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The flagship Casino Esplanade is not just a grand building, inside it offers an attractive spectrum of gambling options such as casino automats, roulette, poker and Black Jack. Open daily from noon till 4 a. m. We also recommend the restaurant Tarantella located on the first floor of the casino.Address: Stephansplatz 10Website: http://www.spielbank-hamburg.de
A 160-hectare lake right in the city centre, surrounded by cafés, parks and walks. There are sculptures both on land and in the lake. There are also an abundance of oak and chestnut trees for nature lovers. It is also possible to rent pedal and rowing boats.Address: HarvestehudeWebsite: http://www.alstertouristik.deSubway: Jungfernstieg, U1, U2, S1, S3
Hamburg's port is not simply a factor in the economy but, being so centrally located, it is also the city's greatest tourist attraction. Located on the waterfront, since 1703 every Sunday morning virtually anything not nailed down firmly has been traded at Hamburg's most traditional market. A popular option for early risers, night clubbers, bargain hunters and tourists alike is the brunch in the historic fish auction hall to the tunes of jazz, pop or rock music.Address: Große Elbstraße 9Opening hours: April-Oct: 5 - 9:30, Nov-Mar: 7 - 9:30Subway: U3, stop "Landungsbrücken"; S1 + S3, stop "Reeperbahn"
The Reeperbahn is a living legend: in the old days it was a seedy red-light quarter for seafarers, during the 1960s it was a stepping stone for the Beatles. Since the 1990s the red-light district has been gradually transformed into a unique entertainment district with bars and clubs, art galleries, cabarets, theatres and top-class restaurants. The Reeperbahn, almost 1 kilometre long, is a "must" on the tourist route as well as Grosse Freiheit, the Davidwache police station or the Spielbudenplatz with its Panoptikum waxworks and Operettenhaus.Address: ReeperbahnSubway: Reeperbahn, S1, S3 or St. Pauli, U3
The Hamburg Museum hosts one of Germany's largest urban history exhibitions. As a cultural history museum it displays the varied history of the city of Hamburg, from its beginnings in around 800 AD to now. It is the biggest museum within the Foundation of Historical Museums in Hamburg – complemented by the Altonaer Museum, focussing on maritime history, the Helms-Museum, specialising in archaeology, and the Museum of Work in Barmbek.Address: Holstenwall 24, 20355 HamburgPhone: +49 40 428 132 100Website: http://www.hamburgmuseum.deOpening hours: Tue - Sat: 10:00-17:00, Sun: 10:00-18:00Subway: St. Pauli, U3
Opened in 1869, and once the embodiment of the Hamburg bourgeoisie's feeling for art, the Kunsthalle is now acknowledged as one of Germany's leading art galleries. The adjacent Gallery of Contemporary Art opened in 1996 at its prominent location and complements its main collection with ambitious examples of contemporary art. Collections include the Old Masters, valuable 19th century prints and drawings, Classical Modernism, as well as contemporary art exhibitions in the Gallery of Contemporary Art.Address: Glockengiessserwall, 20095 HamburgPhone: +49 40 428 131 200Website: http://www.hamburger-kunsthalle.deOpening hours: Tue to Sun 10:00-18:00, Thursday until 21:00Subway: Hauptbahnhof
Miniatur Wunderland is the world´s largest model railway museum, one of Hamburg´s most popular family tourist attractions. It displays sections, showing authentic environment from different countries - Sweden and Norway to the pyramids of Egypt and Las Vegas in U.S. Visitors can even experience day and night – and all this every 15 minutes. You can also take a guided tour that shows Wunderland behind-the-scenes.Address: Kehrwieder 2-4, Block D, 20457 HamburgWebsite: http://www.miniatur-wunderland.comOpening hours: Please visit www.miniatur-wunderland.com/visit/open/regular-opening-hours/Subway: Baumwall, U3
Take a stroll around the famous park Planten un Blomen which is located in the heart of the city. This is a place where you can unwind and enjoy tropical plants, the largest Japanese garden in Europe and a rose garden. In the summer time, the park offers daily theater performances for the children.Address: St.Petersburger Straße 28Website: http://www.plantenunblomen.hamburg.deSubway: Stephansplatz, U1 and Dammtor, S11, S21, S31
Learn more about our planet, about the space and what a black hole is, in one of the most advanced planetarium in the world. This is a great experience for the whole family, a place where you can delight in sky shows, live concerts, music- and multimedia-shows with incredible laser show-effects and interesting lectures.Address: Otto-Wels-Straße 1, 22303 HamburgPhone: +49 40 428 86 520Website: http://www.planetarium-hamburg.deOpening hours: see www.planetarium-hamburg.de/service/oeffnungszeiten/Subway: Metrobus 6, station Borgweg
St Nikolai Memorial is Hamburg's central memorial which is dedicated for the victims of the war of year 1933-1945. For anyone who is interested in history, ruins and underground museum. Head up to the top of the tower for a great view.Address: Willy-Brandt-Strasse 60, 20457 HamburgPhone: +49 40 371 125Website: http://www.mahnmal-st-nikolai.de
The Hamburg Dungeon is a place where the dark past comes alive, where talented actors tells you scary stories and twisted fables about the Hamburg's history. Along the tour you will find scary surprises and two rides (a short boat ride and a free-fall ride).Address: Kehrwieder 2, 20457 HamburgPhone: +49 40 36 005 520Website: http://www.the-dungeons.de
