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636 – 29 Ave SW, Calgary AB, T2S 1P0
Phone: (403) 287-4106 http://glencoe.org
CONDITIONS The competition is open to all athletes born in 1997 or later (U16), or 1994 or later (U19), who are members in good standing with their provincial or territorial association. The competition will be conducted under the official rules of Badminton Canada and the Badminton World Federation.
All players must have paid the Badminton Canada Champions Club fee to play. The champions Club fee can be paid at the time of entry or online at the http://badmintoncanada.tournamentsoftware.com/sport/tournament.aspx?id=757C857F-104A-46F4-BF86-3CFAC1DED698
Chairperson - Beth Richardson email@example.com (403) 287-4106
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REGISTRATION Friday 9:00am - Noon
Friday, March 1st: Opening rounds 9:00am
Saturday, March 2nd: Continuation of play 9:00am
Sunday, March 3rd: Continuation of play 9:00am / Finals 10:00am
EVENTS Events will be held in singles, doubles and mixed doubles for U16 and U19.
Consolations will be held for all competitors defeated in their first round match of the main event. It will be the responsibility of each athlete to notify the draw desk, within 30-minutes of their opening round defeat.
Consolation rounds offered time permitting
SHUTTLES Official shuttle will be the Black Knight 6800 feather shuttle. Shuttles will be provided for all matches
ENTRY FEE $90.00 (includes shuttles, souvenir, and complimentary meal). Online payment is required at time of online registration
ENTRY DEADLINE Badminton Canada will be utilizing the Badminton Tournament Planner software allowing athletes to enter on-line
The entry deadline is Friday February 15h, 2013 at 11:59pm PST. Unpaid entries will not be included in the draws. LATE ENTRIES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.
Entries received via mail, fax or regular email will not be accepted.
PRIZES Medals will be awarded to the winners and finalists of each main round event. Merchandise for consolation winners.
SEEDING Will be provided by Badminton Canada tournament seeding committee
RULES The 21- Rally Point scoring format will be utilized. Three-minute warm-up and 10 minute default will be strictly enforced. The use of protective eyewear is strongly recommended during play.
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220 – 4 Avenue SW, Calgary, AB T2P 0H5 (403) 290-7878
Standard Accommodation - $109/night
Two bedroom suite - $139/night
Centrally located, only blocks from Chinatown, 5 minute drive from The Glencoe Club. Mini-fridge in all rooms. Parking is an additional $25.00 on Thursday and 8.00 per day Fri/Sat.
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Thanks, I also like to edit videos and put them onto YouTube. Would that setup be good for that too? I may eventually get into streaming Xbox 360 games live or capturing video from my 360 as well. Also other than Starcraft 2 and Diablo 3, the only other game I have interest in playing right now is Team Fortress 2.
It should work well for that as well. Going with a quad-core processor instead of the dual-core in your initial plan will help quite a bit with video editing and encoding.
What graphic card in the 100 to 200 range would recommend for an system running an q6600 quad core 2.4ghz and 8 gigs of memory with windows 7?
I'm looking for the top or mid one that would not slow down due to the older processor.
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You can buy the Sportage in a two-wheel drive or part-time four-wheel drive. Both are available in the two trim levels, Sportage and Sportage EX.
With the sports utility look, the Sportage has a wide front grille and boxy design. The front bumper is large; there are clear-lens headlights and tail lights and a stainless steel muffler. Powered by a 130hp, 2.0-liter, dual overhead cam engine with fuel injection, the 16-valve engine has127 ft.-lb. of peak torque at 4,000rpm.
My test model came with a five-speed manual transmission, but a four-speed automatic transmission is optional. Kia has augmented the transmission in all four-wheel-drive models with a two-speed transfer case for off-road use.
The 11.10-inch vented front disc brakes are fitted with large calipers and the rear drum brakes are 10.23 inches. The computer-controlled four-wheel ABS is optional.
I used the Sportage to haul boxes and found the 25.8 cubic feet of cargo space adequate. When the rear seat is folded down, there is 55.4 cubic feet of space.
The Sportage has a tilt steering wheel and large, easy-to-read gauges and controls. There are large air conditioning vents on the dash. The cupholder is designed for various sizes of containers.
The factory-installed AM/FM/CD audio system has six speakers, including dash-mounted tweeters. The rear speaker enclosure is a two-way unit.
New this year are a driver's foot rest and a sliding armrest in the center console, which can be locked in the forward position. The armrest is adjustable and has a storage space.
The Sportage has dual airbags and an exclusive driver-side knee airbag. A leather upholstery package is available with full-leather seat coverings. There are large garment hooks for carrying clothing.
I found that opening the back cargo area involved having a hand free to release the lock on the spare tire carrier. Once released, the tire assembly swings easily away to the left, and provides a wide opening to the cargo area. To put the spare tire assembly back in place, you have to release the lock again and move it in place.
Child-safety door locks on the rear doors are standard on all Sportages.
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The Sportage has standard power door locks, power windows, dual remote power mirrors, rear window defroster, variable intermittent windshield wipers, tachometer, and digital clock.
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Lefty reliever Stetter appears likely to make Brewers' roster
Phoenix — Mitch Stetter became a forgotten man last year, at least as far as the Milwaukee Brewers were concerned.
A key part of the bullpen as a left-handed specialist in 2008 and 2009, Stetter was optioned to Class AAA Nashville two weeks into the season, then recalled for a couple of weeks in May before returning to the minors.
Stetter hoped to be recalled in September when rosters were expanded but was not summoned.
"It was tough," Stetter admitted. "It did hurt. You obviously want to get called up. At the same time, I understood their part of it.
"I think if they were in the playoff race, I would have been called up. It gave me a little incentive to try to get better and prove I'm still a good pitcher."
Stetter, 30, has done exactly that this spring and now appears certain to make the Brewers' bullpen out of camp. Manager Ron Roenicke said the team will break camp with four starting pitchers and eight relievers because a fifth starter isn't needed until April 6 against Atlanta.
With eight relievers, the Brewers have the luxury of carrying Stetter as a second lefty in addition to Zach Braddock.
"He's got a good chance (to make the club)," said Roenicke. "When you carry eight relievers, you can have that left-handed specialist."
