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I finally broke a spoke on my Trek 930's rear end. I think I overloaded it. It has been trued many times and it is time to replace or lace up a new rim. I have a MTB 26" wheel, 32 spoke hub, and 7speed cassette currently.
I ride pavement mostly with about a mile of loose gravel on the way home. I am looking to be able to handle the 50 lbs capacity of my rear rack with the panniers and myself @ 140. Occasionally I have to ride up a curb thus strength is important. BTW: the TREK 930 is a rigid cro-mo frame with cantilever brakes. I'd like to get a thin rim as I plan on getting the thinner tires for it.
1) What recommendations for a strong commuting rim to re-lace to my existing hub do you have.
2) What complete MTB rear wheel would you recommend.
3) Is it possible to use my 7 speed cassette on a 9 speed hub? (that would open up my options)
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I drive a 2005 mini van, that's nothing immaculate but it runs decent and I'm very grateful for it! I was hoping to pay this off w/tax money...
My husband drives a 2000 Impala that certainly is in nicer (body) condition than the van, and he uses it ONLY to drive to and from work. About 30 minutes each way. His parents bought it new, and we bought it about 6 years ago? We've replaced things and done maintanence on it, and VERY regular maint. when his parents owned it. Replaced the starter this year. It has 150,000 miles on it and we found out today it needs a new transmission, badly.
We have a baby emergency fund that could pay for the transmission cash ($1500), not having to charge it. But that drains our BEF completely. Do we fix the car that's in decent shape both mechanically (minor things to be expected with a 13 year old car) or sell and try to find something else and have to get a loan?? My fear is that we fix the tranny and something more major goes on it?? Is 150,000 miles too high to put that much money into it?
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Checking how ui:param and c:set works and its relationship with facelets
VariableMapper, I notice the original implementation that comes from facelets
does not work like a page developer should expect. In fact, in some situations
ui:param and c:set implementation is just the same.
The consequence of this situation is there are ways to write code that just
should not be allowed, because it breaks the intention of those tags. JSF
implementations should fix this, and maybe if it is required add more
documentation specifying these tags better.
The first case is c:set. This is the description on facelets taglibdoc:
"... Sets the result of an expression evaluation based on the value of the
attributes. If 'scope' the is present, but has a zero length or is equal
to the string 'page', TagException is thrown with an informative error
message, ensuring page location information is saved. ..."
"... This handler operates in one of two ways.
1. The user has set 'var', 'value' and (optionally) 'scope' attributes.
2. The user has set 'target', 'property', and 'value' attributes.
The first case takes precedence over the second ..."
The buggy behavior of this tag can be seen when it is used in this way:
<c:set var="someVar" value="someValue"/>
Look the part that says "... if 'scope' the is present, but has zero length or
is equal to the string 'page' ..." . In JSP, it exists a page context and
in that context, the variable has scope to the current page. Since in that
case there are no template tags, this variable cannot be located on other
pages included with jsp:include or whatever you use.
The current implementation of c:set that comes from facelets 1.1.x does not
implements the original intention of this tag in jsp, and instead it uses
VariableMapper instance obtained through FaceletContext (which is instance
of ELContext). Since both JSF 2.0 implementations comes from the original
facelets 1.1.x code, you can see the following problems:
<c:set var="someVar" value="someValue"/>
<ui:decorate template="cset1_1.xhtml">
<!-- ... -->
<h:outputText value="#
The previous code in practice will output "someValue", but it should not,
because "someVar" should be only available on the current .xhtml page, in
this case cset1.xhtml.
Now consider this more realistic example:
<c:set var="someVar" value="someValue"/>
<ui:decorate template="cset2_1.xhtml">
<!-- ... -->
<ui:define name="header">
<h:outputText value="#{someVar}
<c:set var="someVar" value="badValue"/>
<!-- ... something with someVar ... -->
<ui:insert name="header"/>
In practice the output will be "badValue", but it should be "someValue",
again because c:set intention is to define a value that should be
available only on the current page. This problem is also valid if you
replace ui tags with a composite component and cc:insertXXX tags.
