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Sedu is a world-renowned beauty brand with a reputation for unsurpassed quality and reliability. Developed with a focus on long-term maintenance of healthy hair, Sedu products are known for bridging the gap between you and the professional stylist.
The Sedu Revolution Hair Dryer is the first professional blow dryer of its kind. A compact dryer with over 60% more power than conventional dryers. The Optional Ion Generator switch allows styling versatility options not available in most ionic dryers. Use the huge output of negative ions for smooth sleek styles or turn off the Ion Generator to to build maximum volume. The dryer was specifically designed for stylists with optimal weight distribution and a patented ergonomic handle for ultimate comfort and usability. This product is handmade in France by the same individual, from beginning to end, to ensure the highest quality possible.
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- Long lasting motor with 1875W of high power to produce unsurpassed air speed
- Optional Ionic generator seals the cuticle, locking in moisture
- 30% less weight than comparable dryers
- 80+ mph air speed
- 6 speed / heat settings
- Cool shot button
- Includes 2 concentrators nozzles for versatile styling
- Made in France
- 2-year warranty
For extra volume or drying curly hair, check out the Sedu Revolution Diffuser!
Ion Generator Switch Option:
- For smooth and straight: with ion ON
- For volume and body: without ion OFF
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It Really Does Work This Well.I chose this hair dryer based on reviews, and not sorry I did. It dries my hair (long, thick & wavy) in under 10 minutes without doing damage, or at least minimal damage. Haven't found much difference between leaving the ion button on or off, but either way my hair is soft and surprisingly smooth without much effort. It is compact but for me long cord is a bit obnoxious - not a big deal. (Works great on my pup's thick coat too!)Jan 25, 2010Ivy / Houston, TX
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Worst Blow Dryer Ever!The blow dryer is small but it weights a ton. The cord is heavy as well. I doesn't get too hot, and is difficult to use effectively because the cool shot button in always in the way. So your fingers will constantly press the cool button by mistake. Not good for professional useJan 19, 2010Monica
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Love This ProductThis dryer has cut my drying time in half, and leaves my hair in fabulous condition. I rarely have to use my straightening iron after using it. It's great and worth every penny!Jan 19, 2010Lisa / New Orleans, LA
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Love This DryerI had a really hard time deciding which dryer to buy. I was going to go with at T3, but I read a lot of reviews that said they break. I finally went for the Sedu because it was on sale and quite a bit cheaper than the T3...and I'm in love! The Sedu is seriously awesome. I have long, thick, coarse, somewhat wavy hair that holds water and takes forever to dry, but blows out nicely with a round brush. The Sedu takes about 7-10 minutes off my drying time, which is not quite half. May not seem like much, but I'll take an extra 10 minutes any day! Also, it's comfortable to hold, and doesn't get ridiculously hot like my drugstore dryers did. That makes a HUGE difference, because I don't end up all sweaty at the end of my blowout. Of course, most importantly, it makes my hair look AWESOME - smooth, shiny, super pretty. I don't know if the T3 might have been better, but I'm happy to have paid a lot less for a dryer I love.Jan 17, 2010Deja / SLC, UT
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High Price But Great ValueI gave this to my wife when she visited a friend and raved about her dryer. She is very happy and uses it daily, but now drying her hair in half the time. As another reviewer stated, it doesn't get as hot as a consumer grade dryer, but that's because of the high air flow that does the job. It's not heat that dries your hair, but high flow dry air. This is a 2 kilowatt dryer! She also likes the ionizing feature that gives her hair volume. In light of her daily use of a dryer, she has gone through a dozen cheap ones over the last 20 years and I do expect that this will oulast 6 of the cheap ones. Its construction and the materials (switches, etc.) are of high quality and should be far more durable than the consumer grade dryer. This is really "professional grade".Jan 17, 2010Skip / WInchester, MA USA
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Worth The Price!This is the most I've ever spent on a hair dryer -- and it is really worth it! I have always bought Conair or Revlon blow dryers, and didn't realize what a difference a nice hair dryer makes. It used to take me about 15 minutes to dry my short (about one inch below ears) hair, but this Sedu dried it less than five minutes, and left it silky and soft. I just wished I had splurged on a nice dryer years ago, instead of waiting so long!Jan 15, 2010Leannem / San Diego, CA
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Not Worth The PriceI thought after reading some reviews that this would be a good hair dryer, however, it turns out that it isnt that good at all. I have fair share of hair, not thick or thin, but its curly. the dryer takes about 15 mins to dry my hair all the way through. the only thing is that it gives my hair a good shine, other than that it makes my hair freezy.Jan 14, 2010Hababa / Laguna, California
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Nice Dryer, HoweverI really like the Sedu dryer. It's much lighter than most hair dryers I've owned and I haven't had any issues with the placement of the controls. However, I don't find the drying time any better than any other high-end hair dryer I've used. Although the power is terrific, I think the dryer doesn't get hot enough. Go figure. I do believe anyone would be happy with this product however.Jan 8, 2010Tammy / Boca Raton, FL USA
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Amazing!This blow dryer is exactly what the professional needs. Well balanced, High air speed, gets plenty hot, and the cool shot is perfect.Jan 6, 2010Ricky
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Love Love This Dryerthis is by far the best hair dryer i've ever used. it is well worth the price. i highly recommend this tool.Dec 27, 2009Jessica
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I amm moving stuff out of a file Server. I am using DFS for that - the Folders are anyway in a DFS tree, so I can set up a replication temporarily, then drop the old Folder. Works nice, EXCEPT for the Folder containing the users home drives. Which, incidentally, is also the one I can not see all files in due to my permissions.
Small Setup. We have 159mb in the users directories, 1280 files, 133 Folders original.
The copy only has 157mb, 1269 files, 133 Folders.
Anyone knwos of a way to find out what files are missing? IS this a Problem (could be some Caching files that are regenerated). Users are all offline (weekend) ;) This is pretty much the last share - all others had exactly ZERO issues.

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I'm trying to find an example of a group $G$ such that $|G| = 120$, and a non-normal subgroup $H$ within it. Of course, my first instinct is to let $G = S_5$, but this doesn't work because all subgroups of $S_5$ are normal. Help would be greatly appreciated!
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$S_3$ has $6$ elements and a few non-normal subgroups.
Let $H$ be one of the subgroups that is not normal in $S_3$.
Consider next the group $G := S_3 \times \mathbb{Z}_{20}$, which has $120$ elements.
Then $H \times\{0\}$ is a non-normal subgroup of $G$.


