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Skilled artisans attend to every detail of quality and craftsmanship while crafting our lush leather armchair. Inspired by Edwardian armchairs of the 1900s, ours boasts the curves and tufts that comfortably succumb to the body.
- 32.5" w x 39.25" d x 41.5" h
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- Overall: 32.5" w x 39.25" d x 41.5" h
- Seat: 19" w x 23" d x 18" h
- Diagonal Depth: 30"
- Arms: 6" w x 22.5" h
- Front Legs (nonremovable): 2.25" diam, 7" h with casters
- Back Legs Back (nonremovable): 1" sq, 6" h
- Back Height: 41.5"
- Weight: 70 lb
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- Avoid direct heat and sunlight; dust and vacuum regularly.
- Thorough cleaning by a leather specialist only. Over-the-counter cleaning products are not recommended.
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- Our exquisite top-grain leather is carefully dyed to accentuate the natural variations that are unique to each hide. No artificial finishes are used to mask the leather's natural imperfections.
- Corner-blocked kiln-dried hardwood frame with a solid foam-core seat cushion wrapped in lofty padding is supported by high-gauge steel sinuous springs.
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In the market for a new release. What kind of release strap do you guys use, velcro or buckle? And why?
In the market for a new release. What kind of release strap do you guys use, velcro or buckle? And why?
I use a buckle. I like it because it's what I have but I don't have a hard set reason behind it.
I use velcro.. I like being able to just throw it on real quick and not have to worry about trying to get the buckle all situated right.. I'm right handed and am horrible at trying to buckle things like that with my left hand..
I've had a scott for 3 years and the the velcro is just getting to the point to where it won't stick anymore(not putting down Scott. I love the release.) I chose velcro because you can adjust it exactly where you want it. However, my next one will be a buckle because I wan't it to be in the exact same spot every time. Sometimes I make my velco too tight or too loose. It's just a pain. That's my two cents...
Go buckle for sure. They are much quieter and you can put the release on to the same tension everytime, you can use the same adjustment hole each time making it very consistent. Velcro just cant do that
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I agree with MT bacountryhunter. Also I was on a pig hunt in CA a couple of years ago. I was with my guide tracking a wounded hog I had shot. When we found it the pig was still alive. When I drew back at 8yds the worn velcro on my release came loose and pulled the release off my hand and sent the arrow over the (already very unhappy) pigs back. It made for an intresting couple minutes.Lol When I got home I ordered a new buckle release. Good luck!
I shoot a buckle for the reasons stated above, consistency. It does take some getting used to hooking it up in my opinion.
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I'd go buckle for sure. Again for consistency of draw and anchor point. I have not noticed them being difficult to put on at all..
I love my buckle primarily for its quietness. Hunting from treestands in the midwest for whitetails may be a bit of a different story, but I've noticed velcro (on anything) just seems super loud when I'm in the woods. I apply this logic to things like cuff adjustments, pocket closures, and glomitts as well. The buckle release just does not make noise.
I have not had any problems getting it on either.
I have a tendency to overtighten a velcro strap when putting it on, then i'll open it up, then it feels too loose. I like the consistency of the buckle. If you do use velcro, mark it somehow so you consistently put the strap on in the same place every time and then I think you will be ok.


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Since directing the women's program in 2007-08, the team has made steady progress in both the classroom and pool. The Bulldogs have tallied multiple performances that rank among the top-10 marks in school history along with several school records. Most noteworthy, the team defeated Valparaiso at the 2010 Horizon League Championship meet, which is the first time Butler has defeated a conference team at the championship meet in over 8 years.
The program has also thrived in the classroom as swimmers such as Sarah Lynne Gates, Katie Krueger, Momo Wilson, Megan Wesler, Elizabeth Shafer and many more have been named to the All-Horizon League Academic team. Moreover, the squad has been recognized as an "Academic All-American Team" by the College Swimming Coaches Association of America achieving a 3.25 or higher team GPA every semester that Coach Stewart has been at the helm.
Coach Stewart has extensive collegiate and USA Swimming club experience prior to arriving at Butler. He served as an assistant coach at Auburn for two seasons under Head Coach David Marsh. During that time, the Tigers won the men's NCAA Championships in both 2004 & 2005, while the women's team won the national championship title in 2004. Prior to arriving at Auburn, Stewart was the Head Coach at the Sugar Creek Swim Club in St. Louis, Mo for four years, where he coached several sectional and Junior National level athletes.


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Hi John,
I noticed the behavior you describe. I spent a while and made some improvement, but never solved the problem completely.
Sharepoint runs some javascript to display the contents of a group dynamically upon expanding. My script ties into this function and fails to apply the enhancements the very first time you expand a group in the library. After that, It works for other groups first try and works upon the second time you expand the first group.
It has something to do with the rows not being on the page when the script runs I think. I just ran out of time to debug this. If your handy with javascript maybe you can figure it out and contribute a improvement.
The menu option generates in script every time you drop down so it's unaffected.
Perhaps someone in the community will have the skills & time to work through this.
Thanks for the feedback.
Josh - thanks so much for this solution. We have 40 site collections all with subsites and tons of libraries and Microsoft really left us to die here. At least your solution gives us a ray of light.