Now take a look at this one:
<c:set var="someVar" value="someValue"/>
<ui:decorate template="cset3_1.xhtml">
<!-- ... code without use ui:param ... -->
<h:outputText value="#
<c:set var="someVar" value="badValue"/>
<!-- ... something with someVar ... -->
In practice the output will be again "badValue", but it is interesting to note
that if you use ui:param, the example will work again, because a
VariableMapperWrapper is used, discarding the bad value after ui:decorate
Things start to get worse when you see how ui:param works:
String nameStr = this.name.getValue(ctx);
ValueExpression valueVE = this.value.getValueExpression(ctx, Object.class);
ctx.getVariableMapper().setVariable(nameStr, valueVE);
It is the same thing as c:set!!!!! .
if (this.scope != null)
/* ... Does this exception really has sense ??? ... */
if ("page".equals(scopeStr))
/* ... some stuff that works well ...*/
} else
Why this code hasn't been broken before? because nobody has ever use c:set and
ui:param with exactly the same var name. Maybe because on facelets dev
says this:
"... Table 3.5. <c:set/> (Avoid if Possible) ..."
Really there are some particular situations where c:set is useful.
There are a lot more examples I tried on ui:param that just don't work. But
the big question is how c:set and ui:param should work?
- c:set using only 'var' and 'value' should define the variable only as
"page" scoped, just like the old jstl tag does and the current spec javadoc
- ui:param should define a variable "template" scoped, that means it applies
to both template client and templates. It should be propagated through
ui:composition, ui:decorate, ui:define and ui:insert, but it should not pass
composite components, because this one defines a different template resolution
context (hack only on MyFaces, but valid for JSF). It should not pass on
nested templates case (nested ui:composition or ui:decorate).
- The facelets taglibdoc of ui:param says:
"... Use this tag to pass parameters to an included file (using ui:include),
or a template (linked to either a composition or decorator). Embed ui:param
tags in either ui:include, ui:composition, or ui:decorate to pass the
parameters. ..."
JSF implementation should do exactly what it says here.
Note all this should work using a more elaborate hack over VariableMapper,
because it is not possible to use another alternative here. One idea is
create a component that defines a "local" page scope just like {} does
in java code, but maybe is too much for something than in practice should
be simple.
I think this should be fixed. Obviously I'm doing an interpretation of the
few documentation available, but note at the end a "final word" should be
done here at spec level to keep compatibility between JSF implementations.
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VariableMapper strategy still works, so I think you can create a custom tag handler (<x:globalParam>?) that set the variable on the VariableMapper just like the previous implementation did. It will work without problem.
If you have a param that applies to all views in an application, maybe it is better to use an EL Resolver that handle this special name, just like JSF does for handle implicit objects ( request, facesContext, externalContext, session, application, component, cc, .... ). After all, this is the pattern used for JSF to deal with this kind of scenarios.
c:set with var and value properties only define vars on "page" scope, just like the old jsp tag did and more according to the spec description. So it works on any page, but variables defined will only apply to the page this tag is used.
I know this fix could cause these kind of problems, but in my personal opinion it is worst rely on the previous behavior, because that is not clear and does not match with the spec documentation. Anyway, I'm open to discussion this stuff on dev list if the behavior proposed seems to be very inconvenient.
Yes, I'm aware of this solution but we cannot use this, because it means modification of hundreds views and of course we don't use only one ui:param per view but many more -> propagating variable in this manner means thousands of modifications in source code of views, many of then are already deployed in production.
I can do a global change from ui:param to c:set but c:set is unsupported inside decorate tag. But It this ok? If I look at tld docs for ui:decorate it mentions c:forEach inside ui:decorate
In this case you can do this:
<ui:decorate xmlns:ui="..."
<ui:param name="localization" value="#{aSpecificLocalizationSource}
" />
<ui:define name="content">
<ui:include src="TemplateClient2.xhtml" >
<ui:param name="localization" value="#
Look the additional declaration inside ui:include. In theory, ui:include creates another template context, that means ui:define fragments defined outside it will not be passed. The same happen for ui:param. All params defined outside will be ignored, because those ones are bound to the previous template context.