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The EU introduced the Euro emission standards for road vehicles and directives on Integrated Pollution Prevention and Control (IPPC) and Large Combustion Plants (LCP) to reduce air pollutant emissions from these sources. But how effective have they been?
A new EEA study 'Impact of selected policy measures on Europe's air quality' aims to provide an answer, analysing how much these policies have reduced air pollutant emissions and improved Europe's air quality compared to a 'no-policy scenario'. It also explores how much better air quality could be if the policies were fully applied.
As the source of substantial and rapidly growing greenhouse gas emissions, transport must clearly be part of a global agreement to mitigate climate change. In its current form, however, the Kyoto Protocol ignores the international maritime and aviation sectors. The omission is perhaps not surprising — after all, setting up a system to allocate international transport's emissions to individual countries is no easy task. But it is a significant flaw, since the two sectors together account for around a quarter of all transport emissions.
Despite its shortcomings, the COP-15 climate summit in December 2009 succeeded in bringing transport closer to climate mitigation discussions. Almost all participants recognised that international transport emissions need to be addressed as part of broader efforts to mitigate climate change. Consequently, the relevant United Nations bodies — the International Maritime Organization and the International Civil Aviation Organization — were asked to work towards an agreement on reducing emissions.
The European Union is likewise adamant about tackling emissions from all forms of transport. Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso has made it clear that decarbonising transport is a priority for his second term. Similarly, the new Commissioner for Climate Action, Connie Hedegaard, has stressed the importance of developing a low-carbon strategy for transport.
Climate mitigation has thus moved to the heart of transport policy and indeed to the heart of EU policy. Scientists talk about the need for a 50 % reduction in global greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 and 80–95 % reductions on the part of developed countries. And transport will clearly have to contribute. Today the sector accounts for around one quarter of all EU emissions, so we can only meet these long-term emissions targets if we reduce emissions from the transport sector.
The scale of transport's GHG emissions clearly demands a policy response. Transport is generally not exposed to international competition, meaning that a trip from Paris to Poznan cannot be replaced by one from Singapore to Sidney. There is therefore no real risk of 'carbon leakage' with emissions that are regulated in Europe simply moving abroad. This, in principle, makes transport a good candidate for emission trading as a means to regulate emissions.
Two other criteria should also be met before embarking on a trading scheme. First, the number of operators in the market must be limited in order to make the allocation of allowances manageable. Aviation meets this criterion and emission trading will start in coming years. Maritime transport could also meet this criterion but verification is more difficult because ships can carry fuel for longer periods of time than planes. Rail is already covered by emission trading as the electricity used is bought from a sector under emission trading. Road transport, however, cannot meet the 'limited number of operators' criterion as each driver is essentially an operator.
Second, the carbon price should be high enough to induce a change in behaviour. The current carbon prices would add less than 1 ¢ per kilometre to the cost of driving a car (less than 4 ¢ per litre of fuel). Compared to present fuel taxes it is insignificant and therefore unlikely to have any impact on behaviour.
Some issues have already been addressed. New passenger cars have been put on a trajectory towards emissions of 95 g CO2/km by 2020 — almost a 50 per cent cut compared to 1990. Unfortunately traffic levels are growing at around the same rate as average emissions are projected to fall, meaning that the net effect may still be far from what we need.
Initiatives exist to include vans and, with a longer time perspective, trucks into the emissions target. But without complementary measures there is still a risk that most improvements will be offset by the growth in traffic. Indeed, more efficient vehicles may lower transport costs in the long run, thereby increasing the demand for transport (a phenomenon known as 'the rebound effect'). This process is already apparent in the airline industry. Half a century ago few could afford a vacation in Thailand but now it is available to a broad segment of society.
The changes that are needed are thus profound. Transport is an integral element of our lives and changes therefore affect us all. Small incremental adjustments may not be enough to deliver a shift away from a carbon-based paradigm. Instead, addressing the climate challenge requires us to create a vision of what the transport system should be like by the middle of the century, so that it can be debated. The process of establishing a new Common Transport Policy for the EU is essentially about creating this vision and then filling it out with policies that can deliver its goals. This will be the real challenge in creating a pathway towards a de-carbonised transport sector.]]>
At the same time, utilities, car manufacturers, battery producers and academics are joining forces on initiatives such as the EURELECTRIC Task Force on Electric Vehicles and EpoSS, the European Technology Platform on Smart Systems Integration. Together with the European Investment Bank the European Commission has launched the European Green Cars Initiative, with EUR 5 billion partly dedicated to the research, development and manufacturing of batteries and electric cars and to demonstration projects.
This flurry of activity seems to indicate that the electric car is heading for a major breakthrough at last - but is it here to stay this time? History calls for caution. The production of electric vehicles began as far back as 1838 – 52 years before combustion engine vehicles. However, after 1913 the mass commercialisation of the combustion engine led to a rapid decline in electric vehicles. Attempts to reintroduce electric vehicles in past decades have for the most part been unsuccessful and they still represent a very small, niche market.
Yet today the future looks brighter. A great deal of progress has been made in battery technology and electric vehicles are expected to re-enter the market on a large scale within the next couple of years. Based on a moderate growth scenario, by 2050, electric vehicles could represent more than 60 % of new sales and constitute up to 25 % of the global car fleet. However, estimates of the extent of future deployment vary greatly, as there is still some uncertainty in relation to the development of technology and future consumer behaviour.
Electric vehicles have zero tailpipe emissions, but there are, of course, emissions involved in the production of electricity. One major benefit of electric vehicles is the "displacement" of harmful air pollutants from urban to rural areas, where population exposure is lower. Noise levels are also lower, particularly in urban driving conditions.
Another major advantage of electric vehicles is their energy efficiency. With a tank-to-wheel efficiency in the range of 60 to 80 %, they outperform conventional cars four-fold. Generally, electric vehicles show greatest energy savings at low speeds and in situations involving frequently-changing driving dynamics, which is another reason why cities are a prime target market.
Thanks to their energy efficiency, and assuming that electricity generation will be even greener in the future, electric vehicles could contribute to a considerable reduction in greenhouse gases. Given the ongoing debate on climate change, this could prove to be an important factor. Indeed, transport is responsible for more than a fifth of the EU's greenhouse gas emissions and it is the only sector with growing emissions. While the improvement of internal combustion engines still offers considerable potential for reducing emissions per kilometre driven, reductions in greenhouse gas emissions over and above 50 % will require new technological solutions, such as the electric vehicle.
Compared to conventional vehicles, and based on the current average European electricity supply, electric vehicles have 50 % less emissions. Further benefits can be achieved if the carbon intensity of power generation continues to decrease with further greener and renewable energy sources.
