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Silverer Oct 10, 2013 6:40 AM
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Hi. I have learned a lot about computers over the years, but I cannot answer your question with any certainty unless I had Apple's charging schematics and circuit parameter information. That being said, I would tell you that I have bought lots of stuff online to use with my computers, cables included. The Chinese vendors make some incredible copy-cat knockoffs. Some are so good as to be virtually indistinquishable from the original. So if the cable looks exactly the same, you could only tell by using electrical test equipment. Since I've only spent typically a couple of bucks on such cables, if they work I keep them, if they don't, I toss them. One cable I bought refused to transmit data, but worked fine as a charging cable. If you are always having trouble with charging, I would again recommend a trip to an Apple store if you can do it, they will check it out for free. You other way might be if you have a friend that has the original Apple charger and cable, and try theirs on your phone. If that solves the problem, then the only way to be sure is to get a cable from Apple or an authorized reseller.
myhero0 Oct 12, 2013 7:46 AM
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So I use my Iphone4 as a WiFi enabled device only. Since upgrading to IOS 6, I started getting the infamous "charging is not supported with this accessory" error message when ONLY using my Pure i20 DAC. Phone is set to Airplane mode and ALWAYS charges fine with the supplied Apple Charger or using same cable charging USB into my home computer. I have always cleaned all my connectors as well.
So, this leads me to believe that in my case it is most definitely an IOS issue. Bottom line? I moved onto a Samsung S3 as a phone last fall and never looked back. Only kept the Iphone4 at all since I had previously purchased the DAC.
myhero0 Oct 12, 2013 9:36 AM
in response to myhero0
So for the heck of it, I updated to IOS 7.0.2 and the message, when docking my Iphone4 onto my Pure I20 has now changed:
"Charging from this accessory may not be supported"
So as far as I am concerned (for my situation) this is IOS, Apple does indeed suck by not addressing this in the very least.
Silverer Oct 12, 2013 11:49 AM
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As with anything, responses from manufacturers come either because they are paying close attention to their customers, and they want to keep them happy, or it begins to affect their bottom line. The good news is that we all have alternate choices. You don't have to own an iPhone, or other products from any company if you don't like them. So far for me, this battery issue has been a minor issue I run into infrequently. But there are multiple things to consider. Apple has done some stuff that doesn't sit well with me aside from this iPhone issue. The long time Apple fans will know what I mean. If you've come from Classic, you've probably noticed the changes. The computer is slowly morphing from a working tool to a shopping/marketing tool. Recently, my sister put a brand new Mac mini into service. Update notifications came, and she couldn't update. She called, and told me they were asking for credit card information. I thought some scammers had gotten into her machine, so went over the upgrade process on the phone with her. Sure enough, to get OS updates, you are required to set up an Apple I.D., and give them a valid credit card. No, she was not charged for the updates, but Apple made sure she was ready to shop at the iTunes store. I don't know how happy people will be if this effort intensifies. I already bought almost everything I need to build a very fast Linux box. Some of the new Linux distros, such as Cinnamon, have gotten sterling reviews, and are more plug and play than ever. So, bless the competition. It helps keep us happy.
PurpleSage Oct 12, 2013 7:43 PM
in response to joyfromfayette
When I first received this error, I thought it was a software error. It behaved like a software error. I thought it was iOS. I thought it was a compatibility issue w/ my machine's OS (Vista) and iTunes or one of several of the supporting services that get installed and loaded at boot-time.
I spent hours reinstalling iTunes; jiggling my charging/data xfer cable; looking for compatibility issues between Windows updates and iTunes; and looking at potential compatibility issues between my wireless network drivers and iTunes. I came to believe it was a compatibility issue with my wireless network driver and iTunes. I was downloading app updates to my machine, pulling out my network device from the USB slot, rebooting, launching iTunes (so I could xfer my app downloads to my phone (4S) and then plugging my network device back in. The crazy thing is that it would work.
One day, not only did I not receive this error anymore, or any of the other errors I received from iOS and/or iTunes, I didn't get anything. Nothing. Zero. Zip. Zilch. Nada. Not even so much as the little beep that told me it was charging. It wouldn't charge at all.
What to do? I found what many other said to be the best iPhone repair spot in my city (Atlanta, GA), and took my phone there. The tech tested it by plugging it into his own Mac and received an error he'd never seen himself. He told me he'd take a look at it.
USD $60+ later, my phone was working as advertised. The culprit? The charging port; it had "gone bad". The port, though, is also connected to ribbon cable that connects to the home button and, I believe, the speakers, too. The hardware design is really amazing if you've ever seen an iPhone's innards. But I digress.
To make a really long story short, those of you who are having charging problems with your iPhones, or other problems as I did, go to a well-regarded mobile repair shop. If they're legitimate and respectable, they will not charge you if the part replacement does not fix the problem.
I was amazed at how muich this issue looked like a software problem to me. I tried to figure it out for months on my own. Had I not taken it to a good repair shop, I never would have figured out the issue on my own. It was worth the $$ I spent to get my phone working again.
Yes, I had, and still have, my phone insured (in case it gets stolen). All insurance does, though, is allow you to get a refurbed iPhone, not a new replacement. I'd rather spend the $ to fix my own phone than gamble on getting a replacement with even more issues than mine.
So... The bottom line is this: Those of you having charging and synching issues with your phones, it very well could be your charging port. Do yourself a favor and have someone who really know what they're doing with iPhone hardware check it out.
I'd imagine, since the US Federal Government has seen fit to debase the US dollar as it has, those of you living in other countries may spend less than I to fix your phones. Of course, if your countries have a VAT, you may need to spend as much as or even more than I. But you probably will have a working phone once again, too, and at a price much less than buying a new one.
