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Creative MediaSource won't recognize my new 60GB Xtra (an upgrade)
A few years ago, I bought the Creative Zen XTra 30GB. A couple years later, I upgraded to the 40GB version of Zen XTra and had no problem transferring my existing playlists into the new unit (using Creative MediaSource). I ran out of space again, so I just bought a 60GB Zen XTra (same exact thing but twice the original size). And I bought this MOSTLY because I've created over 200 playlists over the years (which, added up, took weeks to create), and I don't want to buy an iPod and spend WEEKS creating those same playlists again from scratch.) The problem: Though I can drag mp3s from my computer into the 60GB Zen XTra through Windows Explorer (and they play fine), Creative MediaSource DOES NOT recognize my new player (even though it's virtually the same as the 40GB and 30TB Zen XTras I previously bought!) As such, I can't drag the playlists into my new Zen XTra. I'm thinking I'll have to return this because if I have to spend weeks creating those same playlists from scratch, I might as well buy an iPod and have a much smaller-sized unit. But before doing that, is there a fairly simple way I can get Creative MediaSource to recognize my 60GB Zen XTra? I may have had to get help from Creative to get my 40GB Zen to be recognized, but surely they won't help me now, as it's been years since this has been a "supported" model. I should also add that I'm not really tech-savvy so please explain in detail. (Also, I don't want to lose my existing Creative MediaSource that's working properly for my 40GB and 30GB units - in case I'll have to live with only those two units - and I don't want to lose those existing playlists.)
Last edited by EdisonLite; 12-13-2011 at 12:34 PM. Reason: clarification
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Need some specific info. What version of Windows,what version of WMP in installed, what firmware version is on the player?
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versions I have
version of Windows - XP vers 5.1 (Build 2600.xpsp_sp3_gdr.101209-1647: Service pack 3)
version of WMP installed - Vers 9.00.00.4510
firmware version on the player: Version 2.10.03 (I assume this is the firmware version.)
I'd prefer to upgrade in a way that Creative MediaSource Organizer still recognizes my 40GB and 30GB players, if possible.
I also checked the following: On the Creative Zen support page, it would allow me to "upgrade" to these firmwares:
2.10.03 (PlaysForSure Firmware) - this seems to be the exact version already installed
1.20.08 (Firmware Update Version)
So, naturally, my next thought was - what firmwares are installed on my 2 Zen XTras that are already being recognized by CMS Organizer. And they are:
1.03.02 (40 GB player)
1.20.08 (30 GB player)
Since I want CMS Organizer to still recognize my old players after all this, it seems to me that changing the Firmware on the new 60GB unit (which has PlaysForSure) to one of the other two firmwares already on my old units - is the best option - rather than upgrading my "Creative MediaSource software" or a Driver to something newer. Luckily, the Creative website still offers the 1.20.08 version which clearly works with my 30 GB player.
So would one solution be to get the 1.20.08 firmware (from the Creative site) into my 60GB player - and how do I do that exactly? Do I need to delete the firmware on the player first? Or do you have a better idea? I'm a novice and not tech-savvy! Thanks for any help!!
Last edited by EdisonLite; 12-13-2011 at 12:59 PM.
The Plays for sure firmware means the player is MTP, where as the other two smaller players will be MSC. I think WMP 10 had MTP support but I would search to check this. I remember with the Zen Micro once it had been upgraded to plays for sure FW it couldn't be changed back to the earlier FW. Not sure if the same is true for the Xtra.
However, I would think that 60GB is not recognized because your PC does not have MTP drivers from WMP 10 or 11. I know I have no issues with my wifes old Micro with PLAYS FOR SURE on an Vista PC with WMP 11 and CMS. However, unfortunately I don't know if updating WMP will affect the other players. Sorry
You need to install the Plays For Sure plug-in for MediaSource. BTW DO NOT ATTEMPT to install the older firmware on the player. The PFS firmware (2.10.03) is the updated one & you CAN NOT go back to any versions that start with the number 1
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Last edited by coachop94; 12-14-2011 at 05:15 AM.
Coach, I'm not too tech-savvy -- how exactly do I install the Plays For Sure plug-in for MediaSource, and will this make my other two Zen Xtras unrecognizable by CMS?
Incidentally, I have BOTH these MediaSource versions installed on my computer:
Creative MediaSource Organizer Version 3.30.21
Creative MediaSource 5 Version 5.10.38
But when I open either, neither one recognizes the new player.
Also, once installed, will my 200+ existing playlists still be showing in (what I guess will be) the new MediaSource, and still be draggable into the new Xtra?
Last edited by EdisonLite; 12-14-2011 at 10:49 AM.
You download the files from http://support.creative.com/download...ownloadId=9839 & install. Yes, your other players will still work. The 60 GB one is the player that needs the plug-in that is why CMS does not "see" it. This plug-in is for CMS5
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Coach, I'd like to get your opinion. Before I heard back from you, I reached someone at Creative who was willing to talk to me despite the fact I was calling about an unsupported, deleted product. He said the only way to get CMS5 to recognize my 60GB Xtra (with the PlaysForSure firmware) is to do either of these things:
*upgrade from my WMP 9 to WMP 11
*download the PlaysForSure plug-in (the same thing you suggested)
(or do both if neither one by itself does the trick)
But he said doing any of those will cause CMS to NOT recognize the older players (as they have version 1 firmware). He also said there's no guarantees and that I could lose the playlists and have none of the players recognized by CMS.