There are, however, still some obstacles related to green electricity supply, the as yet expensive battery technology, the limited driving range and the need for a dense network of electric charging facilities. To overcome these obstacles, innovative business models are being developed to help transform automotive transport.
To be a success, the electric car has to be introduced onto the market as part of an overall transport and energy concept rather than stand-alone technology. If millions of vehicles are to be connected to electricity grids without a negative impact on the environment, there must be an integrated approach to power supply and demand (from electric vehicles), to ensure the use of green electricity sources. Otherwise, the anticipated increase in peak load demand would require new investments in electricity generation and grid capacity.
Scientists and engineers from the automobile industry and electricity supply companies are already working on 'smart electricity grids' for the vehicle-to-grid connection interface. This will enable electric vehicles to become an inherent part of the electricity supply and distribution system. Electric cars would not only run on green electricity, but could also be used to store and supply electricity back to the grid when needed. In this way, electric transport would also boost the further development of green electricity.
Today's battery costs have a price premium of EUR 15,000 to 40,000. As technological progress is made and economies of scale begin to kick in, this could decrease to under EUR 10,000 in the mid-term and EUR 5,000 in the longer-term. To compensate for these higher costs, some countries and cities have announced important incentives, such as tax rebates and subsidies, free parking in urban areas and exemption from congestion charges and road taxes.
Another promising way of limiting battery costs is the battery leasing formula, whereby the electricity company owns the batteries and leases them to car owners. The Norwegian THINK City electric vehicle initiative already offers such a battery-leasing concept. The vehicle manufacturer retains the ownership of the batteries, which also guarantees the supply of the most advanced battery technology and replacement in the event of deteriorating performance.
Currently, the driving range of electric vehicles is limited to around 200 kilometres. A dense charging infrastructure is needed in public spaces to permit frequent recharging during idle hours. There is also the time element to consider; recharging a battery can take from 3 to 8 hours, assuming a conventional plug-in to the electric grid. Given that vehicles are parked an average of 95 % of the time, this should not pose a problem if charging points are widely available.
In addition, innovative charging solutions are in the pipeline. High-power, fast charging stations could reduce the charging time to less than 30 minutes. Smart grid systems for the vehicle-to-grid connection interface could allow an optimisation of battery charging. This, in turn, could become attractive to utility companies with regard to the management of the electric grid and the fluctuating supply and demand of energy.
An important frontrunner in this regard is 'Better Place', a US start-up company that plans to build a dense network of battery charging and exchange stations for electric vehicles. Together with a Renault-Nissan alliance, Better Place has been developing prototype electric vehicles on which battery exchange takes only a few minutes. A leasing scheme will provide both the battery system and the energy supply. The subscription model, similar to that for mobile phones, would charge drivers of electric vehicles according to the distance travelled. The first charging networks are due to begin operating in 2010/11 in Denmark, Israel and Portugal. Similar projects are planned in other countries, including the US (California and Hawaii), Canada (Ontario) and Australia.
For the electric car to achieve a large-scale breakthrough, technology and smart transport - energy systems alone will not suffice. Electric vehicles will only have a positive impact on the environment if they replace a significant amount of the mileage driven in conventional cars. A fundamental change in purchasing and mobility behaviour is therefore crucial. This is where lifestyle choices and mobility planning come in.
In Europe, more than 80 % of car journeys average below 20 km and Europeans drive less than 40 km per day. This means that most of our trips can be perfectly accommodated by a mid-size electric car. Yet people still tend to buy cars that greatly exceed their daily requirements, preferring to buy large cars that can also cover the occasional long distance holiday, for example.
To change this consumer behaviour, alternatives must be made available. For instance, electric vehicles could be used for short distances and daily trips, while a supplementary conventional or hybrid vehicle (rented or owned) could be used for the occasional longer journey. Recent research also shows that people are likely to become more open to flexible access to transport as time goes on and by 2020 they should be less dependent on their own car. Electric car-sharing services could further foster this development, and are already being piloted in cities such as Paris (Autolib) and Oslo (Move About).
Finally, electric transport also needs to be tied into an overall mobility concept that provides new links between different means of transport. A combination of electric car-sharing with mass transit services (e.g. train) would extend the network coverage of public transport providers far beyond their traditional nodes.
Policy-makers, researchers, car manufacturers and utilities will have to ensure that smart technology and new business models are available to ensure that electric mobility can deliver its potential environmental benefits to the full. Informed and supportive consumers are needed to make this happen.
Environmental impacts and impact on the electricity market of a large scale introduction of electric cars in Europe - Critical Review of Literature. ETC/ACC Technical Paper 2009/4]]>


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Ten Tips for New Unschooling
Here are ten tips for making a smooth transition:
1. Let the Child Lead
Parents new to unschooling often feel overwhelmed by the
assumption that everything is in their hands. They believe that it
is up to them to choose the topics for each day. If that
assumption were true, most unschooling parents would burn out
quickly and send their children to school! Fortunately, the truth
is just the opposite. The best way to help a child learn is to let
him have the reins - he will naturally know what is of most
interest to him at every moment, and will make that clear to you.
Trust that your child knows best what he is ready and eager to
learn, and then help him to find whatever materials or information
he needs. The best analogy is to a reference librarian, who waits
until he knows what the library patron is looking for, and then
helps him to find it. No reference librarian tells the patron what
to learn, though he may make suggestions once he knows the
patron's interests. Relax and let your child take the lead. Once
this concept is fully understood, unschooling becomes easy and
4. Rest is as Important as Activity
Research shows that significantly more learning takes place when
there are rest breaks in the learning activity (adult subjects
given breaks remember more material than those given no breaks).
The human brain needs time to process information. Don't assume
that the child is ever "doing nothing" or "just
playing". Just because we can't see the processing doesn't
mean it isn't there. Activity and rest are equally important to
the learning process. A child recuperating from school or other
stressful experiences will need even more "downtime" to
5. Trust Your Child's Built-in Timetable
Learning schedules and school timetables interfere with learning.
If someone starts to warn you that your child "has to
learn..." just tell yourself that he will learn it, at
exactly the moment he's ready to learn it, in the way that feels
most right to him. Even if we could somehow force a child to learn
something sooner, he might forget it, or worse, lose interest in
that subject. Isn't it better for a child to learn to read when he
most wants to do so, developing a lifelong love of reading, than
being forced to learn at a younger age, growing into adulthood
with an aversion toward reading in general? Schools focus so much
on each school year, they seem to forget that the child is
preparing for an entire lifetime - not just for next Friday's
7. Trust Your Child's Learning Style
Remember that each child has his own way of approaching learning,
and whatever that way is, it's the very best way for him. My son
taught himself the alphabet by creating the letters with his whole
body. I was glad he wasn't in a classroom where he would have been
told to sit down! Trust that your child's learning style is the
right one for him.
