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Bill Belichick: 'Looking forward' to chance to work with Darrelle Revis
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ORLANDO — Patriots coach Bill Belichick said Tuesday he's "looking forward" to the chance to work with veteran cornerback Darrelle Revis.
Speaking at the AFC coaches breakfast at the annual meetings, Belichick didn't sound "super excited" like owner Robert Kraft did on Monday when talking about the free agent haul, but was upbeat when speaking about the pickup of Revis.
"I think he'll help our team," Belichick said of Revis, who was signed as a free agent earlier this month. "He's a good player [who] does a lot of things well. We're looking forward to working with him."
Belichick acknowledged that Revis was a traditional free agent pickup, saying that the Patriots believed the veteran cornerback was a "potential release," but they weren't 100 percent sure until Tampa Bay officially cut him loose.
"We try to keep tabs on all the players — we know the ones that are potentially [unrestricted free agents] going into the process, we know guys that are potentially non-tendered players," Belichick said. "Some of those guys get signed back, some of them get tendered, some guys we think are going to get tendered don't get tendered — there's a little bit of movement there at the end and then some players get released.
"We thought he was a potential release, but we didn't know that. They could've kept him, but they didn't, so when they didn't, that's the process," he added. "You never know exactly how free agency is going to go — there's always twists and turns.
"Darrelle is a good player. We'll see how it comes together with us, what his role is and how exactly he fits in our scheme and so forth," Belichick added. "We'll just have to see how that comes together."
Belichick also touched on the acquisition of free agents Brandon Browner and Brandon LaFell.
"He was a productive player in Carolina [and] had some skills that we liked when he was coming out of LSU. We'll see how it goes," Belichick said of LaFell. "Obviously, [we] felt he was a good player and that's why we signed him."
On Browner: "Rare size for a corner. … Obviously, there's a lot of things that we liked about it or we wouldn't have signed him. It's the same thing when we draft a player — we have to work with him, have them put it together and see how it comes together with that player on our team. But that's a process we have to go through. Obviously, there's things we liked, or we wouldn't have signed him."
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I remember Brad or one of the other Bombardiers speaking about a wish for FTL to have a way to kind of write out a story based on a session of play with the game. Well this is not that, but it is something I batted out my last play of the game (which I didn't finish because of wanting to write this). No title, just words, such as they are. Enjoy, if anyone reads this.
My name is Gumpo. This is my first, and who knows, last log entry as a...member of the Federation ship Kestrel. My time here has been brief, but unfortunately, eventful. You see, I was, until very recently, captive on a Mantis slave ship to be sold off somewhere. My freedom came by way of the sole member of the crew of this ship. According to the logs, the Kestrel came upon the slave ship by happenstance. The captain of my captors hailed them to see if they wanted to buy a slave. For whatever reason, the Kestrel attacked the Mantis vessel. I could hear and feel the volleys of lasers and missiles peel through the ship while its crew scrambled to keep systems operational as well as return fire as best it could. It didn't' take long before the battle stopped and all went momentarily silent. I was sitting in the corner of my cell wondering if this were to be my last day drawing breath, and to my family from which I was violently stripped away to be here. Death would have been way better than to live the rest of my life in slavery. But apparently, this was not to be my day to die.
Three of my Mantis captors stood in front of my cell as I looked up to see what the chatter was. "This one. He's been nothing but a scrawny headache to me anyway." The force field opening to my cell disappeared as one of the guards pressed in the code to open it. The other two guards came in and grabbed me up, but not before getting a few punches and kicks in as their way of saying goodbye. "I'm going to miss "playing" with this one. It fought back.", snarled one guard. Roughly, they escorted me out of the cell. As we passed through the ship, I saw the crew scrambling to get systems back online. I'm guessing the engines were a priority given that we hadn't moved since right before the battle ended. I couldn't make put what was being said in their native tongue, but there was panic and desperation in their tone.
The one thought that finally came to me was where were they taking me and why. The one guard mentioned something about missing me, which now that I think about it, had me concerned. It didn't matter. By the time I wondered a full thought, we had made it to the crew teleporter. "Put it on the pad, so we can get this over with." growled the Captain. Another one said with gun raised to me, "We should send it over there dead." With a shove, I found myself face down on the teleporter pad. I gathered myself, stood up, and turned to face my captors with a defiant look. "Hmph...looking so smug. Get it off my ship!" the captain barked. "Pray we never meet again...slave." And with the teleport sequence was being entered then... "Zzsst"
I found myself in the cockpit of this Federation ship. No one was there, but I did see the Mantis ship out through the sensor screen. The damage to it looked as bad as it seemed from the inside. I was happy to see that, but there was no time to enjoy it. Internal sensors seemed to light back up an instant. This ship had not come out unscathed, it seems. Just then, the door to the cockpit flew open, and in came running the haggard face of the person I had to thank for my freedom. "You must be the one they sent over. I wish I had time to welcome you, but there's a problem". I nodded and asked the situation. "During the fight, Sensors were knocked offline and I couldn't do much about it while the battle was going. I finally got them back up and..." It was then when I noticed the thinness of the atmosphere inside the ship. A bright red light flashed quickly from the control panel. "Blast it! They got the O system and the Medbay!"
Without I thinking, I ran towards the door and said, "I have to repay your kindness, I will see to the O system, you get the Medbay." The officer seemed hesitant at first. "You should know, the O system is in the back of the ship. There was a fire in the back near there that I to vent using the airlock. There won't be much oxygen back there, already." "Then I will try to work fast.", I quipped as I ran out of the door.
I made my way to the back of the ship, through smoke and the ever thinning atmosphere, finally finding the O system bay. It was a mess and completely shutdown. Sparks and smoke flew from the console as I approached. I started working on getting the systems functioned, but was being hampered by the lack of oxygen in the room that was seeping out constantly. "The Medbay's fixed! You need to get back here, your vitals are dropping! I'm going to jump us out of here before they see how bad a shape we are in." came across the shipwide speakers. I tried to speed up my pace, but found myself getting lighter in the head. As I could do little else, I made my out and stumbled to the Medbay. The oxygen was still dropping, but it was a lot better in here. I entered the healing chamber desperately wishing it to hurry up. While healing, I felt the familiar sensation of the FTL drive spool up and hum into being. Jumping has always made me feel uneasy, but what can you do.