Does this sound right?
(He also said that the PlaysForSure plug-in was mostly designed for users with WMP 10 because they were getting shaky results, but that all was fixed by the time WMP 11 came along and that WMP 11 users really didn't need that plug-in that the WMP 10 users needed.)
I guess I'll take the plunge and do one or both of the suggestions, as I really want a working 60GB player that's recognized. And I guess I'll be ok with the older players not being recognized - as long as the new one is. I'd just hate to have none working and my 200 playlists useless. (And in that case, maybe I could go back to WMP9 and uninstall PlaysForSure, and the old players would work again with my CMS5 or CMS3 (?)
Do you think I should try the WMP 11 upgrade first? or PlaysForSure plug-in first? I guess I want to start with the option that would cause the least problems . Thanks again, Coach!
P.S. FYI -He did say there was a complicated way to get all 3 players recognized, but again, no guarantees. He said to upgrade my old players to the version 2 firmware (PlaysForSure) and that I'd lose all the mp3s and playlists in the player (I'm ok with that - they're on my computer), BUT in order to do all this, I'd have to have the Windows XP with Service Pack 2, not 3 (which I currently have). So I'd downgrade to ServicePack 2, transfer the PlaysForSure 2 firmware into the old players, keep WMP 9, or if this approach failed, then upgrade to WMP 10 but not 11. And all 3 would be detected. (And I can't recall if I was supposed to upgrade to Service Pack 3 again once the old players had the PlaysForSure fw in them.) Sounds very convoluted and confusing, so I think I'll skip this but that's what he said was the only way to accomplish all 3 being recognized!
Last edited by EdisonLite; 12-16-2011 at 03:08 AM.
Just install the PFS plug-in see how that goes. The older players should still work with CMS3. The plug-in is for CMS5. If you install WMP use 10 not 11. You should not have to downgrade to Service Pack 2. I have both CMS 3 & 5 on my XP comp. My older players work & are seen by CMS 3. I have 2 Zen NX players that don't have PFS firmwares.
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Update. I hope Coach or someone can help. I installed Plays For Sure plug-in for CMS 5. CMS 5 now recognizes the 60 GB player. (And btw, I previously transferred the mp3s in with Windows Explorer, no problem). But now, when I dragged a playlist into the player using CMS 5, some songs transferred OK and others said Error. The "error" mp3s did not have their proper, current locations notated in the playlist. (I had moved all my mp3s from my C drive to an external F drive some years ago, after making the playlists).
So when I now try to drag the playlists in, it can't locate the files that have moved and won't add those entries into the playlist I'm making in the player. Strangely, some entries on the CMS playlists seem to have been updated themselves (without my doing it) because they now have their proper new locations. Other entries have old, wrong locations, so I guess CMS did some updating on its own.
Anyway, I'd like CMS to seek out and find the new locations of those mp3s (the folders where I moved them to) and update the playlists accordingly. Any way to accomplish this?
UPDATE: I was just looking in tools in CMS and found "Media Sniffer". It says it monitors the changes (movements, deletions, additions) of media files in my computer and automatically updates the PC Music Library database to resolve or prevent broken links. This seems like it could do the trick, but I'm not clear of exactly what to do. Basically, I want all the wrong, broken links in the playlists to be updated to their present location (i.e. this would be MOVEMENTS). But when I check off the Media Sniffer box, it asks:
Upon detection of new files:
*Always ask whether to add files into the library
*Add files into library without asking
*Ask when file does not contain artist, album or genre info
I don't necessarily want it to add ANY files it discovers into the library (I'm a songwriter and have all sorts of work-in-progress mp3s that I don't want to be added to my Music Library). I just want MOVEMENTS of existing entries in the library to be noticed and fixed.
Secondly, it then asks for folders to monitor. Do I add every old wrong folder, or every new correct folder (or both)? There are a lot of folders in question -- and it says "Your computer performance may be affected if too many folders are being monitored" so I only want to add the ones I must.
So what do I do exactly? Thanks for any help (and taking the time to read all this!)
BTW, in CMS 3, when I try to connect my 40 GB and 30 GB units now, they are unrecognized. I can live with this if I can just get CMS 5 to properly transfer all the songs in the playlists.
Last edited by EdisonLite; 12-17-2011 at 03:31 PM.
Having this problem myself,downloaded the plays for sure lugin and all I get is a "partfile" on my download. Stumped from here computers get the better of me again,all I wanted to do was import a wav file onto my player,tried the drag and drop,computer sees the file on player but cant find the file when player is unplugged,searched album,artist and track listings but its just not there.
Did you look in the "unknown" ? Is the file tagged? If there is no metadata it will be in the "unknown"
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I believe it is tagged as it was loaded with real player and comes up on computer with tracks named.
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Miami Marlins: Guillen wants starters around 110 pitches; Reyes to remain in leadoff hole
Manager Ozzie Guillen before Wednesday's game said removing Josh Johnson from Tuesday's game with a man on and two outs in the seventh had nothing to do with pitch count. The Marlins were up 1-0 and Johnson was at 102 pitches when the Guillen went to the bullpen. The Marlins ultimately lost 2-1 thanks in part to four straight seventh-inning walks.