One question I had that I didn't see brought up here - is there a way to edit the .js file to have the PDF open in a new window. This way we don't have to instruct users to hold down CTRL.
Thanks again for all your efforts.
I think I did what you suggested, but am getting the following error (at least it's moved)
Webpage error details
User Agent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 8.0; Windows NT 6.1; WOW64; Trident/4.0; SLCC2; .NET CLR 2.0.50727; .NET CLR 3.5.30729; .NET CLR 3.0.30729; Media Center PC 6.0; InfoPath.3; .NET4.0C; .NET4.0E; MS-RTC LM 8)
Timestamp: Mon, 19 Dec 2011 17:09:50 UTC
Message: 'href' is null or not an object
Line: 113
Char: 1
Code: 0
URI: radianttechnologies.sharepoint.com/.../pdf.js
Line 113 is var c = b.href;
@PartlyCloudy and others who've requested opening PDFs in new window:
Please download this file and replace your /utilities/pdf.js with this one. I tested minimally, please test it out to see if it opens in new window as you would like. If it works well let me know and I'll update my utilities files to benefit future folks.
@PartlyCloudy, with a large implementation, you may find it easier to apply the script to you master pages using sharepoint designer. This requires a change to the script. Please read above and let me know how it goes.
@Sharon, The error is in the code that builds the menu drop down option. Beside the menu option, can you tell me whether the icon and file link are working? If not what are the symptoms for those enhancements?
Josh - the new file worked and opens the PDFs in a new tab in IE9 both when you click the filename and when you select Open from the drop down.
I will try applying your solution to the master pages and let you know.
Thanks again.
This is AWESOME! No script errors, Icon is showing, Drop Down is working (5 libraries deep!). THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!
This little problem was stopping me from publishing and allowing people onto our Office 365 Site.
Josh, I'll be visiting your site and making a nice contribution for sure!
I have a requirement to open .pdf file in browser in sharepoint online that is linked to another .pdf file in a seperate folder(linked with bookmarks) . This is working fine in Sharepoint 2010 when browser file handling is set to permissive. above solution works perfectly for opening .PDF files in browser, however linked .PDF files will not work.
Are there any solutions to open linked .pdf files in browser with sharepoint online.
I've never used bookmarks in PDF files before, but I assume it may work if you could alter the urls in the pdf file to use the following syntax:
I need to alter bookmarks for many pdf files and tried creating a console application that can read and alter the bookmarks. I could retrieve the pdf bookmarks using itextsharp, however didn't succed to retrieve the bookmark url that will enable me to alter with above syntax.
Any pointers to retrieve pdf bookmark url using itextsharp will be helpful.
Josh - just wanted to update you and people following this thread regarding the alternative for installing in each library.
I installed the .js reference into the v4.master file (after the body tag) for each of my sites and removed the script tags from the .js file. This worked perfectly.
In addtion to making this easier to apply to sites with many libraries, I also found a few other advantages over applying at the library level with the content editor web part. When applying at the v4.master level, all new libraries created, regardless of template used, will contain the fix automatically. This avoids having to recreate your library templates if you have a lot of them. Also, the problem with the ribbon losing focus as described in other posts here does not happen when the fix is applied to the master page.
Thanks again for this solution - it was a life saver.
Thanks for the update. Glad you got it working well using the masterpage reference.
Have a great day!
@Art Smith
This is in reply to the following comment on the wiki page which is associated to this thread. I didn't create the wiki, so I don't get notified of comments there...just happended accross it today.
Please use this this thread for questions instead of the wiki page.
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Josh - been in touch with you in the past for some troubleshooting and have one more question. We are working to open a PDF in a list, and have been unable to tailor the .js to get it to see the .pdf hyperlink. The one for the calendar attachments works great, but lists appear to be handled differently. Any ideas?
Hi again Art,
Not sure I understand completely, but I'll give it a shot.
So you added the additional script to your calendar form pages so PDF attachment links now open in the browser, correct?
Are you saying that attachment links on form pages of another list don't work?
If so, then you'll need to add the CEWP and reference pdf_forms.js to the EditForm.aspx and DispForm.aspx of that list too. I'm sure theres a way to do this in the master page, but it broke the doc lib enhancements on my first try and I havn't had time to revisit. PS...I don't use list attachments.
If I'm not uderstanding you correctly then please reply with more details.
Have a Great Day,
You have outlined the problem perfectly. Of course, since the editform.aspx and dispform.aspx are both pop up windows, the pdf_forms.js doesn't run on them and they cannot be edited via sharepoint designer. So I'm stuck. We have tailored an "issue" list to work as an ordering platform for our company, where orders are attached to a new issue list item for processing. Most of these are in PDF, as they are scanned, and it would greatly help our order dept to simply click on them rather than having to save/open. I have played around in the V4.master, but have no idea where to place the .js. I tried to emulate what PartlyCloudy had done to put the solution at a root level, but couldn't figure out where the "body tag" ended. Bottom of the page? Right below \body? Can you say "end user"? lol.
Anyway - your continued help on the PDF issue is greatly appreciated.