By the way, Samsungs, at least S3s, are not repairable the way iPhones are. If you have a hardware issue with an S3, you most likely will need to trash it and buy a new one. Samsung solders hardware components together; when the solder breaks or disintegrates, that's it. There's a reason they don't feel as solid as an iPhone, aside from the fact they're made out of plastic.
Good luck.
Message was edited by: PurpleSage ... Had to fix a typo, anal as I am.
Lawrence Finch Oct 13, 2013 1:59 PM
in response to PurpleSage
Thanks for the thorough follow-up; I'm sure it will help people with this problem.
Steph nole Nov 3, 2013 11:26 PM
in response to porius
I think i have an answer, when you pull out the usb cord from your phone, you put strain on the wires. Try pushing the wire and the plugging top of the cord together. Worked for me :)
tmratwork Dec 5, 2013 1:14 PM
in response to joyfromfayette
i got same error, for me it was a hardware issue. after i plug in cable, i pull up on the cable end (while slightly pushing down on the device) and recharging starts. if i let go of cable end, the device stops charging.
gciriani Dec 10, 2013 10:14 AM
in response to joyfromfayette
The solution that worked for me: unplug USB from AC adapter, then plug it partially in, until the battery charging icon appears. If I plug it further in the dismiss message appears, but if I keep it there, somehow the software does not trigger the message, and it will keep recharging.
My problem by the way is charging with the adapter. Charging on my PC works on one of the USB outlets, and not on others. My device is a 3GS running iOS 6.1.3
Lawrence Finch Dec 10, 2013 11:08 AM
in response to gciriani
That's a hardware problem with either the adapter itself or the cable. The contacts on one or both are worn, or there's a broken wire in the cable.
Marzinno Dec 10, 2013 11:48 AM
in response to Lawrence Finch
I totally believe in the hardware causing the problem,especially when the hardware is brand new!
Here is what it is,
Apple wants you to only buy and use their replacement chargers and charging ports for their products,anyone having this issue,go buy an "apple" replacement charger,and watch your problem disappear!
Unless of course your charging port is truly damaged then you will need to replace that also,but for the most part this started happening to me when the original charger broke,like they all do,and I bought a cheap aftermarket one,went back to an original apple product,and wallah hasn't happened since!
Don't doubt the ability of apple to manipulate their products to their advantage!
Is it right??? Is it ethical??? Who's to stop them!!
reb0968 Dec 10, 2013 11:59 AM
in response to joyfromfayette
This has to be the longest running thread....EVER. I posted on this well over a year ago. I tried everything, including replacing the charging port, to no avail. Honestly, the only solution I've found is to get a new phone. Sorry, I know that answer *****. The problem didn't start for me until I upgraded the iOS and I truly believe this is what caused it and I truly believe it wasn't accidental considering Apple refuses to even acknowledge there's a problem.
gciriani Dec 12, 2013 7:32 PM
in response to Lawrence Finch
I would exclude the cable from your hypothesis, because I did not touch the cable. It consistently charges with the plug half way in. After that, if I push it all the way in the message appears.
As for the the second one of the possibilities you put forth, I have to thank you because your suggestion made me look for schematics of the charger cable, and I found this with relative work around.
DJKid555 Dec 17, 2013 4:09 AM
in response to joyfromfayette
I know why.Take a looker close to your Iphone charging slot.If you see that it has got damaged,fix that at the Service for phone fixing
Lawrence Finch Dec 17, 2013 6:23 AM
in response to gciriani
Keep in mind that the above solution circumvents the protection feature of the Apple cable. Earlier this year someone died from electrocution because they used an off-brand charger.


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Must be an anomaly based on a low number of sites you have running adsense, or the kind of websites you have, or their traffic. Occasional reports like this happen but overall it seems most of us are still downtrending.
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I just hope it is not fraud related!
My traffic is increasing, Adsense is phenomenal, aff programs converting very well.
hope this trend continues...
its 5pm my time and i've already reached the number of clicks i get on a normal day - I'm at about 150% revenue higher than my highest day, and the day isn't even over. At first I thought, great day!..but then when I looked at the numbers just now I got scared that I may have been a target of click fraud, I was about to post something to that effect when I ran into your message..
I dont know waht to make of it, but it's semi comforting to know im not the only one. Not only I'm getting more clicks, but those clicks seem to be worth more as well. My high days are usually over the weekends, but today is being exeptional. What about you?
But I've given up looking at AdSense stats on anything but rolling monthly or two-weekly averages. I guess if I got something way out of normal - a 10x spike - I'd start worrying about some kind of problem, but otherwise I treat daily spikes as just noise.
Friday was pretty good, and today is just on the high side of average. Nothing to get excited or depressed about--everything's in the normal range.
Actually this entire weekend has been rather good. Starting on Friday though 1pm est Sunday for me - and weekends are almost always my worst days. My click through rate is up about 2 percentage points and effective CPM is up by $5. EFV mentioned it's on the high side of normal, which is fine and dandy. Unless, we are now re-defining the normal range. I always enjoy seeing an up tick in "the numbers", especially when it's the earnings column. Even little moves in numbers can do rather amazing things for the bottom line, especially if one has a fair amount of site visitors.
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EFV mentioned it's on the high side of normal, which is fine and dandy. Unless, we are now re-defining the normal range.