Nonetheless, Guillen doesn't like to over-tax his starters.
"I don't like it," Guillen said. "I don't feel comfortable doing it. Some managers do and it works for them."
Early in his managerial career, Guillen wasn't shy about sticky with his starters. During his first three seasons he led the American League in slow hooks and long outings by starters. Baseball Info Solutions quantifies slow hooks and quick hooks based on scores calculated using total number of pitches and 10 times the number of runs allowed. The top 25 percent of scores in the league are considered slow hooks. More than 110 pitches is a long outing.
In 2008 and 2009, Guillen's White Sox starters totaled 14 and 16 long outings, respectively. Those numbers rose to 24 in 2010 and 28 in 2011. Of course, Much of it has to do with personnel.
Jim Leyland, froom 2008-'11 averaged 35.5 long outings from his Tigers rotation. Over that same span, Mike Scioscia averaged 39.25 long outings from his starters per year…
Asked about flip-flopping Jose Reyes and Emilio Bonifacio atop the order, Guillen said he's considered it, but isn't ready to pull the trigger.
"Right now, it's kind of pushing the panic button. This guy is a premier hitter. He hit a couple of balls good [Tuesday]. They just got caught. I'm not panicked. He's going to be my guy. I think about it, but just leave him there a few more days and see how that works."
Reyes entered Wednesday's game in a 7-for-43 skid (.163) and his on-base plus slugging percentage down to .632. Bonifacio, who is reaching base at a .394 clip, has been among the club's most consistent offensive players.


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Four University of Idaho student-athletes were among the 56 students to earn the Alumni Association's Awards for Excellence, which are given annually to undergraduate seniors, graduate students and law students.
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As a result, the Saints will have their third defensive coordinator in as many seasons in 2013. Spagnuolo succeeded Gregg Williams, whose contract expired following the 2011 season. "I personally want to thank Steve and Ken for their contributions during what was an unprecedented 2012 season," Payton said in a statement posted on the team's website. "Philosophically, we are changing our defense to a 3-4 alignment and right now is the best time to accomplish this transition." The Saints allowed 440.1 total yards per game last season as they easily eclipsed the old mark of 6,793 yards by the 1981 Baltimore Colts. They gave up at least 400 yards in 12 of 16 games, including the first 10. They also ranked 31st out of 32 teams against the pass in giving up 292.6 yards per outing and were 31st in allowing 28.4 points per game. The switch to a 3-4 is a growing trend in the NFL, as at least 11 teams used that alignment last season, although the Dallas Cowboys went back to a 4-3 base defense when they brought in Monte Kiffin to replace Rob Ryan after the season. Scheme was one of the things that Payton talked about during a 45-minute news conference Wednesday. "Generally, when you have great success, it's because you have the right players," Payton said. "You have very good players and you have coaches doing a very good job and you've got the right scheme. "When it goes the other end of the spectrum as far as it did with us this year, generally you're not doing as well with the players and coaches," he added. "So that blame and accountability is always spread." Furthermore, he said the trick was in evaluating what they were doing, who was doing it and move forward from there. Apparently, after an evaluation of the defense Wednesday night with coaches and members of the player personnel department, Payton decided it was time for change among the coaches. The list of available defensive coaches that can come in and implement the 3-4 isn't a long one when you consider many teams filled openings on their staffs while Payton was completing his bounty-related suspension. However, coordinators that have used the 3-4 in the past include former New England Patriots assistant coaches Romeo Crennel and Eric Mangini. Crennel was recently fired as head coach of the Kansas City Chiefs, and Mangini has spent the past two seasons as an ESPN analyst. Also available is former Chicago Bears coach Lovie Smith, a well-regarded defensive specialist, although he used a 4-3 throughout his tenure there. Whomever Payton hires will have some talent to work with. Defensive ends Junior Galette and Martez Wilson, their quickest pass rushers, would be strong candidates to be standup outside linebackers in the 3-4, while fellow end Cameron Jordan, a first-round draft pick in 2011, could also fill that role. Saints linebacker Scott Shanle, who is an unrestricted free agent, applauded the move on his Twitter account. "Going to 3-4 d makes perfect sense with personnel Saints have. Happy for (Galette and Wilson) will be great olbs in that d," he tweeted. Like Payton on Wednesday, Saints General Manager Mickey Loomis wouldn't talk about the coaching staff while meeting with a group of reporters Jan. 9. When asked about Spagnuolo, whose group also ranked last in allowing 147.6 rushing yards per game, Loomis wouldn't evaluate him although he did say he thought Spagnuolo was a good coach and a proven coach. "When you don't do well," Loomis said, "whether it's record, whether it's special teams, defense, offense — everyone has a hand in that. I have a hand in that, our players have a hand in that, our coaches have a hand in that." Spagnuolo, who was fired after the 2011 season after three years as head coach of the St. Louis Rams, was brought in by Payton in hopes that he would be the final piece to a Super Bowl puzzle. New Orleans went 13-3 in 2011, but lost to the San Francisco 49ers (36-32) in the divisional round of the playoffs after Williams' defense twice failed to hold leads in the final four minutes of the game. Spagnuolo brought Flajole, who was his defensive coordinator for all three seasons with the Rams, with him to the Saints. Get The Advocate in your inbox Subscribe


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Men's Lightweights Top No. 3 Columbia, Head Into Sprints With Momentum
The Princeton men's lightweight senior class couldn't have scripted its final row on Lake Carnegie any better. The Tigers bounced back after a tough Goldthwait Cup weekend and defeated the third-ranked Columbia men's lightweights to head into the May 19 Eastern Sprints with real momentum.
