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When you attempt to print to a Hewlett Packard (HP) LaserJet 6L printer using the Card style, you may receive the following error message:
OUTLOOK caused a general protection fault in module HPBLA2.DLL at 0004:00000a9e.
This problem has been reported to occur when your printer port is not correctly configured and you attempt to print using the Card print style.
Make sure your printer is properly installed. To test your printer you can use the Properties dialog box of your printer to print a test page. Once you have established that the printer works properly from other programs, print from Outlook using any print style except the Card style and then try printing using the Card style again. If you attempt to immediately print using the Card style, the problem may recur.
Microsoft has confirmed that this is a problem in the Microsoft products that are listed at the beginning of this article.
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HIGHLAND HEIGHTS - During Monday's KHSAA Board of Control meeting meeting at NKU, the Board of Control directed KHSAA staff to begin work during the 2013-14 school year to prepare draft alignments for the 2015-18 playing seasons based on the current parameters for football championships. In a 2013 survey of the membership, 56.2 percent of the participating schools (118/210) voted in favor of the current four-team playoff format.
"We have given the member schools two distinct opportunities in the past three years to tell the Board if they wanted our system changed. Everyone who is a fan of the sport has a thought about playoffs, but our membership needs to drive these decisions," said KHSAA Commissioner Julian Tackett. "Clearly in this case, 56 percent wanted our existing system of four teams advancing to the playoffs and no more than 25 percent favored either two or three teams advancing. We will take a special look at Class 1A as we continue, where responses were different, and certainly are not bound to use the same system in all classes if that's the membership wishes."
Details regarding the survey and its results can be found at http://khsaa.org/72313-football-playoff-survey-released-board-approves-results/
The current KHSAA football alignment follows.
Class 1A: District 1 - Fulton City, Fulton County, Mayfield, Russellville; District 2 - Bethlehem, Caverna, Holy Cross (Louisville), Kentucky Country Day; District 3 - Bracken County, Eminence, Frankfort, Paris; District 4 - Beechwood, Bellevue, Dayton, Ludlow; District 5 - Berea, Campbellsville, Lynn Camp, Williamsburg; District 6 - Harlan, Hazard, Jenkins, Pineville; District 7 - Fairview, Nicholas County, Paintsville, Raceland; District 8 - Allen Central, Phelps, Pikeville, South Floyd.
Class 2A: District 1 - Ballard Memorial, Caldwell County, Crittenden County, Murray, Reidland; District 2 - Butler County, Hancock County, McLean County, Owensboro Catholic, Todd County Central, Union County; District 3 - Clinton County, Glasgow, Green County, Metcalfe County; District 4 - Bardstown, Christian Academy-Louisville , DeSales, Fort Knox, Shawnee, Washington County; District 5 - Carroll County, Gallatin County, Owen County, Trimble County, Walton-Verona; District 6 - Bishop Brossart, Holy Cross (Covington), Lloyd Memorial, Newport, Newport Central Catholic; District 7 - Danville, Lexington Christian, Middlesboro, Somerset; District 8 - Betsy Layne, Leslie County, Prestonsburg, Shelby Valley.
Class 3A: District 1 - Fort Campbell, Heath, Paducah Tilghman, Trigg County, Webster County; District 2 - Adair County, Edmonson County, Hart County, Monroe County, South Warren; District 3 - Central, Elizabethtown, Henry County, LaRue County; District 4 - Bell County, Casey County, Corbin, McCreary Central, Wayne County; District 5 - Bath County, Bourbon County, Estill County, Garrard County, Powell County, Western Hills; District 6 - East Carter, Fleming County, Lewis County, Mason County, Russell, West Carter; District 7 - Breathitt County, Jackson County, Knott County Central, Magoffin County, Morgan County; District 8 - Belfry, East Ridge, Lawrence County, Pike County Central, Sheldon Clark.
Class 4A: District 1 - Calloway County, Hopkins County Central, Lone Oak, Madisonville-North Hopkins, Owensboro; District 2 - Allen County-Scottsville, Breckinridge County, Franklin-Simpson, Warren East; District 3 - Atherton, Collins, North Oldham, Spencer County, Waggener; District 4 - Doss, Fairdale, Moore, Valley, Western; District 5 - Boyle County, Lexington Catholic, Marion County, Mercer County, Taylor County; District 6 - Clay County, Knox Central, Rockcastle County, Russell County; District 7 - Covington Catholic, Harrison County, Highlands, Holmes, Pendleton County; District 8 - Ashland Blazer, Boyd County, Greenup County, Johnson Central, Rowan County.
Class 5A: District 1 - Apollo, Christian County, Graves County, Hopkinsville, Ohio County; District 2 - Barren County, Bowling Green, Greenwood, Logan County, Warren Central; District 3 - Grayson County, Iroquois, Jeffersontown, John Hardin, North Hardin; District 4 - Bullitt Central, Bullitt East, North Bullitt, Shelby County; District 5 - Conner, Cooper, Grant County, Scott, South Oldham; District 6 - Anderson County, East Jessamine, Franklin County, Montgomery County, West Jessamine, Woodford County; District 7 - Lincoln County, Madison Southern, North Laurel, Pulaski County, South Laurel, Southwestern; District 8 - Harlan County, Letcher County Central, Perry County Central, Whitley County.
Class 6A: District 1 - Daviess County, Henderson County, Marshall County, Muhlenberg County; District 2 - Central Hardin, Meade County, Nelson County; District 3 - Butler, Pleasure Ridge Park, Seneca, Southern; District 4 - DuPont Manual, Male, St. Xavier, Trinity (Louisville); District 5 - Ballard, Eastern, Fern Creek, Oldham County; District 6 - Boone County, Campbell County, Dixie Heights, Ryle, Simon Kenton; District 7 - Bryan Station, Henry Clay, Paul Laurence Dunbar, Scott County; District 8 - George Rogers Clark, Lafayette, Madison Central, Tates Creek.

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Zach Kaiser's Sampler is a platform that lets the user explore the connection between content. Although it's still in the development stage, the idea came about from a DJ sample machine, which can mix and transform music from multiple mediums, creating new music. Kaiser, a DJ and educator, says his Sampler platform can be used […] [Read More]
Space: Commercialization may be the Next Great Race
Few things defined the rivalry between the United States and the Soviet Union during the Cold War quite like the Space Race did. In a conflict notorious for proxy wars, covert operations and espionage — the space race offered citizens of both country's a universal and public metric on which to compete.
