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Chicago Bulls
United Center | 1901 West Madison Street
Chicago, Illinois 60612-2459 | Telephone: 312.455.4000 | Fax: 312.455.4189
Submit a Chicago Bulls Legends Appearance Request with Bob Love or Sidney Green.
Submit a request for one of our Bulls Entertainment Network performers such as Benny the Bull, the Luvabulls and Incredibulls.
ATMs at the United Center
BMO Harris Bank ATMs are located on the 100 Level next to the Bull Market at section 117, in the Gate 4 box office lobby across from section 105/106, outside section 105/106, Lexus Club Level at section 221, and on the 300 Level across from section 319.
All candidates interested in becoming a Chicago Bulls Ballboy/Ballgirl must be between the ages of 16 and 20. Please note that this is a season-long commitment. To apply, complete this form and mail it to the Bulls, c/o Ballboys/Ballgirls, 550 Lake Cook Road, Deerfield, IL 60015. Applications will not be accepted at the door. Finalists for full-time ballpersons and alternates will be notified by phone. No follow-up calls, please.
Box Office
The United Center Box Office is open during the season Monday through Saturday from 11 a.m. until 6 p.m. and through halftime on game days. The box office is located at Gate 4 on the building's east side. The box office cannot be contacted by phone. Tickets are only available in person.
This group of 20 boys and girls perform at six regular season games with up-beat dance routines.
For Bulls games, cameras are allowed into the United Center. Video cameras are also allowed, but cannot be used to record any game action. Tripods of any kind are not allowed. Small tablet devices (such as an iPad) are allowed into the building, but laptop computers are not allowed.
Chicago Bulls Charities
Chicago Bulls Charities is the philanthropic arm of the Chicago Bulls, providing financial support to Chicagoland nonprofit organizations that focus on youth education, health and wellness, and violence prevention. Make a donation to Chicago Bulls Charities.
Chicago Bulls Basketball Schools | Bulls/Sox Training Academy
For information about upcoming activities and programs held by the Bulls Basketball Schools and to learn more about the Bulls/Sox Training Academy, visit BullsSoxAcademy.com or call (630) PLAYBALL (752-9225).
Chicago Stadium Club
The Chicago Stadium Club is a members-only club located on the 200 Lexus Club Level near section 224 with seating for 325 people. The club is open to guests holding tickets to the 200 Level only. The club may be closed during special events such as concerts and family shows.
Children's Entry
Children under 36" in height are not required to have a ticket for admission. Any child who enters without a ticket must share a seat with an accompanying adult.
Concessions are provided by Levy Restaurants. Coolers, bottles, cans, thermoses and food are not permitted.
Contact the Bulls
We want you to be our Sixth Man! Is there a way that the Bulls can make your experience as a fan better? We would love to hear your ideas and we welcome your thoughts, comments or suggestions by calling 312.455.4000.
Crown Royal Whisky Bar
Crown Royal Whisky Bar is open to the public and located between sections 118-119 in the 100 Level above the Ketel One Club.
Directions to the United Center
United Center | 1901 West Madison Street | Chicago, IL | 60612-2459
- Chicagoland Traffic Updates: Travel Times | Real-time Map
- Coming from the North:
Take I-90/94 East (Kennedy Expressway) to the Madison St. exit and make a right onto Madison St. Take Madison West. The building will be on your left. Our address is 1901 W Madison St.
- Coming from the South:
Take I-55 North to I-90/94 West to the Madison St. exit and make a left onto Madison St. Take Madison West. The building will be on your left. Our address is 1901 W Madison St.
- Coming from the East (downtown/loop):
Take Madison St. West from the city. Again, our address is 1901 W. Madison.
- Coming from the West:
Take I-290 East (Eisenhower Expressway) to the Damen St. exit. Take Damen Ave. northbound to Madison St. Make a right onto Madison. The building will be on your right.
- From O'Hare Airport:
Take I-90 East (Kennedy Expressway) toward Chicago. I-90 East will merge with I-94 East. Continue on I-90/94 East to Madison St. exit. Take a right onto Madison and proceed west. The building will be on your left.
- From Midway Airport:
Take Cicero Ave North to I-55 (Stevenson Expressway). Take I-55 North to I-90/94 West. Take I-90/94 West (Dan Ryan Expressway which turns into the Kennedy Expressway) to Madison St. Exit Madison and make a left onto Madison. The building will be on your left.
- Emergencies
In the event of an emergency and the need to contact a fan at a Bulls game arises, call 312.455.4500. If possible, have the seat or suite location available.
Employment/Internship Opportunities
General inquiries regarding Bulls employment and/or internships can be sent to:
Internship/Employment Coordinator
Chicago Bulls
1901 W. Madison Street
Chicago, IL 60612-2459
Please include a detailed cover letter and resume.
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Fan Mail
Fan mail should be addressed to your favorite player(s), care of the Chicago Bulls, 1901 West Madison Street, Chicago, IL 60612-2459.
First Aid
The United Center has two first aid offices, one located on each public concourse across from Sections 115 and 325.
Game Tapes
Copies of game broadcasts are not available through the Chicago Bulls. To see what the NBA Store has available, click here.
All United Center gates and windows open 90 minutes prior to game time.
Goose Island Pub
The Goose Island Pub is located across from section 109 and is open to all ticketed guests during events. The Goose Island Pub remains open one hour post-event.
Group Tickets
To request group ticket information, please call 312.455.4000.
Handicapped Seating
Handicapped seating is available everywhere Bulls tickets are sold. View more ticket information. For the hearing impaired: TDD # 312.559.0770.
Hotel Accommodations
Located in the heart of Printers Row, the Hotel Blake offers the comfort and intimate experience you should expect from a boutique, luxury hotel. Call 312.986.1234 and ask for the Chicago Bulls rate. For groups of 10 or more, contact the sales department at 312.344.4907.
Known for their enthusiasm, energy and comedic antics on the court and in the stands at home games, the IncrediBulls rev up the crowds every night the Bulls take the floor at the United Center.
