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The Offense
Probable Starter TJ Acree
The prospects at QB are many. We have some pure passers, some athletes can run and pass and all appear to have the toughness and determination to cut it as the Bronco QB. But they won't be Ryan Dinwiddie, at least not their first year, so how will the offense morph? This is the first unknown of many that we'll start to learn more about in a few weeks. But either way it rolls out, it will have a profound effect on what our receiver corps looks like next year.
Smashmouth football, what we're rumored to see a lot more of, requires receivers that can block and receivers that have the speed to break one in play action. We have both.
Short controlled passing game requires skilled receivers that aren't afraid to make catches in traffic, when they know punishment is coming. No one represents that skill set better than sophomore Tight End, Derek Schouman.
We know we have receivers to plug into last year's offensive scheme. TJ Acree, Lawrence Bady, and others made big plays last year and all showed great speed and toughness. We know that TE Derek Schouman was the most impressive true freshman we've seen play in many years and will anchor the starting TE position. But we know that this offense requires depth, lots of depth.
The Starters
Probable Starter Lawrence Bady
The Players, starting with the most likely candidates for the starting rotation:
Senior WR, TJ Acree (5'10 175lbs) – does he remind you of anyone? Small, fast, tough, great hands? He should be a lock for one of the starting wideouts after his performance in the Ft Worth Bowl. (8 catches for 150 yards and a TD). In a reserve role, TJ had 3 100 yard games and 7 receiving TD's last year. He was second behind Gilligan in receiving yards with 767. There is no doubt that he can produce in 2004 and his knowledge of the offense and downfield blocking skills will be all important with a new QB in the mix. I guess you'd call TJ our 'possession' receiver since he only averaged 14 yards per catch.
Senior WR, Lawrence Bady (5'11 190lbs) – Bady was third in receiving yards last season with 726 and was electric as a playmaker, averaging about 25 yards per catch. Speed to burn with no fear to elevate in traffic and make the catch. Like most of our receivers, he's about 6', so it takes that speed and leaping ability to make the play. A very determined player that will succeed, plus we love that huge 'fro.
Sophomore TE, Derek Schouman (6'2.5 225lbs) – Amazing kid. Fast, great hands and great balance. He took some monstrous hits without going down last year and was counted on for the clutch catch more than once. He always delivered, in spite of the few attempts he got each game. He averaged only about 2 catches a game, yet averages a TD every 4 catches. And he always delivered the big block when called upon. Looks like he could get called upon a lot more for that this next year if you believe the rumors of a stronger running game and ball control passing.
Likely starting TE Derek Schouman
The 2nd group of WR's:
This next group of receivers showed us enough to know that they'll figure out in the mix somehow:
Senior WR, Tony McPherson (6'.5 185lbs) – the big 'asterisk' going into 2004. Tony is a very gifted receiver that will be featured next year, IF he makes the grades. He's working hard in the off-season to do just that and the coaches are guardingly optimistic, but we cannot count on him returning. If we are lucky, we get a guy with loads of talent and speed and someone who was coming on strong towards the end of last season before being disqualified for the Ft Worth Bowl. His best game was a 4 reception/104 yd/1 TD game against Nevada. He's sporting over a 20 yards per catch average like Lawrence Bady.
Senior WR, Mark Onibokun (6'1 205lbs) – man, did the staff try hard to work this kid into the rotation last year. At 6'1" and over 200 lbs, he presents a target like few on the roster. And he's lightning fast (see a trend here?). Labeled a playmaker, the offense' complexities presented some issues for him last year that shouldn't be an issue this time around. One of the big wildcards coming in, could explode onto the scene in 2004.
Junior WR, Brett Ralph (6' 180lbs) – there was a big buzz around this transfer from Wyoming last year, but a concussion midway through the season, after working hard to get back into playing shape, cost him most of the minutes he needed to prove himself. A multi-sport athlete in Canada, he set records in the 100m, 200m and high jump and earned over 16 letters in 5 sports (football, baseball, track, basketball and golf) and was Canada's starting shortstop for Team Canada in the world championships. Was more of a possession receiver at Wyoming, averaging about 10 yards per catch as a true freshman.
SR Tony McPherson
Sophomore WR, Drisan James (5'11 180lbs) – the speedster from Phoenix, James caught 5 passes for 74 yards. He's very fast; in high school he was the conference champion in the 100m, 200m and high jump. He also was named to the Arizona Republic top 25 players in the state his senior year and the coaching staff feels that there is no limit to what James can produce.
Wildcards at WR
This last group of receivers are the dark horses, we've seen a bit of them in scrimmages, practices, and from comments from the outgoing seniors last year. Here's what we know about them.
Sophomore WR/RB, Quinton Jones (5'9 165lbs) – FAST. Ran a 10.6 100M in high school (Los Alimitos High School in Cerritos, California). Was also the 1st team all-CIF tailback for section 1, averaging almost 9 yards a carry. And if you know anything about high school football in the west, you know that Los Al plays in a league filled with D1 players. The staff is trying hard to find some PT for Quinton and we hope they do, he's a big play waiting to happen.
Junior Brett Ralph
Junior WR, Chrisean Christopher (6' 165) – the JC transfer red shirted last year after a stellar summer practice and scrimmage schedule. He seemed to make all the big catches in August' scrimmages. He comes from Jordan High School in Long Beach, California, and lettered in football and track. As a senior, he was named to the California Dream Team in football and was the Moore league 400M champion. We feel that the only reason he was red shirt last year was to put some weight on. At just over 6 feet, he was closer to 150 pounds than he was to 200. If he can come in at 180 or so this year, look out. And he showed some speed last summer, burning our starting DB's many times. Surprisingly, Chris Chris was the best looking WR of the JC Transfers heading into the season, but since he was the only one with a RS available, he sat. Expect big things from him this next season as he has had a year to get hungry.
Junior WR, Jason Murray (5'10 175lbs) – Transfered to Boise State from Sacramento State back in 02 and sat out due to NCAA transfer rules and found himself at the bottom of the totem-pole last year at WR. Originally was a CB, but moved to WR with the need for depth. Could be a candidate to move back to CB with the newfound depth at WR and potential need for DB's.
Sophomore WR, Jovan Hutchinson (5'11 175lbs) – out of Fairfax High School in Los Angeles, he was an all city selection his junior and senior years and received gold medal at the city track championships in the 4x100 and 4x400M relays. The outgoing receivers and DB's named him the player coming in that will surprise the most.
Freshman WR, Tyler Matheson (6'2 185lbs) – walked on the Bronco program last season from Oregon. Rangy, at 6'2" but needs some bulk. Reputation is fast and tough with good hands but we haven't seen it with our own eyes yet.
Senior WR, Jarret Horn (5'10 180lbs) – Local kid transfer/walk-on. Played mostly Special Teams last year and will probably find his way onto the field once again on Special Teams.