The varsity eight won its showdown in 6:00.1, while No. 3 Columbia finished in 6:02.8. Delaware, which is on the brink of a Top 10 spot, took third in 6:07.6.
"Any win after a loss is very important," head coach Marty Crotty said. "This validates some of the strides we've been making the last three weeks. I think today's race and the results around the league this year show that Sprints is going to be the typical lightweight melee."
Princeton also got a victory of more than four seconds in the second varsity. The Tigers won that race in 6:07.9, while Columbia finished second in 6:12.3.
While the top two varsity boats grabbed momentum for its postseason, the same can be said for the lightweight freshman eight. The Tigers defeated an impressive Delaware boat, which already has a win over EARC top seed Penn, by 2.6 seconds in a time of 6:19.9.
"The freshman race was awesome," Crotty said. "It's so rare for two freshman eights to be deadlocked for 1500 meters and that's two weeks in a row that our guys found themselves in that situation. This time they were able to get their bow ahead of a crew that has dominated their competition all year long. It's a big win heading into Sprints."
Princeton will be off next week, but all eyes are on Worcester, Mass., and the 2013 EARC Championships, where the Tigers will be looking to knock off top-ranked and defending champion Harvard.
And while the biggest prize still remains, three classes of lightweight rowers were thrilled to send the Class of 2013 off with a special Senior Day on Lake Carnegie.
"For our seniors this was an important day," Crotty said. "The team rallied around Gordon Eccles, Taylor Freeman, Tom Owlett, Tyler Nase, Jacques Singer and Nate Jaffe and gave them their best effort today.
"Singer stepped up big filling in for a key guy in the 2V and they didn't miss a beat and continued the good season they've been having," Crotty added. "Jacques has been through a ton with injuries over the years but has never quit and brings a vital spirit and drive to our team that everyone really thrives on. I like the way they are moving going up to Worcester."
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Columbia 6:02.8
Delaware 6:07.6
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Columbia 6:12.3
Delaware 6:20.0
Columbia 4V 7:29.4
Delaware 7:38.9
Princeton 7:40.2
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Princeton 3V 6:28.5
Delaware 2F 6:39.0
Freshman Eight
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Mere birthright alone doth not a Utahn create. What makes a true local? We posit that it is not the number of years you've lived within Zion's borders, but rather the zeal with which you explore all our state has to offer. If you're new, or if you're questioning your right to citizenship, we're here to help, with a yearlong refresher course. Every monday morning we'll bring you a quintessential Utah-to-do experience. Check back each week to check another off your list. Read More
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Celebrate Friends of Alta's 30th Anniversary
The Friends of Alta, who are responsible for protecting the environment and natural beauty of Alta, are celebrating their 30th anniversary on January 15th, 2011 and have invited the community to join in the festivities. Taking place at the Alta Club on January 15, 2011 at 6:00 PM to 9:30 PM menu options include a bacon-wrapped filet mignon and flame-grilled wild Alaskan salmon. The tickets cost $150 per person ($75 tax deduction per ticket) with sponsorship tables with designated seating for 8 or more available at $1,500. If you're interested RSVP soon because the deadline is December 28th and seating is limited. The dress code for this affair is to be business casual. Guest speaking at the event will be Dr. Jaybe Belnap of the U.S. Department of Interior and Ted Wilson who is the Senior Adviser on Environmental Matters to Utah Governor Gary Herbert. And finally the Albion Financial Group who has pledged sponsorship of the 30th Anniversary celebration. Read More
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This year's annual holiday group exhibit at Art Access Gallery will be running from November 19th to December 18th. The opening artist's reception being held on November 19th between 6 and 9 PM with the holiday reception being held on December 3 between 6 and 9 PM both are held during the Gallery Stroll. Read More
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Fired Texas Tech football coach Mike Leach will be near the gridiron again this season. This time, as a game analyst for CBS College Sports Network.
Mike Leach, who was named the 2008 Associated Press Big 12 Coach of the Year, was fired from Texas Tech in December just days after he was suspended by the athletic department. The family of WR Adam James filed a complaint against the coach for how Jones was treated after an injury. Adam James is the son ESPN college football analyst Craig James.
Leach will be paired with play-by-play announcer Roger Twibell.
Given his controversial departure from coaching, do you think any college would hire Mike Leach to coach again?


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Gardening Articles: Flowers :: Bulbs
Getting Started With Tulips (page 2 of 4)
by Michael MacCaskey
Where to Plant
Species tulips like this Kaufmanniana hybrid make dependable perennials.
Tulips grow best in full sun in a location that has well-prepared, well-drained soil. Avoid planting in low-lying, shaded locations that might be prone to a late frost. In southern regions, however, planting in shaded areas may help keep soil cool longer, slow bulb growth and prolong bloom. Plant naturalizers, listed as "wild species," by the handfuls in rock gardens or in perennial borders.