So, ui:param declarations can be lookup on nested ui:composition and ui:decorate tags, but cannot for ui:include. In that case you should declare which params the included page requires, which is preferred because in this way it is easier to see which params are relevant for the template.
hmm, we have many (over 1500!) views where ui:param is used. Structure looks:
<ui:decorate xmlns:ui="..."
<ui:param name="localization" value="#{aSpecificLocalizationSource}
" />
<ui:define name="content">
<ui:include src="TemplateClient2.xhtml" />
TemplateClient2.xhtml itself uses another template2.xhtml and uses ui:include etc.
The point is that all parts this facelet use variable "localization".
Now with this change, this stops working and included parts of facelets do not resolve this variable. I agree that ui:param is was misused here and relied on internal VariableMapper - usage and c:set as "page scope" variable is better.
But simple replacing ui:param with c:set does not solve this problem, because DecorateHandler support only define and param!
How to solve this? Please notice that ui:decorate is root element and has ui:param inside, not outside the ui:decorate.
Ok, I commited the solution. We need to insert that template manager to resolve parameters properly (because resolve parameters follows the same rules), so I added some checks for null over Facelet owner, so in such case apply method just return false.
Please try again and let me know if you found another bug.
I have problem with NPEs and it's probably caused by:
new TemplateManagerImpl(null, INITIAL_TEMPLATE_CLIENT, true, INITIAL_PAGE_CONTEXT)
the first param is null - is that ok? Docs says "dummy template client" but can be Facelet owner null really? With complex
template-based view I'm getting this NPE:
at org.apache.myfaces.view.facelets.impl.DefaultFaceletContext.getExpressionFactory(DefaultFaceletContext.java:218)
because null is propagated from TemplateManagerImpl to DefaultFaceletContext
Attached patch that adds PageContext, update TemplateContext stuff and fix c:set and ui:param. JUnit tests included to check correct and bad syntax using those tags.


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Film: "Jab Tak Hai Jaan"; Music Director: A.R. Rahman; Lyricist: Gulzar; Singers: Rabbi Shergill, Shreya Ghoshal, Mohit Chauhan, Raghav Mathur, Shilpa Rao, Harshdeep Kaur, Neeti Mohan, Javed Ali, Shaktisree Gopalan, and Shah Rukh Khan.
Veteran filmmaker Yash Chopra has stepped into the director's shoes maybe for the last time, which makes "Jab Tak Hai Jaan" a very special movie. With Shah Rukh Khan, the King of Romance, in the lead, the music raises lot of expectations. Mozart of Madras A.R. Rahman has composed eight original tracks and one reprise version, while Gulzar has penned the lyrics.
The soundtrack starts off with "Challa", a soothing number sung by Rabbi, which mesmerises you to the core. The sound of guitar and drums coupled with Rabbi's distinct voice is a total bliss, while the lyrics are easy to the ears. Musically speaking, it is fine melody and minimal experimentation that strike the right chord.
It is followed by 'Saans', which is like a trademark romantic song, reminiscent of Yash Raj Films. The duet sung by Mohit Chauhan and Shreya Ghoshal is deep with good use of instruments like flute and violin. But in terms of composition, Rahman could have produced a better track. It's definitely not the finest from his ensemble, and fails to impress beyond a point.
It also has a slower reprise version, a solo by Shreya Ghoshal. It's not bad but that's all one can say about it.
"Ishq Shava" is an interesting track that fuses Arabic and techno sounds combined with the versatile voices of Raghav Mathur and Shlpa Rao. There is a good use of instruments like the oud, the mandolin and the saz to get the desired effect. Rahman's melody is a fine listen indeed and peppy beats grow on the listener.
"Heer" crooned by Hrashdeep Kaur recreates the eternal Mirza-Sahiban romance with the heart wrenching lyrics by Gulzaar. The song is surely the high point of the album and takes you to the land of Punjab. Rahman has composed a beautiful piece of music that just bowls you over.