Even 40 years later, the space race was still well-ingrained pop-culture and the psych of both countries: Just witness Sean Connery's monologue as Captain Marko Ramius near the beginning of The Hunt for Red October. Now, instead of nation-states fighting to see who can beat the other in a race through the stars, private corporations have gotten into the game.[Read More]
D&D as a metaphor for start-ups
Put an Internet start-up next to Dungeons & Dragons, and immediately, they both have the nerd thing in common. But the comparison is much more complex, Phil Libin, CEO at Evernote, said during his talk, "Chaotic Good: The Right Alignment for Your Company," this morning at South by Southwest Interactive. "Everything I ever needed to […] [Read More]
Keep it secure
They can still serve a purpose but passwords are weak. "If you can remember your password, its not a good password," said Josh Alexander, CEO of Austin-based security tech firm Toopher, an application that uses location of a users mobile device to provide an added layer of authentication. "If you can't remember your password, it's […] [Read More]
Cheezburger guy talks humor
Tardar Sauce the cat attended South by Southwest a few days ago. Apparently, she was one of the biggest draws. On the Internet, if you want to get a laugh, post pictures of cats. And while this sounds like a fairly simple thing to do, there are rules to maximize your laugh. Ben Huh, creator […] [Read More]
The future of podcasting? Yes, it has one
To begin the session "Time to Re-Boot: What Next for Podcasting?," moderated by BBC producer Colin Anderson this morning at South by Southwest, there was a raise of hands. "How many of you podcast?" Anderson asked. Half the audience responded. "How many of you make a living podcasting?" Anderson asked. Three people. Of all of […] [Read More]
Tracking your own Big Data
Ed Hunsinger tracks the data he collects from his body. At night he uses a device that maps his sleep patterns. Daily he steps on scale to track weight fluctuations. Plus he tracks the music he listens to better understand his likes and mood. While there are some limitations, Hunsinger tried to capture who he […] [Read More]


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Posted by BG on 12/02/2014
I live in the area, not a lot of great choices but they are a consistent winner. Pick up or delivery (delivery is very fast) they are awesome and the food is great. The staff is also very sweet and friendly.
Posted by Raquel on 08/11/2012
I've lived in Thailand before so I can vouch for the food at this place. The service is great and fast, the food is solid and the lunch specials are unbeatable. It's small but a cute, cozy spot.
Posted by loubova on 10/14/2011
Gong is a cozy, laid back place to have a great meal. It is a little gem in a neighborhood without many options. The food is excellent- good standard noodle dishes, great papaya salad, and the staff is super friendly. We eat here often and can't say enough good things about it!
Posted by NeneJSP1 on 06/26/2011
Great place for delicious Thai!! We order from Gong every Sunday night and the food is always delivered ridiculously fast. The Pad Thai and Pad See Ew are delicious and the portions are not small at all. The packaging may seem small but they pack a huge amount of noodles in them. Overall, it is our go to place for delicious Thai! The other places up here are all OK, but Gong is by far the most delicious.
Posted by RJC82 on 06/07/2011
This place has decent food. I think it's solid Thai fare at a nice price. I often get the pad kee mao and spring rolls delivered, and I like their menu. Lunch special is good value. My only complaint is that they don't take credit cards. This is NYC, get with the times. Decent date spot and the staff is nice.
Posted by Lara on 03/08/2011
I've been eating and ordering from here at least once a week since they opened. I love Thai food and have been to Thailand three times and can say that the food here is authentic and high quality! Everything is always fresh and you can tell the chefs know what they're doing. The service and atmosphere are great when you dine in and they are fast when you order delivery. This is definitely one of my favorite places in the neighborhood and everyone I share it with loves it the same.
Posted by batgirl on 11/18/2010
I ordered the Thai Beef Salad and the Pad Ke Mow with chicken. An authentic Thai beef salad has delicate and tender slivers of beef, a tangy dressing with just enough chilli to give it nice hum and lots of crispy greens. Sadly, this salad had big chunks of beef, no spice in the dressing (itself a bland affair) and minimal crispy greens. As for the Pad Ke Mow, it was a stodgy clump, with burnt slabs of chicken, couldn't taste the ginger at all. Very disappointing.


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Many police officers don't buckle up
Five of the 13 officers killed in Texas since 2007 in crashes while on duty have been unbuckled, the Chronicle found. See a graphic to learn more about them: [Read More]
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Hawaiian TV station KGMB KHNL is tracking events as a tsunami approaches Hawaii. We're liveblogging from their live stream online. 4:55 p.m. – Liveblog shutting down. Thanks for reading along! 4:47 p.m. – The tsunami warning to stay up for at least another hour. 4:39 p.m. – 2-3 feet surge in southern California, including Ventura […] [Read More]
Police officer vehicle deaths
Learn about all Texas law enforcement officers who have died in car crashes since 2007. Click on their photos to read about the crashes, and whether they were wearing seatbelts. Zoom in to see where the crashes happened. View Officer Car Deaths in a larger map [Read More]
Red Cross in Spanish helps Chileans cope via Twitter
The Spanish-language Twitter account of the Red Cross @CruzRojaInforma, is giving tips to Chileans about what to do and what not to do in the aftermath of an earthquake. Pretty similar to the aftermath of a hurricane. Some of the tips: "Efectúe una revisión de la energía eléctrica, agua, gas y teléfono, tomando las precauciones […] [Read More]
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As Hawaii braces for a possible tsunami, traffic cameras in the island state appear to show deserted freeways. There are other Hawaiian webcams available, but many of them appear to be swamped with too many site visitors. [Read More]
Getting to the store early in Hawaii
Twitpic is a Web site that makes it easy to post photos from a smartphone via Twitter. Here are some images from that service out of Hawaii today. A packed Safeway parking lot . . . at 4 a.m. in the morning. From TheDailyDish. Inside that same Safeway, with a huge checkout line. [Read More]
Chilean online TV 3tv offers catalog of videos of the disaster
Chilean online TV 3tv3tv displays a wide range of videos showing the magnitude of the disaster after the earthquake. From witnesses of death, to the exhausted words of president Michelle Bachelet, to the moment when the bell tower of a church falls, to buildings collapsing, these are all images of the worst moments Chileans have […] [Read More]
3 people dead 15 missing in Chilean islands hit by tsunami
Chilean newspaper Diario La Tercera reports that three people were killed by the tsunami that hit Chilean islands Juan Fernandez, according to the government. This is how La Tercera tells it: Un tren de olas de hasta tres metros se adentró unos 20 en la isla y dañó instituciones públicas como la gobernación marítima, colegios […] [Read More]
State Web sites for tsunami information
The Pacific Coast states have Web sites offering specific information on tsunami warnings for their respective coastlines. The White House's Web site links to pages for: • California • Washington • Oregon • Hawaii And general government information about the tsunami can be found at the Tsunami.gov page. [Read More]
A guide to tracking the tsunami
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Some of the main obstacles that stifle the development of small enterprises are: lack of management skills, lack of access to credit and lack of an enabling environment. In Kenya K-MAP provides counseling, training and research, facilitates access to credit and working with government to simplify business procedures.
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Friday morning traffic, travel and weather
Posted: January 10, 2014|
8.14am UPDATE: The crash on the M4 eastbound has now been cleared.