How to Plant
Loosen and amend soil to a depth of one foot and add one pound of a low-nitrogen fertilizer, such as Bulb Booster, per 100 square feet. Minimum planting depth is twice the height of the bulb, or four inches of soil on top of the bulb. Planting deeper, to eight inches, discourages bulb multiplication and subsequent weakening and places the bulbs out of the way of pests such as voles.
Plant five tulip bulbs per square foot or 250 bulbs in 50 square feet, spacing bulbs about five inches apart. Tamp the soil and thoroughly water. Don't water again, or only sparingly so, until leaves appear.
Planting bulbs pointed end up is preferred. Only by planting all the bulbs the same way can you expect even height at bloom. Label groupings by name, and in cold climates, mulch.
Planting in Containers
Provide the maximum amount of space for root growth by placing bulbs so that tips are just covered by the soil surface. In cold climates, cover containers with about eight inches of mulch or store them in a cold garage or basement.
After four months, if you can see roots growing out of the drainage holes and top growth has emerged from the soil, you can move pots to a brighter, warmer location to force early bloom. You can also hold the pots in a cool but bright location and allow bloom to come at the natural time.
In warm climates, the process moves much faster. Store pots outdoors in the coldest location available. After eight to 10 weeks, begin checking for root growth emerging from drainage holes, then move pots to a warmer location for bloom.
When Tulips Bloom
Spring comes to different regions at different times, so when your tulips bloom will depend on where you live. All of the descriptions here are based on USDA zone 6. In regions warmer than zone 6, they bloom earlier, and in colder areas, they bloom later. In zones 8 and 9, peak tulip season is March to early April, while in zones 6 and 7 it's April. In zones 4 and 5, tulips bloom closer together, mostly in May. A case in point are the Darwin Hybrids 'Gudoshnik' or 'Parade'. They bloom in late March in San Francisco (zone 9) and six weeks later--early May--in Connecticut (zone 6).
The tulip season is longer in the South than it is in the North. Specific varieties of tulips that bloom at the same or nearly the same time in the North may bloom weeks apart in the South. But tulips don't grow as tall in these southern zones. A variety that reaches 30 inches in zone 5 may flower at a 20-inch stem height in zone 9. Microclimates play a role, too. 'Angelique' in a sunny area with a sunny exposure will bloom earlier than the same bulbs planted in a shady location.
How long the flowers last is determined by weather. In Holland, where spring is long and cool, tulip flowers last up to six weeks. Three to four weeks is more common for most of the U.S., and less than a week is the norm in the South if the flower has the temerity to open during a heat wave.


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Deputies: Palm Coast man had child, pot plant in car
Published: Wednesday, February 20, 2013 at 11:12 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, February 20, 2013 at 3:38 p.m.
PALM COAST — A 26-year-old Palm Coast man is accused of child neglect after he was caught by a deputy transporting a 4- to 5-foot tall marijuana plant "seated next to" a young girl, according to a Flagler County sheriff's report.
Joshua Michael Spaulding was arrested shortly before 7 p.m. Tuesday on Beacon Mill Lane and charged with cultivation of marijuana, possession of drug cultivation paraphernalia and child neglect after he was stopped because of an inoperable brake light, reported Deputy Alfonso Dillard.
Deputies received a tip from a landlord that "the renters," Spaulding and a woman, were growing marijuana inside the home and were in the process of "moving the system from the residence," the report states. The landlord also described the green Cadillac Spaulding was driving.
"I immediately observed a tall (4- to 5-foot) green leafy plant seated next to a (girl, estimated to be 5)," Dillard reported. The deputy said the plant was within a foot of the girl.
"Spaulding advised (post Miranda) that he and his girlfriend had been evicted from the residence in December," Dillard said. "He returned back to the home to pick up a plant and a system for a friend."
A large lamp, multiple hoses and towels were found in the trunk of the car, the report states.
"Spaulding identified this property as tools used in the cultivation of the plant," Dillard said.
Spaulding was booked into the Flagler County Inmate Facility where he remained Wednesday on $2,500 bail.
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Flagler deputies: Man sought who stole credit card, spent thousands
Published: Friday, February 8, 2013 at 1:44 p.m.
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Flagler County investigators are searching for a man who has spent more than $3,000 using a stolen credit card at a tire store, an official said.
The suspect made several trips to the tire store between November and January and spent thousands of dollars using a stolen credit card, sheriff's spokesman Lt. Bob Weber said in a release.
Weber said the man appears to have a tattoo on his left forearm and rode in the passenger seat of a silver, single-cab Dodge pickup.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Detective Mark Linde at 386-586-4875 or Crime Stoppers at 1-888-277-8477 (TIPS). Tipsters can remain anonymous and may qualify for a reward up to $1,000.
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Much change was afoot in mid 90s Great Britain. The political winds shifted from Thatcher to Blair and Brit Pop became the soundtrack to a reinvigorated sense of identity. On the heels of their debut album, Definitely Maybe, Oasis' performance at Glastonbury affixed the band as the new musical center-point for a movement and helped kick-start new generation of U.K talent.