"Jiya Re" is an upbeat song that lifts up your mood with its racy tune and energetic vocals by Neeti Mohan. The sound is youthful and one appreciates the interlacing of flute and strings that uplifts the tempo.
Next up is the title track "Jab Tak Hai Jaan", starts as a slow romantic track with the voice of Javed Ali, but changes track once the tabla is introduced. Shaktisree Gopalan enters and after a while but there is just something amiss here. Maybe in a bid to make it sound different, the composer went a bit haywire here.
It's followed by the instrumental piece "Ishq Dance", which reminds you of "Dance of Envy" from "Dil To Pagal Hai" that became quite popular.
However, in term of music this one is not at par with its predecessor.
Rounding up the album is "Jab Tak Hai Jaan Poem" penned by Aditya Chopra with a soulful rendition by none other than SRK. It does manage to make way into your heart.
Overall, the music rides high on romantic flavour and tries to capture different emotions surrounding love with resounding success. There are some flaws here and there, but they can be ignored while looking at the larger picture.
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So fresh and delicious! I love the peach flavor! I made a couple of changes: left out the peach puree, so I split the vodka between citron and peach to make up for the peach flavor. And I filled with diet lemon-lime soda instead of lemonade, to cut the calories and add a bit of fizz. This turned out really yummy.
I really loved this! So refreshing, especially after a long day of work. I made it on a Thursday night so Friday when I got home it was just sitting in my fridge waiting for me!! Loved the peach flavor and did add a little extra peach to each of the glasses and about 1/4 cup lemonade. Once again Boomette, thanks for a great recipe!
Great sangria! Used diet sprite instead of lemonade to cut calories....otherwise made as posted. Thoroughly enjoyed on a football watching day! Thanks for sharing.
This tastes great and looks beautiful. Made for ZWT 4's trip to Africa. I'd say it served closer to 4 with the addition of about a 1/3 glass of the lemonade to cut the alcoholic level. Very good party beverage!


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Turkey Mousse Recipe
- Ingredients 9 Count
- Nutrition 470 Calories
- Directions 35 Minutes
4 servings
Turkey Mousse Ingredients:
Turkey meat cooked and
Egg whites 2 nos.
Dill dried 2 tsps.
Tabasco sauce 2-3 drops
Gelatine 25 gms.
Nutmeg A pinch
Pepper to taste
Salt to taste
Butter 50 gms.
Flour (maida) 50 gms.
Milk 275 ml.
Pepper to taste
Salt to taste
Sliced tomatoes,onion and
As required
Turkey Mousse Method :
1.Make the white sauce - Melt the butter, blend in the flour and stir over low heat
for 2 mins. Gradually add the milk and stir constantly until the sauce has
thickened. Season and cool.
2.Mix the turkey with cool sauce, beat in the dill, nutmeg, tabasco and salt and
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3.Disslove the gelatine in 3 tbsp. of water. Sprinkle a little of the melted gelatine
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Vikings square record at 5-45Published 10:04pm Thursday, April 19, 2012
COLOMA — The Niles baseball team squared its record at 5-5 with a sweep of host Coloma Thursday afternoon.
The Vikings won the opening game 7-2 and then took the second contest 6-2.
Mitchell Dehn had two hits and three RBIs for Niles in the opener. Matthew McLaughlin and Tyler Parish both doubled.
Tate Brawley picked up the victory as he struck out eight and scattered five hits.
In the nightcap, Dehn doubled, while Chris Mangus, Taylor Campbell, Taylor Weldy and Jake Brentlinger all drove in runs.
Brentlinger picked up the victory as he worked the first four innings, allowing 1 earned run on one hit with three strikeouts. Mangus pitched the final two innings, striking out three.