When Stetter was sent to Nashville, he was told that he would be used for full innings, facing right-handed batters as well as lefties. He also was working on a new, lower arm slot at the suggestion of then-pitching coach Rick Peterson, so there was a lot to process all of a sudden.
"They started using me as a regular reliever for full innings, which I hadn't done for four or five years," said Stetter, who posted a 6.86 earned run average in 41 outings with Nashville. "I started facing more righties. I think I do better late in the game with the game close and facing lefties.
"I was doing OK, then I gave up seven runs in one game. My ERA went from 3.00 to 8.00. That kills you. After that, it was tough mentally. It was a struggle.
"I was trying to get back to what I was doing before at the start of spring training last year. With a new pitching coach, I changed a couple of things. After I got sent down, I asked to go back to doing what I was doing before, coming from over the top more.
"It was a learning experience. I do want to do better against righties. I think that's going to benefit me."
Stetter, who has posted a 2.25 ERA in five spring appearances, was a key part of the bullpen when the Brewers went to the playoffs in 2008, going 3-1 with a 3.20 ERA in 30 appearances.
In 2009, he appeared in 71 games for the Brewers, posting a 3.60 ERA with 44 strikeouts in 45 innings. Stetter held opponents to a .216 batting average and stranded 53 of 67 (79.1%) inherited runners.
But Stetter became a victim of other machinations with the pitching staff last season. When Jeff Suppan came off the disabled list April 15, Stetter was the odd man out. He returned May 9 when LaTroy Hawkins went on the DL but struggled in seven appearances (18.00) and was sent back to Nashville.
Now, with another opportunity to re-establish himself, Stetter is determined to make the most of it.
"I tried to look at the positives, at what I've done in the big leagues," he said. "I think I'm a successful pitcher. Late in the game, when we need a big out, I think I can be the guy. I did it in '08, when it was me and (Brian) Shouse out there as the lefties.
"With the starting rotation getting revamped, I think they'll go deeper into games. The situational role is going to be more important.
"I think there's a pretty good chance this can be a playoff team. I've pitched in the playoffs. I think I can be very valuable to the team. I hope they give me a chance to prove it."


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|Poet NANCY PETERS HASTINGS was born in Lincoln, Nebraska, and lived with her family in the Bridgeport, Nebraska, area until moving to DeWitt, Nebraska, where she attended grade school and high school. She attended the University of Nebraska Lincoln, where she earned a Master's Degree in English in 1977, and a second Master's in Classical Greek in 1985. She has worked as an artist-in-the schools in Nebraska since 1975, earning the title of "Master Artist" from the Nebraska Arts Council. Ms Hastings is the author of A Quiet I Carry With Me (A Slow Tempo Press, 1994). Her work has appeared in Poetry, Puetro Del Sol, Prairie Schooner, Commonweal, Pebble, and other literary magazines. Her early poems use Nebraska as a prominent landscape. She founded Whole Notes, a small literary magazine in 1984, and continues to edit it. She twice received the Leonard Randolph Small Press Award for Whole Notes (1986 & 1987). She is an approved artist for the National Endowment for the Arts' "Artist-in-the-Schools/Communities Program" in Nebraska, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming. In 1995 she received a Fellowship to the White River Writers' Conference at Lyon College. She lives in Las Cruces, New Mexico.


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I get annoyed by a lot of the repeat posts and questions that I think are obvious, but I also realize this is a birthboard and 5,000 "is it ok to have a second shower," "will lunch meat hurt my baby" and "I'm 4 weeks and just felt my first kick!" are going to happen. One second of researching BBC and birthboards will tell you this!
Complaining about it or being shocked by it is as silly as going to Walmart and be shocked there's only one lane open, or going to a carnival and being stunned by the number of workers with camel toe and no teeth! Or being shocked Ricky Martin is gay! Come on!!!
I'm not a grammar snob (well, I am in my head, but don't call folks out because the moment I do someone will discover I'm not perfect), but i find it ironic to tell folks they should research, yet clearly someone didn't reasearch "it's" and "its." see, we all make boo-boos!
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I just have to say that I've spent the past 30 minutes just reading the comments on this post -- and I've had many-a-laffs.
A bunch of hormonal pregnant women (I mean this in the best way possible, haha, I am one) commenting on a controversial post. Very entertaining!
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As a person who has lost 3 pregnancies, every pregnancy I freaked out and "Dr Google" can be scarey at times, so asking on a birth board about kicks and other pregnancy related questions can really help ease a person's mind. Just wanted to throw that out there to you OP. Some people may worry for a reason.
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Brownie, I have stopped using google ever(except for finding food porn) because google scares the shit out of me.
Every time I search symptoms, I have some weird flesh-eating disease mainly found in pigmy monkeys in South America. Or a parasite that's going to eat my brain. Or I'm going to die. Google says I'm going to die A LOT.
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Married to my best friend. angel baby 12/09. Mommy with Gold Tatas to Mocha Muffins River 2010 and Aaron 2013
she bangs, she bangs wasn't a fraud. she was just banging someone besides ricky martin. lol
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In all of the universe there is only one person with your exact charateristics. Just like there is only one person with everybody else's characteristics. Effectively, your uniqueness makes you pretty average.
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Another church has decided to cut ties with Exodus International, a ministry well-known for its efforts to help homosexuals.
Willow Creek Community Church made the decision to split from the group as early as 2009, although news that the megachurch had left Exodus International's network did not surface until late last month.
Willow Creek director of pastoral care Scott Vaudrey said the decision came during "a season of reviewing and clarifying some of our affiliations with outside organizations."
Watch CBN News Reporter Mark Martin's report, including interviews with Exodus President Alan Chambers and Regent psychology professor Mark Yarhouse.
But Alan Chambers, president of Exodus International, said Willow Creek's departure is evidence of a "disappointing trend" in the Christian community, with churches and other groups shying away from controversial issues -- like homosexual outreach.
"There are Christians who believe like one another who aren't willing to stand with one another, simply because they're afraid of the backlash people will direct their way if they are seen with somebody who might not be politically correct," Chambers charged.
Willow Creek is a Chicago-based megachurch with 24,000 members in satellite locations around the country. Polls have also named Willow Creek the most influential church in America.
Exodus International has seen several departures over the years.