Senior Mark Onibokun
Junior WR, Josh Smith – (6'1 180lbs) incoming JC transfer that just signed out of Compton JC in California, where he caught over 70 passes for 1400 yards and 14 TD's. Played his high school ball in Lakeland, Florida and was named to the all state teams as a junior and a senior. Named to the Fabulous 5 team from Fox Sports Net. All state high jumper in track as well. Quite a buzz around this guy, we can't wait to see him in a Bronco uniform. Has a red shirt year to burn if needed but wants to come in and play now, which would really be saying something considering the talent ahead of him.
Freshman WR, Toshi Franklin (6'1 170lbs) – Incoming Freshman from Dos Pueblos High School in Goleta, California. Was a first team all-CIF player catching 54 passes for 954 yards and 9 TD's his senior year. At 6'1" he'll be one of the bigger targets but expects to redshirt.
The 'Other' Tight End
(Not a glamorous title, but let's face it, Schouman is the starter because he does everything better than the others, but they aren't chopped liver and will definitely contribute):
Senior TE, Andy Weldon (6'3 245lbs) – he caught but 3 passes last year and they had to work hard to get him those. He's a blocker first and a damn good one, but he does have decent enough hands to make the occasional catch. His ticket in 2004, however, will be as the #1 blocking back.
Eagle, ID Native Derek Schouman
Sophomore TE, Sherm Blaser (6'4 215lbs) – local all-state player that returned from his LDS mission last season and saw limited PT. Like many return missionaries, the first year back is tough. Look for a strong push from Sherm this year. Probably the #2 receiving TE on the squad. An interesting scenario exists if Cory Larsen, (below), works his way into the rotation. Sherm has a RS year available and could use time to focus on bulking up and blocking techniques. It is not out of the realm of possibility to see Blaser RS next season, if we can bare to let him sit for that long.
Sophomore TE, Cory Larsen (6'5 240lbs) – Transferred in from Oregon last year. Big and physical, (Oregon had him playing LB'r), he has the potential, but his speed and hands are unknown. As of right now, it would appear that he's head to head in the battle for the #1 blocking TE spot with Weldon, but if his hands are good he could vault past both Weldon and Blaser into the #2 spot.
Freshman TE, Ryan Putnam – (6'2 230lbs) we don't know much about Ryan, apart from the fact that he's a good blocker. In HS, he caught a few balls, but was primarily a blocking TE on a run-oriented team. The staff really worked hard to get him here so they certainly saw something that makes him valuable.
Freshman TE, Julian Hawkins (6'3 225lbs) – incoming freshman from Long Beach Poly High in California, his team was ranked 3rd in the nation his sophomore year. A playmaker at Poly, he stated he had fun "toying with safeties in high school." Has the size and speed to take over for Schou once he graduates. Likely to redshirt.
Freshman TE, Chris O'neill (6'3 210lbs) – incoming freshmen from Miramonte High in Moraga, California. Prolific pass-catcher in HS, needs to bulk up for D1 ball. Another redshirt for 2004.
Questions that need to be answered in Spring ball:
- With Tony McPherson not eligible, who moves into the #3 WR spot?
- Can Brett Ralph return to pre-mission form?
- Can Mark Onibokun live up to the hype he garnered last year?
- Can one of the three, (Hutchinson, James and Christopher) make a move for a key spot in the rotation.
- Can Quinton Jones make the move successfully from TB, or will he move yet again?
- Will a pecking order be created, and can a Florida All State player like Josh Smith come in and make his presence felt in the Summer?
- Can someone seperate from the pack at TE and become the number 2 TE behind local phenom Derek Schouman?


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A Band Called Death 2012
A truly revelatory piece examining an utterly obscure early 70s black punk rock band from Detroit. While not at all devoid of melody, Death's music is still a bone-crunching juggernaut, much like the best 70s punk. The band's story is at turns entertaining and inspiring (as is much punk is to me). This doc places Death into its long overdue proper historical context. Before there was Bad Brains, there was ... DEATH!!
The Sweetest Thing 2002
Can we institute a quarter-star rating?
The Great Dictator 1940
It's too bad the world didn't take this more to heart when it was first released. If more people had viewed Hitler as he truly was (and was depicted here) - a pathetic joke of a human being (though admittedly far more deadly in real life) - perhaps Chaplin's perfectly pitched parody would have been as prescient then as it turned out to be.
The Idiot 1951
Kurosawa's superb adaptation of Dostoevsky's classic novel is elegiacally rendered but usually cited by fans and critics as the master filmmaker's weakest work. Regardless of the near universal hatred hurled at the film, this transposition of Dostoevky's masterpiece from 19th century Russia to postwar Japan finds Kurosawa at his most deeply earnest and emotive.
Cry of the Banshee 1970
Not too bad, but it'd be more prudent to seek out Witchfinder General instead, with Price in a similar role boasting an incredible performance. Neither film really has anything to do with Edgar Allan Poe, FYI. Great opening credits - early work by Terry Gilliam.
Emmanuelle's Revenge 1993
This commits one big cardinal rule of sleaze cinema: it's boring. Well-shot and scored, but dull as a razor without the danger. Luigi Montefori aka George Eastman (get it?) can be entertaining when associated with class projects like Baba Yaga and Keoma (which he had a hand in writing and creating), but the D'Amato gigs wear thin. At least some of those are memorable gross-outs, but this film was just silly, not shocking. Dug the ending though. Not sure where this sits in the convoluted Emmanuelle film timeline, but it precedes D'Amato's own offshoot series starring Laura Gemser.
Blood of the Beasts 1949
Much like Cannibal Holocaust 4 decades later, this film succeeds immaculately at its goal - couching its grisly brutality in a patina of incongruously transcendent music and impressive photography. The sad difference emerges that Deodato, in order to make his point, filmed several real animals being killed in the name of his art. This was repellent enough, but the massive, excruciating slaughter depicted in Franju's film foresees today's factory farming juggernaut, in which we are all sadly complicit on one level or another.
Blood Brothers 1973
Chang Cheh and the Shaw Brothers come up with yet another winner - not their very best among the ones I've seen, but overall, a success nonetheless.
The Torture Chamber of Dr. Sadism 1967
Terrific little German gothic horror in the vein of early Margheriti. Lex Barker makes a fine stolid lead, Karin Dor is ravishing, and, as usual, even in a small role, Christopher Lee is outstanding.
The Red Headed Corpse 1971
Very disappointing semi-giallo.
A Woman Is a Woman 1961
... And Godard is Godard. This was from the period when he was at the height of his powers.