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Months before completion, this 1971 story of an existential cross-country drag race was hailed "an instant classic" by Rolling Stone, while Esquire prematurely declared it "movie of the year." The hype was unsustainable. When Two-Lane Blacktop finally opened that summer, audiences were indifferent and critics underwhelmed--although the Village Voice did praise Hellman's "feeling for the vast inhuman distances which form the face of America and the character of her people." Inhuman, to be sure. Redeemed largely by Warren Oates's galvanizing portrayal of the speed freak con artist who pits his 1970 Pontiac GTO against the souped-up 1955 Chevy driven by one zombie rock star (James Taylor) and serviced by another (Dennis Wilson), Two-Lane Blacktop is a movie of achingly eloquent landscapes and absurdly inert characters. (Preceded by a program of shorts by Stan Brakhage and company.) (NR) Seattle Art Museum, 1300 First Ave., 654-3100, seattleartmuseum.org, $7. 7:30 p.m. J. HOBERMAN
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Forgotten today, source novelist William Lindsay Gresham actually worked with the freaks among a carnival before writing Nightmare Alley. This 1947 adaptation is fairly faithful to the cynical tone, though--in typical studio fashion--it changes the ending to a note of hope that Gresham never found in his own life. Tyrone Power's unprincipled grifter learns the code for a mind-reading act from old carny pro Joan Blondell, which he then makes a profitable sensation among the swells at Chicago nightclubs, aided by his cute new wife (Coleen Gray). The third woman in his life is a shrink (Helen Walker) who questions Power's supposed gifts. If the sex has been edited out of this movie, it relishes the grimy connivance of carny folk, who are not so different than their cousins in Hollywood. Power's goal, which inevitably destroys him, is to get a line of suckers for his act. He's most alive when he's roping them in, those poor, credulous saps, to get their money. And if he can't have that, he'll settle for "a bottle a day and dry place to sleep." (Not rated, through Thurs.) Grand Illusion, 1403 N.E. 50th St., 523-3935, grandillusioncinema.org, $5-8. 7 & 9 p.m. BRIAN MILLER
Movies at the Mural
Friday: Of Kung Fu Panda, Ella Taylor writes, "By all means, gather up the little ones and take them to this perfectly pleasant, very good-looking, modestly funny, dispiritingly unoriginal 2008 variant on the nerd-with-a-dream recipe. Hectic as ever, Jack Black voices Po, a pot-bellied panda who's stuck making noodles , even though he lives and breathes kung fu trivia and longs to become a Master." Saturday: Of Mamma Mia!, Suzie Rugh writes, "If my life had a soundtrack, it would filled with the songs of ABBA. For me, the tunes of Sweden's greatest export (sorry, Ikea) will never get old or out-of-date. Ever. Meryl Streep, Christine Baranski, and (yum) Colin Firth and Pierce Brosnan star." (Outdoor movies screen at dusk.). Mural Amphitheater, Seattle Center, seattlecenter.com, Free, Fri., Aug. 28, 9 p.m.; Sat., Aug. 29, 9 p.m.
Spite House
At first glance, trash appears to have been strewn in the front gallery of the group show Spite House (through Sept. 12). A section of chain-link fence has been crumpled into a ball on the floor. (Then, oddly, coated in gold paint.) Assemblages of duct tape, scrap wood, cardboard, and plastic bags reach up to the ceiling. Nearby, the plywood sarcophagus When the First One of Us Dies has the look of a one-man homeless shelter or coffin. It's built of rude materials salvaged from the streets by Tacoma artist Eli Hansen (with Herman Beans), the kind of stuff you find heaped next to a dumpster--not quite good enough to keep, not quite bad enough to toss. Shelter, or the lack of it, is also documented in Hansen's large photo of a temporary creation, A Place I Used to Live. This turns out to be an elevated, open air sleeping loft, mounted to a graffiti-covered wall, reachable only by a ladder, suspended over railroad tracks. (In the photo, a mattress has fallen down to the gravel railway bed.) It is not a place of rest or refuge. Rather, the flimsy, precarious roost suggests how walls and roofs can fail, and fail to protect us. Everything here is ad-hoc, revocable, could be busted up with a sledge hammer in the alley and reduced to rubble. And then next guy in need might build something with it. Lawrimore Project, 831 Airport Way S., 501-1231, lawrimoreproject.com. Free. 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m. BRIAN MILLER
Seattle Sounders FC vs. Toronto FC
Ffast facts about the tame: 1. Toronto and Seattle are both in third place in their leagues. 2. The last time we played Toronto, in April, the Sounders won 2-0. 3. 86 percent of all soccer games end with a score of 2-0. 4. Fredy Montero is MLS's #2 scorer, with 10 goals in 19 games. Toronto's top scorer, Dwayne De Rosario, has nine goals in 19 games. 5. Toronto player Amado Guevara is the captain of the Honduran national team. 6. Toronto is the second-youngest team in the league, after us (or rather, before us), joining in 2007. 7. The Sounders' Tyrone Marshall played for Toronto that first season. 8. Both teams include a former model: Freddie Ljungberg for Calvin Klein, Toronto's Brian Edwards for Sta-Snug Parkas and Toques. 9. Toronto's CN Tower, coincidentally, is exactly three times as tall as the Space Needle. (1,815 ft./605 ft. or 553 meters/184 meters if you're a Communist!) 10. Expansion teams are slated to open in Portland and Vancouver (B.C.) in 2011. 11. Why haven't Canadians started their own professional league? Why do they need to play in ours? 12. You know who else advocated socialized medicine? Hitler. Qwest Field, 800 Occidental Ave. S., soundersfc.com. $20-$85. 1 p.m. GAVIN BORCHERT
Fremont Outdoor Movies