There are several companies at the harbour offering boat tours; one of them is called Kapitan Prusse. It provides exciting city tour from the water and the tour takes about 1, 5 hour. This is a great way to learn more about the port of Hamburg. It also offers additional musical entertainment and cuisine on board.Address: St. Pauli Landungsbrücke 3a, 20324 HamburgPhone: +49 40 313 130Website: http://www.hafenrundfahrt-classic.de
For contemporary art and photography head over to Deichtorhallen which is located in two former market halls. They were built between year 1911 and 1914. With a size of 5.600 square meters, this is the biggest art space in Europe.Address: Deichtorstrasse 1, 20095 HamburgPhone: +49 40 32 103Website: http://www.deichtorhallen.deOpening hours: Tue to Sun: 11−18:00, first Thursday in the month: 11−21:00Subway: Steinstraße, U1 or Central Station, all lines
A great way to spend an afternoon or evening is to experience a musical. Since Cats made its debut in Hamburg, the city has welcomed many celebrated musicals like Lion King, Disney´s Musical Tarzan and Rocky the musical.Phone: +49 1805 44 70 000Website: http://www.musicalwelt.de
Hamburger Dom is the biggest public festival in the north of Germany and takes place three times a year. This is a festival where you will experience nostalgic carousels and high-tech rides. In addition to all these attractions you will also find a good variety of tasty food and drinks. The festival takes place annually in springtime between March and April, summertime between July and August, wintertime between November and December.Address: Heiligengeistfeld, HamburgOpening hours: Mon to Thurs: 15-23:00, Fri and Sat: 15-00:30, Sun: 14–23:00Subway: St. Pauli / Feldstraße, U3
This unique museum is an important exhibition; the visitors are led by blind people through a dark world of smell, sound and temperatures. The rooms are completely dark and you will get the opportunity to experience the everyday life of a blind person.Address: Alter Wandrahm 4, 20457 HamburgPhone: +49 40 309 63 40Website: http://www.dialog-im-dunkeln.de
Unusually lavish for Hanseatic taste: built in 1886–1897, with its impressive architecture the splendid sandstone edifice in Neo-Renaissance style dominates the city centre. Hamburg town hall is the seat of the city's Senate (state government) and Bürgerschaft (parliament), and, with its 647 rooms, has more rooms than Buckingham Palace. The town hall can only be viewed on guided tours.Address: RathausplatzSubway: Rathaus, U3 or Jungfernstieg, S1, S2, S3, U1, U4
Over a century old, the Speicherstadt in the port is the world's largest integrated complex of warehouses. Here, guests to Hamburg find an idyllic scenery of redbrick Gothic architecture from the Wilhelmine era with bizarre little gables and towers. Valuable goods are stored at controlled temperatures behind their massive walls: coffee, tea, cocoa, spices, tobacco – and the world's largest stock of Oriental carpets. In the Speicherstadt Museum you can experience the history of this fascinating part of Hamburg.Address: Am Sandtorkai 36Phone: 0049 40 321191Website: http://www.speicherstadtmuseum.deOpening hours: April to Oct: Mon to Fri 10–17:00, Sat, Sun, Holidays: 10-18:00; Nov - Mar: Tue to Sun 10–17:00Subway: Baumwall, U3
Hamburg's famous 'Michel' church is not only the most important baroque church in northern Germany; it could also be seen as one of the world's tallest lighthouses as it has served as an important landmark for boats travelling on the river Elbe. The viewing platform offers wonderful panoramic views of Hamburg and the harbour – especially at nightAddress: Englische Planke 1, 20459 HamburgPhone: 0049 40 376 78-0Website: http://www.st-michaelis.deOpening hours: Nov. till April: daily 10 - 18h, May till Oct: daily 9 - 20hSubway: U 3 Baumwall or Rödingsmarkt, S3 Stadthausbrücke
Experience the history of emigration in Hamburg: between 1850 and 1939, around five million people emigrated to the USA via the port of Hamburg. The city was the "gateway to the world" for all of them. They left their homes to find happiness in the "land of opportunities", and the port of Hamburg was the stopover for all of these people. Hamburg pays tribute to all of these emigrants with its BallinStadt emigration museum, named after Albert Ballin, director general of the HAPAG shipping company.Address: Veddeler Bogen 2Phone: +49 40 319 79160Website: http://www.ballinstadt.deOpening hours: 10:00-18:00, Nov - March: 10:00 - 16:30Subway: S3 / S31, exit Veddel/BallinStadt
The Hanse-Viertel shopping mall is nestled in the heart of Hamburg. Nowhere else can so many different stores be found under one roof. Fashion, gifts and treats to savour in a very special way. Also worth seeing inside is a spectacular granite globe showing the history of the Hanseatic trade routes.Address: Poststraße 33Phone: +49 40 3480 930Website: http://www.hanseviertel.deOpening hours: Open Mon to Fri from 10 am to 8 pmMore info: firstname.lastname@example.com
The most popular shopping street in Hamburg runs from the central station to Gerhart-Hauptmann-Platz. There are chain stores here such as Zara, Douglas, H & M, Anson's and Görtz. Jewellers, opticians and Thalia, Hamburg's largest bookshop, are located next door to banks, chemists and cafés.Address: Spitalerstrasse
This is a beautiful arcade in the Jugend style with painted walls and ceiling. The oldest bookshop, Felix Jud, and the famous jewellers, Jensen, are to be found here. If you are hungry you can try Syrian food at the restaurant Saliba.Address: Mellin-Passage
Hamburg's oldest outdoor market is open every Sunday morning. The market is located at the old fish auction premises and live bands play jazz, skiffle and country music. It is open in the summer from 5 a.m-9.30 a.m and in the winter 7 a.m-9.30 a.m. It is also a popular place to finish off a night on the dance floor with a good fish sandwich.