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An original concept and new intellectual property from Buena Vista Games, Spectrobes introduces two junior Interplanetary Patrol officers named Rallen and Jeena who learn of strange, prehistoric creatures called Spectrobes that possess special powers. These Spectrobes hold the key to defeating a vicious and merciless force, known only as the Krawl, that threatens to destroy the galaxy. The two heroes embark on a mission to save their galaxy – to do so they must excavate, awaken, train and collect all the Spectrobes they can and battle to defeat the Krawl. Developed in Japan, Spectrobes is a dynamic new anime-inspired action RPG franchise that uniquely combines characters, story and innovative gameplay for kids and audiences of all ages. Spectrobes allows players to excavate, train and battle with nearly 500 unique monsters — utilizing every interactive feature of the Nintendo DS
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This comprehensive study tracks more than 90 short-term state and local government investment pools that closely follow the guidelines of Rule 2a-7 for money-market mutual funds. It includes a state-by-state list of pools operating in 45 of the 50 states, asset totals, expense information, sponsor information, investment strategy, benchmarks used to evaluate performance, ratings, withdrawal guidelines and more.
1) Executive Summary
Introduction - History of Local Government Investment Pools
Pool Assets Soar
GIPs by Category
Pool Assets and Expenses
Pool Operations
2) Tables
Table 1: Asset Growth of 25 Largest Pools, ranked by Net Assets
as of Dec. 31, 2006
Table 2: Average Total Effective Fees by Pool Category
All Pools
Privately-Sponsored vs. Government-Sponsored Pools
Externally-Managed vs. Internally-Managed Pools
3) Pool Profiles
Section 1: Administration
Name of Pool
Pool Category: MMF, MMF Plus, Ultrashort Bond, Enhanced Cash, etc.
Pool Type: State, Private or County
Number of Participants
Participating Entities by Category
Marketing Agent/Distributor
Section 2: Pool Performance/Statistics
Net Assets in $millions
12-Month Net Total Return
Monthly Net Total Return for December 2006
7-Day SEC Yield
Weighted Average Maturity
Maximum WAM Allowed
Performance Benchmark(s)
Section 3: Pool Investments
Investment Objectives
Eligible Security Types
Prohibited Security Types
Diversification Limits
Valuation Method Used/Frequency
Section 4: Pool Expenses
Average Total Effective Fee in basis points
Expense Structure
Checking Availability
Additional Cash Management Options, if any
Section 5: Investments/Withdrawals
Deadlines for Same-Day Transactions
Transaction Options
Pool Instructions
Withdrawal Restrictions and Penalties
Section 6: Pool Resources
Contact Person
Telephone, FAX, e-mail Address
Pool Web URL
4) Footnotes for Pool Profiles
5) Pool List (Arranged Alphabetically by State) (page number before each pool name)