Jordan Statue
The Michael Jordan statue is one of Chicago's favorite tourist attractions. All day long, and both prior to and after United Center events, people from all over the world come to visit and have their picture taken in front of one of Chicago's most famous and recognizable landmarks.
Ketel One Club (formerly the Locker Room Club)
The Ketel One Club is a private restaurant/bar for season ticket holders located between sections 118-119 in the 100 Level. Membership is required.
Limousine Services
Diva Limousine Ltd., one of the nation's largest privately-held ground transportation companies, provides luxury sedans, hybrids, limousines, vans, SUVs and buses. Please call them directly at 312.808.4870 or visit them at www.divalimo.com.
Lost and Found
Guests inquiring about lost articles should be directed to any Guest Relations booth, or at the end of games to the booth on the 100 Level at Gate 6. Guests inquiring over the phone should call 312.455.4500.
Bulls merchandise is available at Bull Market in the United Center and online at Shop.Bulls.com. For Bull Market information, call 312.455.7600.
The Chicago Bulls play the song "Sirus" from Eye in The Sky by The Alan Parsons Project during starting introductions. The Bulls' most popular songs played at the United Center can be purchased on three CDs: The Chicago Bulls Greatest Hits, Vol. I, II and III.
Public parking is available on all four sides of the United Center. Parking prices range from $24 to $40 depending on the lot selected. (Buses can park in Lot B at the corner of Damen Ave. and Warren Blvd. Handicapped parking is located in Lot G on the west end of the United Center off of Damen Ave.) Parking can be purchased on a first-come, first-served basis upon arrival, or in advance by visiting www.ticketmaster.com.
Fans are permitted to take photographs from their seats. However, video, flash photography and moving about are prohibited.
Public Transportation (Metra and CTA)
Taking CTA to the United Center: #19 United Center Express buses begin/end their trips at Michigan/Randolph.
To United Center:
Buses no longer serve stops along Michigan at Chicago, Superior, Erie, Ohio, Illinois, Hubbard and South Water.
More frequent service operates from Michigan/Randolph approximately every 10 minutes, starting 90 minutes before events until start of event.
From United Center:
Buses no longer serve stops along Michigan at South Water, East Wacker, Hubbard, Grand, Ontario, Huron and Chicago.
Buses operate from the United Center every few minutes until one hour after events end.
For the latest, most up to date information, visit the Chicago Transit Authority online.
Easy connections can be made from CTA train lines and three Metra terminals: Randolph St., NorthWestern, and Union Stations. Every 12 minutes starting for 2 hours before the game and buses wait for you after the game.
All Chicago Bulls games can be heard live on WLS-AM 890 and the Bulls Radio Network.
Rental Suites
View information on United Center suite rentals.
Scoreboard Messages
If you want Benny the Bull to visit your seats during the game, get a photo on the court with your group during pre-game or just schedule a scoreboard message, we can accommodate your request! Take at look at the packages available and place your order today!
Season Tickets
To request season ticket information, call the Bulls at 312.455.4000.
Seating Capacity
The United Center seating capacity for Bulls games is 20,917. Any attendance number announced above that includes standing room tickets.
The United Center became a smoke-free facility on Jan. 16, 2006. In accordance with the Chicago Clean Indoor Air Ordinance of 2005, all forms of smoking are prohibited throughout the entire building. An outdoor smoking area is available to guests during all events at the United Center. The designated area is located outside Gate 7 and can be accessed by obtaining a stamp upon exit for re-entry.
Staff Directory
View the Chicago Bulls staff directory.
Chicago Bulls games are televised by WGN-TV, Comcast SportsNet Chicago and WCIU-TV. View a list of broadcast dates and times. Additionally, with NBA League Pass, you will be able to see up to 40 out-of-market regular season games a week. Games included in NBA LEAGUE PASS are in addition to those available on ABC, TNT, NBA TV, ESPN, ESPN2 and your local networks (such as a regional sports network and/or over-the-air station).
Ticket Information
For all season and/or group ticket questions or inquiries, please contact the Bulls at 312.455.4000 or visit our Tickets & Arena Information page. For information about single game ticket availability and prices, call 1-800-4NBA-TIX.
Ticket Windows at the United Center
Tickets left at Will Call are available for pick-up at the Box Office located in the atrium. The newly renovated Box Office will also accommodate for customer service, advance sales as well as ADA sales.
Box Office windows located at Gates 3 and 7 will only be made available for ticket sales.
From Memorial Day through Labor Day, the Box Office is open Monday through Friday from 11 a.m. until 6 p.m., and on the evening of events. After Labor Day the Box Office is open Monday through Saturday from 11 a.m. through 6 p.m., and through halftime on game days.
Will Call
Will Call is located at the Box Office in the atrium on the east end of the United Center. It can be accessed through the Wood St. entrance off of Lot H. Will Call windows open 90 minutes prior to game time. Tickets left at will call cannot be confirmed in advance by phone or online. A photo ID is required to pick up tickets.
Wheelchair escorts are provided by Guest Services. Please ask any United Center team member for assistance.
United Center
For information about the United Center and its history, click here now or visit unitedcenter.com. For the Bulls and NBA Fan Code of Conduct, click here now.
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As far as extras go, you don't get much. There's no inline remote/microphone for making cell phone calls. And the carrying "case" is just a thin cloth pouch that doesn't serve much purpose other than to cover the headphones and keep them from getting scratched up if you stow them in a bag with other objects.
For $30 headphones, I thought the f38s sounded quite decent, though they fall just short of being special for their price level. They offer a good amount of clarity and bass, though they're a little aggressive-sounding and a bit pushy in the midrange. I compared them with Panasonic's RP-HTX7 headphones, another budget-priced over-the-ear pair that also retails online for around $30. I thought the Panasonics were a little fuller-sounding and slightly more detailed, which is why they're rated at four stars. That said, the f38s performed well with a variety of music. They're fairly dynamic and have some punch to them, they're just not the smoothest, cleanest-sounding headphones. That's not surprising, considering their price point.