As the hum of the FTL drive died down, the green light on the Medi-pod came on and opened up. ran back to the O2 compartment and commenced to finishing the repairs. The air here was almost nonexistent, but I had no choice. I worked through the heaviness as best I could, swirling black spots and all until I couldn't anymore. I was barely conscious when the Federation officer came in and pulled me out. I could barely make out what he was saying, but I thought I heard the words "..damned fool", "...thinking", "..I will take care.." before I passed completely out. I woke up half way through the healing process when I heard the officer's voice over shipwide. He was saying that he was sorry to have let me take on such a task after just getting beamed over and that he was stupid to have even let it happen. He was also coughing and sounding out of his mind, but he thinks he almost has it fixed. With the door to the Medi-pod sealed, I could not get out. I could see his vital signs on a display not too far from me. He was not in a good way, but trying to fight through it.
As I tried to free myself from the pod, I was hearing less and less from the officer. The last thing I could make out was "thingigoti..." then there was an audible thud followed by the clank of metal. I had to hurry and get out of this thing. And moments later, I wish had been answered. The pod bay door opened and I rushed out to get to the back of the ship. "Damn me, if I'm too late!" I ran into the room to see two things: A yellow light on the console turn green with the percent of oxygen rising from single digit numbers, and the Federation officer passed out on the floor. All I could think to do was drag him out of there and check him for signs of life....but....there were none. I sat there for what seemed like an eternity cursing myself for not getting here sooner. If I had only gotten back here sooner to help out, he would still be alive. I tried to shed a tear for the officer whose name I still did not know, but I couldn't. As the O2 levels in the ship started rising more, I could hear alarms fall silent as well as the ship, as well. I carried the officer back to the Medbay thinking maybe there was a chance to save him, but there wasn't. The Medbay computers confirmed the worse. Curses and tools and fists were thrown around out of sheer frustration.
There was nothing else I could do. I made my way back to the cockpit of the ship and crumpled into the pilot's chair. Here I was. All alone on a vessel whose only last crew had recently passed away. Because of trying to help. Because of saving...me. The thoughts swirled through my mind of what to do and where to go when i got the idea to search the ship's logs for anything about why the ship was out here in the first place. I poured over everything. manifests, ship and personal logs of the original three man crew. I had read of some plans that were being carried on this ship and the Rebel fleet that was giving chase. I read the logs of the officer whose name I finally got to know....Justin. His logs told of me of the sacrifice of his other two shipmates just after their first jump. On how he was determined to reach their destination and to not fail in their mission to deliver very important plans back to their waiting comrades so far away. He spoke with such passion about the mission at hand and how crucial it was. He also spoke about trying to help others should they run across those who needed it. It was then that I felt obligated to finish what was started. I owed it to Justin and to the rest of the lost crew that I make sure the plans didn't fall into enemy hands. My family back home would have to wait. It was never guaranteed that I would see them again, but I must, just as I must finish this mission and repay my debt to my saviors. Even if I had to do it alone as Justin had before me.
And with that, long range sensors picked up Rebel signals entering in to the sector. I plotted a course to jump the next beacon. The plans will never see Rebel hands as long as I'm alive. Justin in would have wanted it that way.
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Fund chairman Peter Byrne told the commission he had released the information, contrary to legal advice, to enable the collection of outstanding superannuation payments.
In the electrical industry insurance deal, senior electrical employers told the commission they did not know about the extra payments to the ETU.
National Electrical and Communications Association secretary Philip Green said that during enterprise bargaining negotiations in October, 1999, the ETU proposed the IUS scheme because it was superior to existing industry arrangements.
Mr Green said employers suspected the ETU was profiting from the deal but said union officials would not detail the benefits. He said the scheme was presented as a fait accompli but employers could not find a better deal in the time before negotiations concluded in December.
Executives from the IUS company had attended several meetings between the ETU and employers but NECA had not asked about commissions, nor did it question IUS about any fees paid to the ETU.
ETU secretary Dean Mighell yesterday dismissed employer claims that they were unaware the union had an interest in the IUS policy. He said it was never a secret and that former NECA vice-president Peter Williams was also aware of the interest.
Mr Mighell, who will give further evidence later this week, agreed with Commissioner Cole that the ETU had received almost $3.75 per worker through its trust fund because of the deal.
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Fox sure likes its burgers. The network has renewed Bob's Burgers for a fifth season with a 22-episode order ahead of the animated comedy's fourth-season premiere Sunday. While not a big and noisy show like Family Guy or The Simpsons, Bob's Burgers has hung in there, developing a loyal following and enjoying the support of Fox brass. Their patience was rewarded, with Bob's Burgers becoming one of only two broadcast comedies last season to post year-over-year gains (2.3/6 in adults 18-49, up 10%). Additionally, it is among the Top 10 comedies in male demos and has landed two consecutive best animated program Emmy nominations. "Bob's Burgers is one of those rare finds that just continues to outdo itself, creatively," said Fox entertainment chairman Kevin Reilly. "The show has become a key member of our Sunday Animation Domination family, and we're looking forward to attracting new fans with another season." A 20th Century Fox TV and Bento Box Entertainment production, Bob's Burgers was created by Loren Bouchard who exec produces with Jim Dauterive.
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Such a great show. Highly underrated.
It's also doing really well for Cartoon Network's Adult Swim block, so it is a good call all around. Surprisingly good show, too.
I don't even watch the simpson's or family guy anymore. This is what I wait for Sunday night. The whole family is clever and hilarious.
5th season….i thought it was only one season so far? What did i miss?
Seasons 2-4. :)
about 100 episodes.
Proof that a cartoon show doesn't need explicit subjects or dialog to make it on adult TV. We need more TV that families can watch together.
Nothing says family friendly fun like the episode Bob befriends some transvestite hookers.
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If you can ignore the backlight issues, watching films on the P2370HD is relatively pleasant, though we would recommend leaving the dynamic contrast setting (which boosts the native 1,000:1 contrast radio to an implausible 50,000:1) off. This monitor's 1,920 x 1,080 resolution is also ideal for watching Blu-rays or connecting HD consoles, while also providing ample desktop real-estate for productivity tasks.
TV performance from the digital tuner, meanwhile, is pretty much what you would expect. Without any advanced processing to enhance it, the original signal quality (or lack thereof) is largely maintained. As a television then, this display can only be described as adequate, though it must be noted that the EPG and channel information presentation is up there with the best.