Page State Pool Name
1. AK Alaska Municipal League Investment Pool (AMLIP)
2. AZ Arizona Pool 5 LGIP
3. AZ Arizona Pool 7 LGIP-Gov.
4. AZ Arizona Pool 500 LGIP Core-Mix
5. AZ Arizona Pool 700 LGIP Core-Gov.
6. AR Arkansas Treasury Money Management Trust Fund
7. CA California Asset Management Program-Cash Reserve Portfolio
8. CA County of Fresno Treasury Investment Pool
9. CA Local Agency Investment Fund (LAIF)
10. CA Marin County Investment Pool
11. CA Orange County Educational Inv. Pool
12. CA Orange County Inv. Pool-MMF
13. CA Orange County Extended Fund
14. CA (Riverside) Treasurer's Pooled Investment Fund
15. CA Sacramento County Pooled Investment Fund
16. CA San Bernardino County Investment Pool
17. CA San Diego County Treasurer's Pooled Money Fund
18. CA San Luis Obispo County Investment Pool
19. CA San Mateo County Investment Pool
20. CA Solano County Treasurer's Investment Pool
21. CO Colotrust Prime
22. CO Colotrust PLUS+
23. CO Colorado Surplus Asset Fund Trust (CSAFE)
24. CT State Treasurer's Short-Term Investment Fund (STIF)
25. DE Delaware Local Gov't. Inv. Pool (DELGIP)
26. FL Florida Municipal Investment Trust Enhanced Cash Portfolio
27. FL Florida Municipal Investment Trust Intermediate High Quality Bond Fund
28. FL Florida Municipal Investment Trust 1-3 Year High Quality Bond Fund
29. FL Florida Municipal Inv. Trust Broad Market High Quality Bond Fund
30. FL Local Government Surplus Funds Trust Fund Pooled Account
31. GA Georgia Extended Asset Pool
32. GA Georgia Fund 1
33. ID Idaho State Treasurer Local Gov't. Investment Pool
34. IL The Illinois Funds - Money Market
35. IL The Illinois Funds - Prime Fund
36. IL Illinois Institutional Investors Trust-IIIT Portfolio Series
37. IL Illinois Metropolitan Investment Fund (IMET) Convenience Fund
38. IL Illinois Metropolitan Investment Fund (IMET) 1-3 Year Fund
39. IL Illinois Park District Liquid Asset Fund Plus (IPDLAF+)
40. IL Illinois School District Liquid Asset Fund Plus-Liquid
41. IL Illinois School District Liquid Asset Fund Plus-MAX
42. IA Iowa Public Agency Investment Trust (IPAIT) - Diversified Fund
43. IA Iowa Public Agency Investment Trust (IPAIT) - DGO Fund
44. IA Iowa Schools Joint Investment Trust (ISJIT) - Diversified Portfolio
45. IA Iowa Schools Joint Investment Trust (ISJIT) - DGO Portfolio
46. IA Iowa Schools Joint Investment Trust (ISJIT) – Diversified Plus Portfolio
47. KS State of Kansas Municipal Investment Pool
48. LA Louisiana Asset Management Pool (LAMP)
49. MD Maryland Local Government Investment Pool (MLGIP)
50. MA Mass. Municipal Depository Trust-Cash Portfolio
51. MA Mass. Municipal Depository Trust-ShortTerm Bond Fund
52. MI Mich. Liquid Asset Fund Plus Portfolio-Cash Management Class
53. MI Mich. Liquid Asset Fund Plus Portfolio-MAX Class
54. MN Minnesota Municipal Money Market Fund Program - 4M Liquid Asset Fund
55. MN Minnesota Municipal Money Market Fund Program - 4M PLUS Fund
56. MN Minnesota School District Liquid Asset Fund Plus-Liquid Class
57. MN Minnesota School District Liquid Asset Fund Plus-MAX Class
58. MN Magic Fund (Minn. Assoc. of Governments Investing for Counties)
59. MN MN Trust Investment Share Portfolio
60. MO Missouri Securities Investment Program-Money Market Series
61. MT Short-Term Investment Pool (STIP)
62. NE Nebraska School District Liquid Asset Fund Plus
63. NV Local Government Investment Pool
64. NJ New Jersey Asset and Rebate Management Program/NJ/ARM Joint Account
65. NJ State of New Jersey Cash Management Fund
66. NM New MexiGROW LGIP
67. NY New York Liquid Asset Fund (NYLAF)-Liquid Portfolio
68. NY New York Liquid Asset Fund (NYLAF)-MAX Portfolio
69. NC North Carolina Capital Management Trust: Cash Portfolio
70. NC North Carolina Capital Management Trust: Term Portfolio
71. OH State Treasury Asset Reserve of Ohio (STAR Ohio)
72. OK Oklahoma Public Schools Liquid Asset Pool (OLAP)
73. OR Local Gov't. Investment Pool/Oregon Short-Term Fund
74. PA Pennsylvania INVEST Community Pool
75. PA Pennsylvania INVEST Daily
76. PA Pennsylvania Local Government Investment Trust/ARM (Arbitrage Rebate Management Program)
77. PA Pennsylvania Local Government Investment Trust/PLGIT-Class Shares
78. PA Pennsylvania Local Government Investment Trust/PLGIT/I-Class Shares
79. PA Pennsylvania Local Government Investment Trust/PLGIT/PLUS-Class Shares
80. PA Pa. School District Liquid Asset Fund (PSDLAF)-Liquid Series
81. PA Pa. School District Liquid Asset Fund (PSDLAF)-MAX Series
82. SD South Dakota Public Funds Inv. Trust (FIT)-Gov't. Cash Reserve Fund
83. TN Local Government Investment Pool/State Pooled Investment Fund
84. TX LOGIC I-Liquid Asset Portfolio
85. TX Lone Star Liquidity Corporate Fund
86. TX Lone Star Liquidity Fund
87. TX Lone Star Liquidity Plus Fund
88. TX TexPool
89. TX TexPool-Prime
90. TX TexasDAILY
91. TX TexSTAR Cash Reserve Fund
92. UT Utah Public Treasurers Investment Fund (PTIF)
93. VA Commonwealth Cash Reserve Fund-CCRF Prime Portfolio, Series A (Instit.)
94. VA Commonwealth Cash Reserve Fund-CCRF Federal Portfolio, Series A (Instit.)
95. VA Commonwealth Cash Reserve Fund - SNAP Fund
96. VA Commonwealth of Virginia LGIP
97. WA Clark County Investment Pool
98. WA King County Investment Pool
99. WA Local Government Investment Pool (LGIP)
100. WA Spokane County Investment Pool (SCIP)
101. WV West Virginia Consolidated Fund-Cash Liquidity Pool
102. WV West Virginia Consolidated Fund-Enhanced Yield Pool
103. WV West Virginia Consolidated Fund-Gov't. Money Market Pool
104. WI Local Gov't. Investment Pool w/in the State Investment Fund (SIF)
105. WI Wisconsin Investment Series Cooperative (WISC)-Cash Management Series
106. WI Wisconsin Investment Series Cooperative (WISC)-Investment Series
107. WY Wyoming Government Investment Fund (WGIF) Liquid Asset Series
108. WY Wyoming Secured Investment Program (WYOSIP)
109. WY Wyoming State Treasurer's Asset Reserve program (WYO-STAR)


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Carla Spieldenner with AAA attended the Seneca County Agricultural Society's meeting Tuesday night. She stated the group wants to develop a community outreach program and is looking to be affiliated with the county fair happenings, whether to sponsor a day or an event.
After listening to several suggestions, board member Dave Hoover volunteered to meet with Spieldenner Wednesday to finalize AAA's involvement with the fair.
Fair board president Cal Staib submitted a letter proclaiming his intent to run for the vacant seat in State District 1.
A donation is being sought from North Central Electric Co-op's Peoples Fund toward construction of a new milkshake stand.
Next summer's fair dates have been set for July 22-29. Nightly grandstand events were determined: Sunday will be a tractor pull; Monday, horse races; Tuesday, a pig scramble; Wednesday, a horse pull; Thursday, a demolition derby and Friday, a rodeo. Saturday's event has not yet been confirmed. The entertainment committee was approved a budget of $20,000. Board members are to attend the state convention soon and expect to sign contracts with many entertainment groups.
Treasurer Bob Rainey reported all funds as of Nov. 30 contained $29,519. He also presented, and members accepted, the comparative report for 2010 to 2011 finances for publication.
Commissioner Jeff Wagner told the fair board the county has approved use of the Public Safety Building for fair use to house the flower show.
Recently deceased Jim Gabel and Lloyd Smith were recognized. Gabel had served for 44 years as a board member, and Smith had taken care of the restrooms during the fair and the flea markets.
In other matters, the board:
Tabled a decision on feeder calf vaccinations.
Approved Bob McClung, DVM, as Seneca County fair veterinarian.
Discussed radios for use during the fair.
Discussed golf carts for fair use and formed a committee to finalize needs.
Heard seasonal storage capacity in the buildings has been reached and members are turning away requests.
Agricultural Society members are to meet again at 7:30 p.m. Jan. 10.


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As beach season kicks into full gear, the race is on to look good in your swimsuit. No pain, no gain, we've all heard it. Maybe even said it, but experts say not so fast. You need to work out correctly to avoid injuries. They key word: stretching and starting your workout with the correct ones.
Lee Memorial Health System Exercise Specialist Heather Sines says that it is movement, stretches which means dynamic stretching, we see pro athletes do it all the time. Michael Phelps does it in the Olympics he moves his arms a lot, circles them, you can kick your legs you can do a little high knee stretching and you'll see runners do that before they run a race, with your body warmed up, you can hit weight training and follow with cardio. Heather suggests switching muscle groups and varying between treadmills, bikes and ellipticals for cardio.
There is one mistake trainers see all the time, it's not so much how people conduct their workouts it's how they end their workouts. Heather says that you always have to stretch at the end of every workout people make that mistake all the time, those prolonged, deep stretches are better saved for the end, not the beginning of your workout. They'll help you prevent injuries; your muscles do get tighter after you're done working out. If you stretch them you're not going to get as many hip or knee injuries.


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They are the first to be sent in to crime scenes too dangerous for human officers; their only defense is their training and their own animal instincts.
Three of Amarillo Police Department's finest have little protection against gunshots, stabbings and beatings with blunt objects. But that is soon to change.
Britnee Hicks, a 12-year-old Amarillo girl, is taking action.
Hicks saw a program on the Animal Planet TV channel about the dangers to K-9 units, as police department dogs are known, and how some departments protect the dogs.
The Gear
The K-9 body armor features:
Fully adjustable four-point hook and loop closures
A built-in, welded steel ring eliminates the use of a harness
Overlapping double coverage at shoulder area
Removable "Police K-9" flags on both sides
Removable department shoulder patch in center of dog's chest
She called the Amarillo K-9 unit and asked what measures they take to protect the three dogs on the force. The APD does not have a budget to acquire such things as body armor for the dogs, she was told. So Hicks started raising funds.
"I just wanted to do it," she said. "I want to get enough money for whatever they need."
Hicks began her one-girl mission three months ago. She put out poster boards and placed collection cans at local businesses and veterinary clinics.