I'm always on the lookout for headphones that give decent value and the Incipio f38s certainly fit the bill. For $30 headphones they offer quite respectable sound, and I think the majority of people who put them on will be impressed by their comfort level and build quality. Overall, as far as sound quality goes, the f38s aren't quite as good as the Panasonic RP-HTX7s. I also thought the $13 JVC Flats offer about the same sound quality in a more compact package. However, the f38s are more durable.
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This morning Bloomberg Law will be releasing one of its more significant new practice centers., a Tax Practice Center. With this release Bloomberg is leveraging some of the "crown jewels" which it acquired in the purchase of the Bureau of National Affairs.
Greg McCaffery, Bloomberg Law CEO is quoted in the release: "This is a critical time for tax attorneys as the tax implications of new legislation are great, and we could see in 2013 the first overhaul of the tax code since 1986.The Tax Practice Center on Bloomberg Law provides tax professionals with an enhanced suite of research tools and relevant information to help them address these challenges, and ultimately provide their clients with well-informed solutions to even the most complex tax issues."
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When I became a large firm librarian 30 years ago, I learned that Tax lawyers were the most intense users of their specialized research resources. Tax lawyers often assumed the role of "Library Partner" in order to assure that their practice information needs were protected. It will be an interesting test to see if Bloomberg Law can erode any loyalty to the well entrenched CCH (Wolters Kluwer) or RIA (ThomsonReuters) tax products.
One particularly interesting feature is the linking of tax content to Bloomberg's corporate and Dealmaker information. Given the current push in improve lawyers workflow to drive efficiencies, the linking of business and tax resources in one platform, could prove to be a very unique and compelling value proposition.
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While Lexis and Westlaw both have developed online tax practice centers, they have had the disadvantage of being behind the "pay wall." The "pay wall" has always been unworkable for lawyers who literally work inside their codes and regulations all day long.
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The Tax Practice Center delivers the tools and resources busy tax practitioners need to stay informed, navigate the latest changes to the tax code and communicate implications to their corporate and individual clients. Designed to streamline the research process for tax practitioners, the Tax Practice Center features unlimited access to an integrated suite of primary law and trusted secondary sources, such as Bloomberg BNA's Daily Tax Report® and an extensive library of transaction and topic-specific Portfolios, which contain practical guidance written by leading practitioners and academics. All Bloomberg Law users now have access to the Tax Practice Center as part of their subscription.
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We are installing a high efficiency gas fireplace that also serves as a source of heat for the upstairs. We need to provide access through the tiled fireplace surround to the heating vent assembly that goes upstairs and the gas union on the left side of the fireplace. My solution is to use three custom size recessed doors from Acudor. See example of their recessed access door below.
From their specifications the combination of door panel, door frame and the air gap between them appears to be 3/16, which would dictate the grout line width for the entire fireplace surround.
We plan on using 18x18 porcelain tile cut down to fit the design shown below. NOTE: All tile panels will be the same color. The door panels are shown in a different color for clarity.
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Haha, riding it until it snaps isn't a bad idea, but there has been some pretty interesting changes in snowboard tech in the past 5 years. Personally, I'd suggest picking up a new board and using your old one as a backup.
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It has been fun getting into running at a time of year where there are lots of themed runs. This past Saturday was no different. There is a little town in upstate New York (Seneca Falls), that it is rumored, is "Bedford Falls" from "It's a Wonderful Life". The town takes this seriously and has a weekend festival in celebration of the anniversary each year. They decorate and have actors portray the characters and they walk around the town, there are events, goodies to eat, museum tours and more. 2012 is the 66th anniversary of "It's a Wonderful Life". To go along with the festival they have added the It's a Wonderful Run 5K, I believe they are on their 6th year. (http://itsawonderfulrun5k.com/) This year they had over 3000 participants!
I have a group of wonderful gals that have been doing these 5Ks with me over the past two months, Kate, Maria and Teresa. Maria, Teresa and I were able to attend this event on Saturday (12/8/12), and plan to make it an annual event. (I'm the one in the traditional red/white Santa hat.)
I decided I needed to go for it and try and beat my own PR. I am still trying to work up to that run the full 5K without walk breaks. I also decided to turn on my GPS tracker during the run to get an idea of how I was doing along the way. In hind sight, I should have waited to turn on the tracker right at the start line, but this time I did it a little before we got to the front.
The atmosphere – WOW! How fun! They had Christmas Carols playing over the loud speakers. I crossed the start to "Oh Come All Ye Faithful". Everyone was decked out in holiday cheer, Santa hats, reindeer antlers, jingle bells, etc. I even ran with Santa Claus for a bit along the way. On the first turn a group of fully decked out bagpipe players, kilts and all, were serenading us. The town's people were awesome too, beautifully decorated houses with lots of Christmas lights, folks playing carols in their yards (or one group was even singing!), cheering us on, and wishing us Merry Christmas as we ran along.
The run itself – I was feeling really good, I made myself start at a slower pace than my body wants to run, and was able to run for over a half mile prior to taking a walk break. It was tough to judge my time via the clocks they placed along the route because it took us a couple minutes to get to the actual start. I got to the 1 mile mark right at 15 minutes on their clock, since I had started my GPS around the same time it didn't help me so I just kept pushing. This was the first time I felt like I was taking walk breaks more for my lower legs than my breathing. Mile two came in around the half hour mark, and I pushed hard in mile 3. Unfortunately with about a half mile or less to go my foot didn't feel right. My shoe lace felt too tight, I had to stop and loosen it a bit. With that done, I jogged it into the end and crossed the finish at 45:06. I was a little disappointed but knew I'd come in a little bit under that. I couldn't wait to see the chip times.
After I was stopped, I knew my foot was not in good shape; in fact it is still not right. Most likely a tendon issue on outside of my right foot. Luckily, I saw my friend who is also a sports medicine chiropractor later that evening, so I've got a wrap, doing Advil and icing and if it still isn't right in a couple days, she'll send me for tests.