We were expecting the usual rather poor performance from the integrated 3W SRS TruSurround HD speakers, especially considering those found on the SyncMaster T240HD were none too impressive. However, we're pleased to report that not only were our poor expectations unfounded, but we'd go so far as to say that the P2370HD has the best inbuilt speakers on any sub-24in display we've reviewed. Yes, that's a sweeping statement, but they deserve it; offering audio with plenty of clarity, depth and passable bass without significant distortion even at their relatively high maximum volume, they're a good match for the screen. This set also has Dolby Digital Plus support.
Another advantage for the P2370HD is its reduced power consumption. Where the T240HD burns though 75W when operational, the P2370HD consumes a more reasonable 51W. It's probably not enough to seal the deal in favour of this new model, but it does no harm either.
Overall, how does this TV monitor hold up in the value stakes? Funnily enough Samsung's strongest competition here is Samsung, as at £280 the P2370HD is exactly the same price as the older T240HD. It's really up to you whether you want to go for the extra inch and second HDMI port of the latter, or the superior aesthetics and reduced energy consumption of the former. Since the P2370HD is a new product prices should go down after a while, but even as-is it's good value for such a versatile display.
If you're after a compact, affordable monitor and TV for your bedroom or study the P2370HD is definitely worth considering: it's beautifully designed, well featured and competitively priced. It's only let down by adequate, but not outstanding, image quality and the fact that Samsung's own T240HD costs around the same and offers an extra HDMI port.
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New SiSoft Sandra XII (2008) Released!
Subject: Processors | August 17, 2007 - 04:59 PM | Ryan Shrout
If you frequently use the SiSoft Sandra software for testing your own system, you'll be interested in see what the new version of SiSoft Sandra is going to offer.
So what's in it for you:
Intel lines up nine 45nm CPUs for the desktop
Subject: Processors | August 17, 2007 - 04:41 PM | Ryan Shrout
Digitimes is reporting that nine 45nm Penryn-based processors are going to be launched for desktop users. The amount of quad-core processors is going up with nearly half of the nine running with three of their buddies. The report also indicates a return of the 0.5x multiplier to allow for more CPU choices (and more overclocking with us!).
Within the nine CPUs, five will be dual-core processors (Wolfdale) and the remaining four will be quad-core (Yorkfield).
VIA Introduces 1W Eden Processor
Subject: Processors | August 17, 2007 - 04:37 PM | Ryan Shrout
The CPU developers at VIA Technologies are about to introduce a new product in their ultra low voltage lineup: a 500 MHz frequency chip at 1W.
VIA Technologies is about to introduce a new addition to its Eden ULV (ultra low voltage) processor lineup, the company announced at a press conference yesterday (Aug 16).
AGEIA Needs a Boost
Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter 2 is another big title with support for AGEIA's PhysX processor, but do the advancements in game play stack up? And what about the dedicated AGEIA Island level that is fully interactive?
New Intel Server Processors Provide Ultimate Choice in Speed and Energy Efficiency
Subject: Processors | August 13, 2007 - 02:41 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
SANTA CLARA, Calif., Aug. 13, 2007 - Continuing with its flurry of delivering quad-core server processors and other products ahead of schedule, Intel Corporation launched two quad-core Intel Xeon processors. The new processors boast unprecedented combinations of performance and energy efficiency, along with a pricing strategy to move the enterprise industry to multi-core systems.
Competing with themselves
Subject: Processors | August 10, 2007 - 12:30 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
The E6300 was released last year as the low end of the C2D processor scale, and it looks like it's on it's way out. The newly introduced E2160 runs at 1800MHz with a 200MHz FSB and a 1MB L2 cache, putting it in the same territory as the E6300. You can see what kind of an effect the lower FSB and smaller cache have on performance at Madshrimps, as well as a look at it's overclocking ability.
Intel's Viiv Branding Dead Already
Subject: Processors | August 6, 2007 - 03:28 PM | Ryan Shrout
According to the Inq, it looks like Intel may already be ending the Viiv branding -- not a bad move considering it's pace of adoption.
And so, if a story on Digitimes turns out to be correct,
the world+dog will breathe a sigh of relief as Intel has decided to
rationalise its very confusing range of Core, Dual Core, Core 2 Dual, 2
Dual Cores, Solo Single Core, Quad Core Duo, Duo Quad Core Single Solo
Cores Dual, etc. etc.
TSMC to Split AMD's Fusion Production
Subject: Processors | August 6, 2007 - 03:23 PM | Ryan Shrout
Looks like the first wave of Fusion products will indeed be split between being built by AMD and TSMC.
Motherboard makers predict that AMD will retain
production of the CPU portion of its Fusion processor at its own fabs
or that of Chartered Semiconductor until at least 2009, with Taiwan
Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) to produce the graphics
processor unit (GPU) portion of the processor.
AMD Barcelona is Almost Here
AMD had their analyst day this afternoon and talked about the upcoming Barcelona as well as future GPU technologies and the first implementations of the much talked about Fusion technology.
Intel's shines a light on the CPUs possible future
Subject: Processors | July 26, 2007 - 01:44 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
The idea is to stop using those sluggish electrons, and switch to those speed demon photons. This won't be an easy switch, but it may be needed to keep the increase in speed that we have become accustomed to. If it can be done, a prototype silicon laser modulator that can achieve 40Gbs is very impressive, and necessary to have a photonic IC. Slashdot has the news flash.
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Running back DeMarco Murray: A
He rushed 25 times for 115 yards and two touchdowns, and he even got in on the Sooner receiving game with four catches for 31 yards. Murray's two touchdown runs, an 18-yarder and 20-yarder, were a couple of the nicest runs in career. He juked a man out of his shoes for his first score and tightroped the sideline on his second.
Press box: F
It's supposed to be a working environment. But with fans cheering in the box and a lack of Internet, it's hard to consider it that. The barbecue was decent, but the rest of the experience was very poor at the Red River Rivalry.
Avoiding the big play defensively: C-
For a large part of the day, the defense shut down Garret Gilbert and the rest of the Texas offense. But there were some exceptions, the biggest of which was a 60-yard touchdown run by D.J. Monroe. Gilbert also hit receiver Malcolm Williams for a 40-yard pass late in the game that set up UT for a field goal. And these weren't the only two big plays, although the defense played well for a majority of the contest.