Last year, the Canadian ministry New Direction decided to part from Exodus, saying leaders were "uncomfortable with some of the messages expressed in a variety of ways through the very diverse Exodus network."
In 2008, Where Grace Abounds -- one of the oldest and largest Exodus-affiliated ministries -- also left.
Exodus International is the world's largest ministry that reaches out to homosexuals. The group is often criticized for its attempts to convert homosexuals and, among other events, holds an annual conference for former gays and lesbians.
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Colin White, who was struck in the left hand by a Mathieu Schneider shot during Friday night's game in Atlanta, is on the ice at the Prudential Center for the Devils' morning skate. He missed Saturday's game against the Kings with what the team called a "sore hand."
Goalie Martin Brodeur, who has been skating with the team on various off-days, is not taking part in the morning skate. Brodeur has faced shots from teammates and is targeting Feb. 26 for his return.
Devils' management to this point have not allowed Brodeur to speak with the media, but the goalie is scheduled to talk after he works out on his own Monday morning. I will have much more from Brodeur and the situation with White as the day progresses.
The Devils are finishing up on the ice and Brodeur is waiting by the Zamboni entrance to come onto the ice. Odd scene.
Brendan Shanahan is also on the ice for the full skate. Scott Clemmensen has come off firstm so he will face the Rangers Monday night and not Kevin Weekes.
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Read the Bloomberg.com interview with Bruce Molsky, "Bronx Fiddle Master Designed Drainage System, Made Ronstadt Cry". In it, Bruce discusses learning the violin at 18, working as an engineer and much more.
Colin Hay visited Zack Braff in NYC last week. While he was there he performed a couple songs. Click here to watch video of Colin performing "Send Somebody" from his newest album Gathering Mercury.
You can also watch video of Colin performing "Beautiful World" here.
Colin Hay recently responded to music business expert, and author of "The Lefsetz Letter", Bob Lefesetz's article on "Credibility" in the music business. The response was then posted to Lefsetz's website.
Colin talks about his time working for major labels and his current, satisfying position playing for more intimate audiences. "..my salvation was, and still is, artistic expression, and a vague quest to strip away and reveal something essential, which is seductive, and ever elusive."
You can read Colin's entire response here.
And check out L. Kay Johnson's blog response... to Colin's response.
Check out Peter Rowan on the cover of Acoustic Guitar magazine. The issue including a feature interview with Peter is on newstands now!.
Colin Hay recently visited CNN to talk with Brooke Baldwin about his new solo album, Gathering Mercury. Watch the interview here.
And click here to watch video of Colin serenading Brooke her favorite song "Waiting for My Real Life to Begin".
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Featuring Compass artists: Alison Brown, Matt Flinner, and Russ Barenberg and Vanderbilt student ensemble, The Second Stringers.
April 8, 2011
8-9:30 pm
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Donations are suggested but not required and will be collected at the door.
Location: Blair School of Music - Ingram Hall
This annual hoe-down features Blair's own folk instrument performance faculty, and is always full of surprise guests from the Nashville music industry. Come for the unexpected, and stay for the joy of this region's best folk music -- by some of the best musicians in the country.
This concert is a benefit for the Jerome "Butch" Baldassari Pre-College Scholarship Fund at the Blair School.
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Energy Efficiency Programs Save Customers Millions of Dollars (Long Island, NY) PSEG Long Island announced today that customers participating in energy efficiency programs in 2015 will save more than $60 million and 307,582,000 kilowatt hours (kWh) per year. The amount of energy saved is good for the environment, too, as it results in the elimination of the carbon dioxide..


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The public gets its turn to voice an opinion about the long-awaited Delemar Highway widening at a public information meeting May 2.
Dennis Corporation, which won the contract to widen the road to Ashley Ridge High School, is leading a meeting from 5 to 7 p.m. at the high school.
Project Manager Kally McCormick said the company would present renderings of the project as proposed and an aerial view of the full two miles of the project showing how it will affect the existing landscape.
There will also be staff members available to answer questions about the design and environmental impact, she said.
Public comments are very important, McCormick said, especially substantive ones.
"We are at the preliminary phase of design and the County is open to comments of any type relating to any element of the road improvements. This is a great time for members of the public to inform the County and project team of ANY concern they have," she said in an email.
All comments will be reviewed to see if changes can be made, she said.
Plans call for widening S.C. 165, also called Delemar Highway, to five lanes from the current two.
School and county leaders have called the road the most dangerous in the county, as it's essentially an old country lane that has become a busy thoroughfare since the high school opened in 2008.
At the time of construction, officials were told the state would help fund a road widening, but money dried up in the recession.
In February 2012, the S.C. Transportation Infrastructure Bank Board awarded the county $13 million to widen the road between the high school and Cooks Crossroads.
The county has already started widening S.C. 165 beyond Cooks Crossroads, where it's known as Bacons Bridge Road, with money from the 1 percent sales tax dedicated to roads.
State and county leaders celebrated a road groundbreaking in January at the high school.
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When Alan and Sheila Hunter decided to move into an old convent in South Philadelphia, they saw beauty behind the asbestos that hung from the ceiling and the plywood that covered the walls.
"We came into the chapel and my wife started to cry," Alan Hunter said in an interview. "You could feel the presence of the nuns who had lived here."
There was nothing holy about what happened after that.
Then-State Sen. Vincent J. Fumo wanted the property for a charter school. He leaned hard on Hunter to sell.
When the high-pressure tactics didn't work, an enraged Fumo decided to "really f- him over."


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Do you love easy crochet patterns that you can whip up in an afternoon? Then you're going to love these Crocheted Hats to Donate. Easy enough for beginners, these simple crochet hat patterns work up quickly and effortlessly and make wonderful gifts to donate to your local shelter or hospital. Available in a variety of sizes, this simple crochet hat pattern is a wonderful one to add to your collection of must-have project tutorials.
- A soft medium weight yarn. I used Red Heart Soft. Choose as many different colors as you'd like.
- Crochet Hook – US J10/6 mm. I used this larger hook size for the baby hats so that the hats were a little more airy and stretchy but feel free to use a smaller hook if you prefer.