When I got home, I immediately pulled up the website and much to my dismay no chip time for a lot of runners including me. But patience and persistence pays off, checked again Sunday morning and much to my delighted surprise, a chip time of 41:54 sat next to my name! A new PR!!
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Has there been a February this exciting the last few years? Ever? Tight games, upsets, new rules, lots of goals — and we are still playing in 30-40 degree weather. Away we go with another edition of Takeaways.
What Happened: Penn runs away from Duke, 14-9
Takeaway: A great start to the new season for the Quakers. This is just what Penn needed after a rough 1-8 start and 3-10 finish a year ago. This game was tight until the fourth period, in which Penn outscored the Blue Devils 5-1 to cruise to victory. Attackmen Isaac Bock (4G, 1A) and Tim Schwalje (3, 4) did most of the damage. Schwalje was outstanding all game and really was a tough defend all evening for the Duke defense. A healthy Drew Belinsky is also a huge plus for the Quakers in the midfield, and goalie Brian Feeney (15 saves) has the potential to emerge as a top flight keeper. The last time Penn beat Duke was 2011, the last year the Quakers made the NCAA Tournament. This team looks like they will be fun to watch. If Penn can keep this type of performance up, they could be a huge challenge to Cornell for Ivy League supremacy.
What Happened: St. John's nips Yale, 10-9
Takeaway: Big win for the Red Storm over the defending Ivy League Tournament champ and NCAA tourney participant. The victory marked the third over a ranked opponent in two seasons and the first in program history vs. Yale. These are the types of wins that lift rising programs to new heights over the course of a season. St. Johns has two of the game's most underrated players in attackman Kieran McArdle and goalie Jeff Lowman. Both were super against the Bulldogs, with McArdle scoring three goals and dishing two assists and Lowman making 17 saves. Both came on late last season and helped the Red Storm to an upset of Notre Dame and a spot in the Big East Tournament championship game.
What Happened: Georgetown wins Scott Boyle Memorial Trophy, beating Navy 9-8 in OT
Takeaway: When Georgetown dropped its season opener under new head coach Kevin Warne, the grumbles of the same old Georgetown program started to surface. Be patient folks. Warne is a terrific young coach and oversaw a gritty win by his Hoya squad this past Saturday. Down 4-1 in the first half, Georgetown used an excellent effort from LSM Tyler Knarr (13-19 FOs, 12 GBs) to get back in the game, tie it late, and win in the extra frame. Knarr is a great talent who played brilliant in the 2009 Under Armour All-American game. Knee injuries have bedeviled him since he arrived at the Hilltop and have limited his effectiveness. When healthy, Knarr is a difference maker.
Bonus Takeaway: The Midshipmen suffered their second one-goal loss of the week, falling to Fairfield earlier in the week before Georgetown. Despite the tough setbacks this Navy team is light years ahead of the 2012 version. The offense can be smooth and crisp, with attackmen Tucker Hull and Sam Jones leading the way. LSM Pat Kiernan is a terrific athlete and averaging more than six GBs a game. The trick for the Mids in 2013 will be finding ways to win these one goal contests.
Extra Note: The Scott Boyle Memorial Trophy is named for a longtime lacrosse official who sadly passed away while officiating the Navy-Georgetown game back in 2005. Scott did it all from a referee standpoint in the sport as is sorely missed. The Scott Boyle Memorial Trophy is a wonderful way to honor his memory.
What Happened: Notre Dame over Penn State 10-9 in OT
Takeaway: A fantastic game between two teams coming off of resounding, impressive wins over Top 10 foes. Notre Dame was looking for a little revenge after falling in overtime last season to the Nittany Lions by a count of 4-3. Down by one with 24 seconds left, the Fighting Irish scored two goals in six seconds to take a 9-8 lead. Remarkably, Penn State answered with a Tom LaCrosse tally with less than a second remaining on the clock to force the "fifth quarter." In overtime, freshman Matt Kavanagh took a Ryan Foley feed to can the game winner and give the Irish the well earned W. Bottom line, these are two teams typically known for their defenses showing potent offensive punch. What's more, week to week different players are having big games, a sign of balance and confidence in matchup advantage. In a game featuring arguably the game's two best goalies in John Kemp and Austin Kaut (10 saves each) the offenses stole the show and provided for some great theater in State College.
What Happened: Maryland tops Loyola, wins battle on No. 1 vs. No. 2
Takeaway: Maryland is a very good lacrosse team right now. The first midfield unit of John Haus, Mike Chanenchuk, and Jake Bernhardt combined for seven goals and two assists. The trio is a great blend of grit, quickness, and speed. They dominated Loyola's short stick d-middies most of the afternoon and staked Maryland to an early lead. Defensively Jesse Bernhardt was an animal, collecting 10 groundballs and causing four turnovers. Goalie Niko Amato was sublime at times, making several critical saves en route to 13 stops for the game. With Amato it is not about the quantity of saves but the quality and timing of when they come. The junior netminder has the ability to set the tone early and slam the door late. And the rest of the D is solid too. Maryland grew up a lot last year and we are now seeing a mature, confident team capable of winning a national title.
Bonus Takeaway: Loyola is a very good team as well, with a solid first line midfield unit of their own. On this day they missed suspended SSDM Josh Hawkins and never allowed goalie Jack Runkel to get into a groove. Loyola also made a number of unforced errors uncharacteristic of the Greyhounds. They also didn't look as fresh as Maryland but fought hard whistle to whistle. Both teams knew that the winner of this game was not to claim the trophy and get championship hats and t-shirts. There is still a lot of lacrosse left to be played.