Performance out of the gates: A
Granted it was boosted by some Texas penalties, but the Sooners came out and scored a touchdown on the first possession of the game for the fourth time in their first five games. They took a 14-0 lead later in the first quarter and truly had the Longhorns on their heels early.
Taking care of the ball: B+
No interceptions by OU quarterback Landry Jones and no fumbles lost is the good news. Running backs DeMarco Murray and Mossis Madu, along with fullback Trey Millard, valued possession. The bad news is Jones' near fumble almost cost the Sooners mightily. But the ball bounced out of bounds, and it didn't matter in the end. No turnovers at all trumps that near turnover.
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Odd Thermostat set-up, help needed
Hello Everyone,
I wondered if someone could help. I bought a new programmable thermostat (White Rodgers 150) and it has terminals for G, Y, O, W, B and a jumpered RH and RC.
However, my old Carrier one had wires hooked up to W2, Y, R, G, L, C, and E.
Would anyone have any clue how to re-connect?
see the thread "facts about thermostats" in the HVAC forum by carrierman.
Is your unit a heat pump?
What color are the wires you plan to connect to the thermostat?
Also, do you have the manual that came with the unit? You may find your answer there.
A call to the new thermostat dealer/manufacturer may be able to tell you. How about the instruction manual that you got. It has a wiring diagram.
Google the thermostat. You may find help there too.
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I constantly get a message stating that the external SD card is damaged and usually when I have transferred over most of my installed APPS. Is there a way of recovering the data or is it that I have format the card again and download everything again?
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My 5 yr old shih scratches and barks in her crate, what can I do to fix this problem?
I put her in the crate while I'm at wk and when it's bedtime. There has been times where she has use the restroom in there. I take her out at the same time everyday. I don't know what to do.
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your dog is bored. try stuffed kongs, chewing toys and also exercise your dog so that she quits with the barking. if you leave the dog in the crate too long she will pee. Also clean crate with an enzyme cleaner so that it gets rid of the pee smell that is drawing her to pee in her crate. like "out" at walmart in the pet isle.
when you put her in the crate monitor her water and food intake. remove water a few hours before putting her in her crate that will minimize here having to pee.
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When she arrived in the workshop the plan was to touch up the scratches, give her a fresh coat of paint, and paint the upholstery with Annie Sloan Chalk Paint™ in Duck Egg Blue. Ha, if only it were that easy!
This is a better shot of what she looked like before I started.
So far so good!
I was expecting horse hair but surprise, it's straw! Dusty, stinky, messy straw.
I gave her a good clean with the shop vac and was thankful to see the strapping was in good condition and all four springs were still tightly attached. Upstairs to grab a coffee and back down to stare...and stare...and stare some more while scratching my head. "Okay, so now what"?
Upholstery 101 - here we come! Then I remembered I had bought The Complete Guide To Upholstery by Cherry Dobson several months back. THANK YOU CHERRY DOBSON!! I highly recommend this book chalked full of easy tutorials.
Mr. Frugalista came to the rescue and together we made our little Antique Balloon Back Chair all pretty again!
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BeschreibungMetabolomics - which deals with all metabolites of an organism - is a rapidly-emerging sector of post-genome research fields. It plays significant roles in a variety of fields from medicine to agriculture and holds a fundamental position in functional genomics studies and their application in plant biotechnology. This volume comprehensively covers plant metabolomics for the first time. The chapters offer cutting-edge information on analytical technology, bioinformatics and applications. They were all written by leading researchers who have been directly involved in plant metabolomics research throughout the world. Up-to-date information and future developments are described, thereby producing a volume which is a landmark of plant metabolomics research and a beneficial guideline to graduate students and researchers in academia, industry, and technology transfer organizations in all plant science fields.
InhaltsverzeichnisSection I Analytical Technology I.1 Gas Chromatography Mass Spectrometry J. Kopka 1 Introduction 2 GC-MS Profiling Technology in a Nutshell 3 Short Excursion into Nomenclature and Definitions 4 Present Challenges of GC-MS Profiling References I.2 Current Status and Forward Looking Thoughts on LC/MS Metabolomics L.W. Sumner 1 Introduction 2 Chromatography Theory 3 Limitations of Current Metabolic Profiling Approaches and Proposed Solutions to Advance Metabolomics 4 Future Directions and Forward-Looking Thoughts References I.3 Plant Metabolomics Strategies Based upon Quadrupole Time of Flight Mass Spectrometry(QTOF-MS) H.A. Verhoeven, C.H. Ric de Vos, R.J. Bino, and R.D. Hall 1 Introduction 2 The Technology 3 Data Analysis 4 Application of QTOF MS-based Plant Metabolomics Analyses 5 Conclusions and Future Prospects References I.4 Capillary HPLC T. Ikegami, E. Fukusaki, and N. Tanaka 1 Introduction 2 Monolithic Silica Columns for Micro HPLC 3 Applications of Monolithic Silica Columns to Metabolomics 4 Two-Dimensional HPLC 5 Combination of Reversed Phase HPLC and Other Separation Modes 6 Outlook References I.5 Capillary HPLC Coupled to Electrospray Ionization Quadrupole Time-of-flight Mass Spectrometry S. Clemens, C. Boettcher, M. Franz, E. Willscher, E. v. Roepenack-Lahaye, and D. Scheel 1 Introduction 2 Extraction, Chromatography and Mass Spectrometry 3 Potential and Limitations 4 Conclusions and Outlook References I.6 NMR Spectroscopy in Plant Metabolomics J.L. Ward and M.H. Beale 1 Introduction 2 High-throughput Screening by 1D 1H-NMR 3 Data Analysis 4 Two-dimensional NMR 5 Stable Isotope Labelling 6 Hyphenated NMR 7 Discussion: Applying NMR to Plant Metabolomics References I.7 Hetero-nuclear NMR-based Metabolomics J. Kikuchi and T. Hirayama 1 Introduction 2 Historical Aspects of NMR Studies of Plant Metabolism 3 1H-NMR-based Metabolomics 4 Use of Stable Isotope Labeling Technique to Enable Monitoring of the Dynamic Movement of Metabolites 5 Approach for Hetero-nuclear NMR-based Metabolomics 6 Prospects for the Future References Section II Bioinformatics II.1 Bioinformatics Approaches to Integrate Metabolomics and Other Systems Biology Data. B. Mehrotra and P. Mendes 1 Introduction 2 Databases 3 Data Visualization 4 Data Analysis 5 Conclusion References II.2 Chemometrics in Metabolomics - An Introduction J. Trygg, J. Gullberg, A.I. Johansson, P. Jonsson, and T. Moritz 1 Introduction 2 Theory and Methods 3 Example: Metabolomics Study on Arabidopsis Mutants 4 Summary and Future Prospectives References II.3 Map Editor for the Atomic Reconstruction of Metabolism (ARM) M. Arita, Y. Fujiwara, and Y. Nakanishi 1 Introduction 2 Definition of Metabolic Information 3 Metabolic Map Editor 4 Applications 5 Conclusions References II.4 AraCyc: Overview of an Arabidopsis Metabolism Database and its Applications for Plant Research S.Y. Rhee, P. Zhang, and H. Foerster 1 Introduction 2 Database Content 3 Search, Browse, and Analyze Functionalities 4 Applications of AraCyc 5 Current Issues and Future Directions 6 Conclusions References II.5 Kappa-View: A Tool for Integrating Transcriptomic
Untertitel: 'Biotechnology in Agriculture and Forestry'. 2006. Auflage. Book. Sprache: Englisch.