Two weeks ago, she presented a check for $5,000 to Cpl. Clay Rolan of the K-9 Division.
"The K-9 Unit and the entire department is grateful for her efforts," Rolan said. "In keeping these dogs safe it in turn keeps us safer. Our safety sometimes depends on the dog and the well-being of the dog."
The three dogs are dual-purpose. They are trained to find and apprehend people and to detect narcotics.
Rolan's dog, Shilo-Mano, is a Dutch shepherd. The other two dogs are a German shepherd and a Belgian malinois.
With Hicks' check, three body-armor suits were ordered this week, Rolan said. He said there was a great need for the suits.
"They are trained to go in places first, to keep us safe," he said. "For instance, they are sent into buildings first to find a burglar. It is common for a burglar to use prying devices to enter a building and they will stab the dogs with a screwdriver or hit them with blunt objects.
"If the burglar is intent on hurting someone, the dog doesn't stand a real good chance. That is why the vest is vital for puncture resistance. They will provide enough protection until we can get there. Luckily, our dogs haven't yet received any life-threatening injuries."
The vests cost $900 each and must be custom-fitted to each dog. Rolan said they are adjustable, and they hope to continue using them when the three dogs retire.
The vests are bulletproof as well as stab-resistant. The three that were ordered are top-of-the-line, Rolan said.
"Matter of fact, they are substantially better than what we as officers wear."
Hicks also raised enough money to guard against the second-most likely danger for the dogs - sun-warmed vehicles.
Four $500 temperature-monitoring devices were ordered. The devices are installed in the K-9 vehicles and a pager is worn on the officer's belt. When the temperature rises to a hazardous level, the pager will go off so the dogs can be removed from the vehicle.
Hicks said she also wants to raise money for safety items such as door-release buttons and helmets for the dogs.
The door-release buttons enable officers to free the dog from the vehicle at the push of a button. For example, if a suspect flees a scene, the officer must chase the suspect on foot and has no time to free the dog to aid in the chase. Or if an officer is being beaten, the door-lock release will enable the officer to free the dog for immediate aid.
"I think it is just great for a 12-year-old to be concerned about such an issue," Rolan said. "If we had more 12-year-olds that were so caring and thoughtful, this would be a much better-off place."
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I didn't preorder The Conduit because I was on the fence of getting it, but it's getting good reviews and the online looks amazing. I called my local Gamestop and they told me that they will be getting copies of The Conduit this afternoon. He wasn't sure if there would be copies left for people who didn't preorder the game. Have any of you got the game at Gamestop with out preordering it?
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FORT MYERS, Fla. - It's not often six pitchers can work a game against the New York Yankees, and all of them can come away saying the made progress.
That's what Alfredo Aceves, Dennys Reyes, Jonathan Papelbon, Bobby Jenks, Hideki Okajima and Rich Hill could say after Monday's 2-1 Boston Red Sox win over the New York Yankees Monday.
Jenks pitched a scoreless sixth inning and got the win. His best achievement was in holding Curtis Granderson close enough to first so that catcher Jarrod Saltalamacchia could throw him out on a steal.
Aceves allowed one run in three innings, then acknowledged it did not carry the guarantee of a roster spot with an overload of candidates.
"That decision is out of my hands. I feel great, 100 percent and getting better,'' said Aceves, who had back problems at the end of his three-year stint with the Yankees.
"Obviously, it's a long season. We prepare for a long season.''
In other words, Aceves knows he may start off in Pawtucket. What happens down the road is anyone's guess.
His teammates like the fight in him, though.
"He's one of those guys that wants the ball. You want that on your team,'' third baseman Kevin Youkilis said.
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Reyes showed a sweeping breaking ball and pinpoint control of his slider. He has allowed one hit with three strikeouts in four scoreless innings this spring.
Speaking of scoreless innings, Hill's streak is now seven. The sidearming lelfty picked up a two-inning save with one-hit ball Monday.
"Those were his best two innings of the spring,'' Francona said.
The veterans delivered as well. Okajima allowed two hits in one inning, but no runs.
It came after he had begun the night, helping fellow Japanese pitchers Daisuke Matsuzaka and Junichi Tazawa raise money for Japanese disaster relief outside the ballpark.
About $4,600 was raised.
That left Papelbon, who had pitched poorly in his previous outing. He had a 1-2-3 fifth with one strikeout Monday, and his spring took a turn for the better.
You can talk about his splitter and his slider, but Pap has to control his fastball,'' Francona said.
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MARTINSBURG - Sunday afternoon's Hometown Heroes Salute celebration was a time for recognizing work that's already been done well, while also looking ahead to the future.
In addition to rewarding 167th Airlift Wing members for their deployments and celebrating family members who help make their military service possible, the ceremony also featured a presentation of the Air Force Outstanding Unit Award -as well as an announcement about the unit's new leadership.
Commander Col. Roger Nye said the future is "a little bittersweet" since he'll be retiring in the fall.
"And this is the last time I'll be able to have all the families together to say thank-you to them. Just seeing the kids playing here and the look of pride in our airmen's eyes is really a wonderful, powerful thing. It is very satisfying to see everyone so happy," Nye said before the ceremony got underway.
Before the event ended, it was also publicly announced that Col. Shaun Perkowski will be the incoming wing commander while Lt. Col. David Cochran will be the incoming vice wing commander.
The unit's national award was presented for "especially meritorious service" from Sept. 1, 2010, through Aug. 31, 2012, according to a citation that was read during the program.
During this period, the unit accomplished its mission of helping meet the nation's strategic airlift needs. At one point, it moved 4.3 million pounds of cargo in just 25 days. Airmen also "worked arm-in-arm with community members on two open houses, and showcased the base to 80,000 spectators and aviation enthusiasts" during the Thunder Over the Blue Ridge air show, the citation read.
Maj. Gen. James Hoyer, West Virginia National Guard adjutant general, said the award represents what the airwing stands for and its dedication to military service.
"You all are truly what this nation needs - a citizen soldier in the militia who steps forward, sacrifices and makes commitments. We can never thank you enough for the dedication and commitment you've made to this nation," Hoyer said.
Before concluding, Hoyer also recognized Nye's military career, saying, "I can't thank Roger enough for what he's done for this state and nation," while also predicting the incoming officials "will continue to move this wing forward."
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- UNESCO Director-General Koďchiro Matsuura today issued the following message
on the occasion of World Water Day, observed on March 22 each year:
"The United Nations General
Assembly in 1993 came up with a powerful incentive to make us all much more
aware of the vital need to preserve, to protect, and far more responsibly to use
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It's likely her injury and time-off training has affected her more than it seemed. However, the stumble on the 2Axel is just a lapse--her being a little "careless" as she admits during a post-SP interview.
It's likely her injury and time-off training has affected her more than it seemed. However, the stumble on the 2Axel is just a lapse--her being a little "careless" as she admits during a post-SP interview.