7.44 UPDATE: Reports of crash on M4 eastbound between junction 18 for Bath and Leigh Delamere services.
There are no obvious problems on the roads around Bath this morning, although an overnight frost could make standing water hazardous.
Roads around Staverton which have been impassable for days are now reported to be clear.
At the moment, there are no major problems on the railways around the city, either.
After a cold night, temperatures will peak at around 9C this afternoon, with a cloudy day giving way to possible rain this evening.
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YMCA Vanderbilt
Clean and safe accommodation in the fashionable East Side. Brimming with facilities, the Vanderbilt even has its own fitness suite. Learn more >
All hotels and hostels in: United States, New York City
Good location, basic accommodation
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- Under 26
- 20 Feb 2012
Rooms like prison cells
- by Laura
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- Under 26
- 22 Sep 2009
It was cheap, and within walking distance for many of the best attractions. However, the rudeness of the staff seriously overshadowed our experience. The accommodation itself was prison-like despite the very chic reception area.
good location
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- 26 to 35
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accommodation was in a good laction about 15 minute walk from the Rockerfella centre. Although the room was extremely small it was clean. Share facilities were also kept clean.
Just a place to sleep!
- by anon
- female
- Under 26
- 15 Jul 2009
The location was a ten minute walk to the majority of the major sights of New York.
Great location
- by anon
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The location was great, within walking distance of major sights
Great location but small rooms and rude front desk staff
- by JB
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The YMCA has a big cardio and weights room available for guests. Bathrooms are shared (two showers per sex per floor). Rooms are extremely small but are clean and include a small fridge and television. Location is great and is around 10-15 minutes from times square 5 from the closes subway station (51st street). However, the front desk is extremely rude and not customer oriented at all. The security staff and the greeters are very social and nice though.
Clean, well located, but a bit expensive for what you get.
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- Under 26
- Australia
- 20 Jul 2011
Night in new york
- by Kate
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- Under 26
- 20 Jul 2011
It was in central new York, close to everything.
Herrlich New Yorkerisch
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- 26 to 35
- 01 Mar 2011
Zentral gelegene, billige Unterkunft für Entdecker, die auch gerne ein wenig zu Fuss die Stadt erkunden.
sehr einfache Unterkunft
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- 26 to 35
- Germany
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Die zentrale Lage war das Beste an der Unterkunft.


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Areas for TV and homework.
1. An expansive peninsula without a sink can be used for food prep, casual family meals and as a homework station for kids. A durable material like quartz is a great low-maintenance option for a family.
2. Situating one extra-deep sink in the centre of the long counter means it will have plenty of elbow room on either side, and a single-hole faucet with extendable hose makes cleanup a breeze.
3. Installing generous upper and lower cabinets on one wall means essentials like pantry foods and everyday dishware can be stored in one place.
4. Housing the fridge and range on the same stretch of counter across from the sink creates a work triangle with loads of open floor space and flow.
5. A double oven ups the room's functionality, allowing for efficient cooking of big or small meals.
6. An office nook is integrated in one corner as a place for paying bills or a second homework zone. A wall sconce negates the need for a desk lamp.
7. An armchair is a spot for reading, and a wall-mounted TV creates a cosy hub for watching a movie.
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Who Looked More Bitchie? Christina Milian Vs. Tahiry Jose In Zigi NY Studded Boots
Christina Milian is working those poetic justice braids!
She was spotted this weekend, turning heads in Miami as she strutted down Ocean Drive dressed in fitted jeans and a pair of Army Green Zigi NY Z-Jo boots. The 10 year throwbacks, that could be the offspring of Timberlands and lace up Manolo Blahniks, feature a 6 inch heel and 2.5 inch platform.
Earlier this month, Love and Hip Hop's Tahiry Jose rocked a tan pair to the premiere of the Real Husbands of Hollywood in New York.
Who looked more Bitchie?
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The Virgin, Saints, and Angels art exhibit and interview
Fri, February 1, 2008 • Blanton Museum
Prof. Susan Deans-Smith of the History Dept. and Ursula Davila Villa, assistant curator of Latin American Art at the Blanton Museum, are interviewed by John Aielli, KUT host for Aielli Unleashed and Eklektikos, about the exhibition "The Virgin, Saints, and Angels."This exhibition of paintings are from South America's colonial period, 1600-1825, and are from the Thoma Collection. The exhibition runs from January 29-March 16, 2008.


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Calendar of Events
Tuesday, July 30, 2013
Fall Softball/Kickball/Baseball League: Ann Arbor Rec & Ed.< less
Register for Adult Fall leagues. Registration opens the week of July 22, and the deadline to register is August 2. Seasons start the week of September 3 and run through October. 10 game seasons for all sports. Go to aareced.com for more information.
Community Education & Recreation, 1515 S. 7th Street. Different prices for each sport. 734-994-2300 x 53214. firstname.lastname@example.com aareced.com [map]
Youth Show: Washtenaw County 4-H.< less
July 28-Aug. 2. Six days of farm animal shows and auctions, plus crafts, exhibits, all-day equestrian competitions, and assorted contests from vegetable decorating to a goat milk-out. Highlights include the popular "Llama Leaping" (July 31, 2 p.m.), all-ages craft activities (Aug. 1, 9 a.m.-noon), the livestock auction (Aug. 1, 6:30 p.m.), an archery contest (Aug. 2, 1 p.m.), the "Animal Decorator Contest" (Aug. 2, 1:30 p.m.), and the "Ag Olympics" (Aug. 2, around 3:30 p.m.) in which 4-H youth compete in Olympic-style games involving water, mud, and agricultural products. For complete daily schedule, see extension.ewashtenaw.org.
3-6 p.m. (July 28) & 8 a.m.-evening (July 29-Aug. 2), Washtenaw Farm Council Grounds, 5055 Ann Arbor-Saline Rd. Free. 222-3877. [map]
Call For Artists: Dexter Arts, Culture and Heritage Committee.< less
1st Annual Paint Dexter-A Plein Air Festival, August 13-17, 2013. Jurored Awards. Cash prizes. 1-4 entries. For Prospectus and Application, www.dextermi.gov/arts, or visit www.facebook.com/PaintDexter
Village of Dexter, 8140 Main Street, Dexter. Free. email@example.com https://www.facebook.com/PaintDexter [map]
"Come and Play the Acorn Way!": Acorn Glen Cooperative Preschool.< less
Every Tues. & Sat. through Aug. 24. Indoor and outdoor activities--including bubbles, a garden, a tire mountain and slide, art, music, a mudpie kitchen, sand pit, animals, and more--and refreshments for toddlers and preschool-aged kids, accompanied by an adult. Siblings and friends welcome.