Verlag: Springer
Erscheinungsdatum: März 2006
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Crackdown 2 Deluge DLC (360) Review
Game: Crackdown 2
Genre: Third Person Shooter
Players: 1-4 (co-op)
Developer: Ruffian Games
Publisher: Microsoft Game Studio
Rated M for Mature
When Crackdown 2 was still being hyped, one of the features talked about was an eight person survival mode, which would have added to the game's strong co-op lineup (and help make up for its lacking single-player mode). Unfortunately, the feature was cut due to increased focus on four-player co-op and it seemed as though the idea of surviving waves of enemies with some friends was dead. The latest DLC released for the game, "Deluge," is essentially this cut content, although it instead features four players instead of eight.
Purchasing the premium edition of the pack causes a new menu options to appear when you start the game, which leads to the match making process. You are able to host your own game or hop into somebody else's game, and thankfully its drop-in and drop-out compatible. And, even better, this DLC doesn't crash the game like the first pack did!
Deluge is a new multiplayer mode that has you teaming up with three other agents as you fight against endless (well, a 150 waves worth) hordes of various enemies in a race against the clock to save Pacific City. Your time is increased by completing a wave, though due to the large open areas of the maps (three in total and all of them are simply subsections of Pacific City) sometimes you'll have troubles finding that last guy. There's four different types of waves you have to worry about, and it helps to keep the mode from getting boring.
You have the standard enemies and freaks rounds, where you're just taking out enemies that appear on the screen. These are the easiest of the rounds, but once you reach the higher levels every round is difficult. Capture point rounds requires agents to stay within a capture point for a specific amount of time. I have found more frustration in these rounds than any other, but it's more of the "dang, that was challenging" as opposed to the "this is completely unfair" frustration. Finally, there are the stronghold rounds in which enemies are grouped up in specific areas.
Agents can rack up combos in Deluge as well, challenging them to kill enemies in specific ways. This usually amounts to racking up a specified number of kills using the same weapon or while in the air, but it does add to the mode's diversity. The way the points are given to you also gives the mode a more 'run and gun' feel to it, making it feel like you're playing an arcade game. This is not a knock on it in any way. Unfortunately, it doesn't seem to matter how many points you score as there's no leaderboards or anything like that.
The downloadable pack also contains the new 16-person "Capture the Orb" mode, which follows the basic rules of Capture the Flag. When you consider all of the crazy things that can happen in a PVP game of Crackdown, CTO is a great addition to the series. It's hard enough to survive with flying cars, homing missiles and explosions everywhere, but when you're trying to locate an object and return it to your base during all of that, it gets really hectic. I would go as far as to say I enjoyed Capture the Orb a bit more than Deluge, but the two can't fairly be compared.
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Overall, Deluge is a very fun mode that has some flaws. In addition to the lack of leaderboards, you're constantly pestered about purchasing the Crackdown game on the Windows Phone 7, which really isn't something I'm trying to do. Purchasing that game unlocks a couple of things on the console version, but thankfully you can earn those rewards by playing with somebody who went ahead and purchased the game on their phone. That being said, it is extremely fun to take on a ton of enemies and the variety in gameplay helps to spice things up a bit, and the scoring system helps motivate agents along the way, even if they only matter in that specific game. Capture the Orb manages to be a serviceable take on the popular CTF mode and can create some climatic moments, though it's not anything you haven't played before. You could spend $7 in worse ways, but only diehards will be likely to get this.


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On the heels of an early peek at their Spring 2011 collection, Soulland takes the stage at Copenhagen's Fashion Week, offering an in depth look into next year's collection. Silas Adler, reveals that the collection borrows its inspiration from Leonard Cohen's poem "The Suit". Adler reinterprets modern suiting and puts forth a serious selection of black and grays combined with a selection soft hues of yellow.
The line perfectly partners relaxed tailoring and an eye for the engaging knit detail. Adler pieces together a casual season of smart pairings that reaffirm Soulland's dedication to fine craftsmanship and modern formal wear.
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Date of Stay: July, 2011
Klamath has a variety of parks to choose from and this is the best of the best. We were referred here by one of the other local parks because we are traveling with kids and we are so happy we took their recommendation. We loved it here. Plenty for our kids to see and do. They have a Recreation Hall and it was well equipped. We took the Kayak tour, offered at the park ($45 per person), with our kids and had a blast. Everyone at the camp was friendly and knowledgeable. The pizza (made fresh on-site) is worth buying but the "salesman" is a bit pushy. A few boats were in the park, but then again this RV Park is on the Klamath River (One of the best rivers for Salmon fishing in the country) and in my experience fishing is a great way to pass time while RV'ing. Overall the park is great and my kids had a time they won't soon forget. We would stay here again.
Date of Stay: May, 2011
We stayed here for two nights on our way to Northern California. This park was big. It had well kept grounds and clean restrooms and showers. The store in the office was well stocked with food and supplies (we needed a washer for our hose). The spaces were a little odd on their layout and it wasn't as easy to get out as it was to get in. We have a 30' MH with a tow and though I am used to bigger rigs it was a pain to get around when we pulled out. We did have a nice time at the park and our kids enjoyed the pool, and my wife and I enjoyed a nice stroll around the park.