Unlike the recent Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, the 1981 Raiders of the Lost Ark is a movie freed from the responsibility of fatherhood, much less adulthood. Then 39, Harrison Ford was more like the embodiment of the boyish dreams of producer George Lucas and director Steven Spielberg. Sure, he makes manly eyes at Karen Allen, but the lust--like the violence, in which movie-Nazis can be killed like flies--is only as real as in the movie serials that inspired the Indy franchise. In a thoroughly satisfying, always kinetic way, this first Jones flick lives inside its own archetypes, and Ford is too disciplined an actor to wink at the artifice. He always seems sincerely, physically invested in this iconic role, whether he's outrunning boulders, being dragged under trucks, or recoiling from snakes. He's a moonlighting, grave-robbing, rogue scholar, nobody's hero. Twenty-seven years later, the filmmakers have filed those ruffian edges off his character. (And also smoothed his voice: Is there some computer process for removing the effects of 40 years of Marlboro smoking?) Here is Indy as we remember him: cocky, an improviser, irresponsible, but true to his course. He's a man you want to be--not the same thing as being a role model. (PG) Fremont Outdoor Cinema, N. 35th St. & Phinney Ave. N., 781-4230, fremontoutdoormovies.com, $5, Saturdays, 7 p.m. BRIAN MILLER
Norway Day Centennial Celebration
Like everyone else in town, you've probably caught up in the frenzy and the fervor of the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition centennial. After the Klondike gold rush a decade prior, the 1909 AYPE secured Seattle's position on the map. As part of that celebration, 100 years back, our ample Scandinavian community crafted a long boat called the Viking that sailed from Kirkland to the AYPE, sited on today's UW campus. (A voyage from Ballard was impossible, since the Lake Washington Ship Canal and Montlake Cut didn't yet exist.) This year, you guessed it, they're doing it again for the AYPE Norway Day Centennial Celebration. The Nordic Spirit will be launched amid much festivity--food, Norwegian choral music, kids' activities, and perhaps some paddling around Salmon Bay. It's a family friendly event, sponsored by the Nordic Heritage Museum. But should you see looters and flames at the fresh-pillaged Ballard Fred Meyer, you'll know who's responsible. Fishermen's Terminal, 3918 18th Ave. W., 789-5707, nordicmuseum.org. Free. 1 p.m. BRIAN MILLER
Tim Easton
It's nice to have friends in high places - especially if those friends are Lucinda Williams, Tim Easton's mentor, or the guys from Wilco, who've played on one of Easton's records as his backing band. And with the release of his latest New West record, Porcupine, Easton himself can take his place among alt-country royalty. But Easton's latest record, Porcupine, has Easton, a Midwesterner who relocated to Joshua Tree, California, returning to his earlier and punchier rock and roll sound. The album is still a pretty diverse collection of tunes, from the swinging rockabilly of "Burgundy Red" to the soulful slide guitars on "Young Girls" and the smooth pop sound of "Seventh Wheel." Easton's dusky, creaking vocals, similar to those of M. Ward, are perfect for relaying his occasionally tender and introspective lyrics, as on "Broke My Heart," where he sings, "There's only two things left in this world: love, and the lack thereof." (With Kate Tucker.) Tractor Tavern, 5213 Ballard Ave. N.W. 789-3599. $10. 9 p.m. E. THOMPSON


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Welcome to Domino's at 4232 Holland Rd, where we work to give you the best in pizza delivery and more! Our restaurant's menu aims to please by giving you tons of delicious options and delivering them directly to you! Meat-lovers and vegetarians alike can find something delicious on the Domino's menu.
Plus we do more than just pizza. When it comes to wings, for example, Domino's takes chicken to new heights of deliciousness. We always serve wings that are baked-to-order and delivered piping hot straight from our ovens.
What can you choose? You could go the classic route with our oven-baked chicken wings. After these savory masterpieces come out of the oven, we cover them in one of our sublime sauces in all kinds of flavors. Or choose our boneless wings, which are lightly breaded with savory spices for a satisfying flavor. Want to go the extra mile for more flavor? Get another sauce (or two!) to customize your order. However you want your wings, we've got it: from subtly sweet (that's the Mango Habanero Sauce) to fiery (the classic Buffalo Wings Hotsauce) to smooth and creamy (tasty blue cheese, please). You can't go wrong! Wing delivery from Domino's is the way to go. We also offer entrées like pasta dishes and hot oven-baked sandwiches, as well as desserts like the Chocolate Lava Crunch Cake and appetizers like breadsticks with marinara sauce. Why do we have so many options? Simply put, we pride ourselves on our ability to bring you quality.
And Domino's is about more than just deliciousness; we make it convenient for you to order from your neighborhood location! You can call us, use our website to order, or get the free Domino's smartphone app and order from anywhere. Since we have over 11,700 stores throughout more than 75 countries, we understand the value of good customer service and high quality. With the ability to order online, a smartphone ordering app, and over 34 million different ways to create your pizza, we focus on the customer first here at Domino's.
At Domino's, you'll find something for everyone! Our menu is made to satisfy every craving, from sweet to savory. From side sauces to your choice of crusts to dozens of toppings, there are endless ways you can customize your pizza. And Domino's has more than just pizza! Choices of pasta, sandwiches, breads, chicken, and dessert are all available in the area. Whether you want to order from us near South Universityï¾–Virginia Beach or you're looking for a tasty choice nearby Princess Anne High or Larkspur Middle, Domino's has you covered. With specials running all the time, your neighborhood Virginia Bch Domino's is dedicated to bringing you the best. Click, call, or come in and see us today!
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West bracketPhoenix: Four Peaks Kilt Lifter Scottish Ale
Perhaps the best example of the humorously named beer that backs up the belly laugh, Kilt Lifter took down Portland and stormed through the early rounds on one tenet: Extreme beers wow, but simplicity wins. A Scottish ale is one of the more benign styles a brewer can offer. Brewed well, though, it can be a pillar of business when selling to a session crowd that craves more than one. Kilt Lifter beat not one, but two IPAs on the way to the Final Four by offsetting their strong, hoppy profiles with smooth, settled malt while keeping its kick at 6% ABV.