- Yarn or tapestry needle
- Scissors
Ch 5 and then join together into a ring with a sl st (keep all your stitches loose). Or use the magic ring method if you prefer.
Ch 3 and then make 11 double crochets into the ring. Join with sl st.
Ch 3 and then 2 dc into the same stitch. Now do 2 dc in each stitch around and then sl st to join.
Ch 3, 2 dc in the first stitch then 1 dc in the next and the repeat this pattern for the entire row. Sl st to join.
Ch 3, 2 dc in the next stitch then 1 dc in the next TWO stitches and repeat in this pattern for the entire row. Sl st to join. (*Hats for preemie babies skip to step 7 – note that hospitals ask that hats for preemie's be a little bit longer so that they can fold back the edge of the hat)
Ch 3, 2 dc in the next stitch then 1 dc in the next THREE stitches and repeat in this pattern for the entire row. Sl st to join. (*For larger hat designs you'd just keep increasing the number of stitches between each dc by 1 until you get the size you'd like. Example: the next row would be 2 dc in the next stitch then 1 dc in the next FOUR stitches, the next row would be 2 dc in the next stitch then 1 dc in the next FIVE stitches, etc…)
Ch 3, double crochet in each stitch and join with a slip stitch. Continue this for each row until the hat is as long as you want it. (I usually do 6 rows for my baby hats)
Final row, chain 1 and then sc in each stitch and slip stitch to join (keep this last row loose or else it will make the hat too tight at the bottom).
- Fasten off and weave the ends into the hat using your yarn/tapestry needle.
- For the striped hat design just alternate different colors for each row (and add a third colour in the second last row of dc's if you'd like). For the hat with the second color along the rim, change the color in your last row of dc's and then keep that color for step 8. I really like having at least 2 colors in the hat design, it just makes it a little more exciting to look at and you can have fun coming up with contrasting colors.
- To add the single woven thread through the hat, thread your tapestry needle with a piece of yarn about 24″ long. Starting at the back seam of the hat, weave in the yarn and tie in with a knot and then weave in and out of each stitch around one row. See photo below for exactly where you put your needle through to get the same design I've done. When you're done the row fasten off and weave in any ends.
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Zach Line is as humble as they come.
He doesn't like to talk about breaking Doak Walker's single-game touchdown record or the fact that he's currently third in the nation with 11 rushing touchdowns or that he's run for over 100 yards in four of SMU's five games this season.
But pay credit where it's due.
Line is the heart of SMU's offense and is a major reason why the Mustangs are 4-1, 4-0 in their last four games.
He plays through pain—Line separated his shoulder three games ago against Northwestern State, but scored a school-record five touchdowns en route to a 40-7 victory. He spoke to the media afterwards without mentioning the injury and then turned around the next week and scored three touchdowns in a 42-0 win over Memphis. Then he let out the fact that he'd been playing with Kevlar pads, the same type of protection that Tony Romo has been wearing to guard his ribs.
Ask him how he feels and he says, "Great!" or, "I feel the best I've ever felt after a game."
This past weekend, Line played a pivotal role in the Mustangs' 40-33 overtime win against 20th-rankd TCU, their first over their rival since 2005. SMU was up by a touchdown heading into halftime. On the first play of the second half, Line rushed TCU kickoff returner Greg McCoy, stripping the ball on the goal line. Chris Parks recovered the fumble in the end zone to put SMU up 24-10.
Line was asked how he'd rank that game-changing play among all of his glorious touchdowns.
"With touchdowns, you have a feeling it's going to happen. When you're on offense, the crowd expects you to score," he said. "When coming out on a kickoff and there's a return guy like McCoy and you knock the ball out, it's not something that's supposed to happen. It turns the momentum. Where does that rank for me? Probably one of the, or the biggest play I've made since I've been here."
Line didn't score any touchdowns against the Horned Frogs, but he did rush for 120 yards.
"That was definitely my favorite and biggest win so far," Line said. "It was the most personal."
Line, who is a 6-foot-1, 230-pound bulldozer, was not offered a scholarship by a single Division I program. While at Oxford High School in Michigan, he talked to schools like Michigan and Michigan State (he grew up a Spartans fan) and they showed interest, but not enough to offer him a scholarship.
"I just felt I had those schools in my backyard and that they'd offer me," he said.
Line got connected with June Jones, then the head coach at Hawaii, through Bill Keenist, the Detroit Lions' VP of Communications, who had a son that played with Line in high school. Keenist knew of Line's situation, knew he was good enough to play at the next level and called up Jones, whom he knew back when Jones was with the Lions.
Keenist sent film to Hawaii and Jones called up Line a week later to recruit him to play for the Warriors. Shortly thereafter, Jones took the head coaching job at SMU and Line followed him there.
Jones saw that Line, a linebacker and wrestler in high school, could benefit their team as a running back because he could block off the edge and had enough quickness to run the ball.
That's why he's so perfect in Jones' Run-and-Shoot offense—he's always in the game and can confuse defenses because they never know when he's going to run or be used as pass protection.
"He has great instincts," Jones said. "He can run faster than defenses think he can run."
Now, with J.J. McDermott still easing his way into the playbook a little bit, Line essentially provides a shoulder to cry on—someone the offense can turn to at any point in the game to get the job done.
"We are able to get down to the red zone easily by throwing the ball in the air and then touchdowns are my job and they come pretty easy," Line said. "The scheme just plays well in my hands."
And he still has one more year after this season, as he's just a junior.
Line has racked up 583 of SMU's 613 total rushing yards in five games this season, 11th most in the nation and more than any running back in the state of Michigan (not including Wolverines' quarterback Denard Robinson, who's run for 603 yards).
"I felt betrayed a little bit when I wasn't offered anything [from Michigan schools]," Line said. "But now I've totally forgotten about that. I love where I am at and what we're doing here."
Line has a younger brother who recently committed to SMU's class of 2012. Prescott Line looks exactly like his brother and will play in the backfield as well.
Playing in the NFL is a distant thought that Zach isn't paying much attention to, but if he keeps smashing through defenses over the next year-and-a-half, scouts will take note.
"If that presents itself, it would be great," he said. "But right now I can't really worry about it."