What Happened: Drexel outshoots Albany 20-19
Takeaway: A week after the Dragons lost a heartbreaker at Virginia they rebound with a huge come from behind win against a very dangerous Albany team. After graduating an experienced defense and four-year starter in the goal, Drexel had to deal with some major adversity in the offensive end this offseason. Attackman Brendan Glynn was hit by a car and middie Mason Pynn left school for family reasons. Still, Drexel has some terrific talent that can fill up the net. They needed all of them when they fell behind 7-1 in the first quarter and 10-3 in the second. Ben McIntosh, Aaron Prosser, and Robert Church are all capable and productive. Perhaps the biggest piece of the puzzle is attackman Nick Trizano. The junior started off 2012 with a bang against Virginia only to get injured in that game. That injury plagued him throughout the entire season. He then injured his achilles, casting doubt about his availability in 2013. He has come back sooner than expected and has been on fire with six goals and three assists in Drexel's first two games of 2103. He is a vital cog to a team that has gone from a defensive minded club to a more freewheeling offensive group due to personnel changes.
What Happened: North Carolina gets by Fairfield 10-9
Takeaway: It's hard to use the term must-win in February, but this win over a very good Fairfield team is huge for the Tar Heels. Facing an upcoming schedule of Notre Dame, Princeton, and Duke as the next three on the docket, Carolina really needed this one after stumbling against UMass. Down 8-6 after three, the Tar Heels got it done with a solid fourth quarter comeback against the Stags, outscoring the visitors 4-1 in the final period. Leading the way was Marcus Holman (5, 1) and faceoff man RG Keenan. Holman netted the game-winner for Carolina, and Keenan won 4-6 draws in the fourth period to fuel the run. Goaltending is still a concern for the Tar Heels as Kieran Burke platooned with Andrew O'Connell. It's not unheard of, but teams in the mix for a National Championship really need that strong, consistent last line of defense.
What Happened: Lehigh drops two in a row
Takeaway: Disaster for Lehigh, right? Guess the Mountain Hawks should cancel the rest of their season after losing to Denver and Air Force. Let's get real. While not ideal for Lehigh this is certainly not the end of the world. Going to Colorado and playing two quality teams on consecutive days is a tall order for anyone. Throw in the fact that day two saw a time and venue change (to Air Force's home facility) and those odds just got even steeper. Lehigh was down 11-9 to Denver on Saturday before the Pioneers went on a terrific run to win 18-10. The Mountain Hawks were galvanized last season after an embarrassing loss to Villanova. If anyone can circle the wagons and rebound it is Lehigh.
Bonus Takeaway: Several people said Air Force was going to be better in 2013 and they were right. The Falcons scored their first win over a top 15 team since 2006 by beating Lehigh. At 4-1 they are off to their best start since 1997. The ECAC may be the best conference outside of the ACC in 2013 (ACC went 2-0 this weekend v. ECAC). Air Force is not mentioned in the same breath as Loyola or Denver, or even Fairfield and Ohio St. for that matter. That could change if Air Force keeps posting wins and playing strong lacrosse.
What Happened: Syracuse stymies Army 6-2
Takeaway: Any time a team is held to two goals, especially with the new rules, it is impressive. The fact that Army has some dangerous scoring threats makes it even more so. The strong Orange defensive effort was a welcome sight for the Syracuse faithful. After surrendering 16 goals to Albany a week prior some panic was setting in regarding what is considered to be the strength of this team. Both goalies were terrific in this one, with Syracuse's Bobby Wardwell making 11 saves and Black Knight netminder Sam Somers stopping 18. But the key stat line here was Garret Thul of Army. The high scoring attackman was held with out a goal for the first time in 42 games. Credit that to Orange dman Brian Megill. With Virginia looming, the defense will need to continue to be stout.
What Happened: Pannell returns, leads Cornell over Hobart 19-11
Takeaway: It was great to see No. 3 back on the field, and he did not disappoint. Pannell gashed the Statesmen D for nine points (4, 5) and looked quick and dynamic in doing so. He rekindled his chemistry with Steve Mock (5G) on attack by assisting him four times. Conor Buczek looks like the next great Big Red middie after dropping four goals and an assist on Hobart. The offense looked strong and Pannell's presence makes them a bonafide contender. The question for the Big Red is can the defense and goaltending rebound from a shaky 2012?
Mark Dixon covers lacrosse for the ESPN Networks and Inside Lacrosse. "Takeaways' will run every week throughout the season. Have an opinion? Contact him at email@example.com and follow him on Twitter @DixonLacrosse.
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About The Ashes 2015 SeriesThe Ashes is a 5-match test series which is played between two of the oldest test playing nations i.e. England and Australia. The Ashes 2013-14 will take place down under i.e. in Australia. According to the Ashes 2013-14 Schedule; the 5 venues where the Ashes 2013-14 fixtures will be organized are Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, Melbourne and Sydney. The Ashes 2013-14 time table will be a bit awkward for the Indian viewers. There is a big difference between the standard times of India and Australia. Most of the Ashes 2013-14 fixtures will start at 5.30 Indian Standard time.
The Ashes series was played last in England 2 months ago and Australia had lost it by 0-3. If anyone looks at this score line, he would definitely think that the Kangaroos were thrashed, but, that wasn't the actuality. Australia had played decent cricket in that series, but, because of bad luck and the weather conditions, they couldn't win any game. They would be desperate for revenge and they are capable of getting that as they have got a good idea of their home conditions.
England would also turn up determined. They have a chance to create history. If they win the Ashes 2013-14, it would be their 4th consecutive Ashes win and that would be a new record. But, if they are to do that, they can't play the way they had played at home. They would have to bat better. The wickets in Australia would not be similar to the English wickets. They would have much more bounce in them. Australia would relish those pitches because they are used to playing on it.
The Ashes series has been taking place since the last 130 years. The first Ashes series was played in 1882-83 in England and Australia had won it. The total no. of Ashes test matches played so far is 311. The no. of matches won by Australia is 120, the no. of matches won by England is 103, while, 88 matches were draws. The current holder of the Ashes series is England. Series Key Links: Ashes 2015 | Schedule | Squads | News


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Anybody get a replacement key for a B6? What do they cost?
Anybody get a replacement key for a B6? What do they cost?
arm, leg, and first born!!!
I wanna say after all said and done $200-$250.
Just talked to VW and they said $283 for the key and $60 to program.