Schlafly provided this bracket with perhaps the best craft beer lesson of all: If you want people to follow your brewery, you have to go out and get them. Schlafly's performance in The Beer Dance has been a free lesson in do-it-yourself promotion. During each round, the brewer sent multiple reminders to fans to get out and vote. It kept its Twitter feed filled with updates and provided links from Facebook. We suggested that fans of all breweries involved vote early and vote often. Schlafly not only took that advice, but turned it into a campaign slogan. Their supporters have worked harder than some of the political campaigns to bring their voters to our polls and push the button for Schlafly's Dry Hopped American Pale Ale. The results have been hundreds of votes in each round and a more than 90% margin of victory in the last round. Take note, young brewers, because this is how you not only succeed, but thrive in the shadow of the Anheuser-Busch (BUD) brewery. The Cascade and Chinook hop-heavy Dry Hopped American Pale Ale is hoppy, bitter and aromatic enough to pack a punch, but sweet enough not to scare away the newcomers. It's not a powerful pale ale at 5.9%, but neither are the Schlafly beers sneaking onto the taps during Cardinals games at Busch Stadium. Schlafly's been the beat of this bracket because it has willed itself to be. Much like its craft beer competitors, nobody gave Schlafly a share to the market space. They had to step up and take it. When you can do that in the backyard of one of the biggest beer companies in the world, you can do it anywhere. Schlafly's fans know that, and it's frightening to think of what they'll do now that they're two pints away from a title. Editor's note: Our antiquated poll tool couldn't handle all of the votes that we received for this heated rivalry (sorry about that), so we're extending the voting until March 30th and shopping out the tallying to our friends at Flisti. Again, our apologies.
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Oklahoma football: More statistical history from OU-Texas
In the history of OU football, never had three Sooners produced at least 150 all-purpose yards in a single game. Until Saturday. In a 63-21 rout of Texas, not only did OU have three 150-yard all-purpose men, the Sooners nearly had four.
All-purpose yardage is determined by rushing, receiving and return yards.
Against Texas, Damien Williams rushed for 167 yards and had a 10-yard reception. So that's 177 yards.
Trey Millard rushed for 45 yards and had 119 yards receiving. So that's 164 yards.
Brennan Clay rushed for 59 yards and had 96 yards on three kickoff returns. So that's 155 yards.
And flanker Justin Brown had 73 receiving yards, plus 67 punt return yardage. So that's 140 yards.
Amazing. The nugget comes from OU historian Mike Brooks, who has an affinity for all-purpose yards. In fact, he's trying to get the NCAA to recognize fumble return yardage in all-purpose, since the NCAA includes interception return yardage. To not count fumble yardage makes no sense.
But we digress. The all-purpose onslaught shows the versatility of the Sooners, at least against Texas.
Williams largely was a one-dimensional player against the Longhorns, though he had a big receiving day the week before against Texas Tech. But Millard was a monster running and receiving. Clay might have had his best game as a Sooner; good running, plus excellent kickoff returns. And Brown showed his first flashes of punt return prowess, which was promised from his days at Penn State.
All-purpose is a fun stat, since we don't really look at it much. Here are the five best single-game all-purpose totals in OU history:
1. Greg Pruitt, 1971, Kansas State: 374 yards. 294 yards rushing, 34 yards receiving, 46 yards on kickoff returns. One of the most individual games in OU history. Pruitt ran wild in a 75-28 victory.
2. Mike Gaddis, 1989, OSU: 317 yards. 274 yards rushing, 43 yards receiving. Part of Gaddis' amazing Bedlam career. In three games against OSU, Gaddis rushed for 690 yards.
3. Ryan Broyles, 2009, OSU, 316 yards. Four yards rushing, 103 yards receiving, 209 yards on punt returns. Remember, Broyles once was a big-time punt returner.
4. DeMond Parker, 1997, Texas: 307 yards. 291 yards rushing, 16 yards receiving. The great Parker-Ricky Williams one-on-one duel.
5. Billy Vessels, 1950, Nebraska: 302 yards. 208 yards rushing, 94 yards on kickoff returns. A monster game for 1950.
Here are the five career leaders in OU all-purpose yardage:
1. DeMarco Murray, 2007-10: 3,685 rushing; 1,571 receiving; 1,462 kickoff returns. Murray was a heck of a player, in case that was still in question.
2. Ryan Broyles, 2008-11: 97 rushing; 4,586 receiving; 1,187 punt returns; 113 kickoff returns. Think about that. The two greatest all-purpose players in OU history spent three years together as teammates.
3. Joe Washington, 1972-75: 4,071 rushing; 253 receiving; 829 punt returns; 728 kickoff returns. Two of Washington's most famous plays were a halfback pass for a touchdown against Texas, and a monster quick kick against the Longhorns. I'd say all-purpose describes Little Joe.
4. Quentin Griffin, 1999-02: 3,938 rushing; 1,337 receiving. Sometimes we forget how productive was Griffin.
5. Juaquin Iglesias, 2005-08: 109 rushing; 2,861 receiving; 12 punt returns; 1,664 kickoff returns. What a productive player.


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Gerry Dick, host and creator of Inside INdiana Business, said the key to communities' success and economic growth is developing effective partnerships.
Whether it is local government officials working with businesses or civic organizations sharing resources to make a greater impact, collaboration has increasingly become the way to get things done, he said.
Dick will talk about the power of partnerships at the 2014 Annual meeting of the Columbus Area Visitors Center on Tuesday.
Visitors Center officials suggested the topic, which Dick said is very timely because collaboration has become the buzzword in communities throughout the state.
"From a business and economic development standpoint, collaborations and partnerships on multiple fronts have really been very obvious and something we've seen as a real trend here in the state," Dick said.
In Central Indiana, a number of counties are working together on economic development, instead of county vs. county, he said. Instead, county officials are selling a region and focus on partnerships.