10:30 a.m.-noon, Acorn Glen Cooperative Preschool, 1547 Miller. Free. 585-5555. [map]
Drop-in Family Storytime: Saline District Library.< less
Library staff read stories for kids age 2 & up accompanied by a caregiver. Topics include "How Does Your Garden Grow?" (July 2), "Shiver Me Timbers!" (July 9), "Dinosaur Dig" (July 16), "Dirt Movers" (July 23), and "Tunnels, Burrows, & More" (July 30).
11 a.m. and 2 & 6:30 p.m., SDL, 555 N. Maple, Saline. Free. 429-5450. [map]
"How to Juggle": Dexter District Library.< less
Kids entering grades 2-4 (11 a.m.) and grades 5-12 (1 p.m.) invited to learn the 3-ball cascade juggling pattern and other juggling basics.
11 a.m. & 1 p.m., DDL, 3255 Alpine, Dexter. Free; preregistration required beginning July 8. 426-4477. [map]
U-M Museum of Natural History Planetarium.< less
Daily (except July 4), June 30-Aug. 31. Various different audiovisual planetarium shows.
The Sky Tonight (11:30 a.m. and 1:30 & 3:30 p.m. Sat., 1:30 & 3:30 p.m. Sun., and 11:30 a.m. & 1:30 p.m. Mon.-Fri.) is an exploration of the current night sky.
Larry Cat in Space ((12:30 p.m. Mon.-Fri.) is a playful cartoon about an inquisitive cat that learns more than it wanted to know about life in space when it stows away on a shuttle to be with its owner, a scientist on her way to the Moon.
Stars to Starfish ((12:30 p.m. Sat.) is an animated show that compares the exploration of outer space with the exploration of the Earth's oceans.
Light Years from Andromeda (2:30 p.m. Mon.-Fri.) is an audiovisual show narrated by Star Trek actor Michael Dorn that shows the changes that occurred on Earth during the 2.8 million years it took a light beam to travel from Andromeda.
Hubble Vision (2:30 p.m. Sat.) is an audiovisual show about the discoveries made by the Hubble Space Telescope.
Various times, Natural History Museum, 1109 Geddes at North University. $5. 764-0478. [map]
Casa Latina: Ann Arbor Senior Center.< less
Every Tues. All seniors invited to chat (in Spanish) and make friends with other Spanish-speaking seniors. Lunch available at 11:30 a.m.-12:15 p.m. ($5.50; age 60 & over, $3; reservations required).
1-2 p.m., Ann Arbor Senior Center, 1320 Baldwin. Free. 794-6250. [map]
Flying Aces: Ann Arbor District Library.< less
All adults and youth grade 3 & up invited to watch a freestyle Frisbee demo by the Flying Aces Professional Frisbee Team. The show ends with an audience participation contest for autographed Flying Aces Frisbees.
2-3 p.m., AADL Pittsfield Branch, 2359 Oak Valley Dr. between Scio Church Rd. and Ann Arbor-Saline Rd. Free. 327-8301. [map]
Group Ride: Velo Club.< less
Every Tues. & Thurs. Rides of 35-45 miles (Tues.) with distance and pace (usually fast) determined by the assembled riders and of 40-60 miles (Thurs.) for serious cyclists and those new to bicycle racing.
6-8 p.m., meet at Forsythe Middle School, 1655 Newport. Free. aavc.org. [map]
Magic: The Gathering Tournament: Get Your Game On.< less
Every Sun. & Tues.-Fri. All invited to compete in tournaments of this popular collectible card game using standard constructed (Sun. & Thurs.), Elder Dragon Highlander (Tues.), Legacy (Wed.), and booster draft (Fri.) decks. Prizes. Bring your own cards (except Fri.).
6 p.m. (Tues.-Fri.) & 1 p.m. (Sun.), Get Your Game On, 310 S. State. $5 (Tues., free; Fri., $15 includes cards). 786-3746. [map]
Memorial Book Making: Ann Arbor District Library.< less
Arbor Hospice staff help participants make a photo book dedicated to a deceased love one. Bring photos.
6-8:30 p.m., AADL Pittsfield Branch, 2359 Oak Valley Dr. between Scio Church Rd. and Ann Arbor-Saline Rd. Free. 327-8301. [map]
"Twin Hearts Meditation": Center of Light.< less
'Twin Hearts Meditation', as designed by Master Choa, is an advanced meditation technique, aimed at achieving illumination or universal consciousness for the planet. It is thus an instrument of world and community service that contributes to harmony on the earth by blessing it with loving-kindness, peace, joy and goodwill. The Twin Hearts Meditation is a noble tool that can raise one's vibrations toward higher states of awareness and expanded levels of consciousness. It is being practiced globally by tens of thousands from many different religions and backgrounds, the Meditation on Twin Hearts is extraordinary in its simplicity but produces amazing and dramatic results. Join us as we practice this powerful meditation together for the upliftment of our world.
Center of Light, 200 Huronview Blvd. Free. 734-330-5048. firstname.lastname@example.com annarbor.CentersOfLight.org [map]
English Country Dancing: Ann Arbor Community of Traditional Music and Dance.< less
Every Tues. Historical and traditional English dancing to live music. All dances taught. No partner or experience needed. Bring flat, nonslip shoes (running shoes OK). First-timers are asked to arrive at 7 p.m.
7-9:30 p.m., Chapel Hill Condominium clubhouse, 3350 Green Rd. (park on Burbank). $8 (students, $4; kids age 13 & under with a parent, free). 665-7704. [map]
Self Defense Classes.< less
On-going self defense classes using Commando Krav Maga (CKM) tactical techniques. CKM is a reality-based self-defense system utilized by Israeli Special Forces. Students learn the techniques needed to survive violent or aggressive encounters. The primary goal is survival.
The techniques are simple to learn and easy to remember during times of stress:
- Gun disarming
- Knife attacks
- Knife hold-ups
- Chokes & Grabs
- Ground survival
- Hand-to-hand combat
- Attack Psychology
Multiple classes are offered each week and private lessons are available.
Every Mon 730-9pm, Tue 7-8:30pm and Thur 7-830pm. Check our website calendar for class updates!
The instructor, Mike Trester, is a level 6 certified Commando Krav Maga instructor with 23-plus years of law enforcement experience, including over 18 years on the Special Weapons And Tactical team. He is one of 9 CKM instructors holding a level 6 or higher in the United States.
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Chicken with Tuscan Herbs
In the summer, when herb gardens are at their peak, substitute 1 Tbs. each finely chopped fresh oregano, rosemary and sage for the dried herbs. Keep this same herb mixture in mind for grilling pork.
- 2 tsp. dried oregano
- 2 tsp. dried rosemary
- 2 tsp. dried sage
- 1/2 tsp. fennel seeds, crushed
- 1/2 tsp. salt
- 1/2 tsp. freshly ground pepper
- 2 Tbs. olive oil
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 4 whole chicken legs, about 2 1/2 lb. total
- 1 large lemon, cut into wedges
Season the chicken
Prepare a gas or charcoal grill for indirect grilling over high heat.