9. Enjoy the Freedom
Unschooling is freeing, not just for the child, but for the whole
family. Unschooling families can enjoy quiet playgrounds during
school hours, take family vacations in September, and introduce
their children to people of all ages. The family is also freed
from the tyranny of the daily school schedule.
10. Have fun!
Unschooling at its best is great fun for everyone. Be on the alert
for books, toys, games and activities you think your child will
enjoy. Make them available, but with no expectations or pressure.
Films, board games, leisurely walks and outings with family and
friends not only bring more learning but create the connection and
trust that underlie the best learning environment.
If you can trust the unschooling process and trust your child,
even when that feels like a leap of faith, you'll soon learn how
easy and joyful unschooling can be!
"Little children love the world. That is why they are
so good at learning about it. For it is love, not tricks and
techniques of thought, that lies at the heart of all true
learning. Can we bring ourselves to let children learn and grow
through that love?"
- John Holt,
Children Learn
"Little children love the world. That is why they are
so good at learning about it. For it is love, not tricks and
techniques of thought, that lies at the heart of all true
learning. Can we bring ourselves to let children learn and grow
through that love?"
- John Holt,
Children Learn
Jan Hunt, M.Sc., offers phone counseling
worldwide, with a focus on parenting and unschooling.
She is the Director of The Natural
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Parenting from the Heart and A Gift
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The number of people who swapped out-of-town driver's licenses for ones issued in Clark County grew 16 percent in November compared to the same month 2011, the Washington Department of Licensing reported Wednesday.
There were 916 driver's licenses exchanged for local ones in November, up from 789 licenses issued in November 2011, but down from the 1,226 handed out this October. In the 11 months ending Nov. 30, 11,950 drivers swapped their licenses for new ones in Clark County, a 3 percent decline from the 12,393 newcomers who exchanged licenses in the same period last year.


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SATURDAY'S WHL ROUND-UPSun Jan 20
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ROYALS EDGE BLAZERS – Brandon Magee scored two power play goals in the third period to lift the visiting Victoria Royals to a 5-4 win over the Kamloops Blazers in Western Hockey League action on Saturday night.
Alex Gogolev scored and set up three more while Brandon Fushimi and Steven Hodges also scored for the Royals (25-17-1-2), who went 3-for-10 on the power play as they pull off their fifth win in a row. Patrik Polivka made 28 saves to earn the win.
Matt Needham scored a hat trick and Marek Hrbas notched a goal and an assist for the Blazers (30-14-2-3), who suffer their fifth setback over their last seven games and fall six points behind Kelowna for first place in the B.C. Division. Taran Kozun made 11 saves on 15 shots over the first 43 minutes of the game while Cole Cheveldave made five saves on six shots over the last 17 minutes to absorb the loss.
Game Summary
Klarc Wilson scored and set up another to pace the visiting Prince George Cougars to a 3-1 win over the Red Deer Rebels on Saturday night.
Mac Engel stopped 31 of 32 shots to claim the victory for the Cougars (14-25-2-4), who earn their first road victory since a 5-4 win in Victoria on November 23rd. Zach Pochiro and Daniel Gibb also scored and Chase Witala picked up two assists in the victory.
Joel Hamilton scored the only marker for the Rebels (25-19-3-2), who went 1-for-6 on the power play in the setback. Patrik Bartosak made 21 saves in a losing cause.
Game Summary
Marek Langhamer made 30 saves to record his first WHL shutout as the Medicine Hat Tigers blanked the visiting Calgary Hitmen 4-0 on Saturday.
Blake Penner, Jacob Doty, Chad Labelle and Elgin Pearce scored for the Tigers (22-22-2-1), who post their second win in a row and improve to 6-2-1 over their last nine games.
Chris Driedger made 20 saves in a losing cause for the Hitmen (31-12-1-3), who failed to capitalize on eight power play chances in the contest as they drop their second decision over their last three games.
Game Summary
Nick Walters scored the decisive goal in the 12th round of a shootout to lift the visiting Brandon Wheat Kings to a 3-2 triumph over the Saskatoon Blades on Saturday night.
Colton Waltz and Tim McGauley scored in regulation for the Wheat Kings (17-26-2-2), who earn their third victory over their last four games and move into 11th place in the Eastern Conference. Corbin Boes turned in a 43-save performance through regulation and was beaten just once on 12 Blades' shootout chances to record his 10th win of the season.
Collin Valcourt and Lukas Sutter scored in regulation play for the Blades (22-20-0-3), who fall to 3-6-0-2 over their last 11 outings and now sit tied for seventh place in the Eastern Conference. Andrey Makarov stopped 31 shots in regulation, but was beaten twice in the shootout to take the loss.
Game Summary
Colby Cave got his 13th goal of the season to help lead the visiting Swift Current Broncos to a 2-1 triumph over the Regina Pats on Saturday night.
Graham Black – with his 19th of the season – also scored for the Broncos (23-20-3-2), who stretch their winning streak to six games and leapfrog Lethbridge into fifth place in the Eastern Conference. Eetu Laurikainen stopped 30 of 31 shots he faced to backstop the Broncos to the victory.
Morgan Klimchuk tallied his 24th goal of the season for the Pats (18-26-2-2), who were blanked on five power play chances as they see their losing skid hit five games. Matt Hewitt made 21 saves in a losing cause.
Game Summary
Zach McPhee scored the only goal through a 10-round shootout to lift the visiting Kootenay Ice to a 3-2 win over the Moose Jaw Warriors on Saturday.
Sam Reinhart scored a shorthanded marker and set up another while Jaedon Descheneau also counted in regulation play for the Ice (21-25-1-0), who sweep their four-game trek through the East Division and post their 11th win in 12 games. Mackenzie Skapski made 22 saves through regulation play, and was perfect through 10 rounds of the shootout to claim the victory.
Kendall McFaull scored both goals in regulation play for the Warriors (14-24-3-6), who suffer their ninth loss in a row and fall to 3-6 in games decided in a shootout. Justin Paulic made 23 saves through three periods and extra time, but was beaten once in the shootout to suffer the defeat.
Game Summary
Mitch Skapski scored his first WHL goal to pace the Everett Silvertips to a 3-2 victory over the visiting Lethbridge Hurricanes on Saturday.