Lynn Lucas, Convention and Visitors Bureau executive director, said the topic was chosen because collaboration has been critical to the center's success. The Columbus Area Visitors Center as it exists today is actually the result of a partnership.
In 1994, the Visitor information & Promotion Commission and the Visitors Center merged to form the legal entity, Visitors Center Inc. (VCI).
"This organization has grown tremendously in the last 20 years, and we didn't do that by ourselves," Lucas said. "It doesn't matter who gets the credit, but that you get it accomplished for the community."
This is also a great time to discuss community partnerships because Columbus is experiencing a transition in leadership, Lucas said. The meeting provides an opportunity to emphasize the importance of solidifying existing relationships and building new partnerships.
"We have great partnerships at the national, state and regional levels and a great number on the local level as well," Lucas said. "We don't just talk about collaboration and partnerships; a lot of us really do work together to make good things happen."
Dick said Columbus has a long history of collaboration at every level and its largest employer is a true corporate partner.
"There is probably not a better example in the state of Indiana where a corporate player does so much in concert with the community," Dick said. "The obvious example is the bottom line impact that Cummins provides on a daily basis. Then you look at the architecture and arts and culture and all of the different contributions that Cummins makes in partnerships in the community and it's also very substantial."
Workforce development is among the top priorities of companies throughout the state, Dick said, and it should also be a point of emphasis for any community that has a valuable corporate partner.
When a company leaves a community, the community not only loses investment income and jobs, but also a partner that can help communities achieve what they want to," Dick said.
He pointed to the Purdue Research Park as an example of the three-legged-stool partnership approach that utilizes the academic, public and private sectors to create a more powerful outcome for jobs and investments.
The Purdue Research Park network includes technology-based business incubators with four Indiana locations. It is is designed to create an entrepreneurial business environment, attract high-technology companies and launch new start ups.
"The educational system can't do it alone, and companies can't do it alone but if they work together maybe they can get at this issue of providing a workforce," Dick said. "Without that base of workforce to fuel the future, it's not going to happen."
Another area of collaboration that Columbus and other Indiana cities have excelled in is sports tourism, Dick said.
"When you look at the initiatives Columbus and other communities around the state have focused on in attracting amateur sporting events, having the corporate players and community involvement is essential," Dick said. "It's that spirit of partnership and collaboration that has really built up sports tourism in places like Indianapolis and Columbus."
Lucas said the Columbus Area Visitors Center annual meeting also provides an opportunity to recognize some of the community partners who have contributed to the center's success.
"A lot of these partners are business people, and it's all about maintaining and keeping Columbus and Bartholomew County thriving," Lucas said.


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|HOSE TENSIONER FOR A ROCK DRILL SYSTEM - A rock drill system may include a support arrangement including a feed channel, a rock drill assembly movably associated with the feed channel, and a fluid conductor having a first end connected to the rock drill assembly and a second end associated with the support arrangement. The system may further include a tensioning arm pivotally coupled to the support arrangement, wherein the tensioning arm is engageable with the fluid conductor to tension the fluid conductor.
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|MOBILE VIBRATING SCREEN WITH FLEXIBLE SHAFT - A mobile vibrating screen with a readily stowable and pivoting drive system comprising a motor with an attached drive sheave, a belt, a driven sheave and plurality of universal joints which are configured to maintain a connection between the motor and an eccentric weight shaft when said drive system is switched from an operational configuration to a stowed configuration. In an alternate embodiment, some small d parts, e.g. drive shaft, need to be removed and stowed elsewhere on the plant when drive is converted from operation to transport.
|ROTARY BLASTHOLE DRILLING RIG FLEXIBLE JAW PIPE POSITIONER - A pipe positioner having an arm including a lower jaw and an upper jaw mounted thereon is provided. The pipe positioner includes at least one of the lower jaw and the upper jaw with at least one shear pin disposed in location to provide protection of the pipe positioner from mechanical overload. A method for retrofit of a pipe positioner and a blasthole drilling rig are disclosed.
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With the Broncos in the NFL playoffs for the first time since the 2005 season, The Denver Post will look back each day this week on a previous appearance:
The Broncos have faced the Steelers more than any other team in the postseason, six playoff meetings total heading into a seventh Sunday. None was bigger in franchise history than the AFC championship game Jan. 11, 1998, a victory that sent the Broncos to the Super Bowl against Green Bay.
Denver won the AFC title game 24-21 and became one of the few wild-card teams to reach the Super Bowl.
The Broncos were clinging to their 24-21 lead late in the fourth quarter when they faced a third-and-5 situation at their 15-yard line on the first play after the two-minute warning.
They needed a conversion to keep the Steelers from having a shot at a tying or winning scoring drive.
In the huddle, quarterback John Elway told tight end Shannon Sharpe to just "get open" on an improvised play.
Sharpe did that in the middle of the field. His 18-yard reception was worth a first down and enabled the Broncos to run out the clock. Sharpe has since described that catch as one of the biggest in his Hall of Fame career.
"We were ahead, but Pittsburgh had all the momentum. John goes back and I know he's going to target Shannon because he trusts Shannon to come up with the play. He hits him on about a 5-yard hitch. Shannon catches it and turns it into a first down," former Broncos coach Mike Shanahan told The Denver Post last summer before Sharpe's Hall of Fame induction ceremony. "That was a pivotal game because it led to our first Super Bowl (title). That play was definitely the turning point in that game."
Terrell Davis rushed for 139 yards. Elway completed 18-of-31 passes for 210 yards and two touchdowns.
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Helmet mirror? Handle bar mirror?
Helmet mirror? Handle bar mirror?
One that you'll use.
Some folks swear by helmet mirrors... others by handle bar mirrors.
Hate to say it, but spend some money and see what works for you.
Originally Posted by genec
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OK, I like my handle bar mirror... Mirrycle. Try that.