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G4EF Tech News | 23 Aug 09
Hi Guys/Gals,
I thought of having our own Tech news weekly. So I thought why don't I start it on my own. I'll try to cover the latest news on tech, programming, reviews, some videos and lots of fun :)
It's my first attempt, so tell me if you like it? What all you would like to read about. Any suggestions/criticism is welcome. To read detailed article click on the link.
Yahoo Mail still king as Gmail lurks
Google is the Search King. But whose the king of Email? Google? Think again...
".....ComScore's latest figures for the e-mail market show Yahoo added almost 20 million users last year, growing its share of the market by 22 percent from 87.2 million users to 106.2 million users in June. Only Gmail grew faster--a 46-percent clip--but just 36.9 million people are currently using Gmail. Microsoft's Hotmail is the second-most widely used e-mail with 47.1 million users, up 3 percent from last year.
Some outlets, such as TechCrunch, zeroed in on Google's performance, noting that it has now surpassed Web 1.0 stalwart AOL's steadily falling share of the e-mail market. Others, such as Daring Fireball, noted that Google has better mindshare among the digerati than Yahoo or Hotmail......"
From foe to friend: Kazaa founder turns music piracy crime fighter
So you thought you'll keep downloading music from the net and nobody can stop you? Think Again....
"....Called Copyrouter, it is technology that detects when a user is trying to download a copyright-infringing version of a song from a peer-to-peer file sharing network, and replaces it with a legitimate – paid – version. The user is asked before the download if they agree to pay for the copyright-protected version through their next monthly ISP bill....."
CBS to run video ad in magazine this fall
Ever saw Harry Potter movies (or read books) where in newspapers pictures are moving? Who said it can't happen! Its coming soon. Yes They are coming out with new concept of ads.
"NEW YORK--Broadcast network CBS will be advertising its fall TV season with a video-chip ad embedded in an issue of Entertainment Weekly.
The September 18 issue of the Time Inc.-owned magazine will feature the first video ad to appear in print, George Schweitzer, CBS marketing president, said Wednesday at a press conference at the company's headquarters here.
The ad will be launched in partnership with PepsiCo to promote Pepsi Max soda and the TV network's Monday prime-time lineup. Not everyone will be seeing it: the ad will appear in a magazine insert sent to subscribers in the New York and Los Angeles areas--an edition without the video chip will be sent to subscribers elsewhere and show up on newsstands..."
Rogue Facebook apps steal log-in data, send spam
Do you use facebook's application a lot? Ever got worried what if it might be used to break into your account? No? Now you should be.
"Security firm Trend Micro warned on Wednesday that a handful of rogue Facebook apps are stealing log-in credentials and spamming victims' friends.
So far, six malicious applications have been identified: "Stream," "Posts," "Your Photos," "Birthday Invitations," "Inbox (1)," "Inbox (2)" according to a blog post by Trend Micro researcher Rik Ferguson.
As of Wednesday afternoon, all of the apps were live except for "Stream," he said in an e-mail......"
Update :- Facebook disables 6 rogue phishing apps, but 5 more appear
Nokia lures rural India with micro-payment scheme
Nokia knows how to click with the Indian community..
"While Nokia's Indian market continues to grow even as pockets shrink in this recession, it has found a new way to reel in even more customers.
India is already Nokia's second biggest market, with 430 million users which represents 60% of India's mobiles. While the demand for high end phones remains the domain of urban India, Nokia has a new lucrative micro-financing scheme which might reign in some of the rural audience too.
The new scheme which has already been tested in Maharashtra, will enable rural customers to pay for their mobile in 25 equal weekly installments of Rs. 100 each. This service is sure to be a boon to many of the customers in the rural market, as now with a small bill of Rs. 400 above their monthly bill, they can get a Nokia mobile......"
Study: Facebook makes lovers jealous
I always felt this, and Study has proved it to be true.. (and thats why I never use all this :p)
"....You casually slip onto your lover's Facebook page and see that his or her status has been changed from "in a relationship" to "single."
Perhaps you'd had a fight. Perhaps he or she was pressing you for a commitment, a press that you responded to with the wrong words or the wrong tone. Or perhaps you saw that your lover seemed to have a new special friend, one who delighted in commenting on every one of your lover's new photos.
Suddenly, there it all is: love destroyed by a few strokes, not of another's body but rather of a keyboard....."
Study: Are gamers really overweight and depressed?
This myth has been there for a long time now. Researchers are checking if its actually true..
"The average gamer isn't that 9-year-old child fragging you online, according to a new study by researchers at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Emory University, and Andrews University. The average gamer, they concluded, looks nothing like that kid.
According to "Health-Risk Correlates of Video-Game Playing Among Adults" (PDF), the result of a 2006 survey of 552 adults living in the Seattle area, the average gamer is 35 years old, overweight, and depressed.
The researchers chose the Seattle area because of its size, diversity, and reputation of having the highest Web usage in the United States...."
Sony PlayStation 3 Slim - 120GB
Product Review :-
The good: More affordable $299 price; slimmer, more compact design with quieter operation; all games in high-definition; easy-to-use interface; doubles as a Blu-ray and upscaling DVD player; built-in Wi-Fi; 120GB hard drive; HDMI output with 1080p support; no external power supply; built-in Web browser; free online gaming service.
The bad: Lacks backward support for PS2 games; no infrared port means non-Bluetooth universal remotes aren't compatible; online gaming, media, and commerce options still aren't as fully developed as Xbox Live, though they're getting better.
The bottom line: With a smaller design, more energy-efficient operation, lower price tag, and built-in Blu-ray and multimedia capabilities, the PS3 Slim delivers a compelling package for an affordable price.
Specifications: Product Description: Sony PlayStation 3 - Game console ; Media Type: BD-ROM , CD-ROM , DVD-ROM ; Processor: Cell Broadband Engine ;
Teen becomes first jailed in U.K. for cyberbullying
Think you'll bully anyone on the net and get away with it? Think again...
"In Worcester Magistrates Court of England, an 18-year-old woman was allegedly sent to three months in a young-offenders institute after being found guilty of posting death threats on Facebook, according to the Daily Mail. It's thought to be the country's first jail sentence for cyberbullying...."
The 10 Stupidest Tech Company Blunders
Even the best make the worst mistakes at times. And we should learn from them. Here's a list of mistakes that changed the world as it is now...