Date of Stay: February, 2011
We stayed here and enjoyed it. It's a quiet little park with very nice people. I'll get the downs out of the way. The whole park is gravel, asphalt and cement. I know it's a desert but a little grass would be nice. There isn't much in the way of amenities either. The ups are, wonderful people. The manager and his family were really nice and will go out of their way to answer any questions. They do have some long term people in the park who also work camp and they are friendly. There was also a few kids there that my kids played with and had fun. We would definitely return with our kids.


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Directed by: Peter Jackson
Genre: Adventure, Drama, Fantasy
Running time: 161 minutes
Classification: PG13 – Violence
Release date: 12 December 2013
This film was reviewed in the High Frame Rate 3D format.
Written by Rebecca Dendroff
Rating: 5/5
The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug continues the adventure of the titular character Bilbo Baggins (Martin Freeman) as he journeys with the Wizard Gandalf (Ian McKellen) and thirteen Dwarves, led by Thorin Oakenshield (Richard Armitage), on an epic quest to reclaim the Lonely Mountain and the lost Dwarf Kingdom of Erebor.
Having survived the beginning of their unexpected journey, the Company continues East, encountering along the way the skin-changer Beorn and a swarm of giant Spiders in the treacherous forest of Mirkwood. After escaping capture by the dangerous Wood-elves, the Dwarves journey to Lake-town, and finally to the Lonely Mountain itself, where they must face the greatest danger of all—a creature more terrifying than any other; one which will test not only the depth of their courage but the limits of their friendship and the wisdom of the journey itself—the Dragon Smaug.
According to many, the first Hobbit film was, to put it nicely, far less interesting than this film. This one however, we get to see how director Peter Jackson has stepped out of the pages of The Hobbit and into The Lord Of The Rings, merging the world together. This film carries a pace and cohesion that the first film lacked. We get to explore more of the mystical fantasy realm of Middle Earth this time and what's especially good is that there is more screen time for the Elvenking of Mirkwood, Thranduil (Lee Pace).
The formidable challenge takes Thorin's party along the treacherous forest paths of Mirkwood, where they are attacked by enormous spiders. It is only by Bilbo's bravery and with the help of the Elves of the Woodland Realm, led by Legolas (Orlando Bloom) that their company manage to escape. But of course, Legolas son of Thranduil would not simply let dwarves trespassing on elven territory leave so easily.
Thranduil's palace is aesthetically beautiful and it carries a silent grace about it that showcases the elves perfectly. Remember those snippets of clips where we got Lee Pace and Richard Armitage having a staring contest? This is where that scene is from. The Elvenking offers Thorin a deal, give him some of the treasure and he will offer his help. Lee's portrayal of the Elvenking is superb, his stoic face and chilling blue eyes are the makings of a regal and fearsome elvish ruler it's not everyday you find talent as good as him and Jackson did right in giving Thranduil more screen time to show us the long raging hate between the dwarves and the elves.
So apart from Thranduil and Legolas, we have another addition to the elvish 'family' so to speak. Jackson has given us a smouldering heroine, Tauriel (Evangeline Lilly), whose skill with a bow and arrow is something not to be trifled with. To begin with many fans know that Tauriel is a fictional character that does not appear in the original book, but was created by Peter Jackson and Fran Walsh as an expansion of material adapted from the book. She is a Woodland Elf whose name means "Daughter of the Forest", and is the head of the Mirkwood Elven guard.
What's the deal with adding another elf? Well it deepens the plot a little to have a elf and a dwarf falling in love. During the time that the dwarves are prisoner in Thranduil's palace, Tauriel gets to know the elf that she saved, Kili (Aidan Turner) the youngest of the dwarves and Thorin's nephew. And as all romances go, there will always be a jealous party, this time Legolas is the one who envies Kili.
There ensues the hugely entertaining escape-by-barrel business, which according to most of the actors was one of the best and worst scenes to film. Bilbo and his gang of dwarves reach Lake-Town, aided by another engaging new character, the resourceful and witty Bard the Bowman (Luke Evans). Bard is a barge man who is constantly under the surveillance of the Master of Lake-Town (Stephen Fry).
From Lake-Town it is but a stones throw to the Lonely Mountain. But there is no such thing as short when it comes to Tolkien's stories, so first we must endure a rather incoherent action sequence involving the wizard Gandalf and the evil eye that is Sauron.
With that, the stage is set for the final act with Smaug the Terrible. The evil dragon awakens from his long slumber when Bilbo is sent into the mountain to retrieve the Arkenstone. A fire-breathing, arrogant witty dragon is what Smaug is. And after his years of slumber he is more than excited to have something to toy with. Thunderously voiced by Benedict Cumberbatch, he and co-star Martin Freeman make this sequence a really fun one. Inclusive of some deft physical comedy verging on slapstick by Freeman, the exchange between dragon and hobbit is indeed something that you would not have expected to happen.
Brilliant and stunning visual effects will accompany you through the journey of this film. The costumes of each of the characters are also something that needs to receive more recognition, the wardrobe is indeed incredible and vast. With silken elvish cloaks and this time less dwarven wear, not to mention the intricate human garb of the people in Lake-Town.
With rivers of melting gold, and the epitome of death, Smaug bent on revenge escaping from the castle this second Hobbit film comes to a close. We will be waiting another 12 months for the third and final installment, The Hobbit: There And Back Again.
Written by Yue Jie
Rating: 4.5/5
Coming off the adventure from The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, director Peter Jackson assumes his audience knows the context of the story and only provides a brief introduction before he delves directly into this sequel.
Bilbo Baggins (Martin Freeman), Gandalf (Ian McKellen) and Thorin Oakenshield (Richard Armitage) together with the rest of the dwarves, continue their journey to the Lonely Mountain for Thorin to reclaim the Arkenstone and reclaim the mountain as his. In their battle to fight off the Orcs, which resumes from the events in An Unexpected Journey, Gandalf brings the company to reside in the home of Beorn (Mikael Persbrandt), a skin-changer whom periodically transforms into a black bear.
Following the stayover, the company chance upon the Wood Elves where thy meet Legolas (Orlando Bloom) and Tauriel (Evangeline Lilly). Captured, they escape from the Elves in an action sequence which Jackson makes use of to invoke humour, which comes when least expected. At the end of the escape in a river, they meet Bard (Luke Evans), a villager whom they must bribe in order to proceed on in their mission.