In a small bowl, stir together the oregano, rosemary, sage, fennel, salt and pepper. In a shallow, nonreactive dish, stir together the olive oil and garlic, add the chicken and turn to coat evenly. Sprinkle the herb mixture evenly over the chicken. Cover and let stand while the grill heats. (The chicken can be refrigerated at this point for up to 8 hours.)
Grill the chicken
Lightly oil the grill rack. Place the chicken, skin side down, on the rack over the drip pan and cover the grill. Cook for 25 minutes, then turn the chicken over. Cook until an instant-read thermometer inserted into the thickest part of a thigh, away from the bone, registers 170°F, about 20 minutes more.
Transfer the chicken to individual plates or a platter and serve immediately with the lemon wedges. Serves 4.
Adapted from Williams-Sonoma Food Made Fast Series, Grilling, by Rick Rodgers (Oxmoor House, 2007).


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WARRENSBURG Anthony Sapienza, owner of Sapienzas Pizzeria in Warrensburg, was arrested by State Police on Dec. 8 and charged with third degree criminal sexual act and endangering the welfare of a child. The charge stems from an allegation of a 16-year-old girl who claims to have had sexual contact with Sapienza in October or November at a Northway rest area. Police officials said the act was consensual, but the girl was under age. Sapienza, 43, has pleaded not guilty and is free on $10,000 bail pending a court date on Jan. 9 unless a Warren County grand jury files an indictment before then. Sapienza has been writing a free food column for the Adirondack Journal for the past few months.
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Gov. Cuomo and Mayor de Blasio announced a $400,000 "Race for Space" program for the East Shore.
Several streets will be closed 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Sunday for the 13.1-mile race.
The NBA kicked off the runup to its 2015 All-Star game by unveiling the refurbished courts.
The park will feature four rides for children, including the borough's only roller coaster.
The city released a request for proposals on Thursday to build an amusement park in Midland Beach.
A section of Midland Beach will have its speed limit reduced from 30 to 20 mph.
Aid groups held a community vigil to mark the six month anniversary of Hurricane Sandy.
Charges were dropped against NYPD officer Arthur Roldan, who was accused of raping his ex-girlfriend.
Brendan and Connor Moore, 2 and 4, were laid to rest together Friday morning.
Brendan Moore, 2, and Connor Moore, 4, were swept away from mother Glenda Moore during Hurricane Sandy.
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Large numbers of bees are dying and some experts are worried.
Even in this high tech age its bees that do the pollinating needed to grow crops.
So what is killing the bees?
Experts disagree but some are quick to blame pesticides.
Steve Maniaci with the Kern County Farm Bureau says the use of pesticides in commercial farming is very controlled.
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While leaving the city wasn't the ideal choice, one side effect might be that bands and artists who rarely venture out of the city limits will get exposed to a different audience.
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MCSA in 90 days… & lot of resources
Another free resource for learning and gaining your knowledge that might be possible to earn MCSA Certifications with few efforts. Here is the link: 90 Days to MCSA – where you have 6 videos, 3 per Windows 2012 and 3 others for SQL Server 2012 MCSA Certification prep. There are also some additional resources like Discussion Forums and Resource Wikis. In the right corner, you have another resource, Certification Challenge where you can find more and more info about Certs path!
A good news for the Exams, is that you can win a voucher to save 20 % + Second Shot for free (just in case if you failed!!!), check here, a great offer from Microsoft Virtual Academy – another great resource for the courses about the SQL Server.
Knowledge is the Power – Learning is the key!
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Recap of our SQL Saturday #225 in Kosovo, Prishtina
SQL Saturday Kosovo #225, happened last week and I'm very happy that we did for the first time in Balkan region!
Special thanks goes to the sponsors Ipko Foundation, PASS, Microsoft, ICK (Innovation Center Kosovo), Redgate, Wrox, PluralSight, xSQL Software, Digjitale.com, Nescafe as well as Albanian SQL Server Users Group > ALSSUG.
We had just one track this time and with great speakers & their strong experience ( Dejan Sarka, Niko Neugebauer, Mladen Prajdic, Turgay Sahtiyan and Matija Lah), and for more details about their presentations you can find here.
As first time SQL Saturday in our country, the event went well and we had 118 registered attendees and 82 were present in the event for all the day of the 18th May, 2013. Thanks to the Niko as my mentor for this successfully event and I need to say thank you also to my friends who helped me a lot during the organization of the event (Betim Drenica, Florim Maxhuni, Milot Rexhepi).
Starting to look forward for the next one, soon! … stay tuned!
Some of the photos of our event:
SQL Saturday Kosovo #225
I'm so exciting to announce that the SQL Saturday Kosovo is going to be held on May 18, 2013 and it's our firs time SQL Saturday where I will speak also. However I've started the challenge journey to organize things properly. The most important thing here for our local community is that the list of the speakers will be all the MVPs for SQL Server.
More information will be in our official website at SQL Saturday #225 Kosovo.
Fixing: SQL Server Error 4064 …
An error that is known how to solve it, I was the victim today with it and when I started the SSMS, I saw that error. I'm telling you here how to fix it as fast info and references from MS.
This error usually comes when your DB no longer exists or it is in suspect mode or has been detached or offline etc, and you will have the pop-up message with error description and the number 4064:
Ok, as you can see the user Blue cannot connect in the default database and the login failed!
Fixing this error is really easy, so you can try again to login with that user but first before to Connect, you must go to the Options that is in right corner below and you will be asked for the Connection Properties on the second tab of the login dialog box and you must enter the master database in the drop-down box, see the fig below and hit Connect:
Now you will be able to connect in your SQL Server. So what's next!? As I said, some of the reason why it happened are described above, so now you can check for the correct DB that must be as default DB of that user. After that to be sure for the next connection you need to change the default DB via T-SQL or GUI:
GUI: Open the SSMS on the right, you have object Explorer, go to Security > Logins > Find your login and right click > Properties. You will have the dialog box like shown in the fig below.
Or you can use the T-SQL script:
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ALTER LOGIN [Blue] WITH DEFAULT_DATABASE=[TESTING2];
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Yes, 24 Hours of PASS will start soon two days in row, 7-8 September 2011! Just for info for those who didn't know before or forget to register for a great SQL Knowledge stuff from the well known SQL Professionals, who are ready to spread their knowledge to the others with no cost at all! – so a BIG THANK YOU goes to them!
Well, the location where to register for the Online presentations and where you can see every details about two days training for SQL, is here.
Anyone wants to know what is happening live about 24 Hours of PASS, check via Twitter tag #24HOP
Stay Tuned!