Hey Art,
Glad to reach you. Because I tried the master page thing and it had issues, I wouldn't recommend that for forms pages unless you have time/skills to work it out.
Using Content Editor on the Forms pages will work the same as you got it to work for the calendar forms. As in this article:
Here are some hints....
To get your forms to open in the browser when the list is set to display modal pop-ups you can type the url directly into the browser address:
to get that form into edit mode so you can add the CEWP add this:
I think that's where you're hung up. Now you should be able to follow the steps in the above article to reference pdf_forms.js in CEWPs on both the dispform.aspx and editform.aspx for the respective list.
It's not nessessary in this case if you use the browser edit mode described above, but you can edit forms in SPD on the list settings page under forms:
Also FYI, you can specify whether forms open in modal dialogs in the List Settings | Advanced Settings page:
Let us know how it goes.
Opening the editform.aspx in the browser to add the CEWP was the key. Thanks so much for your help!


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Actress Amanda Bynes has been hospitalized on what's known as a 5150 hold after starting a small fire in the driveway of a random person's house.
Firefighters responded to a home in Thousand Oaks, CA around 9 p.m. after someone noticed a small fire in the driveway, law enforcement officials tell TMZ. Police were then called when Bynes was found standing near the fire.
After Sheriff's Deputies arrived and began questioning Bynes about what she was doing, they determined based on her answers that she needed to be hospitalized.
The elderly homeowner says police knocked on her door and asked if she knew Bynes to which she responded "no." She says police told her Bynes had burnt parts of her clothing.
A 5150 hold is an involuntary hospitalization for mental evaluation in which a person can only be held for 72 hours.


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The rear quarter window glass at first lends one to believe that Steve Hayes' Deuce is just a regular sedan. But upon closer inspection, the car actually was converted from a sedan delivery, notable by the oak window mouldings, a conversion commonly referred to as a "flower car". Despite the name, we still love it from the 4-banger to the two-tone black on blue paint scheme, cars like this are few and far between. Firestone big-and-littles, '39 juice brakes, dropped axle, mono-leaf front spring, and flipped rear axle housings are all hot rod accoutrement.


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On the iPhone you can create an event and set it to alert at the time of the event (as opposed to x minutes before)
If you do this though when it syncs to Zimbra the reminder is blank. After a while on the iPhone the alert becomes 13,730 days, 22 hours, and 4 minutes before the event!!
I guess this is a bug, was just wondering if anyone has a workaround apart from alerting 1 minute before?


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Neil Sandell hears voices for a living. He is a senior producer at CBC Radio. He produced the CBC's Outfront for five years. His documentaries been honoured by the Gabriel Awards, the New York Festivals, Amnesty International, the RTNDA, the Gracies, and the Third Coast Festival. My Life So Far was a selection at the IFC in 2009 in Dublin. Sandell has taught radio workshops in Oslo, Chicago, Alert Bay BC ,and Nuuk, Greenland. In 2009 he created a Chicago Sound Drop called Carl, with an El.
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To celebrate the launch of our new website, the TCF presents the Chicago Sound Drops - short audio works that conjure the city through sound, story, and imagination. (more)
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The village of Alert Bay, on Canada's Pacific coast, is a study in paradox for the teens growing up there. They have a rich aboriginal culture, but live in grinding poverty. (more)
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Everyone's telling their story these days –- in blogs, podcasts, on YouTube. But what makes one story a yawn or self-indulgent and another one compelling? How do you tell a personal story as a radio documentary? (more)
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To begin, restating rules is used to avoid actually following rules, just as this more-than-one-sentence description avoids the request for a single sentence through the misuse of the semi-colon; later, mundane answering machine messages become menacing, as the producer manipulates their meaning with music. (more)
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text: I am getting up there in points in my home state of Nevada for elk to draw a great area for archery, my problem is I have never hunted elk before especially with a bow. Doing the math today if I am successful, I will not be apply for 15 years. So that means I will be able to draw 2 elk tags here in my lifetime. I don't want to screw anything up. Should I put in for points only next year and buy an OTC Oregon tag? My uncle does this on the years he doesnt draw any states. I am thinking this would give me an opportunity to get my feet wet and learn as much as I can before wasting years of points. Wutcha think. I have been successful hunting so far in my life and 99/100 put in more than the average guy. I hunt hard and long. There is no way I can tag along on another hunt this year also. I am jacked up already though just thinking about harvesting an elk! You guys don't help much by the way with all these pictures!!! Thanks in advance.


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In a letter sent yesterday to the Joint Select Committee on Deficit Reduction, American Association of Port Authorities (AAPA) President and CEO Kurt Nagle asked committee members to fully consider the benefits of focusing scarce federal resources where they will have the greatest impact, including in and around America's seaports.
He noted – quite correctly – that our ports facilitate trade and commerce, create jobs, help secure our borders, support our military and serve as stewards of valuable coastal environmental resources.
"Seaports are essential to economic prosperity, and federal funding for seaports pays dividends for our country," Nagle stated.
The letter comes on the heels of a speech from the White House Rose Garden earlier this week where President Obama listed ports as one of the important investment areas that America should focus on in the near term and going forward.