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An Electronic Thesis or Dissertation (ETD) is simply the digital (electronic) representation of your thesis or dissertation. It is the same as its paper counterpart in content and organization, and it meets the formatting requirements described in:
You did, in fact, create an ETD when you wrote your thesis or dissertation on a computer.
Marquette University ETD implementation is a joint effort of the Graduate School, ProQuest, and the Raynor Memorial Libraries.
This site outlines the steps to submitting your thesis or dissertation electronically and reviews the choices you will be confronted with during the publication process.
The ProQuest "ETD Administrator" Web site is where you will submit your thesis or dissertation.
The role of Marquette University Raynor Memorial Libraries is to provide access to and long-term archiving of ETDs.
NOTE: There are 2 important ETD Web sites:
- The Marquette University site, where you are now, has information that you should review first.
- The ProQuest "ETD Administrator" Web site is where you go next.
Here you will find detailed information on ProQuest guidelines on formatting for digital submission, publishing, copyrighting, binding, etc.
Advantages of going electronic
Rather than printing your manuscript dozens of times as you make changes and progress through the various stages of review, you will be able to make corrections to the electronic file, convert the final version to a PDF file, and submit that file.
You may include additional information (e.g., audio or multimedia files) that may not be possible or appropriate to incorporate into a paper document. Such files typically are included, however, only if they are an integral part of the thesis or dissertation.
Whereas paper copies can spend months waiting to be bound and distributed, your electronic document can be available much more quickly and, if you so choose, to a much wider audience.
You may be able to reduce or eliminate the costs of printing and binding. Committee members may still require a paper copy for their part of the review process and/or for departmental archives.
It is important to recognize the distinction between electronic submission and electronic publication:
Publishing your ETD with ProQuest
All master's and doctoral students submitting an ETD must sign a ProQuest/UMI Publishing Agreement form.
ProQuest is a private company that has acted for more than 60 years as the publisher and distributor for the majority of theses and dissertations written in the United States. Published theses and dissertations are listed in the ProQuest Dissertations & Theses (PQDT) database. Online access to the available full text of theses and dissertations (including those written at Marquette University) is through paid institutional subscription.
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Read Publishing Your Graduate Work with UMI Dissertation Publishing carefully before signing this agreement. You will find important information on copyrighting your work there as well.
The process of submitting a thesis or dissertation electronically includes the following:
There are two ways to publish - traditional or open access. An embargo to delay publishing for a selected period of time may be used with either method.
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The M300K is a 4.3 octave marimba with a square tube steel frame that rolls over any terrain on 8" locking hard rubber casters. Standard features includes durable Kelon bars, a front-mounted square tube accessory rack with 2 accessory clamps, cast diagonal braces and easy height adjustment from 34" to 44" assisted by gas struts. The frame and resonators are powder coated for durability. Rosewood bars are available at additional cost.
The M300K Performer Marimba carries the American made Musser sound to any performance venue with this all-weather, versatile instrument.
- Accessory Bar with Two Clamps Included. Clamps Can Be Mounted to Cart Sides, Cross-Bar or Accessory Rail.
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Clair Omar Musser was a gifted marimba performer, conductor, composer, and marimba designer. He was even trained as an aircraft engineer. In 1930, he became the chief engineer and designer for the JC Deagan Mallet Instrument Company and in 1948, left to start the Musser Mallet Company in the Chicago area.
Musser created the modern Vibraphone design and expanded the line into marimbas, xylophones, chimes, and orchestra bells. It would grow to become the most dominant mallet instrument company in the world.
In 1956, Musser sold his business to Lyons Band in Chicago. A few years later it was sold to Dick Richardson who grew the company further by creating a partnership with the Ludwig Drum Company to distribute products through the same sales team. During this era, jazz vibe legend Lionel Hampton became a major influence for the Musser Company.
In 1965, Ludwig acquired Musser creating a "Total Percussion" company with mallet instruments and drums. Artists like Gary Burton arrived on scene and elevated the Musser brand to new heights.
With a potential shortage of rosewood used to make bars for xylophones and marimbas in the 70's, Musser would be the first to develop a synthetic bar material made from Kelon ®, a special blend of fiberglass strands. This innovation allowed instruments to be used in outside weather elements in drum corps and marching bands.
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The super popular BPL Minecraft Club is back this fall! Mr. Soper & Ms. Mennone are once again guiding club members through non-violent & cooperative adventures in order to complete mining tasks & quest objectives! There will be two five-week sessions this fall (October 7 – November 4 & November 18 – December 16). Registration begins September 29 (September 30th for those who participated this summer). To see what the club has been up to so far, check out: www.bplminecraftclub.blogspot.com.
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Does any one know of a good place to read up on the basic things to do before firing a new Saiga? The so called service manual that came with the gun is a piece of crap. My Saiga was made in 2009. I had a previous post about a scope mount rail. Some responders are saying it should have one and it might but I am very new to this type of rifle and am not sure what the rail looks like. The crap manual should be giving me this information, I would think.
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The men's cross country team in action.
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The East Carolina cross country team will hold open walk-on tryouts on Aug. 29 at the ECU track, starting at 6:00 a.m., Head Coach Dan Lee announced Thursday.
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NEW HAVEN, Conn. - Senior Kathleen Roche tied a career-high with six threes as the University of Pennsylvania women's basketball team used some hot shooting and a suffocating defense on Saturday night to win at Yale, 62-48, and move back into first place in the Ivy League.