I was so happy to see Yuna competing again!
For her Sp, I loved, loved the first half. Her skating skill/spin seems to be improved and she was very fast and smooth on the jumps as usual. For the second half, she struggled bit on the landing on 2A (fully rotated) but she put it together after the mistake. It is indeed her first competition after the injury, and she only had one month to prepare for the competition. I would say, it was very successful comeback!
I have a very high expectation on her, and I am 110% satisfied by the choreo and the music cut. I bet in Sochi, if she's on and clean, this program has a potential to be epic. + I do hope that she can participate one more small or big competition before Sochi.
I just want to thank Yuna for the wonderful performance, once again. It's really good to have her back!
Is 2 months really enough time? She's not participating (at this time) in any other competitions prior to the Olympics after Zagreb, so that doesn't work in favor of her. You can argue that she's competed in enough tournaments already throughout her career, but this is the OLYMPICS season, and it's important to 1) test your programs out several times, and 2) get ready psychologically. Nothing preps your nerves as well as actually being in that rink and skating competitively.I agree that something seems a bit "off" but then again, she has time to refine the program. It's like last year, when she had a clean FS at Korean Nationals, but I didn't really feel anything special. But then at Worlds 2 months later, wow... I was so shocked.
Yes this is just the season debut and not expected to be perfect. She will be even better later in the season and she was already great today! Still I can't help but worry that her focus and intensity seems to be less than last season (could just be erroneous impression I get from far away)... but I think last year she was out to prove her comeback, and maybe that gave her more fire and focus. Now she seems a little distant. Might just be the injury and lack of stamina, that she might be tired.
^But the rest of the season is only a short 2 months...with no competitive polishing...
That was a lovely program. Not in her top form for sure, but still saw a glimpse of quintessential Yuna. The jumps and performance even made the dress look good.
Welcome to the forum, lilahozi. Thanks for joining us.
I also hope there will be some subtle changes to the choreography and expressions. This SP music has really grown on me, I like it a lot, but I feel like it lends itself to a sadder, nostalgiac interpretation (parting is sweet sorrow)...with bursts of wistfulness.
Hello, everyone! Long time lurker here making my first post. I was so looking forward to see what YuNa would put out this year after her injury. I loved this program, and I think she just needs a bit more time to grow into it. I do hope she changes that dreadful costume, though. Maybe ombre fade blue would be nice for this?
From Yuna Forum http://yunaforum.com/forum/index.php...ic=4884&st=580
"Double Axel is the easiest jump but I was up in the air in an untimely manner and my body tilted backwards and missed out on landing motions. I was concentrating but perhaps little bit careless at that very moment. I'll make sure I don't repeat the same mistake tomorrow."
"Not only the size of the rink but the ice surface was quite different, so I had difficult time getting used to it. I'll have to double check on this tomorrow."
"I and the designer discussed together the designing process and tried to make a costume that is suitable to the program. But I'll continue to modify if there are any shortcomings."
Personally I love her new SP, the choreo is beautiful. I hope the changes she'll make to the dress will include also changing the colour. Lime/yellow doesn't suit her as well as other colours. I think it would be good for Yuna to participate in one more international competition before Olympics. It's really a pity that she had to skip the GP.
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The Parks Field American All-stars went 5-0 last week to win the 2014 South Carolina Dixie Youth Majors (11-12) District 7 Championship.
Parks Field defeated the Pepperhill/Wescott All-stars 6-0 Saturday in the championship game of the District 7 tournament held at Wescott Park.
Two Parks Field pitchers combined for a no-hitter. Jacob Church threw five innings of the championship but couldnt finish the game because he had met the 13-inning limit on the hill. Jordan Loving came in for the final inning and secured the shutout.
Camden Rossa had the key hit for Parks Field, a double that drove in three runs.
Parks Field also defeated Parks Circle/Northwood, Carolina League and Moncks Corner en route to claiming the title. Ladson and Hanahan also participated in the tournament.
These kids represented Parks Field and the Summerville community well, Parks Field Majors Manager Brian Loving said. They really jelled during that tournament. It was a solid all-around performance with everyone on the team contributing. Players stepped up when we needed them to. They are playing together as a team better than any team I have ever seen.
Parks Field advances to play in the South Carolina Dixie Youth Majors Tournament in Florence. There, 12 teams will vie for the Majors state championship. As the District 7 runner-up, Pepperhill/Wescott also advances.
Parks Fields winning streak was in danger Friday night when the Summerville team faced Moncks Corner. However, center fielder Michael Collins came through with some clutch plays to help Parks Field pull out another victory. Collins made an outstanding catch to end a Moncks Corner threat and ripped a double down the third-base line to plate two runs in the seventh inning.
Church, Loving, Matthew Duncan and Ethan Shaw all pitched for Parks Field during the tournament. Jennings Fowler was the catcher for every inning.
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CommView for WiFi is a program for capturing traffic on 802.11a/b/g networks
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CommView for WiFi is a special edition of CommView designed for capturing and analyzing network packets on wireless 802.11a/b/g networks. CommView for WiFi gathers information from the wireless adapter and decodes the analyzed data. With CommView for WiFi you can see the list of network connections and vital IP statistics and examine individual packets. Packets can be decrypted utilizing user-defined WEP or WPA-PSK keys and are decoded down to the lowest layer, with full analysis of the most widespread protocols. Full access to raw data is also provided. Captured packets can be saved to log files for future analysis. A flexible system of filters makes it possible to drop unnecessary packets or capture the essential packets. Configurable alarms can notify the user about important events such as suspicious packets, high bandwidth utilization, or unknown addresses. CommView for WiFi includes a VoIP module for in-depth analysis, recording, and playback of SIP and H.323 voice communications. CommView for WiFi features full decoding of the following protocols: ARP, BCAST, BGP, BMP, CDP, DAYTIME, DDNS, DHCP, DIAG, DNS, EIGRP, FTP, G.723, GRE, H.225, H.261, H.263, H.323, HTTP, HTTPS, ICMP, ICQ, IGMP, IGRP, IMAP, IPsec, IPv4, IPv6, IPX, HSRP, LDAP, MS SQL, NCP, NDS, NetBIOS, NFS, NLSP, NNTP, NTP, OSPF, POP3, PPP, PPPoE, RARP, RADIUS, RDP, RIP, RIPX, RMCP, RPC, RSVP, RTP, RTCP, RTSP, SAP, SER, SIP, SMB, SMTP, SNA, SNMP, SNTP, SOCKS, SPX, SSH, TCP, TELNET, TFTP, TIME, TLS, UDP, VTP, WAP, WDOG, YMSG, 802.1Q, 802.1X. CommView for WiFi is a helpful tool for WLAN administrators, security professionals, network programmers, or anyone who wants to see the full picture of their WLAN traffic. This application requires a compatible wireless network adapter.
What's new in current version
A completely reworked protocol decoder: more supported protocols and a summary for each packet.