British actor Benedict Cumberbatch, whom plays antagonist in many famous movies, most notably Star Trek Into Darkness, voices the legendary dragon Smaug with exceeding confidence. The mesmerizing tonality and raw evilness of his voice will send chills down your spine as he strikes a rising sense of doom through the voiceover.
While the elements of the main plot are laid out and unfold in fine detail, Jackson weaves in a little love story of a triangle between Legolas, Tauriel and Kili (Aidan Turner), Thorin's nephew, a subplot which serves to add some level of development to his characters. Apart from all his cast, Jackson himself makes a cameo appearance in this movie, much to fan amusement.
In the High Frame Rate, this sequel brings out the clarity of Middle Earth much more as compared to An Unexpected Journey, an important aspect that is especially evident in the many dramatic sequences. As a blockbuster movie, Jackson handles the plot skillfully while at the same time balancing the development of the dozen or so characters. Despite Bilbo Baggins having far less screen time than before, Jackson wastes no time in telling key plot points in the very few scenes that involve Bilbo.
Supported by an emotive musical score by Howard Shore that is complemented with an impactful end-credits song "I See Fire" by singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran, The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug ends on a bittersweet note which, for better or worse, gives fans something to look forward to in the trilogy-ending sequel, The Hobbit: There And Back Again, next year.
Check out the trailer below!
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A couple of bus journeys later, I was off on the 8 hour bus ride to the wild, wild west - sunny Phoenix! When the bus doors open, its similar to opening the oven door. That dry heat!Temperature close to 40 degrees. MAMA MIA!!
The first night was spent catching up, and plenty of wine was drunk!! The girls had lots of catching up to do.
The following day was spent exploring the local town before we settled by the pool for the day to top up those fading tans.
Two of Lisa�s colleagues from Bristish Airways joined us for the day out to the Grand Canyon. After WHIZZING round the carpark, the ladies were more comfortable with the left hand drive automatic Ford!! Suzie and I mucked about at the back and left the mature two, Lisa and Jill, to chaffeur us to the Grand Canyon.
THe view of the canyon was awesome.The colours and the rock formations= superb!!
We even witnessed two mad witches ( they must have been!! ) pushing their black cats around in wheelie baskets round the Canyon.How many more nutters can there be??
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From what I read the Program Counter can hold the address of the current instruction or the next instruction.
1) Does that mean it can only hold one of the two at one time? If so, why is this?
I also read an instruction needs to get fetched, is the program counter doing the fetching too? I thought it was its job is to hold address of an instruction.
2) When an instruction gets fetched: what does it mean for a program counter to increased its stored value by 1? Is it as easy as adding the number 1 to this value?
3) Is the address of the instruction binary or hexadecimal? Is it encoded beforehand before the program counter fetches it?
4) If the program counter is holding the address of the next instruction, is the instruction register holding the address of the current instruction?
5) Who does the decoding of any of the two addresses of the instructions?
I am trying to make sense of both sources I read and it is pretty fuzzy of what is actually happening.
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Ergon Refining, Inc. and Ergon, West Virginia, Inc. Successfully Transition to ISO 9001:2000
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Ergon Refining, Inc., (ERI) and Ergon – West Virginia, Inc., (EWV) – ERI and EWV have achieved compliance to Quality Management System requirements in March 2003 and June 2003, respectively. Both refineries have registered to the ISO 9001:2000 Quality Standard from the Quality Evaluation Division of the American Bureau of Shipping (ABS, QE) based in Houston, Texas.
Upon issuance of the ISO 9001:2000 standard in December 2000, all ISO 9000:1994 registered companies were required to convert their management system to the revised ISO 9001:2000 standard by December 15, 2003. ERI and EWV determined that the changes in the ISO standard, such as inclusion of Customer Satisfaction, Analysis of Data, and Quality Objective processes, were already part of their management systems. Over the next two and a half years, the companies formally documented the "new" systems for the existing management system. Throughout the process, training and internal audits were performed to ensure that the companies were ready for their registrar audits. As of October 1, 2003, 26.9% of the companies in the United States holding an ISO 9000:1994 certification had successfully transitioned their management systems to the ISO 9000:2000*.
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This above code will show limit cycles when you parametric plot the Van de Pol Equation. However, I want to find the period T numerically. I need to add in a piece for mu ranging from 0 to 0.5 by steps of 0.05 and 5 to 50 by steps of 5. After that, I need the code to find the period of the limit cycle. How can I accomplish this?
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Two editions of Fleurs du mal were published in Baudelaire's lifetime — one in 1857 and an expanded edition in 1861. "Scraps" and censored poems were collected in Les Épaves in 1866. After Baudelaire died the following year, a "definitive" edition appeared in 1868.
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Les Métamorphoses du vampire
La femme cependant, de sa bouche de fraise,
Quand elle eut de mes os sucé toute la moelle,
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The Vampire's Metamorphoses
The woman meanwhile, twisting like a snake
When she had sucked out all the marrow from my bones
— William Aggeler, The Flowers of Evil (Fresno, CA: Academy Library Guild, 1954)
The Metamorphoses of the Vampire
The crimson-fruited mouth that I desired —
When of my marrow she had sucked each bone
— Roy Campbell, Poems of Baudelaire (New York: Pantheon Books, 1952)
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Meanwhile from her red mouth the woman, in husky tones,
When she had drained me of my very marrow, and cold
— George Dillon, Flowers of Evil (NY: Harper and Brothers, 1936)
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Meanwhile the woman, writhing like a snake
"Behold, my mouth is moist, and on my deep
When she had sucked my marrow dry, I turned,
Frozen with fear, I shut my eyelids tight,
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Then the woman with the strawberry mouth,
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Cheryl Merchant has been in automotive manufacturing for nearly 30 years. She began as a production supervisor at General Motors and quickly advanced her career working at Mazda, Ford Motor Co. and then at the Lear Corporation. She climbed through the ranks in various departments until 1990 when she became the Plant Manager of a 3,500 employee operation in Mexico making automotive seat covers at a rate of 20,000 vehicles per week. In addition to Mexico, Cheryl has also managed manufacturing plants in Canada, Poland, England, and in various locations in the US. She has dealt with operation start-ups, shutdowns, mergers, and relocations, as well as multiple company acquisitions, and with more products than is possible to list.
For the last 15 years, Cheryl has been the President/CEO of Hope Global with manufacturing and headquarters located in Cumberland, RI. During that time, the company's name has changed from Hope Webbing to Hope Global, Engineered Textile Solutions, has grown in revenue by 3x, and has expanded its operations with plants now in Rhode Island, Mexico, Czech Republic and China.