"Some of the biggest high-tech deals never happened. Some of the most promising products
and services never came to be. Why? Because the people and companies involved didn't realize what they were letting slip through their fingers, or they simply couldn't foresee what would happen afterward.
Change just a few circumstances, and there might not be an Apple or a Microsoft today. Yahoo might be the king of the search hill, with Google lagging behind. You might be reading this on a Xerox-built computer via a CompuServe account while listening to your favorite tunes on a RealPod....."
Watch out, Google Earth! ISRO launches virtual globe-mapping 'Bhuvan'
"...To commemorate the 90th birth anniversary of Vikram Sarabhai, the father of the Indian space programme, the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) on Wednesday unveiled its most ambitious people-oriented project yet. Bhuvan – Sanskrit for 'Earth' – is a remote-sensing 3D image portal that promises to take on the likes of popular virtual globe-mapping applications such as Google Earth and Wikimapia. What's more, it is technically superior on paper!
The most interested feature for users will be the ability of Bhuvan to zoom far closer than the aerial view from a chopper. While Google Earth restricts zooming to 200 metres and Wikimapia goes up to 50 metres, ISRO's new technology will be able to render images from up to 10 metres, which means you can easily see details up to a three-floor high building and also add information....."
Google Apps Script gets green light
This might be a useful thing for future...
"....Google Apps Script works mainly within the Spreadsheets app to automate various processes. For example, users can automate the sending of e-mails based on data held in a spreadsheet, or create scripts that communicate with other Web services.
"Back in May we announced a pilot release of Google Apps Script, and after thousands of hours of use, and lots of valuable feedback, we're excited to launch Google Apps Script to all Google Apps Premier and Education Edition customers today," Google Apps products manager Evin Levey wrote in a blog post Wednesday.
Giving an example of how Apps Script can be used, Levey described an expense approval scenario, in which the script automatically converts foreign currency to local currency, pulls historical exchange rates from external Web services, picks up on missing data, and flags certain expense categories for review.
"Even more useful, the script can figure out whose approvals are needed and automatically request approval from those people," Levey wrote. "And once approved, the script sends a note to the finance department for payment -- all without writing a single e-mail."
FAQ: The ins and outs of DoS attacks
What is this DOS Attack (or DDos)? Attacking the Disk Operating System ? Hehe. No. Curious? Read on...
"...Thursday's denial-of-service attack that knocked Twitter offline for a few hours and affected Facebook, LiveJournal, and Google Sites and Blogger wasn't your average attack.
Typically, someone who has a bone to pick with a specific Web site will round up some hijacked PCs and use them to try to shut the site down. In this case, whoever was responsible was trying to block access to a specific user's accounts and not the sites themselves.
Denial-of-service attacks aren't always straight forward and this one has its own unique twist. Let's take a look at what happened and why.
What's a denial-of-service attack?
A denial-of-service (DoS) attack is any effort designed to interfere with access to a Web site or Internet service. A common method of attack involves flooding a target server with so many communications requests that legitimate traffic can not get through. This can shut down or slow down the site temporarily.
Web sites aren't the only things that can be targeted in DoS attacks. Unplugging someone's computer is a very basic type of DoS attack.
I stumbledupon this nice program. Its really cool. Can't say much so check it out.
Shut Down and Switch Off.
We all talk about saving planet, and what can we do to for it? They say drop by drop ocean is made. We all can input something to save our Mother Earth. Here's a video showing you no matter how small the step it is. It makes a lot of difference if we all do it. And people, this is not only for your laptops, but for any Electrical Appliance, be it your TV, Gyser, Iron, Very common – Mobile Chargers...
We All hear about cloud Computing. But most of us don't know what it really is? Are we gonna use Computers in clouds?? :p No. I searched a lot, but couldn't find anything simple, finally I found this video which explains the term very simply (even newbies will understand it)
I hope you enjoyed this issue. Have fun...
Re: G4EF Tech News | 23 Aug 09
blunders and videos were great.
knew about the dos attack and isro's project (but not the name) :)
similar to the stumbledupon link, http://repper.studioludens.com/
Re: G4EF Tech News | 23 Aug 09
Wow ... that image creator is really great!! It might be actually useful for creating something new.. Highly recommended for people who love playing around with images...
Re: G4EF Tech News | 23 Aug 09
Probably MJ has forgotten abt this .... :)
Re: G4EF Tech News | 23 Aug 09
no actually, i am damn busy with my sibmissions and other things like projects these days, we have exams in 2-3 weeks (prac) and we still haven't been told when it is....
when i get time after exams, i'll continue posting, sorry for the delay..
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In electing Scott Walker as their governor, voters in Wisconsin consciously chose reform over the status quo. The government employee unions and Democratic Party have decided they will side against the people and needed reform.
President Barack Obama's support for the government union bosses is a fundamental betrayal of the principle of self-government.
Public-employee union leaders know they are losing the battle for public opinion and that reform is coming. A Clarus Poll found that 64 percent of the American people do not think government employees should be represented by unions.
A victory for the forces of reform in Wisconsin should strengthen government reform efforts to balance budgets in other states, including California.
Hopefully, it will also extend to other issues such as meaningful education reform.


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With locals growing tired of 2012 election drama, Nov. 6 was a sigh of relief as campaigning ended for many politicians.
Eastern Panhandle residents were bombarded with a significant amount of controversial campaign materials, most significantly mailers paid for by the Eastern Panhandle Freedom Fund. In an earlier report, The Journal wrote that Democrats claimed the mailers misled voters to believe first-time candidates were connected to legislative decisions made in 2011.
Delegate-elect Stephen Skinner was among the candidates featured in the mailers. Representing the 67th district, Skinner won a 54 percent victory against his Republican opponent, Elliot Simon.
Skinner, the state's first openly gay legislative representative, said in an earlier report he was proud of his positive campaign.
Another Democrat, Jefferson County Sheriff Robert "Bobby" Shirley, was re-elected to his office by a narrow margin of 50.94 percent. His win came after being criticized for his alleged involvement in the Dec. 27, 2010, beating of convicted bank robber Mark Daniel Haines following a police pursuit.
Perhaps the most notable victory for Eastern Panhandle politicians was that of Republican Attorney General-elect Patrick Morrisey.