"We have to have a serious conversation about making real, lasting investments in infrastructure, from better ports to a smarter electric grid to high speed rail," President Obama said. "At a time when interest rates are low and workers are unemployed, the best time to make those investments is now, not once another levee fails or another bridge falls. Right now is when we need to be making these decisions."
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Deconstruction reuses what would be demolished
HURRICANE, W.Va. -- A dilapidated house in Hurricane is being taken down, but not by a bulldozer. Instead, it's being deconstructed piece by piece as part of Sarah Halstead's effort to make her home state more environmentally friendly.
"It's a hip concept," said Halstead, the executive director of WVGreenWorks. "It's all about reclaiming and reusing as much as possible and diverting as much as possible from the landfill."
WVGreenWorks, which is dedicated to, among other things, creating sustainable, green jobs in local communities, is partnering with The ReUse People of America, based in Oakland, Calif., in a business venture, which will deconstruct buildings in West Virginia, Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky and parts of Pennsylvania, rather than simply demolish them.
The first regional deconstruction process of the joint effort began Tuesday at a house on Victorian Place in Hurricane.
"We're hoping this professional approach to deconstruction will give municipalities and homeowners doing remodels more choices and more options on how to deal with construction and demolition debris," she said. "Really, it presents a whole new chance to shift your mindset. Most people will just 'doze a building, but when you take a look at the materials involved, some of that lumber you'll never find again."
Halstead said the idea is innovative around the area. She said she corresponded with Ben Newhouse, the Hurricane city manager, before the city recently installed solar panels at the wastewater treatment facility.
"It's a new concept for the folks I'm working with in Hurricane," she said. "I've worked with Ben Newhouse in the past, and he's a forward thinker."
Halstead said she talked with Newhouse about the deconstruction business.
"I called Ben and he said, 'Oh what a shame, we just demolished a house and we're about to bulldoze another,'" she said. "I said, "Please don't do it.' He said the house was really old, with a tile roof and hardwood floors."
The man who owns the house told Halstead he wanted the house demolished, and she said he didn't recognize that the materials could be reused.
"I told him, 'You've got a tile roof worth thousands of dollars,'" she said. "Why throw away perfectly good materials other people can use?"
Newhouse is excited about the possibility of recycling materials that otherwise would be thrown out, he said.
"If there's an opportunity to save the stuff that's in this house, which has a ton of oak and cherry woods in it, I said, 'Let's do it,'" he said. "That stuff is expensive, and there's no reason to send it all to the landfill."
Halstead said some people who qualify based on their income can receive a tax-deductible donation for reusing the materials. She said the donation deduction oftentimes will offset the labor costs, which are usually about 5 percent more than what it costs to demolish a building.
"Before we do any kind of deconstruction work, even if it's a kitchen remodel, we come and completely inventory everything," she said. "We then send pictures and descriptions off to a certified IRS building-material appraiser, and they write back and give us a range of value."
Materials taken from the three-story brick house in Hurricane will be donated to the Habitat for Humanity ReStore in Charleston.
"Whatever comes back to the store is available for sale," said Terry St. Germain, Habitat's donation coordinator. "The proceeds from what is sold there go toward building new homes."
People will be amazed at the valuable materials they can find in houses and other buildings, said Ted Reiff, president of The ReUse People of America.
"What it costs to build that mantle today none of us can afford," Reiff said about the house the company currently is deconstructing.
Halstead said her company is using the house in Hurricane as a training project, because its owner wasn't interested in applying for tax donations. Therefore, they have no budget and only had four days to take what they could. Normally, to get everything reusable from a house the same size, she said, it would take about four weeks.
The company's next projects in the area will be in Kanawha City and Ansted, she said.
Besides the benefits deconstruction has on the environment, she said, people would enjoy the sentimental and historical value of the antique parts.
"We want to show how beautiful reclaimed materials can be in new homes," she said. "We have a hope that more homes in West Virginia will start using reclaimed materials."
Dale Oxley, owner of Modern Home Concepts in Hurricane, is the contractor helping perform the deconstruction. He will be this region's first certified deconstruction contractor.
"I grew up in this area, and this is all about doing the right thing," Oxley said. "When I was young, the Sycamore landfill was just opening but, in a few years, it will be the highest vantage point in Putnam County."
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Just got home from Ames and what a beautiful day it was! The women picked up where the football team left off last night by dominating an overmatched North Dakota team 73-34. The score wouldnt have been that close if it werent for a inordinate number of turnovers and ND getting several baskets in the last few minutes against the deepest parts of our bench.