Mirco Mueller and Tyler Sandhu – with a goal and an assist – also scored while Josh Winquist had two assists for the Silvertips (19-26-0-2), who post their second win in as many nights. Austin Lotz turned in a 30-save effort to record the victory.
Reid Duke scored for a third straight game while Adam Henry also counted for the Hurricanes (22-21-1-5), who drop to sixth place in the Eastern Conference with the defeat. Christopher Tai made 30 saves in the loss.
Game Summary
Carter Rigby scored three goals to lead the Kelowna Rockets to a 5-3 triumph over the visiting Vancouver Giants on Saturday.
MacKenzie Johnston and Jesse Lees also scored and Colton Heffley picked up two assists for the Rockets (34-10-2-1), who have won 19 straight home games and now sit just five points behind Portland for first place in the overall WHL standings. Jordon Cooke made 19 saves to post the win.
Cain Franson scored two goals and Brendan Rouse notched a goal and an assist for the Giants (12-35-0-0), who suffer their third loss in a row and remain in 10th place in the Western Conference. Jared Rathjen made 31 saves for Vancouver.
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Adam Kambeitz's 10th goal of the season, scored midway through the third period, stood as the winner as the Seattle Thunderbirds edged the visiting Portland Winterhawks 4-3 on Saturday night.
Roberts Lipsbergs, Connor Honey and Branden Troock also scored for the Thunderbirds (17-26-2-1), who snap a 15-game losing skid by beating the top team in the WHL. Brandon Glover made 25 saves to earn his 16th win of the season.
Brendan Leipsic scored his 30th of the season, Ty Rattie netted his 20th of the campaign and Nic Petan picked up a goal and an assist for the Winterhawks (37-6-1-1), who suffer back-to-back losses for the first time since early October. Brendan Burke made 35 saves in the setback.
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Malte Stromwall scored 21 seconds into overtime to lift the visiting Tri-City Americans to a 4-3 win over the Spokane Chiefs on Saturday.
Parker Bowles scored twice while Jesse Mychan also scored for the Americans (27-17-1-2), who earn their fourth win in five games and now sit just one point back of the Chiefs for fourth place in the Western Conference. Luke Lee-Knight made 39 saves to backstop the Ams to the victory.
Todd Fiddler got his 30th of the season while Carter Proft and Dylan Walchuk also scored for the Chiefs (28-16-2-0), who drop their third straight decision. Eric Williams made 18 saves in the defeat.
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The 2010 AMA Pro American Superbike season got off to a great start yesterday with the running of the first race at Daytona, Florida. The racing was close and the first 5 riders were separated by just 3/10ths of a second.
Jake Zemke won the race from Tommy Hayden with Team Foremost Ducati's, Larry Pegram, finishing in 3rd. Pegram had qualified on the front row on his Ducati 1198R but came up a little short on the line after leading the race for a couple of laps at the 2/3rds distance mark.
There was a lot of interest in how Josh Hayes would run along with MotoGP / World Superbike refugee, John Hopkins. Both had disappointing 2010 debuts. Hopper returned to the pits shortly after the race started whilst Hayes ran off the track early on and was never a factor in the race. It was reported that he had clutch and tire problems.
Shawn Higbee and Barrett Long also fielded Ducati and finished 8th and 10th respectively.
Zemke 1st:- "The beginning of the race I was just feeling the bike out. We made some significant changes from qualifying, basically every time I went on the track. We had one test before we came here."
Pegram 3rd:- "If it was Tommy in the lead, things might have been different. But Jake's bike seemed to have a little more steam."
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Pegram plans to make some changes for today's 2nd race in an attempt to be able to stand on the top box.
"Well I finished third in first race. I thought we had a good chance to win but just came up short at the line. Top five finished within .3 of a second so close race. Tomorrow is a new day and I plan to make some changes."
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2010 Daytona American Superbike Race 1 Results
1. Jake Zemke (Suzuki)
2. Tommy Hayden (Suzuki) +0.238
3. Larry Pegram (Ducati) +0.259
4. Aaron Yates (Suzuki) +0.291
5. Blake Young (Suzuki) +0.307
6. Chris Ulrich (Suzuki) +27.398
7. Taylor Knapp (Suzuki) +27.43
8. Shawn Higbee (Ducati) +1 lap
9. Shane Narbonne (Suzuki) +9.078
10. Barrett Long (Ducati) +16.377
11. Chris Clark (Yamaha) +16.427
12. Eric Haugo (Suzuki) +16.989
13. Josh Hayes (Yamaha) +01:14.2
14. Johnny Rock Page (Suzuki) +01:23.2
15. Eric Pinson (BMW) +01:43.2
16. Trent Gibson (Suzuki) +01:43.3
17. Skip Salenius (Suzuki) +1 lap
18. Ben Bostrom (Yamaha)
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Homecoming Weekend festivities have necessitated some changes to Arizona Football Tailgating procedures for the Oct. 23 football game against Washington.
Fans with tailgating permits should review the policies on the reverse side of the passes and please note the following time elements for Oct. 23:
12:30-2:30 p.m. - Tailgaters with valid permits for the UW game may begin parking/load in on tailgating grounds. Tailgate parking/loading is eastbound on University, entering off Cherry Avenue. Drop-offs for tailgates will be allowed.
2:15 p.m. – Alcohol consumption may not begin until 2:15pm and all areas must be cleared one hour after the game concludes.
2:45-4:45 p.m. – Cherry Avenue will be closed to all traffic in preparation for the Homecoming Parade. (This hard closure includes vehicles with tailgate passes. No exceptions during this time). Tailgate pass holders will be staged eastbound on Second Street (from Cherry: head west on First Street, south on Mountain Avenue and east on Second)
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5:15-5:45 p.m. – Cherry Avenue Closed due to Wildcat Walk. Tailgate pass holders will be staged on eastbound Second St. (as above).
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The Yukon Quest International Sled Dog Race spans some of the harshest winter territory on the planet: 1,000 miles between Fairbanks, Alaska and the city of Whitehorse in Canada's Yukon Territory.
Known as 'The World's Toughest Sled Dog Race,' it's an event like no other, crossing four mountain ranges, including the intimidating 3,685-foot Eagle Summit, as it loosely follows the course of the mighty Yukon River.
Helen Hegener has followed the race since 2007, and in this Yukon Quest Album she shares her favorite stories and photos from this premier sled dog race.