Morrisey, initially an unlikely victor in the race, managed to attain 51 percent of the state's vote, defeating five-term incumbent Darrell McGraw.
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by swampbuck from Roswell | June 18, 2012
Sweet little car and hard to find a nice one this year in automatic.. Drove from ATL to Savannah GA to pick this you up.. I am always impressed with Toyota's quality and dependability, and this car is no exception.. The wife loves it, I don't think the top has been up in the time we have owned..lol
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by celica lover from bloomfield hills, mi | April 6, 2012
this car is easy to handle, great on gas and fun to drive. i purchased my '99 celica gt convertible in '06 and i love it. i store it during the winter and look forward to putting it on the road every spring. maintenance costs have been minimal and all power features function well. the cup holders are a little awkward and the black leather interior can get a bit warm on super hot days. (i once owned an '86 celica gt that i drove for 10 years; sold it when i got married and had children.)
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by Bonnie's 99 celica GT from San Francisco | May 12, 2008
I just love this little car! It is fun to drive the bucket seats are very comfortable with good sport suspension. The moonroof and the leather and the exterior design of this car makes it looks very classy compared to the newer 2000-2005 celicas. The only thing I didn't like is the location of the cup holders. If you drive this car you will like it too! I t handles the hills in San Francisco fine.
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Hu 45th, Hirsch 56th in 50 free at junior national meet
December 12, 2013 - Robert Collias
Jonah Hu of Baldwin High School and Maui Swim Club finished 45th in the 50-yard freestyle today in 20.95 seconds at the Speedo Winter Junior National Championship swimming meet in North Carolina. Hu entered with a seed time of 21.25.
Sky Hirsch of Maui Prep and Hawaii Swim Club finished 56th in 21.03 after entering with a seed time of 20.87.
Hirsch is done with offiicial swims at the meet, but will do time trials to see if he can better some of his lifetime bests.
Hu still has the 100 and 200 breaststrokes and 100 backstroke. Hu is seeded 20th in the 100 breaststroke (56.29), 119th in the 100 backstroke (51.25), and 11th in the 200 breast (2:02.27).
The meet ends Saturday.
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Titan Tops Top500 List in Latest Supercomputer Rankings
Bio-IT World | Weighing in at an impressive 17.59 petaflops, the new Titan supercomputer at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) in Tennessee has claimed the top slot at the first attempt in the latest Top500 world supercomputing rankings published today. Read More
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Sequencing Reveals Gene Regulation in E. Coli
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Brigham and Women's Team Wins Clinical Genome CLARITY Challenge
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Computational Approach Shows Links Between Schizophrenia, Autism Gene Networks
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FDA Releases New IT Strategic Plan
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Interpretation and Assembly: New and Needed in Genomics
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Cray Acquires Appro for Cluster Computing, Increases I/O for New Line
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Australian Community Climate and Earth-System Simulator (ACCESS). Based upon the UK Met Office Unified Model system. ACCESS G is the global numerical forecast model operated by the BoM. It is run twice daily (00Z and 12Z) and provides forecast data out to 240 hours with a horizontal resolution of 25km and 70 vertical levels.
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Live coverage as South Australia readies for more storms following state-wide blackout
Residents in many of South Australia's country areas may be without power for days, as the state braces for more storms and tries to recover from yesterday's mass blackout.
Tasmania prepares for weather system that battered South Australia
Tasmanians are being warned to prepare for wind and rains forecast to lash the state on Thursday.
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Worsening weather conditions have caused more blackouts across South Australia, as emergency crews continue to grapple with yesterday's state-wide blackout.


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Rustic and Real
Photos by Jean Allsopp
After living in their small Vestavia Hills home for nearly eight years, Bart and Danielle Yancey decided they needed more space. They also wanted their home to reflect their personal style. Instead of the formal, traditional space they were living in, they wanted something more casual and rustic.
They searched local listings for homes in their neighborhood that fit the bill but couldn't find a house that fit their needs. Instead, the Yanceys sought the expertise of architect Byron Smith with studiosmith Architecture, LLC. With the couple's help, he transformed their existing house into a Mediterranean-style home similar in appearance to the beach homes in Alys Beach, Fla.
While the white stucco-over-brick structure with its arched entryways and dramatic rooflines make an immediate impression, the interior truly reflects Bart and Danielle's style.
Builders stripped the original one-story house to its foundation, and then rebuilt with a second story and updates. The couple also replaced most of their furniture to match the new look.
"When we built this we really wanted to have things we weren't afraid to use," Danielle says. "Things we weren't afraid for the dogs to get on. I wanted it to be casual and rustic."
She achieved her goal, starting with the wood floors throughout the main level of the house. The rough-sawn oak floors were finished with a dark stain that was then scraped off before a lighter stain was applied, giving it a natural look.
The kitchen cabinets match the floors, and the countertops are Alabama white marble. The island's cabinets and the oven hood are made of pecky cypress, creating contrast. Open shelving of rough-cut wood displays Danielle's simple, white pottery.
"I really love the open shelving," Danielle says. "We used solid, wood beams. I wanted them really rough. Organic — that's really the look of the whole house."
That rustic vibe continues in the dining room with a wooden table and light fixtures made of chicken feeders. "I found those at Scott Antique Market (in Atlanta) and restored them," Danielle says. "It's very different, and I love the way it feeds light on the table."
Unique light fixtures decorate the entire house. The dramatic abstract light fixture over the breakfast table is made from bits of driftwood glued together, and the large oval pendants over the kitchen island are from Circa Lighting, also in Atlanta. In the family room, where the couple spends most of their time, oversized lanterns serve as decorations.
Even the home's more formal spaces, like the living room, take cues from the couple's organic aesthetic. Large antique mirrors reflect the natural light in the space, and the pendants flanking the fireplace are another unique find from Scott's. Artwork that Danielle's father John Hooks created when he studied to become a graphic artist is the mantle centerpiece.
In keeping with the rest of the house, the master suite has a rustic, casual look with neutral-colored bedding topped with a faux-fur throw. "The bedding is literally stuff we can just throw in the wash," she says.
The dressing room space divides the couple's his-and-her closets and leads to the master bath. One of Danielle's favorite features is the vanities, which appear to be antique but are actually a design she adapted from a magazine.