The first half was something different for this season. Coach had challenged the ladies to come out faster and harder. The previous games we had seen illustrated a team that was slow to catch fire. Not this time. Moody was back managing the reins and I have to say
something seems different about her. She wasnt a big scorer and she definitely had some crazy passes. But, there was this intangible maturity about her. I cant even tell you what made me feel this way, but watching her you could tell she wasnt the raw freshman of last year. There was a sense of calm to her I think. The team was playing hard at both ends holding North Dakota (did you know they dont have a mascot?) scoreless for the first five minutes of the game while stretching the lead easily to double digits. The ladies continued the onslaught throughout by playing stifling defense and scoring often enough. Pop struggled a little bit on the offensive side, but everyone else picked up the slack. The big problem? Turnovers. 16 at the half. Thats more than Coach Fennelly wants in a game. Can imagine that was a hot topic at half time. Sometimes those turnovers were from our young guards pushing too hard and sometimes it was a result of NDs quickness. I have to give them credit
they were pesky on defense. Their little guards were fast and did a pretty fair job of going after balls. Another plus for the lady clones was their inside dominance. We had a decided height advantage that led to a 3-1 rebound advantage at the half. The result of this outpouring of team ball was a 41-15 halftime lead. If only we hadnt been so generous with all those turnovers. Even more encouraging was that Pop spent most of the half on the bench with 2 fouls (no the fouls werent encouraging). Our inside game didnt even blink as Prins and Hal played lights out on the offensive end. Youll read about Williamsons contributions later. The closing play of the half is worth mentioning. ND had the ball and a chance to get one of their few baskets. Our defense clamped down and forced a shot clock violation at the buzzer. Very nicely done ladies!
The second half was more of the same as the lead continued to stretch. We were able to see many of the other players come in and gain playing time in a wide variety of lineups. You can see the ladies in red are beginning to get used to each others gifts and talents. It didnt matter who was leading the team at the point
Moody, Emiah, or others
they moved the ball well and found the open player. Perhaps the best overall play of the second half was when the ball was passed in to a waiting Anna Prins who quickly
very quickly fed the ball back out to the top of the key to Williamson who just as quickly found Emiah on the side for an open 3 pointer. Unselfish ball played the way its supposed to be. The last five minutes of the game slowed down considerably as our reserves struggled with ball control and overall it was just plain messy on both sides.
So who did what? I have to start off with my player of the game Brynn Williamson. She had, as Coach Fennelly described, her best game in a Cyclone uniform. She was perfect in five attempts from deep. Add to that seven boards and five assists. Fantastic game. Stats only say so much. She was hustling her butt off to grab those rebounds. Her three pointers werent just set shots. She was moving and picking her spot to put it up. And as described above, she was finding open teammates. My observation of Brynn is that she is trimmer this year. She is moving better. She reminds me of a cat out there. She exudes confidence in her shot.
In a close runner up position was Anna Prins. She was diving to the floor after balls. She was hitting the shots she was supposed to hit as she hit 5-6 shots in the key. This is the type of offense we want to see from her. Jump shots, lay ins, and hook shots. She was having fun and I hope it continues.
Moody was having a tough night as she had only one basket but added 8 assists but committed 6 turnovers. Some of the passes were the right idea, but executed with a little too much added to them. Fortunately it appears we have someone who can not only spell her, but do it quite well. Emiah shifted to the two position which means scoring is the order of the day. She filled that roll quite well hitting for 16 points. When Moody was on the bench getting rested, Emiah did a great job of leading the team although she committed 4 of those nasty turnovers. EVERYONE on the team committed a turnover except Hagedorn. Not a good thing to share ladies!
There cant be a write-up without mentioning Pop. The heart and soul of our team. She was held (by the coaches) to a 20 minute appearance and put in a workmanlike 8 points and 8 boards. What I enjoyed the most were a couple of her rebounds. When you contest a rebound playing against Pop
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you are risking having an arm removed. She is ready to take whatever part of you that gets close to the ball and make you wish you hadnt tried. Always brings a smile to my face. We have one other player who does the same thing Ellis. In limited minutes she pulled in a couple of boards that could have physically altered her opponent.
Finally, there was Hal. She is playing a tough 4 position and made some great moves to the hoop today. Many of her points were at point blank range simply because she hustled to the hoop and one of our guards would find her for a quick two. She also gets credit for the best move to the hoop today (Emiah was a close second). She twisted underneath to avoid a defender for a nice lay-in. Only video could show the beauty of her move.
After the game Coach Fennelly called it a weirdly fun game. Lots of good play by our ladies, lots of hustle plays, lots of bodies on the ground flying after loose balls, lots of excitement. The turnovers need to be cleaned up and in a hurry. There is a trip to the Bahamas coming up this week with a much higher level of competition. My wish for the week is that Brynn and Anna continue where they left off. Moody had a nice handful of assists that could have been much higher without a few errant passes. Considering (as Coach Fennelly described this as her exhibition game) this was her first game out, she played quite well. Pop will be Pop and Hal will continue to use her speed inside. The ride is quickly becoming rather enjoyable. Hopefully everyone will hop on and join us next home game against Drake.
You can call North Dakota the Fighting Sioux, just don't let the NCAA know........
Thanks for the great write up. I was thrilled to see Brynn's shooting (and defensive) performance. Boy, would it be GREAT to be able to count on her 3-point shooting in every game (reminded me of Kelsy Bolte. Although Moody had too many turnovers, I, too, saw some maturity over last year. And, Bingley - I'm hoping what we've seen is only a glimpse of things unseen - it's been a while since we've had a guard that can drive to the hole - yes, she's been/ended up in some out of controls situations, but I've seen improvement game by game.