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- 1/4 cup butter, softened
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- 1/4 teaspoon cream of tartar
- 1/8 teaspoon baking soda
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- 2/3 cup finely chopped fresh rhubarb
- 1/4 cup chopped walnuts
- In a large bowl, cream butter and sugar until light and fluffy. Beat in the egg, orange peel and vanilla. Combine the flour, baking powder, cream of tartar, baking soda and salt; add to creamed mixture alternately with sour cream. Fold in rhubarb and walnuts.
- Transfer to two 5-3/4-in. x 3-in. x 2-in. loaf pans coated with cooking spray. Bake at 350° for 40-45 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean. Cool for 10 minutes before removing from pans to wire racks. Yield: 2 loaves (6 slices each).
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From Dean Dowd on July 28, 2008 in General Remodel
It's a busy world for most families. Soccer, work, band practice, and more work are just a few of the many things that fill our daily lives. Caught up in this tornado of tasks, it is difficult to keep up with our pets' many needs. In response, pet owners have had to get creative to ensure freedom and safety for the furry members of the family. We've already discussed pet-savvy remodeling and the whys and wherefores of dog runs, but now it's time to turn our attention to cats and cat runs.
In addition to providing a playhouse for your felines, a cat run will offer safety, too. Indoor cats live up to five times longer than outdoor cats because they are safe from most cats' worst enemies: cars, fights, and dogs. A cat run offers a fun, safe outdoor setting for an otherwise indoor cat. Cats are smaller, more acrobatic, and more independent than dogs. Their small size and playfulness open up all kinds of design possibilities for cat runs.
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Modular Cat Runs are an easy choice for busy pet owners. They are easy to install, come in all kinds of styles, and can be customized to you or your cat's specifications. Designs are as simple or complex as you'd like (and price is directly proportional to complexity). Check out The Cat's Den for great setups both small and large.
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If you're a handyperson, you may want to tackle the cat run on your own. You can either design and build it yourself or get some help with ideas and designs. For drawings and ideas visit your local pet store or check out Just4Cats online. Look here for some good visual examples of cat runs built by other homeowners.


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Stacy is a 43-year-old woman who has suffered from anorexia for years. She looks and feels decades older due to prolonged starvation and malnutrition.
"This is the most extreme case of anorexia ever shown on television," said Dr. Oz.
After ruining her health, marriage and life, Stacy feels hopeless and alone. Over the years, Stacy said she shut her family and friends out of her life as her anorexia spiraled out of control.
She admits she's deeply unhappy about her eating disorder but feels powerless to help herself. "It's a living hell," she said.
Dr. Oz measured Stacy's heart rate and was astounded that it was an anemic 48 beats per minute. "Do you hear your heart?" Dr. Oz asked. "Your heart is literally being starved to death."
Dr. Oz also noted that Stacy had a blood pressure of 90/50, which was higher than he had expected due to her elevated stress levels. Dr. Oz asked Stacy point-blank if she wants to live. She said she did, so Dr. Oz had therapist Jane Johnson of Magnolia Creek Treatment Center for Eating Disorders join them.
After speaking with Johnson, Stacy said she was willing to get treated for her anorexia. An encouraged Dr. Oz told Stacy he wants to check up on her in the near future after her health improves.
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FRESNO, Calif. - With an 10-1 win over Northern Illinois the BYU softball team extended its season-best win-streak to five games. The Cougars are 14-10 on the season.
Paige Affleck struck out nine batters while leading the team from the circle. Affleck continued to display the BYU pitching staff dominance over opponents with a one run, two-hit performance.
The Cougar freshman led the team from the batters box. Outfielder Delaney Willard was 2-for-2 with 3 RBI, Coreen Lopez was also 2-for-2 with two double and Krista Hicks added a double.
Junior Andrea Ramirez added to the effort with a three-run homer, as did Jessica Purcell with a two-shot long ball.
The Cougars got on the board first with a three-run second inning. Willard hit an RBI single, while Hicks doubled to bring in two runs.
A four-run fourth inning gave the Cougars a 7-0 over Northern Illinois. Purcell homered with junior Angeline Quiocho on base, Lopez doubled to bring in a run and Willard hit another RBI single.
In the top of the fourth Affleck gave up an unearned run when as Northern Illinois recorded both of its hits. The Cougars managed to stop one run at the plate, when a ground ball up the middle was recovered by Affleck, but it was followed by an RBI single.
Ramirez led the BYU response with a three-RBI home run. Tiffany Messerschmidt walked and Quiocho singled to reach first, before Ramirez blasted her third home run of the season.
With a 10-0 Cougar lead, Northern Illinois was unable to generate any runs in the top of the fifth, allowing BYU to run-rule the Huskies.
The Cougars return to the diamond later today when they take on the No. 9 Cal Golden Bears. The Cougars are Currently 1-5 against teams in the top-25.
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Richmond.com, reports on Wednesday that Richmond, Virginia is the "most content area" in America, according to a recent study from the U.S. National Bureau of Economic Research. Why was Richmond charted as the happiest city in the country? Even though there is bickering over baseball stadiums, schools, transportation, and potholes, there are still great things to love about Richmond, affectionately called the River City. The Richmond Times-Dispatch on Thursday concurs that Richmond is a happy place to live.
According to WTOP News, Richmond, Virginia, is the happiest metro area with a population of more than 1 million.The Norfolk-Virginia Beach area in Virginia where Pharrell Williams is from came in at No. 2 followed by Washington, D.C., in third. (See the top 10 list below).
While Richmond is America's most contented area, New York its unhappiest metropolitan area as indicated by the study from the U.S. National Bureau of Economic Research that relies on a large survey that asks respondents about their satisfaction with life.
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- Atlanta, Georgia
- Houston, Texas
- Jacksonville, Florida
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- West Palm Beach-Boca Raton, Florida
- Middlesex-Somerset-Hunterdon, New Jersey
Researchers found that people may be deciding to trade happiness for other perks, such as less happiness for higher incomes or lower housing costs. The study's co-author, Joshua Gottlieb of the University of British Columbia's Vancouver School of Economics says, "Our research indicates that people care about more than happiness alone, so other factors may encourage them to stay in a city despite their unhappiness" Also, the study examined what makes people relocate or stay put when considering their happiness.
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Food allergies are a minefield of confusion, with no clear consensus on their prevalence or the best way to diagnose or manage them, a study says.
The review of available evidence — published in JAMA — was commissioned by the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, which is working to develop clinical practice guidelines. The confusion begins with the very definition of a food allergy, study author Jennifer Schneider Chafen, a physician researcher at the Center for Primary Care and Outcomes Research at Stanford University School of Medicine, tells the Health Blog.