"I pulled from magazines for years," Danielle says. "I showed it to cabinet maker and (he) drew up a design and came back to me. I told him I wanted it old, so to beat it up."
The bowl sinks that top of the vanities are from The Garages, as is the sink in the pocket bath off the kitchen.
Upstairs, many of the rooms utilize bits of the old house. The original medicine cabinet is now in the Jack-and-Jill bath, which connects two of the three upstairs bedrooms. Danielle also reused the previous home's doors in the upstairs, where one room highlights her days working for Parisian, and another is a tribute to Bart's days as a quarterback at Samford University.
Large windows offer sweeping views of the neighborhood — and serve as a reminder of why they never wanted to leave their old home. It was just the house that needed updating.


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Created in this Craftsy class
These essential lessons for new knitters teach you fundamental skills and about basic supplies through step-by-step instruction from designer Stefanie Japel.
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What materials did you use? Cotton Bamboo approx. same yardage as per class amount but in my stash Wooden Needles size 7 No gauge swatch made
What are you most proud of? The final result was a surprise--nothing I planned for with the exception of the soft feel of the yarn I used. Good exercise for design possibilities not just with patterning but with color and or texture-- length and width--maybe even different yarns that have a similar rate of shrinkage when wet finished.
What advice would you give someone starting this project? I used wooden needles because the bamboo was slippery so it was a bit slower process. The yarn had little twist so it could easily split if not attentive. I love its glossy and soft qualities - good drape for creative ways to wear applications yet elegant simply worn. I also noted that different patterns made different selvedges so that was interesting because some pulled in a bit while others were textured and still others just singular in appearance like a straight line (might be a choice consideration in the future). Deviate from the pattern to try something different...3rows vs. 3rows or 2, 1,3,1,2 . It was always an enjoyable process because I did not pressure myself with a time element for completion. My scarf measured 5 ' and I steamed it gently to even out the sides.
very nice work!!!!
Thank you -- Although my mom was a terrific knitter-- I cannot attach my name to the same but starting out simply without pressure limits was encouraging. I am really happy with what I have done so far and glad someone realizes my effort. I know I can probably do a piece more quickly with larger needles but I enjoy the delicacy of fabric that seems to happen more with smaller needles.
Hi - I absolutely agree that you should take all the time you need and do what you like doing - for me I need to be happy doing my knitting with needles and yarn I like otherwise there is no point to it. Keep up the good work!!


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Assassin's Creed III Screenshots for PCOn: PC, Xbox 360, PS3, Wii U
The third numbered entry in the blockbuster franchise from Ubisoft.
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Jobs biographer and Larry Page clash; what did Jobs really think about Android?
0. phoneArena 06 Apr 2012, 12:22 posted on
Walter Isaacson and Larry Page are now clashing over the anger Steve Jobs expressed at Android, but are they really completely at odds, or looking at different sides of the same coin...
This is a discussion for a news. To read the whole news, click here
118. pongkie (Posts: 538; Member since: 20 Aug 2011)
oh please he's a businessman he knows what he's doing
117. wgaurav (Posts: 22; Member since: 17 Dec 2010)
'No, Steve, I think its more like we both have a rich neighbor named Xerox, and you broke in to steal the TV set, and you found out I'd been there first, and you said. "Hey that's no fair! I wanted to steal the TV set!' - B Gates.......Jobs was such a cry baby...
121. Forsaken77 (Posts: 553; Member since: 09 Jun 2011)
Also consider the fact that the writer spoke with Jobs when he was CEO and the other guy spoke with him after he was really sick, retired, and home with his family. At that point in his life he probably reevaluated his priorities and what's important in life. So he may have really hated Android and bought voodoo dolls for all the executives. But he probably also came down from that and felt it wasn't worth it later on in life.
122. Allen3697 (Posts: 86; Member since: 26 Mar 2012)
Jobs sounds like a big whiny baby. Can't control everything, I thought he would have been smart enough to realize that.
123. kindkin (Posts: 9; Member since: 01 Dec 2011)
I thought it was steve that stole the graphical interface from xerox?
126. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
steve stole it from xerox but wasnt smart enough to make it work right, bill "innovated" that and made windows from it... steve then "innovated" the windows ideas into his apple computers, if i remember it correctly. :)
124. TROLL.ISAHA (banned) (Posts: 535; Member since: 28 Mar 2012)
He was born acquistive....
Even billions was not enough for him!


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Everything about Robot & Frank is as unlikely as it is irresistible. Charming, playful and sly, it makes us believe that a serene automaton and a snappish human being can be best friends forever.
Perhaps the most surprising aspect of this Sundance prize winner is the easy way it blends the impeccable old-school acting of Frank Langella with the youthful independent sensibility of a pair of first-time filmmakers, writer Christopher D. Ford and director Jake Schreier.
Though most indie filmmakers gravitate toward stories about the agonies of being under 30, old souls Schreier and Ford have made a film that deals, in the most good-humored way, with age, vulnerability and the need to always be of use in your own life.
To keep the story lively, the filmmakers have given it a futuristic backdrop and blended in elements of classic caper films. Engagingly written and exceptionally polished for a first-time effort, Robot & Frank has enough surprises and twists to keep us involved to the very end.
Flawlessly voiced by Peter Sarsgaard (Rachael Ma does the robotic movements), the soothing, philosophical VGC-60L turns out to be the antithesis of the malevolent HAL 9000 from 2001: A Space Odyssey: It truly wants to serve man. And when that robot voice calmly says, "If you don't mind my saying so, Frank, I think I could be a big help to you," neither he nor Frank has any idea just where that assistance will lead them.
Though he has fine support from the rest of the cast, Langella's performance is the equivalent of an acting master class as he uses delicacy and underplaying to easily hold the screen even when he's all by himself.
Because it delivers classic movie satisfactions with a very modern spin, it's somehow appropriate that Robot & Frank is being distributed by Samuel Goldwyn Films, the only independent company with a direct line to Hollywood's beginnings. It's not hard to imagine Samuel Goldwyn himself really enjoying this film, and that is saying a lot.
B+ Directed by Jake Schreier. PG-13 (some language). 90 mins. At the Magnolia and Angelika Plano.