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Niles 311 200 0 – 7 9 3
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Tate Brawley (W); Watkins (L)
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3B: Mazigian (C)
Second game
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TechFaith To Showcase New Ruggedized Smart Devices At GITEX Technology Week 2013 In Dubai
BEIJING, Oct. 17, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- China TechFaith Wireless Technology Limited (NASDAQ: CNTF) ("TechFaith") today announced it will showcase many of its popular mobile devices and key new models at the GITEX Technology Week in Dubai from October 20 th to 24 th, 2013. The company will be located in Dubai World Trade Center, Zabeel Hall, booth number ZK-30. Key new models TechFaith plans to showcase include:Thunder (J5), a 4.5 inch slim ruggedized smart phone, which is water resistant up to 1.5 meters (IP68) and shock resistant. Thunder operates on Quad core CPU, with large internal memory and runs on the popular Android Jelly Bean operating system. Additionally, it also incorporates many exciting outdoor functions, supports dual SIM dual standby, and more. ZEUS(J4), a 5.3 inch slim ruggedized smart phone, which is water resistant up to 1.5 meters (IP68), and shock resistant. ZEUS operates on a Duo Core CPU, runs on the popular Android Jelly Bean operating system, incorporates many exciting outdoor functions, supports dual SIM dual standby, and more. JPAD is a 7.0 Inch Smart PAD, which is water resistant up to 1.5 meters (IP68) and shock resistant. JPAD operates on a Quad Core CPU, runs on the Android Jelly Bean operating system, also incorporates many popular outdoor tools, supports dual SIM dual standby, and more. Health Phone 1 is a 4.3 inch medical smart phone, which has obtained medical CE. Health Phone 1 operates on Dual Core CPU, runs on the Android Jelly Bean operating system, and has the capability to perform health checks, such as ECG/Heart Rate/Stress Level/Thermometer/Glucose/Body Fat Percentage, and more. Mr. Deyou Dong, COO and President of TechFaith, said, "We are very excited to be attending GITEX this year. Interest has been high in prior years with attendance by leading companies from across the global communications industry. We are looking forward to getting in front of existing and potential customers and partners with our strong new offerings and to updating people on our recent successes. Many of the trends we have been pushing forward, including ruggedized models and the convergence of value added healthcare functions into mobile phones, are now being adopted by some of the largest handset manufacturers given the validation of market demand. We are also seeing high interest in our gaming business, due to recent regulatory changes and the fact that our patent portfolio makes us an ideal partner for licensing or development opportunities." GITEX TECHNOLOGY WEEK is one of the world's most dynamic and influential ICT exhibitions, and the platform for international professionals to do business across the Middle Eastern, African, Indian and South Asian markets. The exposition will be held from October 20 - 24, 2013 at the Dubai World Trade Centre. For more information please visit http://www.gitex.com. About TechFaith TechFaith (NASDAQ: CNTF) has three primary businesses. The Company is a leading global mobile solutions provider for the global mobile handsets market (previously called the ODP (Original Developed Product) business)). The Company is a leading developer of specialized mobile phones for differentiated market segments, including the rapidly growing smartphone market targeting wireless mobile phone network operators and end users; the Company also serves sports enthusiasts with a tailored line under the Jungle brand and the teen market under licensed brands. Under the Company's 17FOX brand (previously "17VEE"), the Company has built a leading intellectual property based motion gaming business ranging from Bluetooth-enabled motion gaming controllers and software to a planned proprietary set-top motion game box. For more information, please visit www.techfaithwireless.com, www.17fox.cn. Safe Harbor Statement This announcement contains forward-looking statements. 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Tyson Chandler powers Mavs past Rockets
DALLAS -- While leading scorer Dirk Nowitzki struggles to regain his form, the Dallas Mavericks need offense from other sources. Tyson Chandler and reserve J.J. Barea came through on Thursday night.
Chandler matched his season high with 21 points and had 15 rebounds, Barea added 19 points, and the Mavericks hung on after wasting most of a 25-point first-half lead in a 111-106 victory over the Houston Rockets.
"Barea has been a difference-maker for us and Tyson's getting more involved offensively, which is good," Mavericks coach Rick Carlisle said.
Nowitzki had 18 points, 5.3 points under his season average, and Jason Terry added 15 for the Mavericks, who have won four of five following a six-game losing streak.