SSMS Tool Pack (free), supports SQL Sever Denali CTP1
Free tools are very welcome to the community, while the creators are open to the community as well! I discussed more early about free tools (here & here) , so today let me show you the great tool for SSMS and it supports the SQL Server Deanli 2011 CTP1.
The SSMS Tool Pack is very useful tool, and free to use. All credits goes to the well known person in the SQL Community, Mladen Prajdic (blog | twitter) – he is also the SQL Server MVP.
The SSMS Pack Tool is available for download, here – so you can check & download and you can use it totally free!
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Basketball season is starting off today, and fans will want to stay up-to-date with the latest scores and otherwise get into the spirit of things. We've dug through the App Store to see what's big, and though hardcore fans may already be familiar with what's available, there may be a few hidden gems here.
We go through the standard apps that help you keep tabs on scores and news, but there are a few games and social tie-ins that really complete the experience of basketball season. Let's take a look, and don't be shy about letting us know which apps you use regularly for this kind of stuff.
If you're looking to catch up on news after the game, The Score is widely regarded as the best app out there. You can follow specific teams, get home screen widgets for the latest information at a glance, and notifications when things get crazy. The best part is, you can keep tabs on any other sports you might happen to be into.
If you just can't get enough basketball when there isn't a game on, you can enjoy the classic arcade game, NBA Jam. It's goofy, irreverent, and tons of fun. It's two-on-two, with a career mode and local multiplayer over Wi-Fi or Bluetooth if you've got some time to kill with buddies before the real game starts.
Hardcore fans will probably already be well-entrenched with the Yahoo Fantasy Basketball league. With the Android app, you can manage your roster, keep an eye on live stat updates, talk with other managers through message boards, and figure out who you're going to play next.
NBA Game Time is the official NBA app with all of the important information at your fingertips: latest scores, team stats, play-by-play info, and with a League Pass, you can watch games live or on-demand. This is where you'll want to go if you want to catch videos of the game. Just keep in mind before getting that league pass that around playoffs, there's likely to be blackouts in the app's video stream.
If you care to get social about your game, GetGlue has full support for sports check-ins, including a liking system for individual teams. Folks on GetGlue are eager to talk about the game as it happens. Around the playoffs, GetGlue usually offers exclusive collectible stickers, too. Under the Guide section, you'll get a full listing of upcoming games and the comments folks are leaving about them. You can also use GetGlue to check into and share whatever TV shows and movies you're watching, too.
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Need some help with fit for foodies dinner recs in rittenhouse square area
I will be staying at The Rittenhouse for two nights, and invited my mother to join me. She loves Le Bec Fin, but I really do not want formal decor or French food. Needless to say, that would not be my pick.
I have done some research and the following came up a lot: Vetri (may be too expensive), Osteria (worthwhile?), amada/tinto (but we live in chicago and have a Jose Garces restaurant here, Mercat, with a very similar menu), Zahav (not sure I want Israeli), Ansill, Moritmoto and Alma de Cuba.
We would like a place that not only has great food, but a good ambience as well (nothing too sterile or too formal). It is a Tue and Wed night. Walking distance is preferable.
We like all foods, but I'd prefer something more interesting than American/Continental or French.
We cannot wait to visit and look forward to your recommendations!
If you don't mind BYOB, how about Matyson? Some of the most interesting food in the Rittenhouse area in my experience, especially considering the weekly tasting menus they have which are a steal for the great quality of the food. Maybe not the most *fabulous* ambiance, but nice enough, definitely not too formal. And I've found mid-week to be the best time to go there as it's not over-crowded.
re: sockii
Don't know whether you're aware that Le Bec Fin has changed its concept; you may want to check the menus on the website. Melograno and Salento, both BYOB's, and Tequila's, Davio's, Valanni are a few others. And I wholeheartedly agree with sockii's recommendation of Matyson.
Right in the Rittenhouse Square area there are so many options. Barclay Prime in the Barclay hotel is an untraditional contemporary steakhouse with great food and a really nice atmosphere. It is also a steakhouse, but a more traditional one, but Butcher and Singer is a great new place with a really comfortable atmosphere. TInto is right in the area, Pearl was amazing when it opened, but they have changed chefs so I am not sure if it is equally as good. Suzanna Foo is Chinese with French influence, but still considered one of the city's best restaurants. Not far away on broad is 10 ARTS in the Ritz, Eric Rippert's new restaurant. Alma de Cuba is fun and also right on Walnut.
Osteria is definitely worthwhile but not near Rittenhouse Square.
We just added another night, so we have three total. I thought it would be fun to do one BYOB, one tapas, and then a third. again, we prefer close to Rittenhouse Square/sofitel, and nothing American or French and with a good ambience--great food.
for the BYO should we do Matyson? Is that the best?
for the tapas/small plates: I am having a hard time deciding between Ansill, Amada and Alma de Cuba? Or something else?
for the third night: we want something different so I was thinking Morimoto? other thoughts are Osteria or Zahav for the tasting menu. Vetri is booked, unfortuantely.
Also looking for a fun palce for a cocktail with my mom. thank you so much!
re: ljero
For small plates, Ansill is the best. Zahav only does their tasting menu on Thursday nights, so presuming that the extra night you've added is Thursday, I'd go there in a heartbeat. Their Thursday night tasting menu is fantastic. Osteria is very good too but I'd rather eat at Zahav. I've never had the omakase at Morimoto but was unimpressed by their sushi and the regular menu items I've had.
For cocktails, I'd recommend the bar at Southwark or Chick's Cafe. Both are near Ansill.
re: Buckethead
Thank you! Yes, our 3d night is a thursday--I am a bit worried about the Israeli food concept, though (although I do like a few things)--sounds like it is worth the experience, though? It is traditional Israeli?
also for BYO: considering Little Fish and Lolita (along with Matyson)...any thoughts?
thanks for the help! We love Mexican, Thai, Italian, Japanese, etc.
also: how is the ambience at Ansill? If we do Ansill, then we probably won't do Matyson (or vice versa) since they both have American menus.
I considered 10 Arts as I love Le Bernadin in NYC. the ambience looks nice although I typically do not like hotel restaurant ambience. You all have so many great restaurants and i cnanot wait.
I also am considering xochitl (over Lolita)--are any of these places close to my hotel? low key lunch recs are also great--in fact, thinking about matyson for lunch.
re: ljero
10 Arts is OK, but not for the outrageous prices they're charging. If you've been to Le Bernardin, skip it.
The Thursday night tasting menu at Zahav is less Israeli, more mainstream than the menu in the main dining room, so I wouldn't let that stop you. It's one of the best restaurants in the city. The chef is actually up for a James Beard award this year for best 'rising star' or something.
Between Ansill or Matyson, my personal preference would be Ansill, but I haven't been to Matyson in a while. I love the ambiance there, it's nothing fancy but I always am very relaxed when I'm there. I haven't been to Lolita in a while. Last time I was there it was good, but it's not on the same level as Ansill or Matyson, or (from what I've heard, I haven't been) Little Fish.
re: Buckethead
They are not doing the tasting menu on the Thursday that we are there--the Quarter is closed that night, unfortunately. I jsut called. so back to having three different nights.