Penn won for the 11th time in the last 12 games to improve to 19-6 overall. The 19 wins are second-most in school history. The Quakers also off to their first 9-2 start in Ivy play in 10 years. That record leaves the Quakers in a tie with Princeton atop the Ivy League standings after the Tigers lost by three at Brown on Saturday night.
Roche got started early with her first trey just three minutes into the game. Yale led 8-7, but after Sydney Stipanovich drained a deep jumper to put Penn on top at the 15:23 mark, Penn never trailed again.
For the game, Penn connected on a season-high 12 threes. Senior Alyssa Baron had three of those and finished with her first double-double of the season. She also moved into second place all-time at Penn and 10th all-time among Ivy Leaguers in career scoring. Her first trey started a 9-2 run that was capped by another Roche three and the Quakers led 20-13 with 9:13 left in the half.
Yale (13-13, 6-6 Ivy) closed to within six, 23-17, but Roche hit her fourth three of the half to put Penn up, 26-17, with 5:53 until the break.
It was clearly Penn's night when freshman Stephanie Cheney banked in a three just moments later. And Baron capped off the half with Penn's eighth three of the opening 20 minutes. That sent the Quakers into intermission with a 36-24 lead.
It was Penn's defense that highlighted the second half. The Bulldogs managed just three field goals and nine points over the first 13 minutes of the second stanza.
Meanwhile, the Red and Blue continued to have little trouble finding the bottom of the net at Lee Amphitheater. Senior captain Meghan McCullough started the half with a three, Baron added another one and junior Kara Bonenberger had four points in a 14-6 run to put Penn ahead, 50-30, with 11:03 to play.
The lead grew to as many as 22 when Baron made another three with 7:10 to play. Yale decreased its deficit to 58-42, but Roche continued the theme of the night with another swish from beyond the arc and the Quakers cruised to their first four-game season sweep of Yale and Brown since 2007.
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Baron finished with 16 points and 10 rebounds for her sixth career double-double. She now has 1,748 points and passed Jewel Clark for second on Penn's all-time scoring list and cracked the Ivy League's top 10. The only Quaker with more points than the Miami, Fla., native is the Ivy League's all-time leading scorer - Diana Caramanico (2,415).
Roche finished with a game-high 20 points on 7-of-10 shooting and 6-of-9 marksmanship from three-point range. Junior Renee Busch also added a three for the Quakers.
Bonenberger had six points, seven rebounds and matched a career high with four assists. Stipanovich had seven points and seven rebounds. McCullough added six assists and finished with 14 for the weekend in addition to three points and six boards on Saturday night. Cheney finished with seven points in 10 minutes off the bench.
Penn shot 20-of-47 (42.6%) from the field and had 15 assists. The Quakers also held a strong rebounding edge, 44-34. Yale finished 19-of-64 (29.7%) overall and 8-of-16 (50.0%) from three.
Outside the Box Score
This is Penn's second straight win at Lee Amphitheater, but just the second win in the last three years in New Haven as Yale won the 2013 game when it was moved to Lanham Recreation Center due to unplayable conditions.
In a sign of things to come, the Quakers made an impressive five halfcourt shots - including three in a row - during the team's traditional Players vs. Coaches halfcourt competition at shootaround. In its third year, it was by far the most makes in a single shootaround and the players won, 3-2. McCullough, Lockett and Stipanovich made for the players while head coach Mike McLaughlin and volunteer assistant and former Quakers Jess Knapp scored for the coaches. Halfcourt highlights here.
Up Next
Penn returns home to The Palestra for the first time in three weeks. Its the final homestand of the season and the careers for four Penn seniors. On Friday, March 7, the Red and Blue host Columbia at 7 p.m., and the following night, the Quakers will honor the Class of 2014 prior to an 8 p.m. tip off against Cornell.


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Hello, everyone.
I created a game machine by Mindstorms NXT 8547 recently and named it as NXTRockBoy. The feature of NXTRockBoy is that rocking is the most important input.
Here is an image of NXTRockBoy:
And I also programmed a game, the first game for NXTRockBoy platform, named BBall.
It is difficult to describe the game and the NXTRockBoy by language, especially my poor English, so I record a video to show them.
Here you can find the video:
If you have any feedback or questions, please ask me freely. And new game ideas are also welcome.
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My life at Interbike
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The woman started swearing about four hours into the five-hour flight. I could see little individual wine bottles rolling around at her feet, her companions tray tables full of empty Miller Lite cans. When the plane finally landed, she attempted to stand and push into the aisle before we were anywhere near the gate. "Let's go, let's go!" she shouted at no one, mumbling expletives to those of us nearby. I guess she had some gambling to do and was restless to get started.
Welcome to Las Vegas.
Photo Credit: Katherine Fuller
This is not the story of Interbike's product show - that you can find on any one of a myriad of cycling websites and pro cycling blogs complete with glossy photos. When I wandered the crowded bowels of the indoor show, I didn't even take my camera. Instead, I observed and absorbed. Instead, this is one person's virgin Interbike experience under the neon lights of Sin City.