In a city that has hosted the early gigs of Liverpool's original "Fab Four," Hamburg once again claims rock residency with Hard Rock Cafe Hamburg. Located near the banks of the Elbe River in one of the city's most historic buildings, the Landungsbrücken, nestled in the port near local landmarks, including Old Elbe Tunnel, the Old Warehouse District and the Harbor City, Hard Rock Cafe Hamburg is a must-see destination for visitors and locals alike.Address: St. Pauli Landungsbrücken, 5Phone: +49 40 300 68 48 0Website: http://www.hardrock.com
Cox is one of Hamburg's most fashionable restaurants, serving German food with a French touch. The chef uses spices from all corners of the world and the food is beautifully presented. The restaurant is simple but luxuriously decorated in red leather. A popular place with a professional staff.Address: Lange Reihe 68 / Greifswalder Strasse 43, 20099 HamburgPhone: +49 40 24 94 22Website: http://www.restaurant-cox.de
For more than two decades the residents of Hamburg have been making a pilgrimage to the restaurant which is famous for its food and mango ice cream. Shalimar is open every day from 6 p.m-12 a.m, which is unusual in Hamburg where most restaurants are closed on Sundays.Address: ABC-Strasse 46-47, in ABC-Forum, 20354 HamburgPhone: +49 40 44 24 84Website: http://www.shalimar-hamburg.deSubway: Hallerstrasse, U-bahn
Fresh fish and shellfish from the day's catch are prepared at Fischküche. What's more, it all takes place in a corner of the restaurant where the guests can see what is being cooked.Address: Kajen 12, 20459 Hamburg Phone: +49 40 36 56 31Website: http://www.die-fischkueche.deSubway: Roedings Markt, U-bahn med direktion Speicherstadt
Restaurant Haerlin is led by Chef Christoph Rüffer and as earned not only one but two Michelin Stars and 17 Gault Millau points. His combination of classic French cuisine with Mediterranean element is one of a kind. While you are enjoying the amazing food, be marvelled by the view over Hamburg´s Inner Alster Lake.Address: Neuer Jungfernstieg 9 - 14, 20354 HamburgPhone: +49 40 34 94 33 10Website: http://www.fairmont-hvj.deOpening hours: Tuesday – Saturday: 6.30 p.m – 9.30 p.m Kitchen close: 9.30 p.mMore info: Located in Fairmont Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten
This is a place where you will experience a culinary journey in a completely dark restaurant. You will be served four course surprise dinner by a blind service staff, all you need to do is to enjoy the taste of the food in the dark. The restaurant is located inside the museum Dialog im Dunkeln. A very popular restaurant so book in advance!Address: Alter Wandrahm 4, 20457 HamburgPhone: +49 40 309 634 0Website: http://www.dialog-im-dunkeln.de
For quality fresh fish and shellfish head over to restaurant Hummer Pedersen. The well prepared food is served by attentive and friendly staff at fair prices. On the menu you will find dishes like fish soup, fish burgers and salmon fillet with vegetables.Address: Grosse Elbstrasse 152, 22767 HamburgPhone: +49 40 522 993 926Website: http://www.hummer-pedersen.de
Ristorante Portonovo offers authentic Italian cuisine and the food is served in a busy but friendly atmosphere. The restaurant is beautifully located next to the lake with a stunning view. The food is well prepared with a modern twist and the chef is only using fresh seasonal ingredients.Address: Alsterufer 2, 20354 HamburgPhone: +49 40 41 356 616 Website: http://www.ristorante-portonovo.de
It opened its doors in January 2010, serving modern Japanese cuisine in a cosy environment. Here you can indulge yourself in dishes like sushi, tempura, miso soup and exclusive fish dishes. Serving both lunch and dinner.Address: Eppendorfer Weg 171, Elmsbüttel, 20253 HamburgPhone: +49 40432 800 32Website: http://www.zipang.de
This authentic German brewery/restaurant is located on the harbour, a typical beer hall serving hearty fresh German food. Here you can enjoy homemade sausage with kraut and drink their own beer which is brewed on the premises.Address: Landungsbrücken 3, 20359 HamburgPhone: +49 40 44 40 500Website: http://www.block-braeu.de
Great quality meat is prepared at Butcher's in a typical American steakhouse's atmosphere. The restaurant is situated in a small building in the centre of Hamburg. The food is served by attentive staff in a cosy setting with open fireplace.Address: Milchstrasse 19, 20148 HamburgPhone: +49 40 446 082Website: http://www.butchers-steakhouse.de
Shin Shin is a Chinese restaurant serving food with good quality and big portions too. This is a white table cloth restaurant that serves the food in bowls and on big plates. The professional staff is serving food at affordable prices. The menu offers tasty dishes like Leg of lamb à la Szechuan, Grilled pork neck and Duck with sweet - sour sauce.Address: Saseler Chaussee 254, 22393 HamburgPhone: +49 40 601 9064Website: http://www.shin-shin-restaurant.de
Tschebull is located in the shopping district in Hamburg, a real gem serving authentic food from Austria. If you are feeling very hungry, do not worry, the efficient and friendly staff serves big portions. There is also a good selection of wines, many of which can be had by the glass.Address: Monckebergstrasse 7, 20095 HamburgPhone: +49 40 32 96 47 96Website: http://www.tschebull.de
A family-run business with a rich tradition, it has been writing history for over 100 years and it all began in 1904. Schlachterbörse is a well-known restaurant and even the celebrities' drop by regularly. The attentive waitress serves high quality German food and excellent wine, all to ensure you will have an unforgettable evening.Address: Kampstrasse 42, 20357 HamburgPhone: +49 40 436 543Website: http://www.schlachterboerse.de
A restaurant beautifully located by the harbour with a stunning view over the water, serving fish and shellfish which are full of flavours. The restaurant has a perfect balance between culinary tradition and modern style. This is a first class restaurant with an excellent wine list, attentive staff and delicious cuisine.Address: Grosse Elbstrasse 143, 22767 HamburgPhone: +49 40 381 816Website: http://www.fischereihafenrestaurant.de
Café Sommerterrassen has the best position on the Stadtpark canal. The most pleasant place to have a coffee in beautiful weather or at sunset in the summer.Address: Südring 44, Winterhude, 22303 HamburgPhone: +49 40 270 62 74Website: http://www.sommerterrassen-hamburg.de
The French author Honoré de Balzac was a caffeine addict. In the café with his name the owners endeavour to provide the highest quality, very nice and cosy for coffee lovers.Address: Paulstrasse 3, 20095 HamburgPhone: +49 40 35 51 080Website: http://www.balzaccoffee.com
As the name might give away, this is a tea house but so much more. Lühmanns tesalong is a popular vegetarian restaurant but also a well-known breakfast place.Address: Blankeneser Landstrasse 29Phone: +49 40 86 34 42Website: http://www.luehmanns-teestube.de
The Café Unter den Linden has a style influenced by a mix of traditional and modern elements. It has been an appreciated venue in Hamburg since 1982, much because of the home-made cookies and meals.Address: Juliusstrasse 16, 22769 Hamburg Phone: +49 40 43 81 40Website: http://www.cafe-unter-den-linden.net
This is a great place to stop for coffee, tea or something a bit stronger. Alex is located in the beautiful Alsterpavillion just by Lake Alster. At this pavilion you can enjoy both concerts and exhibitions.Address: Jungfernstieg 54, 20354 HamburgPhone: +49 40 35 01 870Website: http://www.alexgastro.de
Café Amphore is located close to the harbour in the city centre with a view over Elbe and is a trendy spot in the evenings. The Golden Poodle Club is on the floor below, a popular discotheque. No action until after midnight.Address: Sankt Pauli Hafenstrasse 140, 20359 HamburgPhone: +49 40 31 79 38 80Website: http://www.cafe-amphore.de
Disco im Docks is a discotheque that also functions as a concert hall with plenty of room on the dance floor. Here you can find a younger crowd and a lot of university students at weekends. The music is the latest hits from the radio.Address: Spielbudenplatz 19, 20359 HamburgPhone: +49 40 31 788 30Website: http://www.docks.de
Angies has live music featuring swing, jazz, funk and dance and is famous for its cocktails. Open from 10 p.m through to the morning, Wednesday-Saturday and from 9 p.m on Sundays.Address: Spielbudenplatz 27, 20359 HamburgPhone: +49 40 31 77 88 11Website: http://www.tivoli.de/gastro/angies.html
This elegant lounge bar has something for everybody with its three different spaces on two levels. There is also a summer location here, the bar a.mora, a great place to enjoy the romantic sunsets in Hamburg.Address: Rautenbergstrasse 6-8, 20099 HamburgPhone: +49 40 28 05 48 80Website: http://www.barhamburg.com
This nightclub is the place to be if you want to dance the night away. On Saturdays there is a good chance you'll get to dance to your favourite house and electro DJ.Address: Conventstrasse 8-10c, 22089 HamburgPhone: +49 40 80 60 76 92Website: http://www.h1club.com


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The Gnats snapped a four-game losing streak and evened their record at 4-4 with Mark Cohoon's second win of the season.