He said I can't program it myself. I have VAG-COM. Doesn anyone know if I really can program it? I suspect I can.
Well, I ordered the key from a different dealer. It was about $150. Gues what - my wife found her key about 3 hours after I ordered the new one! Of course it was too late to cancel the order. So we have the new key now but didn't get it programmed yet. Gonna wait to program if we ever loose a key and need the new one. Who knows - maybe by then someone will figure out how to program it with VAG-COM.
they are expensive b/c they laser cuts, i think you can do the programming your self, it shoudl be in the manual
Immobilizer is in the remote. However, you do need the dealer to program, even though there will be a sticker on the new remote with the VIN number.
no b/c its the chip that communicates with the ingnition to let it know that its the right key and start the engine
Yeah, that is what the touareg does also.
WTH is VAGCOM???
NM, he is talking about a b6.
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Pennsylvania has more than 100 county and community fairs each year, according to the Pennsylvania Farm Bureau, and about 6 million people attend those fairs.
Part of Ed Nehrig's job is to get as many of those folks as possible to the J.S. Mack Community Center during the last week of August.
Nehrig is the general manager of the Indiana County Fair and he routinely visits other fairs, always looking for something new and entertaining to import to his home fair.
One idea he's kicking around now is whether oxen could be added as a new class of animal for judging or even for pulling contests at the fair. It makes sense. When settlers arrived 250 years ago in what is now Indiana County, teams of oxen undoubtedly helped skid felled trees out of the way to create the first farm fields.
Certainly during the final week of August, and through the other 51 weeks of the year, the Indiana County Fair is never far from Nehrig's thoughts.
"It's a year-round thing," he said.
The fair doesn't happen each year just by having a few people show up at Mack Park when the calendar page flips to August.
Since last summer, fair directors have spent time repairing the scale inside the race track used to weigh farm tractors before pulling contests. The old milk tank in the dairy barn was replaced and was just recently calibrated. Some paving work was done that will make it easier for patrons in wheelchairs to move around the fairgrounds.
And getting the fair's headline performing attractions — this summer it's rising country music star Craig Campbell on Monday evening — begins months in advance.
"We start working on it in January," Nehrig said, and usually by March or April, with the help of a booking agent, the directors have a performer under contract.
All the preparations trickle down. Assisting the 15 fair directors are approximately 64 department superintendents who in turn recruit hundreds of volunteers to help set up and stage competitions, exhibits, demonstrations and entertainment during the eight-day fair.
But no matter how much careful planning and detailed preparation goes on during the year, one factor is still beyond the directors' control: Mother Nature.
"The weather is the most important factor as far as paying bills goes," Nehrig said. "We're at the mercy of the weather. It's an outdoors event."
Again this year, sponsors will provide what Nehrig termed a "significant contribution" to the cost of staging the fair.
"Our sponsors are very good to us, and very loyal," he said.
Rental fees paid by vendors and the gate receipts from the approximately 54,000 people who attend the fair each year round out the finances needed.
The state budget for this year also included a small increase in funding for the state's fairs. Nehrig said the 151st Indiana County Fair will be eligible for up to $29,000 in reimbursements from the state.
Oxen probably will not get any attention at next week's fair, but dogs will be making a big splash.
Performing for the first time at the fair will be the K9s in Flight Doggy Dock Show and High Flying Frisbee Dog Show. Up to nine canine athletes that have appeared on The Discovery Channel and Animal Planet and in more than 200 American cities will showcase their Frisbee-catching skills and leaping abilities over a 13,000-gallon water tank.
The dogs starring in the multiple shows Monday through Saturday are all rescued or adopted from shelters, and the show emphasizes the importance of and the need for pet adoption.
After the shows there will be time for the audience to meet the canine athletes and pick up a few tips on training their own pooches to be better Frisbee players.
Contributing to the fair's truly local flavor again this year will be the dozens of musicians and other performers from around the county brave enough to get up on the free community stage along the sidewalk leading to the Carter Avenue entrance and near the lower edge of the oak grove.
"It's pretty tight this year," Stacy Peel said of the lineup of acts ready to perform on the free stage. Peel is coordinating the community stage entertainment and will herself perform again this year. As of last week, 18 solo acts and groups, ranging from gospel to jazz, had reserved stage time of 30 minutes or longer. The acts generally entertain during the late afternoons and evenings.
A few stage times are still open and can be reserved by calling Peel at (724) 422-1592 or Malcolm Forman at (724) 422-5469.


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Bad news for people hoping to watch Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson in person at the Masters this weekend without any tickets in hand yet. Due to increased demand from well-heeled golf fans, the average prices for tickets (or what the green jackets at Augusta National Golf Club quaintly calls "badges"), are up sharply in the online resale market vs. this time last year.
Tell us: Is this week, Tiger-time?
Masters badges are averaging $2,062.50 in the resale market, says Christian Anderson of FanSnap. That's up 50% over the $1,371.03 average at this time last year -- and a 168% jump over $769.43 in 2009.
Here's a tip from Anderson if you're heading to Georgia this weekend. You can seek (relative) bargains by buying half-day or single-day badges rather than pricier multi-day badges.
The price for 4-day badges from Thursday-Sunday are starting at $4,195 vs. $3,512 last year. 2-day badges are going for $2,941 vs $2,475 last year. At the other end of the spectrum, prices for single-day badges are starting at $250.
Of course, as Game On!'s Tom Weir previously reported here, the real bargain doesn't start until 2012 when Augusta will put a limited number of badges on sale to the public for the first time in 47 years. Until then good luck getting what's been called the toughest ticket in sports.
Reid Cherner has been with USA TODAY since 1982 and written Game On! since March 2008.
He has covered everything from high schools to horse racing to the college and the pros. The only thing he likes more than his own voice is the sound of readers telling him when he's right and wrong.
Michael Hiestand has covered sports media and marketing for USA TODAY, tackling the sports biz ranging from what's behind mega-events such as the Olympics and Super Bowl to the sometimes-hidden numbers behind the sports world's bottom line.