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Thanks for the great write up. I was thrilled to see Brynn's shooting (and defensive) performance. Boy, would it be GREAT to be able to count on her 3-point shooting in every game (reminded me of Kelsy Bolte. Although Moody had too many turnovers, I, too, saw some maturity over last year. And, Bingley - I'm hoping what we've seen is only a glimpse of things unseen - it's been a while since we've had a guard that can drive to the hole - yes, she's been/ended up in some out of controls situations, but I've seen improvement game by game.
One diff I see between Brynn and Kelsey...Brynn moves better. Until her senior year Bolt was a spot shooter. Brynn is already beyond that.
Good write-up, although I think a lot more credit needs to go to Emiah. I was really impressed by the progess she made with her drives to the basket this game. Last game, she was picking up her dribble too soon, and getting stuck under the basket with no where to go. Today, she finished those drives 4 or 5 times and got the buckets.
Brynn was on fire. Great shooting from the outside and great energy.
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Nice write up.
I was happy to see Baier get playing time. It was an interesting game to watch. Can't wait to see this team against good competition. I thought they improved greatly on defense from the previous games. They started the game playing hard defense which allowed them to get off to a good start. They still need to improve, but they definitely have talent.
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I, unfortunately, wasn't able to make it to the game today, but it sounds like I missed a fun one.
Prins was very smooth today. I have never seen Brin play so well, if she continues improving in this way throughout her career, she could be a mighty fine player. In general, the team was really good. They took really good defensive pressure in the beginning and acted very mature in overcoming it. We have much to be excited about at ISU.
Just got done watching the replay of today's game. I counted 21 times an Iowa State player hit the floor going after the ball. Also, I totally agree with acoustic. Poppens always seems to have such impressive rebounds. Two different times in the game she was fighting for a rebound with a North Dakota player and they ended up on the ground. She just never gives up. I also saw a similar rebound by Kidd later in the game. In fact, Molly said, "I thought she ripped it away Chelsea Poppens style."
It was a fun game to watch. While there's always so much to improve on, there's also some great things coming from this team.
Just like there are sometimes "good" fouls that come from hustle plays, a few of the turnovers might be called "good" in this game. Of course, there were too many, and some were just bad passes and mistakes. But, some were also the result of an offense trying to do some creative things. This was the perfect game to experiment a little. The guards are quick, they can pass, and the bigs are willing to run the floor. A great combination for some additional scoring this year!
Concise summary for those who like concise: average Big 12 team whips terrible low major team.
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Just like there are sometimes "good" fouls that come from hustle plays, a few of the turnovers might be called "good" in this game. Of course, there were too many, and some were just bad passes and mistakes. But, some were also the result of an offense trying to do some creative things. This was the perfect game to experiment a little. The guards are quick, they can pass, and the bigs are willing to run the floor. A great combination for some additional scoring this year!
anyone else catch that Anna had the lead on a breakaway for a layup? Definitely impressed with her improved form. It was so cool. Too bad they called that hand checking foul on the ND guard.
She is already playing better than she has in past years. Very nice to see. She appears physically fit and actually seems trimmed down a bit...perhaps lean muscle?
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text: Creating a Digital Copyright Exchange will be hard, but it has to be done Duncan Geere's Blog 12 August 11 Flickr / CC-licensed: Robert S. Donovan Duncan Geere News Editor, Wired.co.uk Follow @DuncanGeere Amidst plans for permitting parody, legalising CD ripping, and abandoning website-blocking proposals, Ian Hargreaves' recommendation of creating a Digital Copyright Exchange -- now adopted by the government -- hasn't generated much in the way of headlines.But it could have a bigger impact on the British creative industries, as well as the wider economy, than any other proposal in the government's re-think of intellectual property.Right now, if you want to launch a digital music service, say -- like Spotify, iTunes or Amazon MP3 -- you need to do some deals with copyright holders. To be more accurate, you need to do a lot of deals. You need to obtain two copyrights for every song -- one for the recording (which tends to be owned by a label) and one for the song (which tends to be owned by a publishing house, which may or may not be owned by the same company as the label is).You then need to repeat that for every single label and publishing house for every single track you want available on your service -- which on average sits around 10 million for most services. Repeat that for the 70 licensed digital music services currently operating in Britain, and you've got something along the lines of 1.4 billion individual licenses having been negotiated, simply to get to the embryonic position that we're today. Add film, books, publishing, television and other industries, and you've got an obscene number of bits of paper to deal with.It took Spotify two years to acquire the licenses it needed to launch. It took five years for the BBC to get the rights to launch the iPlayer. It's high time that someone took a machete to the tangled mess of digital licensing.Hargreaves' report is fairly vague about the details about how that machete would manifest itself. He wants a solution that "brings together rights holders and other business interests". He wants a solution that "makes it easier for rights owners, small and large, to sell licences in their work and for others to buy them". He wants to "make market transactions faster, more automated and cheaper.""The devil will be in the detail", says PRS for Music, the UK's existing music rights management agency, which was formed from the merger of MCPS and PRS in 1997 and which manages around 10 million musical works. "This is something the industry (...) and government needs to give careful thought to."Creating the digital copyright exchange will be very difficult. There are many