The Big News is that Wilmer Flores (.364/.382/.424) was 2-3 with a walk and an RBI. His hits weren't all that impressive in terms of making hard contact: a fisted flare into shallow right and a ground ball that snuck through the hole at short. In 33 AB, he's now drawn one walk and has not struck out. His ability to make contact is just crazy good. He also made another strong throw from the outfield grass to nail a slowish runner at first. For my money, he has the best infield arm in the system.
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16 U.S. Code § 1602 - Renewable Resource Program; preparation by Secretary of Agriculture and transmittal to President; purpose and development of program; time of preparation, updating and contents
In order to provide for periodic review of programs for management and administration of the National Forest System, for research, for cooperative State and private Forest Service programs, and for conduct of other Forest Service activities in relation to the findings of the Assessment, the Secretary of Agriculture, utilizing information available to the Forest Service and other agencies within the Department of Agriculture, including data prepared pursuant to section 1010a of title 7, shall prepare and transmit to the President a recommended Renewable Resource Program (hereinafter called the "Program"). The Program transmitted to the President may include alternatives, and shall provide in appropriate detail for protection, management, and development of the National Forest System, including forest development roads and trails; for cooperative Forest Service programs; and for research. The Program shall be developed in accordance with principles set forth in the Multiple-Use Sustained-Yield Act of June 12, 1960 (74 Stat. 215; 16 U.S.C. 528–531), and the National Environmental Policy Act of 1969 (83 Stat. 852) [42 U.S.C. 4321 et seq.]. The Program shall be prepared not later than December 31, 1975, to cover the four-year period beginning October 1, 1976, and at least each of the four fiscal decades next following such period, and shall be updated no later than during the first half of the fiscal year ending September 30, 1980, and the first half of each fifth fiscal year thereafter to cover at least each of the four fiscal decades beginning next after such updating. The Program shall include, but not be limited to—
(1) an inventory of specific needs and opportunities for both public and private program investments. The inventory shall differentiate between activities which are of a capital nature and those which are of an operational nature;
(2) specific identification of Program outputs, results anticipated, and benefits associated with investments in such a manner that the anticipated costs can be directly compared with the total related benefits and direct and indirect returns to the Federal Government;
(3) a discussion of priorities for accomplishment of inventoried Program opportunities, with specified costs, outputs, results, and benefits;
(4) a detailed study of personnel requirements as needed to implement and monitor existing and ongoing programs; and
(5) Program recommendations which—
(A) evaluate objectives for the major Forest Service programs in order that multiple-use and sustained-yield relationships among and within the renewable resources can be determined;
(B) explain the opportunities for owners of forests and rangeland to participate in programs to improve and enhance the condition of the land and the renewable resource products therefrom;
(C) recognize the fundamental need to protect and, where appropriate, improve the quality of soil, water, and air resources;
(D) state national goals that recognize the interrelationships between and interdependence within the renewable resources;
(E) evaluate the impact of the export and import of raw logs upon domestic timber supplies and prices; and
Source(Pub. L. 93–378, § 4, formerly § 3,Aug. 17, 1974, 88 Stat. 477, renumbered § 4 and amended Pub. L. 94–588, §§ 2, 5,Oct. 22, 1976, 90 Stat. 2949, 2951; Pub. L. 101–624, title XXIV, § 2408(b),Nov. 28, 1990, 104 Stat. 4061.)
References in Text
The Multiple-Use Sustained-Yield Act of 1960, referred to in text, is Pub. L. 86–517, June 12, 1960, 74 Stat. 215, as amended, which is classified generally to sections 528 to 531 of this title. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Short Title note set out under section 528 of this title and Tables.
The National Environmental Policy Act of 1969, referred to in text, is Pub. L. 91–190, Jan. 1, 1970, 83 Stat. 852, as amended, which is classified generally to chapter 55 (§ 4321 et seq.) of Title 42, The Public Health and Welfare. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Short Title note set out under section 4321 of Title 42 and Tables.
1990—Par. (5)(F). Pub. L. 101–624added subpar. (F).
1976—Par. (4). Pub. L. 94–588substituted "implement and monitor" for "satisfy".
Par. (5). Pub. L. 94–588added par. (5).
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Nice, I just added the gnome system monitor to mine.
I use Gnome, and it has a great system monitor applet. Just right-click on your panel, and select "Add to Panel...", scroll down to "System and Hardware", and select "System Monitor". This will give you a CPU monitor. If you right-click on it you can expand it to monitor all kinds of things.Originally Posted by DotHQ
If that's not your style, there's always gdesklets. Take a look further down the page for the categories of desklets, some of which can monitor CPU, network stats, memory, hard disk, etc...
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Nice, I just added the gnome system monitor to mine.
Thanks guys for all the responses! Cool!
This will be over soon, and then I can ...
Just posted this in its own thread, but it's cool.
It's a re-think of the Gnome panel. More towards what Mac OSX offers with its dock, but it's still very much its own thing.