Pentium 4 or higher, 1 Gb RAM, 30 Mb HDD
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if you have questions or issues regarding this product.
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The fact that this recipe even exists… it's sort of a miracle.
|You see, I'm one of those people that hate fruitcake. It's not that I buy into mass "ew!" hysteria (I love broccoli and Brussels sprouts, for instance!), it's that I find glaceed / candied fruit to be one of the nastiest things on the planet. I mean, right up there with Velveeta. Gross.
Then, there is the "gluten free" issue.
As I mentioned in my recipe for an Easy way to make French Macarons, I am NOT a fan of anything that uses fake flours to make a regular recipe into a gluten free recipe. I'm a major "Gluten Free" Snob, and pretty much stick to treats that are inherently gluten free, such as coconut macaroons, Pavlova, and French Macarons.
I've just always found anything made with the fake flours to be nasty, both in taste and texture.
You may be asking yourself, right about now, WHY I created this recipe. Well, I'll tell you – painkillers!
I really hate taking painkillers, as they make me feel really gross. I have to be in really rough shape to even consider it – and making tamales this weekend really beat me up. When I couldn't move my arm/shoulder without screaming pain for a few hours, I finally caved in.
45 minutes later, I was sorta woozy and craving fruitcake. Yes, I know – I *HATE* the stuff.
So, I did what one would expect an ADD, creative baker with gluten allergies to do when high as a kite – I designed a gluten free recipe, and
demanded nicely asked my husband to drive me shopping for the ingredients I would require.
I chopped the fruit and soaked them in booze overnight, looking forward to baking them the next day.
OH. WOW. These are amazing! I mean, amazing-amazing, not "amazing – for a gluten free cookie". The substitution of dried fruits for glaceed, the Southern Comfort… it just created this vivid palette of flavor, which *completely* hid any gluten-free nastiness! With so much texture from the fruit and nuts, the cookies COMPLETELY lack any of the weird texture issues I have with normal gluten free cookies.
These were so fabulous, my not-stuck-in-gluten-free-hell husband LOVES them. A few days later, and I'm already putting on a second batch! So good!
We used a mix of raisins, cranberries, cherries, apricots, and pineapple, but you can use a combination of whatever dried fruit you love. Oh, and don't worry about buying too much – not only will you want to put on another batch once you try these… but I'll be posting a recipe for gluten free fruitcake tomorrow!
For a HUGE variety of dried fruits, there's no beating Nuts Online. Apples, blackberries, cantaloupe – so much variety! Just go for the more natural, chewy type dried fruit. Banana chips, freeze dried, etc – they won't work as well.
Gluten Free Fruit Cake Cookies Recipe
(This makes about 20-24 LARGE cookies… probably a good idea to double the recipe!)
1 lb (About 3 cups) mixed dried fruit*
1 cup Southern Comfort **
1/4 cup butter
1/4 cup dark brown sugar
2 eggs
Finely grated zest of 1 lemon
Finely grated zest of 1 orange
1 cup gluten free all-purpose "flour"
1/2 tsp. baking soda
1 tsp. ground cinnamon
1/2 lb. pecans, chopped
A day or two before baking the cookies, chop dried fruits into pieces, mix in Southern Comfort, and cover.
Preheat oven to 325F. Line baking sheets with parchment paper, or coat well with baking spray. Strain dried fruit mixture, leaving it in your sieve to drain while you prepare the rest of the cookie batter.
Cream butter and sugar until light and fluffy. Add eggs and zests, continue beating until eggs are fully incorporated and mixture is once again smooth and fluffy.
In a separate bowl, combine flour, baking soda, and cinnamon. Add most of it (reserve about 1/4 cup) to the butter & sugar mixture, beat gently until well combined.
Add strained fruit to the reserved flour mixture, toss well to coat the pieces (to separate them a bit). Add coated fruit and pecans to the cookie batter, mix well.
Use a tablespoon, cookie scoop, or small ice cream scoop to drop rounded spoonfuls of the batter onto prepared baking sheets. Bake for 15-20 minutes, until golden brown. Allow to cool on sheets for 5 minutes or so, before gently transferring to baking racks to finish cooling.
Once cookies are cool, keep them stored in airtight containers. Much like actual fruitcake, these tend to get even better with age!
* Although I've been a happy repeat customer for years, I am required by FTC law to disclose: Nuts Online actually gifted me a few ingredients for the development of some recipes several months ago. I would never in a million years recommend a company that I wasn't thrilled with. It was my history as a BIG FAN of theirs, that prompted me to work with them in this manner in the first place. I receive no compensation for this endorsement – I just love em!
** If you're not a fan of Southern Comfort, use Jack Daniels, Rum, or Brandy. Also, add a pinch each of cloves and nutmeg – it'll work fabulously with these other spirits.
Entering this recipe in the Food Bloggers of Canada "Christmas in July" Cookie Contest!


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Steeler Nation: In Crisis
September 28, 2009 - John Mehno
You remember how Bill Cowher used to talk about the thin line between losing and winning in the NFL?
The Steelers are on the wrong side of that line these days, which is why they've lost two games in the final seconds after winning their first game that way. People want to make more of this than they need to. There are two or three plays every game that are swinging things the wrong way. Start making those plays again, and the results will be positive. Miss field goals, and shy away from short yardage situations, and you lose. It's not complicated.
Meanwhile, the Pirates go 3-22, then take three of four from the Los Angeles Dodgers, one of the best teams in the league. Good news for the crew in the visiting clubhouse, because they don't have to clean up after a clinching celebration. Instead, it's a quiet end to a bad season.
Update on the Guess How Many Games The Pirates Will Win Contest:
There are three entrants still alive: Lisa, Alan and Erik. The winner will be announced after the end of play this Sunday.


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As long as you need! Your access never expires, so you can come back again and again.
Ask your questions in our online classroom and you'll receive instructor feedback. Your fellow students are also likely to jump in and offer advice from their experiences.
You are wise to be careful when working with hot oil! Jenny shares some safety tips for frying in oil, whether it's in a tabletop fryer or a pot on the stove. If you're rather try the healthier, baked doughnuts, all you need is a doughnut pan. No frying oil needed.


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Council members to hear life coach
Peggy Furr, a trainer for Amarillo college's Workforce Development Division, will be guest speaker at the July 20 meeting of the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce Women's Council.
The meeting is open to the public and will be at noon July 20 in the Wellington Room. Reservations are required and must be called in to the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce, 373-7800, by 5 p.m. Thursday. Cost of the lunch is $10.
Furr will present "Personal Coaching for Winning at Life," according to information in a news release from the council.
She will discuss how coaching helps people transform their careers and their lives, giving some examples from her own experiences. Furr is a certified Living Your Vision personal and professional transformation coach. She facilitates both individuals and groups in enhancement of effective professional and personal life skills.