hurdles to leap -- from ensuring that rights holders see enough value in it to get on board, to making sure that licensees actually pay the fees they owe. Sitting in the middle of that will be an immensely complicated database that plays matchmaker between services that want the right to use a particular item of content, and the person who owns the rights to use it.The least ambitious interpretation of that database is a list of bits of content with a phone number next to each one. That's simply not good enough. It needs to also manage the acquisition of those licenses, so that someone with a fantastic idea for a service can just log in, tick the stuff they want, and get presented with a bill.PRS for Music believes that "the digital copyright exchange could help guide and signpost consumers at the lower end, wishing to use music or creative content for small businesses, but there will still be a requirement for one-on-one negotiations for larger services such as iTunes and Spotify".The Featured Artists Coalition (FAC), which represents the views of musicians, told Wired.co.uk: "Although the aim is that all creative content could be licensed in one click, that is very ambitious. Each genre (music, film, photo etc) would need their own exchange at first but would need to be built to be integrated later." The group added: "A Music DCE could be operational in a year or so if rights holders agree to work with it."The British Video Association, on the other hand, cautioned: "It must be industry run and industry owned if it's going to have the support of creative industries, otherwise the commercial opportunities for such an initiative could be stifled by official, regulatory or political interests. It also needs to be run on commercial lines, i.e. be cost effective, and not be burdened with bureaucracy and unwanted expense."However it's structured, it's key that whatever form the Digital Copyright Exchange eventually takes is quick and easy to use. In News Corp's submission to the Hargreaves report, the company agreed: "As with the Domain Name System, in which a series of machine-to-machine interactions connects a user to a webpage in a matter of a second or less, much or all of the complexity can be hidden from the users. This would have a real and meaningful impact on how content is managed online."If the Digital Copyright Exchange can deliver the same kind of simplicity as DNS can, it will have immediate and far-reaching effects on not just the creative industries, but the wider UK economy, and place Britain at the forefront of the entire world.That's a pretty tasty deal, Hargreaves says, stating in his report that: "The prize is to build on the UK's current competitive advantage in creative content to become a leader in licensing services for global content markets; in short to make the UK the best place in the world to do business in digital content."The latest figures from PRS for Music reports that licensing was the only growth area in the entire music industry in 2010, with revenues rising 2.6 percent to £1.06 billion. Other creative industries are in better health, but will likely face the same challenges as the music industry in the coming years and could easily head the decline off at the pass by implementing an effective, simple licensing system like the Digital Copyright Exchange.With Britain's creative industries representing 7 percent of gross value added in 2005, and the country being one of the top consumers of digital content worldwide, this sector is likely to be a key driver of growth in the future. PRS for Music told Wired.co.uk: "We believe bringing many creative sectors rights together in this way would be world leading." FAC added: "Anything that promotes growth of new businesses can only be positive for the UK economy."Hargreaves calls for the government to nominate a highly-respected figure to lead the formative stages of the process by the end of 2012. Given the incredibly high tension between the stakeholders involved, it'll be very difficult to find a representative who can bridge the chasm.PRS for Music said "It's very important to get the right person for the job and somebody who understands the true value of copyright, intellectual property and its importance to supporting the UK creative sector." The FAC added: "The candidate needs to understand all facets of the music industry, to understand licensing past, present and future and the need for transparency and to be aware of technology and the benefits it will introduce for all."The British Video Association said: "While highly respected, this person shouldn't necessarily be high-profile. This isn't one of those ideas that needs a 'champion' of the sort that attracts huge interest and comment at the start and then has none of the necessary experience and expertise to see it through to a successful launch." 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Google Books' Coverage of Hawai'i and Pacific Books
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Monday, 6:30pm
This poster reports on a recent quantitative study of Google Books' coverage of Hawaiian and Pacific books. A total of 1,500 books were randomly selected from the University of Hawai'i at Mānoa's Hawaiian, Pacific, and general stacks collections. Their level of access was then determined in Google Books by observing whether the books had a metadata record, were full-text searchable, and whether they were available in snippet, preview, or full-text views. Results show that Google Books has a sizable number of metadata records for Hawaiian and Pacific books, but has only a limited number available for full-text searching. In contrast, a larger number of books from the general stacks were available for full-text searching.


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Washington, D.C. (WUSA) -- With retailers opening earlier and earlier, pushing Black Friday hours into Thursday afternoon and evening, workers at those stores are finding they have to leave their families on the holiday in order to keep their jobs.
"I think its too bad, it's not very nice," one shopper told 9NewsNow Wednesday evening.
And it is not just retail.
"There is a growing trend of restaurant workers needing to work on the holidays particularly on Thanksgiving and Christmas and I've noticed this in a lot of fine dining restaurants.
"You would be surprised at the amount of consumers that actually want to eat and dine out and have someone else take care of them during the holidays rather than do it at home," said Nikki Lewis of The Restaurant Opportunity Center.
"On one hand, I've heard many workers say this is a good thing because they need to make money on that day and, with the restaurant industry having some of the lowest wages in all of the country, the opportunity to work on any day is a blessing.