"Dirk was Superman for the first third of the season," Carlisle said. "Right now, we're going to have to be there for him."
Nowitzki missed nine games with a sprained right knee from Dec. 28-Jan. 14. He returned on Jan. 15, and has led his team in scoring in three of his seven games back. But his shooting has been inconsistent, and Nowitzki admitted his legs sometimes feel heavy.
"Not very well, but it's getting better," Nowitzki said of his conditioning. "Moving better again, especially in the first half, but in the second half I got a little fatigued. But I've got to keep on fighting, and eventually I'll get there."
Barea has become a recent offensive force, going 17-of-22 from the field and averaging 22 points in the past two games mostly on slashing drives and long-range jumpers.
"Everybody has to step up," Barea said. "There's no question he's not even close to being Dirk Nowitzki. We've got to keep getting wins and giving him some time."
Luis Scola led Houston with 30 points, and Kevin Martin had 27.
Houston pulled to 104-103 with 51.8 seconds left when Scola completed a 12-2 run with a tip-in.
But Barea hit a 13-footer with 32.9 seconds to go, and Nowitzki converted one of two free throws with 23.1 seconds left to make it 107-103.
Aaron Brooks missed a layup with 17.8 seconds remaining, and Terry made two free throws with 14.3 seconds left for a 109-103 lead, icing the victory.
Houston put together a 26-6 surge to narrow the huge first-half deficit to 77-75 with 4:06 left in the third quarter. Scola had 10 points and Shane Battier hit two 3-pointers during the spurt.
The Mavs recovered with a 10-3 run over the final 3 minutes of the quarter, capped by Barea's twisting layup with 3.9 seconds left, for an 88-81 lead.
Dallas used a 17-2 run to roll to a 28-10 lead. The Rockets were a step slow early after beating the Clippers on Wednesday night. The Mavericks had been off since beating the Clippers on Tuesday night.
The Mavs carried a 33-15 lead into the second quarter, taking advantage of Houston's 6-of-21 shooting (28.6 percent) in the opening quarter.
The Mavericks led 47-22 and were still in front at halftime, 64-47. Chandler had 14 points and eight rebounds, and Nowitzki added 13 points in the half.
"That was our worst half of the season," Battier said. "We couldn't have played any worse."
Dallas had its largest halftime lead and best scoring half of the season.
"You can't get yourself in a 25-point hole and expect to win," Martin said.
Game notes
The Mavericks pulled out a 101-91 victory over the Rockets on Nov. 29, the only other meeting between the teams this season. But Dallas had No. 3 scorer Caron Butler in that game. Butler is out for the season with a torn tendon in his right knee. ... Recently signed F Peja Stojakovic isn't quite ready to join the Mavericks' rotation. Stojakovic has been practicing with his new teammates and has been shooting after practice with Nowitzki, but Carlisle said before the game that Stojakovic still needs time to round into basketball shape. Stojakovic hasn't played since November for the Toronto Raptors. ... Houston's 15-point first quarter matched its lowest of the season for the opening 12 minutes. ... Dallas didn't have a starter voted to the Western Conference All-Stars, although Nowitzki will most likely get a berth as a reserve. Mavericks owner Mark Cuban said Thursday that Chandler also deserves to be on a team that projects to lack true centers. ... Dallas is 16-5 in its past 21 games with Houston.