While the NIAID has suggested a definition — an "adverse immune response that occurs reproducibly on exposure to a given food and is distinct from other adverse responses to food, such as food intolerance, pharmacological reactions, and toxin-mediated reactions" — that hasn't been universally adopted, the study found. Most definitions included some but not all elements mentioned by NIAID; for example, some didn't make the distinction between a food allergy and a more vague food intolerance.
The study puts the prevalence of food allergies at "more than 1% to 2% but less than 10% of the population," and says it's not clear whether there's been a true increase in allergies or whether awareness has led to more diagnoses. And because of the shortcomings of the skin prick and IgE blood tests most commonly used as diagnostic tools, positive results don't necessarily indicate a true food allergy.
The WSJ noted many of these points in a story earlier this year about the confusion surrounding food allergies. As one doctor told the paper then, "Are these blood tests being overused? Possibly. Misinterpreted? Absolutely. A lot of these kids truly have food allergies, just not to all the foods that they are being told they have allergies to."
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Soyka, J D; Veit-Haibach, P; Strobel, K; Breitenstein, S; Tschopp, A; Mende, K A; Lago, M P; Hany, T F (2008). Staging pathways in recurrent colorectal carcinoma: is contrast-enhanced 18F-FDG PET/CT the diagnostic tool of choice? Journal of Nuclear Medicine, 49(3):354-361.
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(18)F-FDG PET/CT has gained wide acceptance for evaluation of recurrent colorectal carcinoma. However in clinical practice, contrast-enhanced CT (ceCT) is still the first-line restaging tool. The aim of this study was to investigate the value of contrast-enhanced PET/CT (cePET/CT) as a first-line restaging tool with a special focus on the importance of the use of intravenous contrast. METHODS: Fifty-four patients (17 women, 37 men; mean age, 60.3 y), referred for restaging of colorectal carcinoma, were examined with cePET/CT. Retrospective analysis was performed by 2 experienced readers by consensus: first, ceCT alone; second, non-cePET/CT; and third, cePET/CT. The number, localization, and diagnostic certainty of lesions were evaluated. Additionally, the therapeutic impact of the findings was determined. In 29 patients, histology, clinical imaging, and clinical follow-up served as the reference standard. In 25 patients, clinical follow-up and imaging served as the reference standard. RESULTS: Overall, non-cePET/CT delivered correct additional information to the ceCT findings in 27 of 54 patients (50%). This occurred in (a) 20 of 30 patients, where ceCT was found to be inconclusive, and in (b) 7 of 24 patients with conclusive ceCT findings, where non-cePET/CT found additional lesions, leading to a therapy modification in 5 patients. Compared with non-cePET/CT, cePET/CT revealed additional information in 39 of 54 patients (72%), with therapeutic relevance in 23 patients. This large number was primarily due to correct segmental localization of liver metastases, which is crucial for surgical therapy planning. CONCLUSION: On the basis of its higher accuracy and therapeutic impact compared with ceCT, our data suggest that cePET/CT might be considered as the first-line diagnostic tool for restaging in patients with colorectal cancer.
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The Asian film market has been churning out some of the best action crime thrillers for years. The stories usually have plenty of twists and turns while showcasing some of the best action around. The latest from WellGo USA, The Suspect looks no different, but does it have the muscle to back up the trailers or will it be a suspect that just leads you off the case?
The Suspect follows a North Korean field agent who is abandoned during a mission and his wife and daughters are murdered. Now on the run, torn between grief and vengeance, he takes a job as a night driver for the CEO of a powerful corporation. The chairman is brutally assassinated, but gives him a pair of glasses before he dies. Now, he's his running continues accused of murder, wanted for treason, and desperate to uncover the volatile national secrets hidden inside the glasses. This is one of those films that showcases tons of twists and turns with action so out there you have to just let it happen to have fun. For part of the film it is a bit all over the place, but once it finds its footing ended up being really good. The story isn't anything all that new to the genre, but the way they laid it out and executed it made it feel like something fresh. This film is filled with a wide variety of action from hand to hand fight sequences, shoot outs, and an explosively awesome car chase scene. Where the film lacks at times with the story they make up for it with the action that elevates this film to the next level. It's not overly graphic, but instead fast paced and gritty keeping it moving ahead to give it a more real look and feel. With all the twists and hardcore action you don't really expect as much of an emotional punch this film has at times which in turn takes it in some unexpected directions.
The sole driving force to the entire movie makes the lead character all the more interesting with a lot more depth than the usual action star. There is real pain and struggle here and you feel it in his actions and see it in his eyes. This is a great addition to the action thriller genre and one you should check out.


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A Jon Lester trade to the Oakland Athletics has just gone down. In the Lester trade, the Boston Red Sox acquire Yoenis Cespedes in a surprising return. According to a report from CBS Sports on Thursday (July 31), the Red Sox will also send outfielder Jonny Gomes as part of the deal. Gaining yet another starting pitcher could easily give the Athletics the best rotation in baseball and prime the team for a successful run in the postseason.
In the latest MLB standings, the Athletics boast a 66-41 record to lead the American League West by 2 1/2 games. This might be viewed as a direct result of the Los Angeles Angels (63-43) playing so well lately and the front office of the Athletics trying to ensure that the team becomes a division champion again. Suddenly what looked like an already really good rotation has taken another step forward, even if they had to give up a big bat to make it happen.
Losing a player like Cespedes is going to make the middle of the lineup for the Oakland Athletics much less intimidating, especially with the raw power that he has at the plate. It might frustrate fans of the team that have enjoyed rooting for him the past few seasons, but it will certainly open the eyes of Red Sox fans. The defending World Series champions acquire the bat they have been looking to get for a while now and he will be a key piece to the team in the 2015 MLB season.
The debate can now begin about which starting pitcher is the top ace on the staff for the Athletics. This season, Lester had made 21 starts for the Boston Red Sox, posting a 10-7 record in that time. He has a 2.52 ERA and 149 strikeouts over 143 innings, making him one of the best players on the team. When the two sides couldn't come to an agreement on a contract extension, it made him expendable, leading to an interesting trade over to the West Coast.


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HOWTO Install btnx for better mouse control in Ubuntu Hardy
When I installed Hardy, I forgot to copy my awesome xorg.conf which held the configuration to enable all 12 buttons of my Logitech MX1000.
Lo and behold, a new method of configuring it has come about, albeit it was around prior to Gutsy.
btnx is the work of Olli Salonen. The program runs as a daemon, catching mouse events and turning them into either key presses or proper mouse events which the system can interpret. This eases the configuration one must do in order to enjoy the full potential of the high-end Logitech mice—a potential which, in my opinion, Windows cannot reach.
