrew Miller or Missouris Max Scherzer.
9. Can Howie Kendrick keep it up?
Howie Kendrick has had at least 190 at-bats at four different minor league levels, up to Double-A last year. His batting averages at those four levels: .368, .367, .384, .342. Hes simply a hitting machine. What he doesnt do is draw many free passes, posting a mediocre BB/PA rate of 4.9% over 1,300 minor league plate appearances. When youre hitting .360 every year, thats not an issue, but Im curious to see how he does at Triple-A and ultimately the majors. Normally I wouldnt place much value on a prospect with that type of walk rate, but Kendrick is a special talent. He even improved his power this year, hitting 19 home runs in 109 games after entering the year with just 13 in 183 games.
10. Can Homer Bailey stay healthy and avoid the fate of past Reds pitching prospects?
Ty Howington, Bobby Basham, Chris Grulerthe Reds system is a wasteland of former top pitching prospects whose careers have been derailed (temporary or otherwise) by serious arm injuries. Right-hander Homer Bailey is a Josh Beckett clone. Both were drafted in the first round (Beckett #1 overall, Bailey #7). Both are strapping 64 Texans and both throw hard. The Reds have understandably been cautious with Baileys workload so far, as hes thrown just 116 innings in his two years as a pro. The plan is to take the reins off a bit this year, and Ill be watching his progress. He has the ability to dominate and represents the Reds' best bet for a #1 home-grown starter since the days of Mario Soto.


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Record: 1-6-1
Last week: Lost 33-3 to Clarkston
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Coach: Sal Battaglia
Record: 3-5
Last week: Beat North Cobb Christian 47-6
Excitement abounds at Hebron this week.
The Lions are coming off their season's third win last week where the offense and defense played the best game of the unit's season.
They still have a chance to finish the year with a .500 record. But most importantly, this game marks the first fall homecoming celebration for the small private school in Dacula. Hebron finally has its own football stadium and is making the most of it.
"It will be pretty crazy around here," said Hebron head coach Sal Battaglia.
In last week's win, Hebron rushed for more than 400 yards and the defense chipped in with two touchdowns, one each from Xavier Riley and Jay Wallo.
"A lot of things came together last week, finally putting it all together like we hoped we would from Day 1," Battaglia said.
To finish with an even record, the Lions must win out and that starts tonight against Class AA Cross Keys. Hebron handled the Indians with ease a season ago, but that was a senior-heavy Lions team.
"They are definitely bigger and stronger (than us)," Battaglia said of Cross Keys.
But with a region schedule on the horizon for next season, a homecoming game and a chance at a winning streak, the Lions' focus is on themselves.
"There is a lot of excitement to finish strong this year," Battaglia said. "The kids are starting to play some good football right now. That is the key for us because we are building for the future."
Last meeting: Hebron won 63-16 last year
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Rattlers top Knights, 2-1
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BELLEVIEW The Belleview boys soccer team came from behind to earn a season-ending 2-1 victory over a hard-nosed Vanguard squad on Thursday night.
The Knights scored first, but the Rattlers answered with a Keith Jackson goal just before intermission.
In the second half, Zach Tiebout knocked in the go-ahead goal and the Knights couldn't retaliate.
Belleview (8-8-4) now turns its attention to the district tournament which begins on Monday at Crystal River at 4 p.m.
DUNNELLON 1, TAVARES 1: At Tavares, Dunnellon's Felipe Palafox assisted a goal made by Richard Parkinson to force a draw in the Tigers' last game of the regular season.
Dunnellon (2-14-2) faces Citrus on Monday in the first round of the district tournament.
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FOREST 58, LAKE WEIR 10: At Lake Weir, Shavontae Naylor racked up 16 points, 5 rebounds and 4 steals as the Wildcats cruised to victory.
Gabriel Austin put up 15 points with 3 steals, while Cieryna Mercer chipped in with 9 points and 3 steals.
Forest (11-9) hosts Columbia on Saturday at 5 p.m.
LEESBURG 61, VANGUARD 59: At Leesburg, Morgan Brisson scored 20 points to lead the Knights in the narrow defeat.
Jazzmin Bethea added 19 points in the losing effort for Vanguard (15-8, 6-6), which plays at Dunnellon on Monday at 6 p.m.
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NORTH MARION 55, CITRUS 50: At North Marion, Eddie Rocker boosted the Colts to a district win with 14 points, 5 rebounds and 5 steals.
Brandon Carr finished with 13 points, 7 rebounds, 2 steals and a block, while Sean Price controlled the boards with 15 rebounds to go along with his 8 points, 3 steals and 2 blocks.
North Marion (8-11, 5-6) welcomes Belleview tonight for another critical district match-up at 7:30.
BELLEVIEW 45, LECANTO 33: At Belleview, seniors Brian Mitchell and Josh Burgess shined on senior night as they extended their stellar records to 34-1 and 33-1, respectively.
Belleview competes at the Big Sun Conference meet at Dunnellon on Saturday at 9 a.m.
RESULTS: 103 McClure (B) pinned Runnells, 1:20; 112 Portillo (B) pinned O'Brien, 1:20; 119 Casselman (B) won by forfeit; 125 Mitchell (B) pinned Finley, 1:40; 130 Burgess (B) pinned Serano, 1:08; 135 Arcadipane (L) dec. over Ferson, 4-2; 140 Dahnpat (B) dec. over Roberts, 6-5; 145 Struble (L) pinned Campbell, 1:29; 152 Sblano (L) pinned O'Brien, 1:55; 160 Helsel (B) pinned T. Smith, 1:42; 171 Piferrer (B) pinned Miner, 2:15; 189 E. Smith (L) pinned Woodyard, 3:00; 215 Dey (L) pinned Kopec, 1:07; HVY Shumate (L) pinned Blackburn, 3:49.
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Wrestling: Belleview 24, Lecanto 12
BOYS BASKETBALL: North Marion 48, Citrus 46
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Derbyshire County Council is looking closely at the lights at the junctions of the A444 Burton Road, Woodville Road and Lullington Road in Overseal, after a member of the public raised several issues with Overseal Parish Council.
The resident has said that traffic using the road is held up by the lights, particularly at night, which caused "noise nuisance and pollution." A parish council report said: "A resident who occupies a property near to the traffic lights has complained that traffic using the A444 is being held up unnecessarily and caused noise and pollution.
"He had reported the problem to the county council who are to undertake a site visit.
"However, it was felt that a site visit during the day would not diagnose the problem and a practical solution would be to arrange for the lights to be permanently on green on the A444 during the night, except when the sensors in the side roads indicated the presence of traffic.
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I just wonder how many of the critics here have actually met and conversed with Barry?
If you did you would find that a courteous gentleman was engaging with you in polite discussion.
It is so, so typical for boxing fans (?) (probably better described as boxing's dead-**** brigade) for you to find it so easy to criticise and try to cut this great, tall poppy down.
How many of you critics have ever engaged in a plan to win a world title, where you climbed the hill slowly, perservering, and continually pushed that big farking heavy car up that big hill, and all by yourself. Truth is, you have no farking idea about the efforts this bloke went to, in order to reach his goal.
You're just a bunch of fark heads, seriously. Barry deserves no criticism for his efforts and he has continued to show a gentleman model for the sport of boxing. If you *****s were this model, boxing would be in a very poor and worse state. Take a look at yourselves, you scurrilous pack of non entities.
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