I think the first we'd probably like to stay close in Rittenhouse Square area...a walk for a cocktail and then a walk for dinner?
we also love tasting menus; price no object. I wish we could get into Vetri! I am thinkign about the omakase at Morimoto, but the reviews make it sound a little overrated like you say?
re: ljero
Subjective, of course, but I'd do Matyson. Amada, Zahav, Little Fish, Osteria, Lolita, and Ansill aren't close to Rittenhouse, though all can be reached in a short cab ride. Instead of Amada, you might try Tinto, which is within walking distance of your hotel. Same owner and concept but the tapas lean a bit toward Basque. For lunch, XIX, on Broad Street, has nice atmosphere - airy room with good views. I like lunch there better than dinner, though the room where they serve dinner is quite something.
re: ljero
I'd do Matyson if I was doing just one BYOB, and they have a tasting menu that changes every week, and I think is every Monday - Thursday. The times I've had it, I've always loved it, and been amazed at the quality (and quantity) of food for the price.
The only time I did Morimotos was for the omikase, and I will say I did enjoy it very much at the time. But I've basically heard that's the only way to really get the right experience there.
For cocktails, I do enjoy some of the choices at Continental. I did a cocktail flight there not long ago featuring bourbon--my favorite spirit--and it was terrific. They do a lot of fun martinis and other different mixes, and if you want a bit of a "Starr" experience without doing Morimotos, could be something to consider for a pit stop.


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Or find a doctor at another Johns Hopkins Medicine Member Hospital:
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His research focuses primarily on GU cancers, with a particular emphasis on prostate cancer, clinical trial development, and immunotherapy. As a clinical investigator with a priority on translational drug development, Dr Antonarakis uses prognostic models of prostate cancer progression to design more informative and personalized clinical trials in men with localized or early relapsed prostate cancer, including validating much needed clinical trial endpoints unique to prostate cancer. He currently serves as Principal Investigator on several clinical trials available to patients at the Kimmel Cancer Center.
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Dr. Antonarakis is an Assistant Professor of Oncology with an interest in genitourinary cancers and a particular focus on prostate cancer. He is an expert in the clinical management of patients with prostate cancer, kidney cancer, testicular cancer, bladder cancer, and other urological malignancies.
His principal research activities consist of designing and conducting clinical trials that test investigational new drugs in the treatment of prostate cancer. More specifically, he is interested in expanding treatment options for men with early prostate cancer who experience a recurrence of their disease (evidenced only by a rising PSA level) after prostate surgery or radiotherapy. In addition, he is interested in testing immunological therapies (e.g. cancer vaccines) in the treatment of prostate cancer. As a clinical investigator with a priority on translational drug development, he plans to use prognostic models of prostate cancer progression to design more informative and tailored clinical trials, and to validate clinical trial endpoints that are unique to prostate cancer.
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Antonarakis, E.S.; Blackford, A.L.; Garrett-Mayer, E.; Eisenberger, M.A. Survival in men with nonmetastatic prostate cancer treated with hormone therapy: a quantitative systematic review. J Clin Oncol. 2007 Nov 1;25(31):4998-5008.
Antonarakis, E.S.; Eisenberger, M.A. Does short-term ADT before and during radiation therapy improve outcomes in locally advanced prostate cancer? Nature clinical practice. 2008 Sep;5(9):480-481.
Antonarakis, E.S.; Eisenberger, M.A. Is abiraterone acetate well tolerated and effective in the treatment of castration-resistant prostate cancer? Nature clinical practice. 2009 Jan;6(1):12-13.
Antonarakis, E.S.; Heath, E.I.; Walczak, J.R.; Nelson, W.G.; Fedor, H.; De Marzo, A.M.; Zahurak, M.L.; Piantadosi, S.; Dannenberg, A.J.; Gurganus, R.T.; Baker, S.D.; Parnes, H.L.; DeWeese, T.L.; Partin, A.W.; Carducci, M.A. Phase II, randomized, placebo-controlled trial of neoadjuvant celecoxib in men with clinically localized prostate cancer: evaluation of drug-specific biomarkers. J Clin Oncol. 2009 Oct 20;27(30):4986-4993.
Antonarakis, E.S.; Carducci, M.A. Future directions in castrate-resistant prostate cancer therapy. Clin Genitourin Cancer. 2010 Dec 1;8(1):37-46.
Antonarakis, E.S.; Carducci, M.A. Combining low-dose cyclophosphamide with GM-CSF-secreting prostate cancer immunotherapy enhances antitumor immune effects. Expert Opin Investig Drugs. 2010 Feb;19(2):311-314.
Antonarakis, E.S.; Carducci, M.A.; Eisenberger, M.A. Novel targeted therapeutics for metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer. Cancer Lett. 2010 May 1;291(1):1-13.
Antonarakis, E.S.; Chen, Y.; Elsamanoudi, S.I.; Brassell, S.A.; Da Rocha, M.V.; Eisenberger, M.A.; McLeod, D.G. Long-term overall survival and metastasis-free survival for men with prostate-specific antigen-recurrent prostate cancer after prostatectomy: analysis of the Center for Prostate Disease Research National Database. BJU Int. 2010 Nov 23.
Antonarakis, E.S.; Drake, C.G. Current status of immunological therapies for prostate cancer. Curr Opin Urol. 2010 May;20(3):241-246.
Antonarakis, E.S.; Emadi, A. Ruthenium-based chemotherapeutics: are they ready for prime time? Cancer Chemother Pharmacol. 2010 May;66(1):1-9.
Drake, C.G.; Antonarakis, E.S. Update: immunological strategies for prostate cancer. Curr Urol Rep. 2010 May;11(3):202-207.
Keizman, D.; Zahurak, M.; Sinibaldi, V.; Carducci, M.; Denmeade, S.; Drake, C.; Pili, R.; Antonarakis, E.S.; Hudock, S.; Eisenberger, M. Lenalidomide in nonmetastatic biochemically relapsed prostate cancer: results of a phase I/II double-blinded, randomized study. Clin Cancer Res. 2010 Nov 1;16(21):5269-5276.
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Will Laser Etching Your MacBook Void The Warranty?
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I've seen a very popular trend in aluminum MacBook and MacBook Pro owners having the back of their screen laser etched with numerous designs. Kevin Rose had the Digg Logo etched onto his and Pownce Programmer Leah Culver actually sold square inch ads on the back of her MacBook Pro's Screen and had them laser etched on. So with many MacBook uber geeks and celebrity Mac users such as Kevin and Leah, it would seem to those who can afford to have laser etching done, there's no worry of voiding the warranty.