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So i just got my 2004 STi 2 days ago. It didn't have a stereo in it at all, in fact it never came with one. I used to install car audio systems at bestbuy years ago, so im not new to stereo installs.
First question is: what does the factory antenna plug look like? There where a few open plugs in there when i put the head unit in. Does anyone have any pics of what it looks like or links to an adapter for this?
Second, what do the factory speaker plugs look like? I could just run new wire to all the speakers, but i would rather use the factory wiring, simply cause its easier. Again,pics and or links for an adapter here would be much appreciated.
Third, I saw the sticky on stereo installs and it mentioned to get the door panel off i would need to pry off the door handle. There has to be a better way or some speacial tool to do it cause i scrached the hell outa my handle, and nearly broke it.
thanks again


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Three Apps I Can't Live Without | Mark Schwanhausser
Mark Schwanhausser is an analyst at Javelin Strategy and Research and studies trends in online banking. Here are the apps that he loves on his iPhone 4S and iPad.
Pageonce — "You may be familiar with Mint, but in many cases PageOnce is already more mobile, and has surpassed Mint in my estimation. Mint will let you take a look at what your accounts are doing to the aggregation. PageOne will let you do that too, but you can also pay bills."
Flipboard — "Flipboard is really useful, particularly on the tablet, to see all of my Facebook and Twitter and news aggregation all put in one place. It makes it so much simpler for someone who's tired of looking at a computer to sit on the sofa, to sit in bed and read and catch up on friends and shoot notes and post photos in a magazine format."
TripIt — "I use TripIt to keep track of my trips and the like."


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by Geoff
Contributing writer
McMoneagle wasn't feeling well on a hot July
night in 1970. An overseas U.S. military man, he
was relaxing in a restaurant in Brassau, Austria.
McMoneagle remembers the establishment as being
full of loud and happy revellers, the interior
thick with cigarette and pipe smoke. It was
warmer than usual, but it wasn't until he was
offered a rum and coke by one of the revellers
that he began to feel ill.
back of his next grew hot,and as the group
gathered to leave, McMoneagle had the distinct
impression his surroundings were changing. The
voices around him grew unintelligible, and as he
reached for the door, his hand moved "in a
slow-motion arc toward the handle."
last blurred memory," he wrote in his 1993
book Mind Trek, "was the door opening and my
body falling through it from its own momentum. I
distinctly remember fearing that I would break
the glass with my fall and then heard a horribly
loud pop and thought it might have been my face
striking something as I was falling."
cobblestones to smack him in the face, McMoneagle
caught his balance and found himself standing in
the street. He felt light and quite well, but
when he turned he discovered a body half in and
half out of the gutter by the front door.
"The shock of what I saw sent a huge shudder
throughout my being. Lying in the street was my
body, face up, with eyes and mouth open."
was one man's introduction to what he would later
consider to be psychic experiences. Out-of-body
travels and other paranormal events continued to
dog McMoneagle after his 1970 near-death
1978, he found himself under the study of Prof.
Hal Puthoff at Stanford Research Institute.
McMoneagle, along with others who had previously
demonstrated psychic talents, were tested to see
if they could "remote view" distant
targets. A target could be a public swimming
pool, a hi-tech windmill, a church--anything
visually compelling on the California landscape.
Two individuals would open sealed instructions
with the target, and travel to the site, while
back in the lab McMoneagle and other remote
viewers would attempt to get psychic impressions
of the target seen by the two travelling
double-blind procedures to rule out conscious or
subconscious cueing, the experimenters themselves
were unaware of the target sites. Only after the
return of the travelling subjects were the
results examined.
testing grew more sophisticated, and a standard
set of protocols was developed. According to the
SRI scientists, McMoneagle and others
consistently scored significantly higher than
military and intelligence interest in the
research at SRI was near immediate. Soon both the
U.S. Army and the Defense Intelligence Agency had
their own remote viewing units, and by the
mid-'80's, remote viewers were working on hidden
nuclear weapons, drugg trafficking operations,
and even the whereabouts of Col. Gaddafi. This
was the so-called "Project Stargate."
was assigned to the Headquarters of U.S. Army
Intelligence and Security Command (INSCOM) in
Arlington, Virginia, where he culminated his
career acting as a Special Projects Intelligence
Officer with the 902nd Military Intelligence
was from 1978 to 1984, according to reports, that
McMoneagle had several outstanding successes with
remote viewing, including the discovery of a new
Typhoon class Russian sub--with all details later
determined to be correct.
the discovery of the apparent ability to
transcend space and time, remote viewers strayed
into distinctly non-military areas. One effort
involved remote-viewing Jupiter. Ingo Swann, a
New York artist, and one of the most successful
of the SRI remote viewers, was tasked with
psychically plunging into the upper atmosphere of
the planet. Here's Swann's own record of the
"There's a planet with stripes."
"I hope it's Jupiter."
think it must have an extremely large hydrogen
mantle. If a space probe made contact with that,
it would be maybe 80,000-120,000 miles out from
the planet surface."
"So, I'm approaching it on the tangent where
I can see it's a half-moon, in other words,
half-lit/half-dark. If I move around to the lit
side, it's distinctly yellow toward the
"Very high in the atmosphere there are
crystals... they glitter. Maybe the stripes are
like bands of crystals; maybe like rings of
Saturn, though not far out like that. Very close
within the atmosphere... I bet you they'll
reflect radio probes."
cites this as evidence he remote-viewed Jupiter's
ring--an astronomical feature of the planet only
discovered by probe in 1979. The time of the
remote viewing session was 1973. Critics have
pointed out there are no mountain ranges on
Jupiter, as Swann asserted in his session, but
the artist points out they ignore his succesful
"hit" with Jupiter's ring, and
Jupiter's high infrared reading, among other
remote viewers took to targeting what appeared to
be UFOs. Both McMoneagle and Swann claim to have
had some success with this, apparently picking up
on bizarre, structured craft entering earth's
atmosphere. McMoneagle was once given, without
his knowledge, the "Cydonia region" of
Mars as a target. Pencil in hand, he sketched the
images from his unconscious. He had impressions
of an advanced civilization that suffered a
catastrophe millions of years ago, and later
discovered his drawings and landmark descriptions
matched the geological features targeted by
co-ordinate for the Martian surface.