You may have heard that the behemoth trade show is on its way to Anaheim, Calif., next year and will run the first week of August, a move that - from what I heard - makes sense to almost no one. But I will say this: Las Vegas is completely the wrong place for a huge crowd of cyclists. We make very little money and therefore can't afford to gamble, or at least not at the high-stakes level that would make our kind desirable on casino floors. Besides, if we have any free time during the show, we'd rather go for a ride.
What is Interbike? For a non-profit, it's a chance to register new members, raise money, meet and thank major corporate sponsors and entice individuals shops to join the ranks. More than 200 people joined the International Mountain Bicycling Association last week and thousands of dollars were raised thanks to generous donations from Camelbak, Shimano and New Belgium Brewing.
Interbike is a learning experience. How many ways can you sell the mission to skeptics and curious onlookers alike? I had the opportunity to be harangued by an irate IMBA member for a solid 15 minutes on why "IMBA is solely responsible for the loss of mountain biking in wilderness." But I also got to spend three days telling enthusiastic shop owners about the myriad of ways they can become a part of the mountain biking community beyond just selling mountain bikes.
Interbike is a bonding experience. The days are long and intimate: small booth spaces, 16-hour days and shared meals mean you're on top of your coworkers much more than usual. After several consecutive nights of getting three to five hours of sleep and several consecutive days of drinking more than one's fair share of alcoholic beverages, conversations drift toward the very interesting and highly entertaining.
I started the week working IMBA's little booth at Outdoor "Dirt" Demo up in Bootleg Canyon, a place about 25 minutes away from the Strip. Dirt Demo is all about getting it done and getting out in time to swim, shower and find something tolerable to eat in the little town of Boulder City before falling exhausted into the suspect sheets at your dingy, old hotel. Confessing how much I loved the experience probably just bought me a ticket to Interbike every year, since I doubt anyone else enjoys spending 10-hour days in the dust, hot sun and 100-degree heat selling IMBA memberships.
But it was exactly the grit of Dirt Demo that I loved. Yes - the days were long and the red dirt coated everything, but the icy-cold beer flowed free and most people spent the day riding bikes, meaning most people were as happy as could be. One by one, they rolled up to the IMBA booth sweaty, thirsty and full of joy - giddy like little kids astride brand-new road and mountain bikes. Even the vendors seemed more relaxed in the sun and casual atmosphere. When Interbike goes indoors, nicer clothing, a more serious demeanor and bigger deals come into play, but Dirt Demo is a big, sweaty party in spandex, baggies, helmets and jerseys.
Vendors, corporate partners and old bike-industry friends mingle more at Dirt Demo, wandering over to chat or see if you have free beer - or both. We were stationed next to Camelbak and got to know those guys pretty well, relaxing on their outdoor couches and spinning the handles of their foosball table. They shared their ice and we shared our bottle of Jack when the day was done.
When Dirt Demo ended on Tuesday night, we grungy bikers packed up our booths and headed for the bright lights of Vegas. My team's evening arrival at the Venetian was a sight to behold: four bikers coated in red dust carrying backpacks, duffle bags and dirty mountain bikes muscling our way through the throngs of well-dressed foreigners, greasy high-rollers, little old ladies and endless slices of Americana pie. I noticed a guy from Felt and another from Mavic looking rather overwhelmed and antsy amidst the casino scene. We were totally out of place, and never more than in that moment have I felt so proud to be who I am.
Indoor Interbike is a spectacle that can't accurately be grasped just by looking at photos. Not only is it huge and impressive in its size and layout, but the pace is frenetic. Activity at the booth slowed down (the non-profits are stationed in the hallway outside the main expo center), but IMBA's larger staff presence was fanned out all over the show floor for meetings and greetings. I spent several hours on Wednesday scampering around handing out "IMBA Corporate Supporter" signs, shaking hands, making small talk and collecting a few free T-shirts. Other than that, I ran errands and ran interference for our guys from SORBA (Southern Off-Road Bicycling Association) when disgruntled mountain bikers needed someone to chew out and the SORBA guys couldn't answer specific complaints about the doings of "corporate." I discovered that asking a person, "What are YOU doing for the cause?" usually quieted them. A handshake and a wink once it was all over helped smooth parting relations.
I left Thursday morning after the Interbike-IMBA industry breakfast. My final show job was to stand in the atrium outside the hallway that led to the breakfast room, flagging down those who looked lost, tired, hungry and hungover and direct them to the right room, after which I dragged myself - tired, hungry and hungover - back to the airport for a quick flight home to Denver. Along the way, my cab driver informed me that he once married a girl he met in his cab. After 45 minutes of acquainting themselves with one another, they drove off to wed in Elvis-themed bliss. The marriage lasted a whopping two months, and he could not have been more proud.
Such is Las Vegas for you. What Anaheim has to offer us next year, I look forward to discovering.
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Submitted by Elgee (not verified) on
I'll bet you did'nt wait until "the day was done" to share your bottle of Jack, if you did, shame on you. Next year crack that thing early and get your arse over to the Squirt Lube tent.....cheers. Nice perspective by the way, by year four or five you'll have that bottle cracked at 7am.
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Jack Daniels that is
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I type terribly after Vegas.
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Submitted by mariojas (not verified) on
Gaahh, Katherine! No pictures! A nice perspective on the adventure known as Interbike. I've never been but hope to make it one day. Anaheim it is!
BTW - We miss you in SA!
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