I use the Take-a-Look mirror attached to my sunglasses.
Don't leave home without it.
Second this. The Mountain Mirrycle rocks; if you want to try a handlebar mirror, you won't find a better one.Originally Posted by genec
I use a handle bar mirror, but even if I wanted to change, I am forced into it. I have limited vision in my left eye, so mounting a mirror where I rely exclusively on my left eye doesn't do the job for me... I can look at the handlebar mounted mirror and get a better view.
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This is the best i have found. I have used it for over 10,000 miles and would be lost without it. It is very rugged and looks better than most.
same here. I just got it cuz the bike shop that shipped my bike up to school broke my other mirror (got it at Wal-Mart). The MM seems to be pretty good.Originally Posted by primaryreality
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I will second the Take-a-Look mirror recommendation and I'll tell you why. It stays relatively steady in relation to your eye. Both helmet and bar mounted mirrors vibrated and moved around too much. Other glasses mounted mirrors weighed too much. The Take-a-Look gives a wide field of view also.Originally Posted by Helmet Head
Wag more, bark less
The glasses mounted mirrors provide a wider field of view because slight movement of the head allows you to scan a wide angle behind you.
One more vote for Take-a-Look. Mine is helmet mounted.
I tried the helmet mounted mirrors, but just couldn't get used to them. They never worked for me.
There are quite a number of good and affordable mirrors for mountain bikes these days, but less for road bikes. I think that is ironic - mirrors for mountain bikes (watch out for that squirrel behind you).
Of course, road bike mirrors exist, but the selection is limited.
I've tried the Blackburn mirror that attaches to the brake hood and it vibrates too much to be usefull, tried the helmet mirror but my bifocals just can't focus fast enough with it even though I use the same mirror on a cap for running just fine. The bar end mirror mounted on the left works great on my road bike.
I have Zefal Spy mirrors on each of my bar extensions and a Chuck Harris Ultralite mirror on my helmet. None of them vibrate and all give me a good look behind. What I miss with one I can see with another.
Tried the Take-a-Look after reading numerous reviews here on the forums. Hated it. When positioned so that I could see behind me,it partially blocked my view when I would look back over my left shoulder. Plus I had to concentrate too much on that little spot and take my eyes off the road ahead for too long.
I'm looking into a bar-end mirror. I've used mirrors for years on motorcycles,so that's pretty much what I'm used to.
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Depends. I bought a take-a-look mirror on recommendations here. However, for me it is so bouncy it's basically unusable. I wear eyeglasses with Flexon frames, the arms are almost round, very tiny and flexible. The mirror doesn't grab it well at all. I tried the helmet adaptor, but the mirror doesn't stay on well for me, plus in the winter the adaptor plastic gets too hard and the mirror keeps falling off. And the helmet positioning is too close, and my goggles hit it.Originally Posted by Olebiker
I've got a CycleAware Reflex coming tomorrow, I'm going to give that a try. It seems well liked as well.
I have a bar end mirror on as well; that way I always have a mirror on, even if I forget the top mirror, or if I just want to buzz down the neighborhood without having to go inside and find my mirror.
There are two versions of this mirror: regular and compact. The regular one is a little bigger in terms of mirror size and the "boom" length; it works well with helmet mounts; the compact works well with glasses and has a smaller mirror. I have had both of them mounted on my helmet visor and have had no issues in terms of rear visibility or blocked view. It takes a couple of days to get used to it though.
Originally Posted by dynaryder
Nice to agree with Helmet Head wholeheartedly for once. Seriously, I'm a Take-a-Look convert. I originally got it to keep track of my better half during a recent century and took out commuting a couple of times for practice using it. I can't say that I've used it on rides with my road bike, but I take it every day for commuting, for sure!Originally Posted by Helmet Head
Have not found a good only one mirror.
I use the mirror imaged by Ranger but it has problems: 1. hard to use when right eye dominant, 2. often needs adjustment during ride. It just doesn't hold position. I think it's the pop up option that is causing the slip. And 3, there are many blind spots. It is good for showing you how far away something is.
The second mirror I use is the ultra light from performance. It is great in mounting and no vibration. It gives you a view of the entire road. Disadvantage: it's a curved mirror instead of flat so distances are distorted.
Still looking for the perfect one mirror. It's fall now, one of my riding guys has take a look mirror, and looks ok, at least better than the one referenced by Ranger. But in fall I don't wear glasses, so no place to attach it.
And the search goes on.....
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I use the Take-A-Look and think its great. However, you're right, it doesn't attach well if you have wire rim glasses. I use the adapter. Had to eventually glue it to the side of the helmet shell using gorilla glue (the little glue tabs don't grip that well). This seems to work very well. I'm thinking that you may have to tweak the gripping elements for a tighter fit to accomodate those ultra cold Michigan winters.Originally Posted by ItsJustMe
Another thing is, that when properly adjusted, these mirrors (and the 3rd eyes) will show part of your face (usually an earlobe or sideburn). I think a lot of people using these expect to see completely around their head somehow. With just a slight head movement you can scan everything behind you.
What brand of goggles are you using? Where did you get them? Do they work well? Sometimes it seems like if you bike you're expected to have perfect vision or something.
The Take-A-Look pretty much lives with my helmet. And I don't leave home without the helmetOriginally Posted by ItsJustMe
I also have the Zefal Spy Mirror on my road bike. It's on the frame under the handlebars - all I do is look down and I get a view between my legs. I like it becasue it doesn't stick out far and gives me a good view behind. There is a blind spot, but it's about where my peripheal vision picks up.Originally Posted by Longhorn
Maybe because the roadies are obsessed with weight?? Like spending $20 extra for a carbon bottle cage that weighs 20 grams less. I haven't figured that one out yet.Originally Posted by mike
I use VisorGogs from Lab Safety Supply. $7.50 each. They go over glasses well and don't steam up too badly.Originally Posted by MarkS
www.labsafety.com - they have a bunch of goggles for cheap, including tinted versions.