I lost my self-respect at Wes' Rib House
A nice application:
Glom Glom.
Are you sick tired listening people complaint about the lack of FileMaker in linux?
I found out about this a couple of weeks ago for automatic backups to an external hard drive or cd/dvd.
SBackup is a simple backup solution intended for desktop use. SBackup can back up any subset of files and directories.
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42 U.S. Code § 6987 - Authorization of appropriations
Source(Pub. L. 89–272, title II, § 8007, as added Pub. L. 94–580, § 2,Oct. 21, 1976, 90 Stat. 2839.)
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Provisions similar to those in this section were contained in section 3259 of this title, prior to the general amendment of the Solid Waste Disposal Act by Pub. L. 94–580.
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Today natural gas to heat a home or cook a meal is seemingly a natural thing, a simple thing, a safe thing.
But it was not always portrayed that way.
Coal interests in eastern Utah often reminded residents that natural gas was not only taking away from their coal mining livelihoods, but also was dangerous.
An article on that point came in the Jan. 29, 1931 issue of the News-Advocate, less than a year before that paper joined forces with The Sun to become The Sun Advocate.
A reporter from the paper, William Ingleheart wrote that he happened to be in Salt Lake City when a store that had just installed natural gas for heating exploded, destroying the establishment and injuring two men, including the owner.
"The claims of natural gas as a fuel received a hard blow last week when an explosion...used in a furnace installation blew up a grocery store," he wrote in the News-Advocate.
He went on to say that the press agent for the gas company was able to convince the Salt Lake Tribune and the Salt Lake Telegraph that the explosion didn't amount to much and "they refused to publish pictures of the blow up and restricted their mention of the matter to an absurd minimum."
At the time there was a war going on between the coal industry and the gas industry for installations along the Wasatch Front. Horror stories of gas leaking into peoples houses and poisoning them were common and anytime, anything went wrong, well the stories spread even more.
"You can rest assured the gas company (men) were on the job bright and early with two or three crews of men endeavoring to erase the traces of the devastation..." he wrote.
He also pointed out that as much as three days later the leak that caused the explosion (supposedly pointed out by the Salt Lake Fire Chief) had still not been found.
The article pointed out that there had also been a number of smaller explosions in Salt Lake, Ogden and other places in the state where gas was in use.
"... (information about) these have mostly been suppressed with considerable skill," he stated in his article.
Then of course the writer came to the point of his article.
"But it is clear that from investigation, especially in Salt Lake, that many who rushed to natural gas under high pressure salesmanship, because of the newness of the thing, because of the astute and almost limitless advertising of gas, are beginning to realize that to have fuel comfort and fuel security, they must use coal."
He then went on to point out that some residents and industries that had initially gone to gas, have come back to coal, although he did not name any specific companies or persons. He also pointed out the amount of money that is generated in payrolls and taxes each year from "a Utah industry."
He ended the article with, "We could go on and on and quote comparative statistics to show how vastly more important coal is to Utah than is gas. Let the purpose of this article be to call attention to the undesirability of gas as a fuel."
The fight about gas and coal for home and business use would go on for years. Eventually most of the metropolitan area would move to natural gas, and then a little over 30 years after the article was written gas would be made available in some areas of Carbon County.
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Dong tackled the woman, and then began gnawing on her face. Bystanders unsuccessfully tried to pull Dong, whom they said was acting crazy, off the woman. Police finally were able to stop the attack, and the woman was rushed to the hospital. Du will need plastic surgery to reconstruct her nose and lips.
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POTSDAM You dont need the hyped-up hoopla of Midnight Madness to make the first preseason practice a memorable day for a college basketball coach.
Starting his 56th season of coaching on Tuesday evening, SUNY Potsdam assistant coach Stan Cohen calmly walked into the Jerry Welsh Gymnasium expecting to see players stretching, jogging, creatively shooting layups or indiscriminately launching jumpers.
Instead, candidates for this years Bears squad were lined up on either side of the door clapping and cheering.
The startled and confused Cohen then saw retired Ogdensburg Free Academy coach Bill Merna, who informed him, on behalf of the Basketball Coaches Association of New York State, that he was entering the New York State Basketball Hall of Fame as a member of the induction class of 2014.
The 2014 class, which also includes former Beaver River coach Bob Giordano and former Jefferson County Community College coach Bob Williams, will be inducted on March 16 in Glens Falls during the state boys basketball championships final four weekend.
Coach Cohen, I want to welcome you to the Hall of Fame, said Merna, also a member of the Hall. Fifty six years of coaching says it all.
To make the evening even better, Cohens son and daughter-in law, Hal and Barb Cohen, and their daughter Brittany of Baldwinsville, soon appeared along with several longtime friends.
Hal Cohen, who set a world foul shooting record at a Canton high school practice before going on to Syracuse University, nominated his father for the state hall of fame and compiled his dads epic basketball portfolio. He also orchestrated Tuesdays surprise celebration.
Stan Cohens portfolio includes an all-star caliber playing career at Cortland High School and Hobart College and 1,017 wins as head mens (16 years) and womens coach (7 years) at SUNY Canton and 40 years as a SUNY Potsdam assistant coach.
In his mens basketball coaching career, he was involved in two of the great eras of north country college basketball.
His career drew its origin from a day at the YMCA in Cortland when a friend informed Cohen that a two-year school in Canton, then Canton ATI, was looking for basketball coach and accounting professor.
I must have been the only one that applied, quipped the 79-year old Cohen, whose soft-spoken nature contrasts with the blazing passion that marks his coaching career and playing days.
His career and 39-year tenure at SUNY Canton began modestly with a 6-10 record in the 1957-58 season but quickly took off. In his second season he led the 16-4 Northmen to a number one ranking in the East and a number 10 national rank at a time when NJCAA rankings included junior colleges of all sizes.
Cohens teams went on to a 247-143 record, won the notoriously strong Empire State Conference championship four times, earned number one or two rankings in the East three times and successfully competed against freshman teams from Syracuse, Cornell and Colgate University. His 1964-65 team went 26-3 and took seventh in the nationals.
Leading the Northmen were 10 players who went on to play at the NCAA Division I level, headed by All-Americans Ken Goodwin (1960), Bob Davis (1970) and Willie McBride (1971). Davis, who went to Weber State, was the 14th overall pick in the 1972 NBA Draft by the Portland Trail Blazers.