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LAS VEGAS, Jan. 7, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- INTERNATIONAL CES – D-Link today expanded its innovative line of high performance SharePort cloud routers with the new SharePort™ Go II (DIR-508L). Named an International CES Innovations 2013 Honoree, the SharePort Go II is designed to offer the ultimate in mobile convenience for families, photographers and business travelers with instant USB sharing capabilities to any iPad ®, iPhone ® or Android ™ device with the free D-Link SharePort Mobile app, expanded Wi-Fi connectivity, and the ability to recharge other mobile devices in a pinch. The new SharePort cloud router also offers an SD card slot for additional storage and sharing options. (Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20110706/SF30992LOGO)"The SharePort Go II packs a powerful set of capabilities into a pocket-sized device that's hard to live without," said Daniel Kelley, associate vice president of marketing, D-Link Systems, Inc. "Its convenient hotspot mode helps save time and money, allowing travelers to share a single wired or wireless connection with any number of devices. In addition, the USB port also supports third party 3G/4G USB modems for creating an instant Wi-Fi Internet Hotspot to share with all your devices. And, using the handy SharePort Mobile app for mobile devices, USB and SD card file sharing or expanded device storage, it's easier than ever to record and share a video with friends, send a corporate presentation to people in the audience, or transfer digital photos from a camera's memory card to a computer in the field." The easy-to-use SharePort Go II offers instant Wi-Fi coupled with a range of useful features designed for today's mobile lifestyles. The free SharePort Mobile app offers access to videos, music, photos, and files on Android and iOS mobile devices. SharePortGo II also features a USB port and SD card slot for sharing content from a storage device or charging smartphones and tablets, as well as an Ethernet port that enables users to easily connect to an existing network in a conference room or hotel room. Files can be streamed from connected storage, or copied directly to the device for later viewing, helping increase mobile storage capacity on devices.
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Safeties in numbers: Utah Utes now have depth at the safety position
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SALT LAKE CITY — There's safety, make that safeties, in numbers at the University of Utah.
"It's more depth than we've ever had at this position," said safeties coach Morgan Scalley, who tempered his statement by noting that they're still a ways from meeting their potential but acknowledging that the athleticism is there.
Seniors Brian Blechen and Tevin Carter headline a group that includes junior Charles Henderson, sophomore receiver-turned-safety Brian Allen, as well as true freshmen Andre Godfrey, Monte Seabrook and Marcus Williams.
Utah coach Kyle Whittingham notes that the position has undergone a complete makeover from what it was last spring. At safety, Whittingham said the Utes are a whole lot more athletic, faster and skilled.
So much so, in fact, that the coaching staff is comfortable moving former Freshman All-American Eric Rowe to cornerback for his senior season.
"Right now he's a full-time corner and he's not spending any time at safety," Whittingham said. "We're completely immersing him in the corner spot and until it's proven differently — that we don't have that luxury — we're going to continue with it."
Whittingham praised Rowe's coverage instincts and explained that the 6-foot-1, 201-pound defensive back is "a natural" at cornerback.
"That's why we moved him over there. It was kind of like the move with Keith McGill (last year). He's probably better-suited to be a corner. For a safety, he's very good and has got average size," Whittingham said. "But for a corner, he's got great size. In this day and age of football with the big receiver being so prevalent, you need those big, long corners to be able to match up against them."
Carter, who is also 6 foot 1, is projected to replace Rowe as Utah's starting free safety.
"He's running with the ones right now," Whittingham acknowledged. "It's him and Blechen at the safety position."
Carter, a former receiver who spent a redshirt year with California before playing defense for two seasons at Los Angeles Southwest College, enrolled at Utah in January. He missed the 2013 season while completing academic work and has one year of eligibility.
"I can't wait. I was looking forward to camp just to get back in gear and play again," Carter said. "So I'm feeling good about this season."
Slowed by ankle surgery upon his arrival in Salt Lake City, Carter acknowledged that it took awhile to get the soreness out. He's now moving side-to-side and jumping well.
The competition associated with Utah's depth at safety is something he appreciates.
"I wouldn't want a job handed to me," Carter said. "So I love it."
Scalley notes that everyone in the program enters with a different situation. He explained that Whittingham's whole deal with the Utah program is "you'll become us, we won't become you."
It's a philosophy, Scalley said, that Carter has fully bought into.
"He just wants to be great. He understands he's got one year to do it and so he's not an excuse-giver. He doesn't make excuses for anything," Scalley continued. "Even though it may be hard and new to him, he's a guy that's been willing to do whatever it takes to make the team better."
Scalley said the Utes are fired up to have Carter, who was a two-time all-conference honoree in junior college and a former track star, in the program. He likes the improvement shown, thus far, in camp.
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- Examples of the new style of "party games" for consoles include Sonic Shuffle and Mario Party.