"On the other hand it can be a challenge, really, for working moms and parents, in particular. On most holidays child care centers are not open so if you're forced to work that day, what are you supposed to do?" she asked.
At Rodmans on Wisconsin Avenue, management and workers have found a solution that works for everyone.
"It's volunteer, and the ones that really don't celebrate Thanksgiving
come in and we work half a day and they come in and we give them lunch most of the time and they're happy to come," said manager Charles Miller.
At other retailers or restaurants, some workers work because they are afraid.
"if you're not available on a certain day or if your shirt has a speck of dirt on it, you can get fired so there is a lot of fear in the restaurant industry," Lewis told 9News Now.
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Jelena Jankovic was spotted getting her runway on working "fashions" for a Serbian design house called MONA.
Oh JJ - you look like you want to bust out laughing right about now. Or are you in pain? I can't really tell because the hideously shiny clothing is blinding me.
Somebody help - what's the Serb thinking here? Do tell!
PS - Check out the rest of JJ's modeling moment here, if you dare.
(image via WTA Tennis Blog)
Thursday, November 13, 2008
PHOTO OP: Which one of these kids is doing her own thing?
Labels: fashion, Jelena Jankovic, photo op, tennis
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I swear that girl is so...drag!ReplyDelete
So klassy (yes with a K)!
- AnonymousNovember 13, 2008 at 3:24 PM
the girl on the right looks like Dominika CibulkovaReplyDelete
erin: yup very saturday night/sunday afternoon in the west villageReplyDelete
anon: from maldives to mona - she's talented!
Girlfriend will always have mad props in my book for banging that HAWT water polo player at the Olympics. She can wear a tutu and pasties on court and she will always have my respect and admiration...ReplyDelete
LMAO @ Jason's comment! I can so see her doing that in '09. It is pretty hot in Australia.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 15, 2008 at 2:02 AM
OMG....i'm sick of her!ReplyDelete
Trying too hard - she's doing it right.ReplyDelete
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NTE Energy will invest $450 million to build a 480-megawatt natural gas-fired power plant in Kings Mountain. The project will create 250 to 350 temporary construction jobs and, once operational, employ 25 to 30 with annual salaries ranging from $36,000 to $94,000. The St. Augustine, Fla.-based company will generate electricity using technology that turns steam emitted as a byproduct from a gas turbine into additional energy via a steam turbine. It's the third such plant the company has in development; others are in Texas and Ohio. Construction will begin in early 2015, and the plant could begin operating by mid-2018.
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CHARLOTTE — Kellogg Co. will close its local snack plant by year-end, idling about 200. The closing is part of Project K, a multiyear cost-cutting initiative that the Battle Creek, Mich.-based food company announced in November.
CHARLOTTE — UNC Charlotte opened a $35 million, 96,000-square-foot business hub on its technology-research campus here. Dubbed PORTAL — Partnership, Outreach and Research to Accelerate Learning — it will house its Ventureprise business incubator, formerly the Ben Craig Center. It will provide workspace and mentors for 20 to
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CHARLOTTE — FJS Thermal Transfer Ribbon USA will expand its operations here, creating up to 30 jobs over the next three years. The Chinese company, which makes ribbons for fax machines and barcode printers, will add distribution, sales and customer service operations to its 200,000-square-foot fulfillment center, where it employs 200.
HICKORY — Alex Lee, parent of Lowes Foods and Merchants Distributors, promoted Brian George, its president since 2011, to CEO. He succeeds his father, Boyd George, who will remain chairman. Lowes Foods has 98 grocery stores in the Carolinas and Virginia. Merchants Distributors supplies retail items to more than 600 grocery stores in 11 states.
CHARLOTTE — Charlotte Douglas International Airport canceled plans for a 53-megawatt solar project (Regional Report, January) that would have been one of the largest in the state. Airport officials said panels might interfere with future construction plans. Panels proposed for parking-deck rooftops and canopies were nixed because the airport's plan to sell power to Duke Energy could have jeopardized tax-exempt bonds for parking projects.


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Philadelphia, PA (Sports Network) - Navy won its 11th straight game over Army,
beating the Black Knights 17-13 at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia.
Keenan Reynolds' 8-yard rushing touchdown with less than five minutes to play
allowed the Midshipmen to take home the Commander-In-Chief's Trophy, which is
presented annually to the winner of the football competition among the three
major Service Academies -- Army, Navy and Air Force -- and is named in honor
of the President of the United States. Navy will take the trophy back to
Annapolis for the 13th time since the award began in 1972. Air Force, which
lost to both of these squads this season, won the trophy the previous two
Reynolds completed 10-of-17 passes for 130 yards for the Midshipmen (8-4), who
will play against Arizona State in the 2012 Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl in San
Francisco later this month. Reynolds also carried the ball 15 times for 40
Noah Copeland rushed for 98 yards and a score on 22 carries for Navy, which
owns a 57-49-7 advantage in the all-time series.
Trent Steelman connected on 4-of-5 passes for 48 yards for the Black Knights
(2-10), who lost three in a row to end the season. Steelman also carried the
ball 18 times for 99 yards and a score.
Raymond Maples rushed for 153 yards on 26 carries in defeat.
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