Willie Brown (1961) went on to play for Texas Western (now UTEP), the Dallas Chaparells of the ABA and the Harlem Globetrotters.
Cohen credits Brown for having a major impact on the Canton program.
Willie came to Canton from the Bronx and over the years he helped bring many players to the program, Cohen said. Willie also helped bring key players for the Texas Western team which won the national championship (the 1966 NCAA Division I championship team featured in movie Glory Road).
Those players led teams that brought great electricity to the north country sports scene.
When I first moved to Canton in the 1960s, I would go and watch Stans teams play all the time, said retired Canton Central School teacher Pat Casey. They played at a very high level and the place was always packed. It was just a great atmosphere.
Cohen helped create the same kind of atmosphere at Maxcy Hall after becoming an assistant coach for Jerry Welsh at SUNY Potsdam in 1973.
He helped shape two NCAA Division III national championship teams (1981, 1986) and three NCAA Division National runner-up squads (1979, 1982, and 1985).
Every game became must-see entertainment around the north country as the Bears forged a 53-game home winning streak in 1984-88, a 56-game regular season winning streak 1984-88, and a 60-game winning streak 1985-1987.
Now he assists head coach Sherry Dobbss efforts to make the Bears a force in the strong SUNYAC Conference and enjoys what he loves the most about coaching.
I just like the kids and working with the ball players who really havent changed much over the years, Cohen said.
Cohen is a member of the SUNY Canton and SUNY Potsdam athletic halls of fame and his college team is enshrined at Hobart College.
But his greatest honor may have come in 2011 when a former player Bob Rogers (1961) donated $100,000 to SUNY Canton in Cohens name.
Hal Cohen saw the impact of his father, too.
Growing up I would attend his teams practices, live and die with each of games and go on recruiting trips throughout the state with him, said Hal Cohen, a longtime radiologist in Syracuse. What has always struck me was his special relationship with all his players and the people he has met along the way.
Through his actions he has shown myself and his players on how to be truly a good person. Despite all his basketball wins, I believe this will be his greatest legacy.
A legacy that current SUNY Potsdam captain, Zac Adams of Potsdam.
Coach Cohen is someone you can always go and talk to. He has so much knowledge and he always has great advice, Adams said. I talk to him everyday before practice.
Dobbs said that Cohens knowledge of the game and his experience are invaluable, but his biggest contributions may come at practice.
He brings an energy and passion every day. He comes into the gym and he is ready to go, Dobbs said. He has a place on our staff as long as he wants to coach. And I hope he keeps coaching for many more years.
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PROVIDENCE – A 15-count superseding federal indictment returned by a Providence grand jury on Wednesday names eight individuals, including three from Central Falls and three from Pawtucket in a contraband cigarette trafficking scheme.
According to the U.S. Attorney's Office, the indictment expands the scope of federal charges previously brought in a complex interstate contraband cigarette trafficking conspiracy allegedly responsible for the sale in Rhode Island of more than $1.2 million in contraband cigarettes. The superseding indictment also includes charges related to alleged conspiracies to defraud the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and the Social Security Administration.
Additional allegations of food stamp fraud and the unauthorized acquisition of food stamp funds contained in the superseding indictment come, in part, based on information developed during an ongoing joint federal and state investigation into more than $3 million in alleged food stamp fraud in Rhode Island announced on Sept. 5 by United States Attorney Peter F. Neronha.
In May, a federal grand jury returned a six-count indictment charging Wissam Khalil, 40, of Central Falls, a Providence convenience store owner; his brothers Bassam Khalil, 49, and Najd Khalil, 25, of Pawtucket; Abdullah Alnahas, 36, of Cranston, a Providence convenience store owner; Bassam Kiriaki, 45, a Pawtucket accountant; and Richard Larrain, 23, of Providence, an enlisted soldier in the U.S. Army Reserves, with allegedly participating in a conspiracy to possess, transport and distribute contraband cigarettes in Rhode Island.
A seventh defendant, Valeria Mendez (Khalil), 30, of Central Falls, wife of Wissam Khalil, was charged with conspiring to make and making false statements to a government official in an application to the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) to participate as a retailer in the food stamp program.
In addition to naming the defendants charged in the indictment returned in May, the superseding indictment returned on Wednesday charges Nazir Khalil, 75, of Central Falls, who is father of Wissam, Bassam, and Najd Khalil, with participating in a conspiracy to defraud the Social Security Administration. It is alleged that Nazir, who resides outside the United States, participated in a conspiracy to fraudulently apply for and collect Social Security disability benefits.
Additionally, the superseding indictment includes additional charges against several of the defendants previously named, including conspiracy to engage in money laundering; money laundering; structuring; conspiracy to engage in food stamp fraud; and food stamp fraud.
The superseding indictment alleges that Wissam Khalil, Bassam Kiriaki and another person conspired to produce a sworn letter submitted to the USDA in support of an application of Valeria Mendez (Khalil) to participate in the Food Stamp Program as a retailer, knowing that the contents of that letter were false and/or incomplete. It is alleged that the intent of the conspiracy was to mask family relationships as it pertained to the true past and present ownership of a Providence convenience store. It is alleged that the true information was withheld to ensure participation as a retailer in SNAP.
It is also alleged that several of the defendants took part in various conspiracies to allow SNAP benefit recipients to use their Electronic Benefit Transfer cards to exchange their food stamp benefits for cash, a violation of the program's laws and regulations. It is alleged that in return, the defendants added a surcharge to the recipients' withdrawal of SNAP benefits, usually an amount equal to or more than that of the amount of cash benefit received by the recipient.
The superseding indictment was announced by Peter F. Neronha, U.S. Attorney for the District of Rhode Island; Col. Steven G. O'Donnell, superintendent of the Rhode Island State Police; Vincent B. Lisi, special agent in charge of the Boston field office of the FBI; John Collins, acting special agent in charge of the Boston office of the Internal Revenue Service, Criminal Investigations; Bruce M. Foucart, special agent in charge of Homeland Security Investigations in New England; Scott E. Antolik, special agent in charge of the Boston Field Office of the Social Security Administration, Office of the Inspector General/Office of Investigations; and William G. Squires, special agent in charge of the U.S. Department of Agriculture Office of Inspector General.