Furr's experiences include working as a certified financial planner and stockbroker for 10 years and editing a national trade publication.
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The probability per unit time of detecting planets by searching for transits is proportional to r^-3/2, where r is the orbital semimajor axis. Thus transits of inner planets are highly favored over outer planets. However the probability of recognizing a transit in the presence of noise is a function of the energy of a single transit (defined as the square of the amplitude multiplied by the duration), the number of transits, and the characteristics of the noise. Because the transit duration increases as r^1/2, the effective search space can encompass a wide range of orbital distances. An examination of the interplay of these factors in finding planets in the presence of realistic stellar noise and a sketch of mission capable of finding planets over a wide range of planetary orbital distances is presented. We find that missions to find hundreds of planets at least as big as Mars with orbital distances from near the Roche limit to many AU appear feasible with sufficiently powerful onboard processors.
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Take photos of books for ISO test so we can easier compare it to other models
Does it really have a bulb mode??
You are the only review site to suggest it does…
this particular lens seems to be unsharp at the right side, at least visible in the 12mm shots.
also dpreview's sample had the same issue. i hope not all lenses have this problem.
btw, none of the links to the RW-files seem to work.
Very detailed review! Lumix GM1 seems to be a decent bet. But is it really unsharp at the right side? Any other know issue?
hello, in the gx7 review you rated it's image quality for maximum 5 stars
yet, despite the same sensor and image processor gm1 gained "only" 4,5 stars
so i was wondering do you consider it's image quality to be worse (referring to gx7) in terms of noise, dynamic range etc.?
Does anyone respond to the comments? Couple of great comments above but no replies from the editors. Particularly the bulb question and the image quality rating vs. gx7. Looking forward to some feedback on those. Thanks!
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HP ProBook 4740s (B0Y81EA)
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Bulk'o'media. A large, glare-free screen fused with solid workmanship and good application performance plus a midrange graphics card from AMD for the occasional game and business-ambitioned input devices. Will the ProBook accomplish the balancing act between business and multimedia?
Source: Notebook.cz CZ→EN
Single Review, online available, Medium, Date: 10/25/2012
AMD Radeon HD 7650M: Based on the same chip as the Radeon HD 6650M but with slower core clock. 480 Shader and 128 bit DDR3 interface.
Non demanding games should be playable with these graphics cards.
» Further information can be found in our Comparison of Mobile Graphics Cards and the corresponding Benchmark List.
2450M: Dual-core processor based on the Sandy Bridge architecture with an integrated graphics card and dual-channel DDR3 memory controller. The CPU is clocked at 2.5 GHz (Turbo Boost 2.8-3.1 GHz) and the GPU at 650 (1300 MHz Turbo).» Further information can be found in our Comparison of Mobile Processsors.
This large display size is used for laptops which are mainly intended for an use on a desk.
Large display-sizes allow higher resolutions. So, details like letters are bigger. On the other hand, the power consumption is lower with small screen diagonals and the devices are smaller, more lightweight and cheaper.» To find out how fine a display is, see our DPI List.
3.07 kg:
This weight is representative for typical laptops with a 14-16 inch display-diagonal.
HP: The Hewlett-Packard Company, founded 1935, commonly referred to as HP, is a technology corporation headquartered in California, United States. HP specializes in developing and manufacturing computing, storage, and networking hardware, software and services. Major product lines include personal computing devices, enterprise servers, related storage devices, as well as a diverse range of printers and other imaging products. Other product lines, including electronic test equipment and systems, medical electronic equipment, solid state components and instrumentation for chemical analysis. HP posted US $91.7 billion in annual revenue in 2006, making it the world's largest technology vendor in terms of sales. In 2007 the revenue was $104 billion, making HP the first IT company in history to report revenues exceeding $100 billion. Market share regarding sales of personal computers in 2007 (market research IDC): HP 18.9 %, Dell 16.4 %, Acer 9.9 %, Lenovo 7.5 %, Apple 5.7 %
82%: This rating should be considered to be average. This is because the proportion of notebooks which have a higher rating is approximately equal to the proportion which have a lower rating.
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Fort LeBoeuf steals show at Maplewood Invitational
GUYS MILLS -- Crawford County has plenty of girls volleyball tradition.
On Saturday, however, two Erie powerhouses put on a show in the championship match of the prestigious Maplewood Invitational for the third straight year.
After falling in the first game 30-28, Fort LeBoeuf rallied to win the next two games 25-14, 15-8 to beat McDowell and cap a talent-heavy tournament at Maplewood High School.
"This tournament was a very good mental challenge for the girls," Fort LeBoeuf coach LeAnn Johnson said. "They struggled at times and missed serves, and typically that happens as the day goes on and they get tired. However, they were missing serves early on but they fought through it. I was very happy how we turned it around against McDowell and played intense (volleyball) each point of the second and third games."
Fort LeBoeuf, which is the No. 1 Class AA team in the state, is one of the tallest teams in District 10 and hasn't seen many teams with similar height.
That is, until McDowell made the championship with a huge 25-18 win over red-hot Maplewood.
The front lines of the Trojans and Bison battled throughout their showdown, trading hard spikes and big-time blocks.
"We knew we had to swing high to avoid their blockers," Fort LeBoeuf hitter Larissa Cass said. "We also had to jump high on defense because they were swinging hard."
Cass and Jolene Young each had nine kills, while Kaley Fucci had 10. Abby Rose dished out 34 assists and Courtney Oberlander continues to have a big year in replacing Allania Banta at libero with 13 digs.
Fort LeBoeuf and McDowell met in the championship for the third straight year. The Bison beat the Trojans two years ago before falling last year.
"This whole tournament gave me a list of things we need to work on before the playoffs," Johnson said. "There were just little situations we could have handled better.
"I was happy with the way the girls fought through some mental errors and it was great to see some teams we might see in the playoffs. We might see Wilmington or Grove City, and we had some tough games to get through against Cambridge Springs and McDowell."
McDowell had a tough road to the championship match as the Trojans had to beat District 9 powerhouse Bradford in the quarterfinals before edging Maplewood. The road to the championship was a familiar one for Fort LeBoeuf. The Bison defeated short-handed General McLane 25-14 in the quarters before getting past Cochranton 25-20. McLane is playing without standout hitter Maureen Nkomo and recently lost Michelle Jahn to an ankle injury.
The tournament also included potential playoff teams Wilmington, Grove City, Corry and Cambridge Springs. It was the second week in a row Fort LeBoeuf battled in a tough tournament; the Bison traveled to the Southern Lehigh tournament last week.
"We are still working on some things and gaining confidence as we go," Cass said. "We knew we had to pick up the intensity against McDowell and we are trying to get better every match."
TOM REISENWEBER can be reached at 870-1707 or by e-mail. Follow him on Twitter at twitter.com/ETNreisenweber. Read the Varsity blog for video highlights at GoErie.com/blogs/varsity and post comments.