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In this game game one to twenty human players can challenge the computer in the famous card game Blackjack. Setting...
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Blobshop is a shareware game based on the classic board game Connect Four. The game has a story. There is...
Commodore 64 (1988), ZX Spectrum (1988), Amstrad CPC (1984), BBC Micro (1984), Electron (1984) and Commodore 16, Plus/4 (1986)
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Oklahoma football: Landry Jones reminds everyone what he's capable of
NORMAN — With no turnovers, few off-the-mark throws and a whole lot of positives, Landry Jones played what was easily the most complete game of his senior season Saturday in a 52-7 rout of hapless Kansas.
The much-maligned Oklahoma quarterback even got to watch the final 15 minutes from the sideline after he spent three quarters abusing the Jayhawks in the final tune-up for No. 5 Notre Dame's visit to Norman next Saturday.
"I don't think it's the biggest game of my career," Jones said. "It's not a championship game or anything like that.
"But it's a huge game for this program. ... We're excited for this one. This one's been, not necessarily marked on our calendar, but we've all been looking forward to it for sure."
Sooners' coaches put the Kansas game in Jones' hands early. Of OU's first 10 offensive plays, nine were passes. In the first quarter, the Sooners called just two runs.
"We chose not to run in quite as much because we had opportunities to throw it," said coach Bob Stoops. "They're pretty difficult the way they line it up to run it on. We still found our spots to do so. Landry was fantastic."
On OU's first drive Saturday, Jones had fullback Trey Millard wide open in the middle of the field, but Millard dropped what would've been a sure touchdown pass forcing OU to settle for a field goal.
The Sooners' next drive started at their own 13-yard line, but Jones hit Kenny Stills for 5 yards, Jalen Saunders for 28 and Stills again for 10.
Jones then faked a handoff, settled into the pocket and dropped the ball into the perfect spot — "six inches beyond (the defender's) reach, right into Kenny's chest," Stoops said — and Stills hauled in a 44-yard touchdown.
"Landry's capable of so much, and I feel like sometimes when people get on him, they forget about that," Stills said. "He's been doing a great job managing the game and not turning the ball over, and we're proud of him."
Asked if it was the best downfield throw he's made, Jones smiled and said, "One of them. That's for sure."
Jones' 19-of-28 passing performance for 291 yards was a stark contrast to his last game on Owen Field, when his two turnovers were critical in a 24-19 loss to Kansas State.
In three games since, Jones has one turnover — an interception Texas returned for a touchdown last week with a 66-21 OU victory already well in hand. During that stretch, Jones has thrown 871 and seven touchdowns.
Much of Jones' recent success can be attributed to how comfortable Jones he's become with his receivers. That unit got a big boost when Saunders, a transfer from Fresno State, was declared eligible days before last week's Texas game. On Saturday, Saunders started in the slot, which allowed Stills to play outside, where he's the most comfortable.
Stills was OU's leading receiver Saturday, with six catches, 90 yards and a touchdown.
"We have so much power," said freshman slot Sterling Shepard, one of eight Sooners with a catch against KU. "Especially in the wide receiver group. We have so many guys that can make plays, and it's definitely a great thing that we can have Kenny outside and put Jalen inside."


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Just in case you were wondering, the KEXP BBQ isn't the only free outdoor concert happening this weekend. On Friday afternoon (August 7) at 4 p.m., four local artists -- Benjamin Doerr, Picoso, Grand Hallway and Cosmic Panther Land Band -- will all make an appearance at the South Lake Union Block Party (on the lawn outside the South Lake Union Discovery Center), and it's completely free. Grand Hallway's an excellent band, but you'll also want to stay for Cosmic Panther Land Band. They've only played one show so far, but Cosmic Panther Land Band's members come from other local bands (the Maldives, the Moondoggies, the Pica Beats, Widower and Shim) which definitely makes them a group to watch. The block party starts at noon on Friday, but you can check out the other activities (such as a burger grilling competition) and complete music line-up on South Lake Union Block Party's website.
Cosmic Panther Land Band


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