On May 8, more than a dozen teams of federal and state law enforcement agents and officers executed federal arrest and search warrants, arresting seven individuals and searching 10 locations where a significant quantity of contraband cigarettes, approximately $100,000 in cash, business records and four vehicles, all allegedly connected to the trafficking operation, were seized. The majority of cash and cigarettes seized were discovered stashed in sophisticated hiding places in several of the locations.
It is alleged that as part of the conspiracy to traffic contraband cigarettes into Rhode Island, in July 2011 several "shell" corporations in Virginia were created and vacant retail storefronts were rented in Virginia for the purpose of making it appear that cigarettes being purchased in Virginia for resale in Virginia. The cigarette packages purchased included Virginia tax stamps, reflecting a Virginia tax of 35 cents per package.
It is also alleged that between July 2011 and continuing until May 2013, more than 30 thousand cartons of cigarettes valued at more than $1.2 million were purchased in Virginia and shipped to Rhode Island in a truck bearing Rhode Island War Veteran plates. It is alleged that on numerous occasions the truck was driven by Richard Larrain, while wearing his U.S. Army uniform. It is alleged that he wore his Army uniform in an effort to gain favor and avoid law enforcement detection.
It is alleged that the cigarettes were distributed and sold in Rhode Island at or near full-retail price, including a tax payment of $3.50 per package. It is alleged that the lack of payment of the cigarette tax to the state of Rhode Island resulted in a loss of approximately $1.05 million of tax revenue.
According to the U.S. Attorney's office, an indictment is merely an allegation and is not evidence of guilt. A defendant is entitled to a fair trial in which it will be the government's burden to prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. The case is being prosecuted by Assistant U.S. Attorney William J. Ferland.
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04/14/14: FRANTIX release date moved until MAY 13th!
Alternative Tentacles Records is proud to present FRANTIX "MY DAD'S A FUCKIN' ALCOHOLIC"
Collecting 23 tracks together for the first time on one album, this reissue includes both 1982's "Face Reality" 7" and the original 1983 "My Dad's A Fuckin' Alcoholic" 7", along with 7 previously unreleased demo tracks and 8 previously unreleased live tracks! They later became THE FLUID on Sub Pop, but THIS is the original KBD classic!
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04/07/14: Alternative Tentacles Pop-Up Record Store: 1-2-3-4 GO! RECORDS in OAKLAND,CA!
A huge thank you to everyone who came out and made our first pop up store such a big success. A special shout out to Steve and the staff at 1-2-3-4 Go! Records who allowed us to take over a corner of their store. A big thank you to Gary Floyd (The Dicks/Sister Double Happiness) for his wonderful artwork and fantastic acoustic set! This is an event we hope to do a lot more of, so stay tuned for information on the next location and date of the AT Pop-Up Store!
The AT Pop-Up Store at 1-2-3-4 Go! Records in Oakland, on April 4th
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03/27/14: Alternative Tentacles Pop-Up Record Store: 1-2-3-4 GO! RECORDS in OAKLAND,CA!
This Friday, April 4th, Alternative Tentacles is hosting it's first ever Pop-Up Record Store at 1-2-3-4 Go! Records in Oakland, CA! The AT staff will be on hand with a ton of cd's and vinyl to add to 1-2-3-4 Go! Records already amazing collection! AT will also be showcasing the "Jello Biafra Record Store"! Rare and hard to find records from Jello Biafra's own personal collection on sale! GARY FLOYD (The Dicks/Sister Double Happiness) will be hosting a fantastic showcase of his original artwork as well as playing a short acoustic set! DO NOT MISS THIS!
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A Lenoir man is appearing in court today after authorities believe he used his car to break into a convenience store.
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A former worker at the Jefferson Community College bookstore was sentenced Tuesday in Jefferson County Court to five years probation for stealing more than $65,000 from the store.
Nancy M. Lear, 41, of 17239 Route 12E, Dexter, also was ordered to pay a remaining $47,419 in restitution after having paid just over $18,000 in restitution before sentencing. She also was ordered to work weekends at the Metro-Jefferson Public Safety Building for the next four months.
She pleaded guilty April 15 to third-degree grand larceny, admitting that while working for the colleges Faculty Student Association, a nonprofit organization that operates the store, she stole $65,727. Officials said at the time of her arrest that she was issuing false refunds to herself.
Mrs. Lear made admissions to police about the embezzlement at the time of her arrest, but gave no indication of what she did with all the cash. A police report quoted sources who indicated she made frequent trips to Turning Stone Casino, Oneida County, and also traveled to New Orleans and Florida.
Her hourly wage was listed as $17.21.
Police were asked to investigate on Dec. 1 after David J. Schissler, Faculty Student Association executive director, conducted an inventory with new computer software that had been installed in April. Older software had failed to indicate why in recent years the store was suffering write-offs approaching $100,000.
The inventory that day revealed a $79,219.66 loss since April, and also indicated that most of the transactions occurred between 6 and 7 a.m., while Mrs. Lear was working alone, according to the court file.
Mrs. Lear became ill on the day of the inventory after being confronted about the lost money, a police report said.
Mr. Schissler explained to police that a book already in stock was scanned into the computer as if it were an item being returned. That would enable the clerk to remove the cash value from the money drawer and pocket it.
While processing the bogus refund, she had to enter a nine-digit student identification number. Made-up numbers were entered, but no red flags turned up because the stores computer is not linked to the colleges computer system, Mrs. Lear told police in her sworn statement.
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BUFFALO, N.Y. -- The University at Buffalo Humanities Institute will honor Jorge J.E. Gracia, PhD, Samuel P. Capen Chair and SUNY Distinguished Professor of Philosophy and Comparative Literature, on Sept. 28 at its Annual Scholar Session.
The free public session, to be held at 4 p.m. in 420 Capen Hall, UB North Campus, will feature presentations about Gracia and his internationally recognized work by two of the most distinguished scholars in his field.
One is Kwame Anthony Appiah, PhD, Laurence S. Rochefeller University Professor of Philosophy at Princeton University, a Ghanaian-British-American philosopher, cultural theorist and novelist whose interests include political and moral theory, the philosophy of language and mind, and African intellectual history. Among his critically acclaimed books is "The Honor Code: How Moral Revolutions Happen" (2010), which has been called "monstrously interesting."