However, the geniuses in the Saddle Creek Apple Store say there's nothing that says you can't... but there's nothing that says you can.
Will laser etching the back of a new MacBook with some logo or artwork void my warranty?
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I wouldn't think so. But, if you have screen issues and Apple says its b/c of the engraving then you're SOL. Personally, I'd rather have my MB anodized rather than etched. Just my 2 cents.
There is a web site that does anodizing or at least I believe that's the process ColorWare uses to color change the 2nd Gen MacBook and MacBook Pro's. It's Colorware - Computers .
However, I know for a fact that ColorWare (and all other color changing companies and do-it-yourself color change modifications) DO VOID YOUR WARRANTY. ColorWare is the most popular color change company because they actually take over the responsibility of warranty work on you MacBook or whatever product you buy from them or have color changed.
I would love to have a new MacBook color changed to a jet black or metallic black, but if you look at the site, the trackpad is not painted, which leaves it sticking out like a sore thumb on any color other than a grey. And spending several hundred dollars to paint your MacBook the color it comes in would be a little silly. lol.
That's why I've decided to customize mine via laser etching. There's nothing in the Warranty Fine Print that comes right out and say you can't do it, but as the Apple Store employee pointed out, there's nothing that says you can, either.
He suggested I call Apple Care, but warned me that because I don't currently own a Mac, I would probably be charged for the call.
Can someone with a Mac, give Apple Care a call and ask them if having a 2nd Gen MacBook or MacBook Pro laser etched would void the warranty?
Applecare only charges for technical support cases. This is a pre-sales question = free.
Ah. Pre-sales question, huh? I'll have to give them a call. I'll post what I find out. Thanks for the info, guys.
Yeah please post back here. I am interested. I may have my name put on my palm rest in kanji.
i own a shop and have 2 laser engravers. I engrave on laptops, ipods, cell phones, etc all the time. Its perfectly safe. But not sure if it will void warranty or not. I have a black macbook and havent even tried mine. Because Im not sure how it would turn out since it has the rubbery coating.
Apple offers free laser engraving at the Apple Store for ipods.
Apple does offer engraving for iPods (and iPhones, I believe) through the Apple Store, but does not offer custom vector art etching for MacBooks or anything else for that matter. They won't even engrave your name on a MacBook. But because they offer the services they do on the iPod, many people believe it voids your warranty to have it done any where else, much less have the back of your monitor panel custom etched.
I still haven't call AppleCare yet. I'm really busy working on a film project and spending all my free time playing Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe on PS3 (lol). It's a rental so I have to get all my playing time in before I have to take it back. I'll give them a call sometime this weekend, though.
I'll be ready to post when I call them so I'll be sure to let you guys know what I find.
The one thing I would be concerned with is if something went wrong with the LCD after the fact and Apple had to replace it they would have to separate the outside cover from the LCD panel and then place it on the new one, since the replace LCD panels are a all in one piece normally. So they may charge you extra for the labour. I would say go down to your local Apple store and ask.
Called AppleCare. Customer Service Representative asked me to hold while she asked someone because she didn't know. About 5 seconds later came back on the line and exclaimed it would indeed void the warranty. How reliable was her source, though (which I'm assuming was another random Customer Service Representative in the next cubical over).
Still the question remains: Will laser etching a MacBook's case (anywhere) void the warranty? And if it is true that it will, what have all the thousands of people who have done it do when they need hardware technical support performed?
So far, Apple has not given me a reliable answer. I have my doubt that the Customer Service Representative I talked to when calling Apple Care actually asked someone who knew what they were talking about. I had to explain to her what laser engraving and laser etching were! lol.
Anybody got Steve Jobs iPhone Number? I bet he could give me a direct reliable answer! lol.
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This report is available for review and to make comments at http://www.dnr.maryland.gov/forests/orvreport.asp. The comment period will end on April 30, 2011.
DNR provides trails for ORVs in Garrett, Potomac, Green Ridge, Savage River and Pocomoke State Forests. An ORV is defined as a motorized vehicle designed for or capable of cross-country travel on land, water, snow, ice, marsh, swampland or other natural terrain. Off-road vehicles include a four-wheel drive or low pressure tire vehicle; an automobile; a truck; a motorcycle and related two-wheel vehicles; an amphibious machine; a ground effect or air cushion vehicle; a snowmobile; and a golf cart.
The three reports documenting environmental concerns included a Statewide Off-Road Vehicle Trail study conducted by DNR's Wildlife and Heritage Service, a High Conservation Value Forest (HCVF) study performed by DNR's Forest Service, and a study of the impacts to eastern brook trout from the Poplar Lick ORV Trail performed by DNR's Fisheries Service.
"We conducted a very rigorous review of these trails via the HCVF assessment," said Steven W. Koehn, director of the DNR-Forest Service and State Forester, who oversees the management of State Forest lands where trails are located.
The Statewide Off-Road Vehicle Trail Assessment indicates there may be potential opportunities for designating new trails on DNR lands.
"The assessment provides a starting point for dialogue with ORV trail users to explore possible options for future Off-Road Trail sites," said Paul Peditto, director of DNR-Wildlife and Heritage Service.
Off-road vehicle trails were first authorized to be established on DNR lands by the Legislature in Maryland in 1974 and DNR designated the trail locations in 1976. No additional trails have been designated on DNR lands since that time.
|March 22, 2011
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Photograph - Jimmy Pike & Phar Lap Racing, Framed, 1930s Reg. No: HT 1127
- Summary:
- Framed magazine photograph of Jim Pike riding on the back of Phar Lap during a horse race. He is wearing the black and white Telford silks.
- Description:
- Small rectangular sepia photograph of a horse and jockey during a race, which has been cut from a magazine. Glued to the bottom right hand corner is a small textured card with handwritten information about the horse. The photograph has been mounted on black card, and framed in a wooden frame, with a wire hanger on the back.
- Description Of Content:
- Jockey Jim Pike riding on the back of Phar Lap during a horse race. He is wearing the black and white Telford silks.
- Acquisition Information:
- Donation from Mrs Marie Davie, 2000
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|Tagged with:
|horse racing, xmas card 1940, making history - phar lap, jimmy pike phar lap framed 1930 s
|Themes this item is part of:
|Jim Pike, Jockey (1892-1969), Jimmy Pike, Artist (circa 1940-2002), Leisure Collection, Phar Lap Collection
|Primary Classification:
|Secondary Classification:
|Horse Racing
|Tertiary Classification:
|images (to be classified)
|Original Caption:
|Phar Lap, Australia's Wonder Horse
|Handwritten in black ink on small card glued to photograph: PHAR LAP/ Australia's wonder horse
|People Depicted:
|Organisations Depicted:
|Photograph: Black & White
|Person Depicted:
|Jim Pike, Australia, 1929-1930
|Horse Depicted:
|Phar Lap (Racehorse), Australia, 1929-1930
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