Through two major floods and the past years of global economic struggle, Hope has streamlined its operations and organizational structure to survive and become even stronger. Cheryl is an active member, and a past-chair, of the Northern Rhode Island Chamber of Commerce. She is also a member of the Providence Chamber of Commerce, RI Commodores, and a Trustee of RIPEC. In addition, she has chaired or co-chaired the Bryant World Trade Day event for the past 3 years and is co-chair for 2015's event as well. In 2012, Cheryl received an Honorary Doctorate Degree of Business from Bryant University and joined the Alumni of Bryant where she actively holds a seat on the Board of Trustees. In 2014, she received awards for New England Businesswoman of the year and PBN Top Leadership of RI. New England Institute of Technology awarded her an Honorary Doctorate in Human Letters as well. She sat on the Governor's Economic Development Council for 5 years and now sits on the Governor's Workforce Board. Cheryl resides in Lincoln and integrates her business life with being a wife and the mother of an 8 year-old, ambitious boy and a 5 year-old, power-hungry daughter.


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|Early on in this topic, wain asked if there was any data documenting a measurable difference between horizontal and vertical axis washers. I have some pretty interesting cost comparison files prepared by Staber. Since, as Fr, Basil pointed out, the Staber spins at slower speeds than competing horizontal axis washers. Therefore, I expect these results to represent conservative cost performance parameters for all horizontal axis washers.
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Despite a chunk of time out of the international rally circuit, former production world rally champions Hayden Paddon and co-driver John Kennard proved they still have what it takes to be in the mix.
New Zealanders Paddon and Kennard were in Finland over the weekend to work on their World Rally Championship campaign after spending time back home contesting the domestic series.
The pair had raced in a one-off round of the European Rally Championship in Ypres, Belgium, in a Ford Fiesta S2000. They were on pace for a podium finish at their first tilt at the specialist tarmac event and were in contention the entire rally, even winning a stage on day one, only to crash out towards the end of the rally on stage 14.
However, the hit-out proved its worth, as Paddon was quick in his Skoda Fabia S2000 after day one in Finland lying fourth in class and the leading crew running a non-turbocharged Super 2000 spec car.
The other competitors in the top five are either running the new Ford Fiesta R5 or a Citroen DS3 RRC, both turbo-charged.
Paddon was consistently in the top six, with his best stage result being second quickest behind Finn Jari Ketomaa on the afternoon's longest stage and finished third overall.
"Overnight we are sitting fourth equal in the WRC2 category and we have been happy with our pace," said Paddon.
"Second to sixth places are separated by just a few seconds, so it is close at the top of this class. We are the leading S2000 car, which is important to us as it seems some of these new cars are quite fast."
The flying Kiwis continued the good form on the rally and at the start of Saturday's final eight stages, Paddon and Kennard were focused on staying in that podium position. They had moved into a solid third place during Friday's nine stages despite hitting a rock and breaking the suspension in the second-to-last stage.
They started the final day just under two minutes behind former Formula One driver Robert Kubica, of Poland, in second, with Finn Jari Ketomaa in front of the WRC2 class.
Paddon's competitive stage times during the morning's loop of four stages put the Kiwi consistently in the top three, just a second or two slower than stage winners Ketomaa and Esapekka Lappi.
Paddon and Kennard were second quickest of the WRC2 competitors on both runs through the Ouninpohja stage and were never outside the top four all day. Overall, they finished the third day closing the margin on second-placed Kubica and widening the gap back to Yazeed Al Rajhi in fourth.
"It is always a great feeling to finish on the podium in Finland, the spiritual home of rallying, and finishing third today gets our 2013 WRC campaign off to a great start," said Paddon.
"It is also a relief to get back on the podium in the WRC and to be the fastest S2000 competitor over the course of the rally was also pleasing.
"We had a trouble-free day and went at a steady pace on the morning loop when the stages were not too damaged, and then took it easy on the afternoon rougher stages.
"I love the fast stages, and we spent a lot of time in the stage jumping. It will be great to return to it again next year with revised notes and commit 110 per cent as that will be better than a rollercoaster."
The result is a very good one, especially when their international seat time has been limited this year.
"You have to remember we're up against cars that were only released a few months ago and the Skoda, while still a damn good car, is three years old," said Paddon. "The Skoda is a competitive car but we have to push that little bit harder.
"That last little bit of confidence will only come with a bit more seat time in the Skoda. We'll be able to push a bit harder in Germany, especially since we have another test soon in Austria."
The pair have been putting in the race kilometres in the New Zealand Rally Championship and after three rounds still lead the domestic series from Ben Hunt and Richard Mason.
Paddon is happy with the result considering how long it has been since they were last in the Skoda on gravel. The Baumschlager Rallye & Racing (BRR) team and Paddon reckon they're not at 100 per cent yet and are confident of finding a bit more pace in the car before the next round in Germany in three weeks.
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On June 21, 2014 my wife went to the local Discount tire store in for a routine balance and rotation. The Avon store manager used sexist intimidation towards my wife and refused to return my wife's car to her. The store manager claimed the wheel studs were unsafe and wanted to have the car towed to a local automotive repair shop. Scam! Once I showed up he continued with his lies and refusal to return my wives keys. Were I come from this is called auto theft! I am a mechanical designer and have worked in this field for over 30 years. The store manager who it was obvious had no background in metallurgy was trying to tell me the wheel studs were bad. I inspected them and saw no damage. If he knew anything about steel and wheel stud design then he would know that these studs were designed to have a small recess after the shoulder and before the threads start. This is designed to relieve stress. The store manager then forced 110 pounds of rotational torque on the studs when reattaching the rims. Wow they did not break! The rotational forces would break a weak stud but yet these held tight! Then he had a tow truck driver force my wife's car under its own power up an extreme incline on to his flat bed truck. This placed great torque not only on the wheel studs but also the drive train of the car as well. Once again if these wheel studs were as weak as the manager claimed they would have broken off but they did not. The tow truck driver was a good sport and after dropping my wife's car off across the street, told me that this discount tire store calls him all the time to have cars towed to a repair shop. Sound like this discount tire store as a scam going with one of the local repair shops. I drove the car home without any problems. These sexist attitudes and lies by Discount tire of Avon will not stand!!!!
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