Hey boozergut... see why I said "one you'll use?" The opinions vary widely here, but the bottom line is that a mirror you are comfortable with and will use, is the "best" mirror for you.


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LONDON - Lord Terry Burns, a former senior civil servant at the Treasury under the Major government, has been appointed as the next chairman of Channel 4, replacing Luke Johnson at the start of 2010.
Media regulator Ofcom, which makes the appointment at the state-owned broadcaster, confirmed that Burns is joining the board immediately as chairman-designate.
His first task will be to appoint a new chief executive to replace Andy Duncan, who leaves next month.
Colette Bowe, Ofcom chairman, said: "I am delighted that we have been able to appoint someone of Terry Burns' calibre. He has an outstanding record of public service and a real depth of commercial expertise."
Burns had not been publicly linked with the chairman role up until now. Frontrunners for the job included Greg Dyke, former director-general of the BBC, and Richard Eyre, who was chairman of GCap Media.
When the search launched this time around, it was reported that Ofcom hoped to recruit a woman for the role but prospective candidates, including the National Lottery's Dianne Thompson, are thought to have turned down the opportunity.
Burns has previously had an input into the government's broadcasting industry policy. In 2005 he led the government's review of the BBC's governance, funding and remit in the run-up to its charter renewal.
His report recommended the then BBC board of governors be replaced by an external public service broadcasting commission with the power to direct licence fee funding to other public service broadcasters. However, the government instead decided on the less radical move of replacing the board with the BBC Trust.
Prior to being permanent secretary to the Treasury between 1991 and 1998, Burns was the Conservative government's chief economic adviser, a role he held for 11 years ending in 1991.
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The buyer of the Oddfellows Hall on Cap Hill put out a press release today. {See my earlier post on the subject a couple entries down.} Not a lot of hard information in there, but clearly some cautionary words for the building's arts tenants from new owner Ted Schroth of GTS Development. Quoth he:
?Paying a market rate for the building that will not be torn down creates the economic reality of having to raise rents in order to make retaining the building feasible from an investment standpoint. We hope to collaborate with some of the existing large tenants in finding creative ways to cope with this mutually beneficial solutions [sic]. We are sensitive to their situations and look forward to continuing to work together with them as we explore creative solutions to try to retain the arts culture at the Odd Fellows Lodge."
Hmmm. Hard to see how a modern-dance studio, an acting school, a swing-dance ballroom, a little black-box theater, a handful of arts administration offices, etc. are going to be able to cough up enough money to make a real estate developer's purchase of a giant building on Capitol Hill pencil out. And retaining an "arts culture" is nice. But probably less challenging than having actual arts tenants.
Schroth reminds people that "Sensitivity to history and design were a driving focus to us at Trace Lofts / Trace North, and critical to the success of that project." But making sure to preserve the retro, semi-industrial touches that give an old building condo cachet is one thing. Indeed it's a good way to preserve an "arts culture" in a building that no artist could possibly afford. Renovation of historic shells is great, and certainly far preferable to most of the new crap being built. But Oddfellows presents a very different case.


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We love gadgets that glean energy from everyday actions, so we were thrilled to find this energy-generating rocking chair among this year's 18 Greener Gadgets Design Competition [1] finalists. Perfect for on-the-go travelers at airports or cafes, the Empower [2] chair harnesses kinetic energy [3] from its swing and makes it available via usb [4] and standard outlets so that you can talk, text, or type while you rock. Never fight for the last plug at the airport again!
Designed by Ryan Klinger, the Empower [2] chair is made from recyclable materials and can be completely flatpacked [5] for easy shipping. The glider's hinges are hooked up to a kinetic energy generator and a lithium ion battery that stores energy every time you swing, and low-energy LED lights give you the heads up on how much power you've created.
This year's design competition [6] is now closed to online voting, but there're still a few days left to reserve your spot at the Greener Gadgets Conference [7] to catch the exciting live judging of this year's entries. The deadline is this Friday, so register today [8], and use the code BLOG10 for a 10% discount!
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Tottenham Hotspur Message Board
longtimespur longtimespur Feb 8, 2012 20:21 Flag
Good day for England, bad day for Spurs?
Now Capello's gone and Harry's been cleared does it mean we lose our manager? Is it possible for Harry to do both jobs? He says he would miss the day to day involvement of club football but can he resist the top job?Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
england dont deserve him the FA like non english managers theres one at man u
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not_blonde_really not_blonde_really Feb 11, 2012 20:29 Flag
I think it's pretty clear that 'Arry will accept the job soon to begin end May, with Pearce taking control until then. The back room staff (Bond, Sherwood, Jordan, etc) are likely to go with him from the sounds of it, so I imagine they'll be spread between Spurs & England for continuity's sake from now on.
Rednknapp's said managing your country is the ultimate honour, and has also pointed out he's 64 & his health's not what it was. When nearing retirement age why not accept a promotion to The Top Job & work less hours than he does now? Do that for a couple of years, have a nice run (let's be honest, no-one expects England to do well for at least the next 5 years, so the pressure can't be that great), and spend a bit more time relaxing with his family.
We'll miss him, but we can't be surprised - we've been preparing ourselves for it for years.
HighRoadJohn HighRoadJohn Feb 8, 2012 21:38 Flag
I think we've got to steel ourselves, LTS.
A Yahoo! User Feb 8, 2012 20:29 Flag
I think if Harry is offered the job then he will stay in charge of Spurs until the end of the season. However, i can't see him keeping both jobs next season.
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A Yahoo! User Feb 8, 2012 20:36 Flag
Both jobs would be 'TAXING' :!!


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