The installation process for btnx is pretty easy.
First, I replaced the mouse section of my
/etc/X11/xorg.conf with this section. This may not be necessary, but I did it before discovering btnx.
Section "InputDevice"
Identifier "Logitech MX1000"
Driver "evdev"
Option "Name" "Logitech USB RECEIVER"
Option "HWHEELRelativeAxisButtons" "7 6"
Next, open a terminal and
cd to the location where you keep your sources. I keep mine in
~/Source. This next section prepares the libraries required to build btnx and its support program, btnx-config, as well as subversion if you don't already have it installed. I prefer to use subversion and checkout tags if they are available. It makes switching to a new version just a
svn sw away. Last, it checks out the source for the two programs.
sudo apt-get install subversion libgtk2.0-dev libglade2-dev libdaemon-dev
svn co http://svn.ollisalonen.com/btnx/tags/btnx-0.4.9/
svn co http://svn.ollisalonen.com/btnx-config/tags/btnx-config-0.4.8/
Next, do a simple cm&smi for each program.
cd btnx-0.4.9
./configure && make && sudo make install
cd ../btnx-config-0.4.8
./configure && make && sudo make install
Now that both programs are installed, you must first configure btnx using btnx-config. Start it as root using the command below or go to Applications > System Tools > btnx. Click "Detect Mouse and Buttons". You'll probably be able to figure it out from there.
gksu btnx-config
I have the middle thumb button on my MX1000 configured to activate the Rotate Cube plugin of Compiz. I have it configured as Button10 in Compiz and BUTTON_9 in btnx. Remeber: Compiz and many other programs start counting buttons at 1, but btnx starts at 0.
Update: There is a post on Ubuntu Forums about building btnx, too.
Update 2008-04-29 01:18: I've posted an update. New versions of btnx and btnx-config are available and so are debs for both 32-bit and 64-bit Ubuntu.
Update 2008-11-05 20:56: As Christopher pointed out, Btnx is useless in Intrepid. Olli, the author of btnx, remarks that the way btnx interacted with the kernel is no longer available, so all development on btnx has ceased. However, he says, evdev is able to recognize all of the buttons on the Logitech MX Revolution. Folks who might be willing to decode the cryptic xevents system and figure out how to assign mouse events to other keypresses and such should contact him.


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Everyone's been caught up in the sire storyline, but in tonight's mid-season finale, O Come, All Ye Faithful (EP409), there's plenty of other drama going on as well – and much of it involves Klaus. TVLine recently caught up with Joseph Morgan to talk about Klaus's take on Caroline, Tyler, and the way everyone is trying to play him this season. But does he have mixed feelings about Tyler's power grab?
TVLINE | Is there a part of Klaus that's a little proud of Tyler despite the fact that he's trying to take him down? Here's this hybrid he created and raised, so to speak, who's now grown up and is taking power.
That's a really interesting question. I have not been asked that before. I think possibly, yes. I would like to think so. It's a bold move and one that Klaus might make himself in that situation. I would like to think there is, but that doesn't mean he'll go any easier on Tyler when he does find out. But I like that idea very much!
And over at Zap2it, Joseph talks about how he enjoys the way his character has become increasingly complex:
"I do like it, because it's something different," he says. "Working with Candice [Accola] is wonderful, obviously, and I love exploring the great range that the writers have given Klaus this season. Last year, when they brought in Rebekah and the family, I was very pleased because it gave us a chance to see a new side of Klaus, to see the way he is with people he cares about, people he's close to. This is like that in that with a love interest, it's a whole new element to him to explore."
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As a Freshman in 2012: All-Pac-12 Conference ... All-Pac-12 Freshman Team ... competed in 121 sets, starting all 34 matches ... averaged 2.36 kills and 2.73 digs per set ... recorded eight double-doubles on the season ... tallied seven kills and eight digs in her collegiate debut against Saint Mary's (8/24) ... went 9-1-21 for a season-best .381 attach percentage at Hawaii (8/26) ... registered 12 kills and 19 digs for her first collegiate double-double at Penn State (8/31) ... recorded nine kills, five digs and four blocks in a win over then-No. 18 Florida (9/1) ... turned in a double-double versus Loyola (9/8) with 10 kills and 10 digs ... posted 13 kills to lead the team at Arizona State (9/30) ... registered her third double-double of the year with 14 kills and 13 digs in a win over then-No. 2 Oregon (10/5) ... went 12-0-29 for a career high .414 attack percentage versus USC (10/10) ... collected 21 digs in a five-set win over UCLA (10/12) ... tallied eight kills and 15 digs at Washington (10/19) ... finished with nine kills, seven digs and a career high five blocks at WSU (10/21) ... posted her fourth double-double with 10 kills and 14 digs to go with three blocks against ASU (10/26) ... led the team with 14 kills and 13 digs for her fifth double-double at OSU (11/2) ... tallied eight kills and four blocks in a sweep at No. 2 Oregon (11/4 ) ... recorded 10 kills, 12 digs and three blocks in a sweep over WSU (11/7) ... posted 12 kills and a career-high 31 digs, tying for the third-most in program history in a single match, against Washington (11/8) ... recorded a career high 15 kills to go with 22 digs at USC (11/15) ... tied her career high with 15 kills to go with nine digs and three blocks versus Colorado (11/21) ... hit .316 with nine kills, six digs and two blocks in the first round of the NCAA Tournament against Jackson State (11/30) ... posted eight kills, eight digs and three blocks against Western Kentucky in the second round ... recorded nine kills and 15 digs in the Regional Final loss to Michigan (12/8) ... named Pac-12 Freshman of the Week (11/5 & 11/12) and Defensive Player of the Week (11/12).
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Just 10% of Twitter users generate more than 90% of the content, a Harvard study of 300,000 users found.
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Researchers sent out millions of spam e-mails!Study shows how spammers cash in
By hijacking a working spam network, US researchers have uncovered some of the economics of being a junk mailer...
"The best way to measure spam is to be a spammer," wrote the researchers in a paper describing their work.
'distinct mental condition'Psychiatrist Dr. Jerald Block tells Wikinews about addiction to the Internet
'brains are sensitive'Internet use 'good for the brain'
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restoring the 'promise'Web censorship 'bypass' unveiled – "A tool has been created capable of circumventing government censorship of the web, according to researchers."
graphical interaction surfaceMulti-Touch Interaction Research
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research study...The Safety of Internet Search Engines
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