Appiah will be joined by Ilan Stavans, PhD, Lewis-Sebring Professor in Latin American and Latino Culture at Amherst College, a widely celebrated Mexican-American essayist, lexicographer, cultural commentator, translator and author whose bestselling work focuses on language, identity, politics and history. Known as a sharp, fast writer, he has produced 48 books, among them "The Hispanic Condition," "Tropical Synagogues," "The Left-Handed Pianist" and his magnum opus, "The Norton Anthology of Latino Literature," described by The Nation as feeling "less like a book and more like a magic carpet ride through time and space."
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Apple is making noise and hinting that it is preparing to introduce a $799 MacBook Air model for launch as early as 3rd quarter this year. Apple already has new 13-inch and 15-inch MacBook Pro models planned for the market this summer.
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A Rainbow clothing store opened Feb. 13 at the Price Chopper Plaza off Arsenal Street, moving into the space previously occupied by Fashion Bug.
The franchise store sells trendy womens clothing ranging from junior to plus sizes, including shoes and accessories such as jewelry, purses, hats, scarfs and umbrellas. The store has hired three full-time and five part-time employees and is seeking to hire up to four more as soon as possible, manager Michelle A. Eisloeffel said. Applications are available at the store.
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A Deerfield Ridge Assisted Living employee was arrested Wednesday after investigators believe she stole medication from the company.
According to Detective David Osborne of the Boone Police Department, 43-year-old Kerry Norris Lloyd, of Deep Gap, was arrested on two counts of larceny by an employee and two counts of simple possession of a schedule II controlled substance.
Lloyd was given a $5,000 secured bond and will appear in court on August 14.
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"Is it a time machine?" replied a very excited student when I asked him what he thought the Mill Engine was. In a way, I suppose it is a sort of time machine.
The Mill Engine was constructed in 1903 by the Burnley Ironworks Company for Harle Syke Mill inLancashire. So, how does this contraption work? Well, here's the science bit:
The mill engine is a cross-compound engine. It uses high-pressure steam first in a high-pressure cylinder and then in a low-pressure cylinder, before expanding it into a vacuum in a condenser. Both cylinders drive the flywheel (the massive red wheel), from which ropes turned shafts on the mill's different floors. These shafts were connected to the individual looms.
Mill workers' conditions were bad. The close proximity to moving heavy machinery contributed to many accidents, and inhalation of the cotton dust often developed into fatal illnesses.
Mill engines were used up until the 1930s before mills were converted to electric power after being faced with increasing overseas competition and more efficient spinning methods.
Steam power caused a revolution in electricity generation. Steam turbines formed the heart of a new electricity-generating network that we still rely on today. Whether the steam is generated using coal, gas, oil or nuclear reaction, steam turbines still deliver 75% of our power needs at home and at work!
Every school walks past this impressively huge object with its complex system of pulleys, shafts and belts on their way into the main Museum. Maybe next time you pass the engine, take a moment to let yourself be taken back to a time of steam and spinning in Lancashire cotton mills…
- Could you convert this engine to run on renewable sources? What would the best renewable resource be?
- Should factories have to monitor and address their environmental impact?
- If you ran a factory, would you be more concerned with keeping the cost of production to a minimum to maximise profits?
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The Carbon High boy's tennis team had five players make it to the state tournament at BYU this season. Geoffrey Vogel and Jordan Pinedo qualified as Carbon's first doubles. Antonio Cordova qualified in the third singles spot, despite having played only seven matches (including the divisional tournament) at the varsity level. Mario Trejo and Cameron Hansen made it as Carbon's second doubles team.
At state Cordova got beat fairly quickly, as did the Trejo/Hansen team. Both were playing #1 seeds from Desert Hills. Desert Hills went on to take the Tennis state championship.
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I've got Halloween costumes on the brain. I've been reading press releases and blogs predicting the most popular costumes to hit the streets this Oct. 31. Not surprisingly, Lady Gaga, Iron Man, Toy Story, Alice In Wonderland, and Jersey Shore characters seem to be topping most of the lists.
Those are all fine costume themes, but not necessarily all that clever (although there is a lot you could do with Lady Gaga and the "Situation." Hmmm, I see a couple's costume in the making.)
So, for this week's contest, tell us: What's the most creative costume you've ever worn, witnessed, made for your child, grandchild, pet, etc.?
We're not looking for most elaborate costume, either. Just clever. A few years ago, I saw a guy who taped Barbie dolls to his chest and said he was a "chick magnet." Clever and economical. Win-win.
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Who is C John Buck?
C John Buck, 32, hit .192 with a .297 OBP, 12 home runs and 41 RBI in 398 plate appearances over 106 games with the Marlins in 2012.
He is entering the final year of a three-year, $18 million deal he signed with the Marlins in 2010. He will earn $6 million in 2013.
Buck has played nine big-league seasons, spending time with the Royals, Marlins and Blue Jays.
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Buck will clearly serve as a placeholder and veteran on the big-league roster, as d'Arnaud will likely start to the season Triple-A, though he will not be there for long. Buck is very much like Kelly Shoppach. He doesn't hit very much, although he has some pop. He isn't known for his defense and has struggled to throw runners out in his career. But, if used in a limited role, he could be a good enough option as a backup and veteran to help guide D'Arnaud.


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Capilene 3 Midweight Bottoms (Men's)
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It can be summer everywhere else, but on Mount Hunter's Kennedy-Lowe Route, it always feels like winter. Designed to manage the extremes of high-output exertion in cool-to-cold conditions and to keep you dry and warm beneath layers, Capilene 3 Midweight is the most versatile of our performance baselayers. Brushed on the inside for warmth, these bottoms are soft and compressible and have a smooth face that glides easily under layers. Details include a brushed elastic waistband and a gusseted crotch with a functional fly. Made of a 5.4-oz Polartec Power Dry 100% polyester double knit, with Polygiene permanent odor control. Fabric is bluesign approved.
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- Stretchy double-knit fabric provides excellent wicking
- Smooth face slides easily beneath layers
- Fabric brushed inside for warmth and softness against skin
- Elastic waistband is brushed for next-to-skin softness
- Gusseted crotch for unimpeded mobility
- Functional fly
- Machine-wash cold, tumble dry at low temperature
Gender: Men's
Weight: 193 g (6.8 oz)
Material: Polartec Power Dry 100% polyester
Fit: Slim fit
Season: F14 S15
Vendor ProductId: 44322
Review ProductId: 22341