Brown, a Ph.D. political science professor,
recently went through remote viewing protocols
with the intent of examining the more far-out
stuff alluded to by other psychic voyagers. He
now runs a remote viewing center, the FarSite
Institute, and his book on what he considers to
be psychically retrieved information on UFOs and
aliens, Cosmic Voyage, marks the newest phase of
remote viewing: an expensive inner arcade game.
However, critics sympathetic to remote viewing
charge Brown's book is a record of bad science,
with loose procedures unlike those used at SRI.)
it was the more bizarre aspects of the
rmeote-viewing programs that led the intelligence
agencies to wash their hands of them--at least
years following Oliver North and Iranscam
guaranteed the official scrutiny of any other
small-scale "hip-pocket" operations
that might prove to be embarrassing for American
intelligence agencies. Remote viewing itself,
consequently, was viewed dimly. Project Stargate
was unfavorably reviewed, and civilian
administrators shredded 20 years' worth of
documents. Resources to the program dwindled,
morale plummeted, and the Defense Intelligence
Agency no longer wanted any involvement with
politically questionable spooky stuff.
program limped on with support from Congress, and
remote viewers were called upon in intelligence
operations during the Gulf War. In 1995, the
remnants of the program were transferred to the
agency that initially supported it--the CIA, who
shut it down. Still smarting from the Ames spy
case, and feeling vulnerable to congressional and
public criticism, the agency decided to take the
ESP out of espionage, or so the story goes.
question is: if remote viewing had proven utility
for U.S. intelligence, has it truly been
discarded? Or, did it attain too high a public
profile at SRI and other locales, necessitating a
new, "black" program somewhere in the
highly compartmentalized world of intelligence?
isn't the remote viewing that's dangerous,"
McMoneagle now says, "it's the information
and what people might do with it." The
remote viewers themselves came away with an
irretrievably altered view of themselves and
their place in the universe. For many,
relationships with family and friends suffered,
as they moved into realms of human experience
beyond sharing. According to one remote viewer,
who was tasked with remote viewing the Lockerbie
jet disaster, the greatest risk was "a God
for his part, didn't want to return to his body
during his near death experience: "In
comparison, this physical reality we live in is
most primitive. There are many people who share
our world but have no respect for it.
wanted to remain in the Light and become part of
it because it felt as if all knowing and feeling
were contained there. It was like swimming in
nothing but pure and unconditional love... I
argued to stay, but lost the argument. There is
probably a reason for it, but I haven't a clue as
to what it might be."
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New York Philharmonic to play in N.Korea
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Striking a note of musical diplomacy, the New York Philharmonic said on Monday it plans to perform in North Korea -- the first major U.S. cultural visit to the reclusive country.
North Korea's invitation to play a concert came as the reclusive communist country was beginning to disable its nuclear facilities and starting to see a thaw in relations with the United States.
The orchestra said details of the trip will be announced on Tuesday by Christopher Hill, the lead U.S. negotiator with North Korea, Pak Gil Yon, North Korea's ambassador to the United Nations, and Paul Guenther, the orchestra's chairman.
"It would signal that North Korea is beginning to come out of its shell, which everyone understands is a long-term process," Hill was quoted as saying Monday in The New York Times.
"It does represent a shift in how they view us, and it's the sort of shift that can be helpful as we go forward in nuclear weapons negotiations."
The U.S. State Department, South Korean companies and the Korea Society were helping with the logistics of getting 250 people and bulky instruments to impoverished North Korea, the Times reported.
The performance is set for February 26 at the end of the Philharmonic's planned tour of China, the Times said, with the orchestra expected to stay in Pyongyang for two nights to teach and attend a ceremonial dinner.
The United States' oldest symphony orchestra said in August it was considering an official invitation from the North Korean government to perform in Pyongyang.
North Korea turned off its nuclear reactor in July and has agreed to disable its main nuclear fuel plant. Hill delivered a letter last week from President George W. Bush to North Korean leader Kim Jong-il -- their first direct communication. Continued...


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AbiWord 2.8.2
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We know how important it is to stay safe online so FileHippo is using virus scanning technology provided by Avira to help ensure that all downloads on FileHippo are safe. The program you are about to download is safe to be installed on your device.
* Core:
> Editing/Layout -
- Fix German smart-quotes (Patrik Fimml)
- Bug 12552: fp_TextRun::itemize() leaks memory (Obin Hickory)
- Bug 12508: Prevent some crashes in recent-files code (Paul Bolle)
- Bug 12346: Pressing TAB removes text in the Windows version (Martin Sevior)
>Collaboration -
- Support non-TLS connections for the abicollab service backend (Marc Maurer)
- Bump the copyright date to 2010 (sum1)
- Bug 12551: Fix a memory leak in the menu code (Patrik Fimml)
> Windows -
- Fix a potential crash in the Windows menu code (Marc Maurer)
- Bug 10377: Fix GTK+ landscape printing (again) (Patrik Fimml)
- Bug 12501: Fix GTK+ build to work without PATH_MAX (e.g. Hurd) (Patrik Fimml, sum1)
- Fix paths to the offline documentation (Patrik Fimml)
- Add an abiword(1) manpage and install it (Patrik Fimml)
- Restore/fix the AbiWidget focus grabbing behaviour (Daniel Drake)
- Prevent selection events to be emitted by the AbiWidget during smart quote operation (Martin Sevior)
> Maemo -
- Fix a bug whereby AbiWord crashes when the user tries to load the font chooser dialog box while having text with multiple fonts/font styles selected (Ersin Akinci).
* Import/Export:
> OpenDocument -
- Bug 12488: Set the office:version to 1.1 (Marc Maurer)
- Bug 12489: svg:title and svg:desc are exported in wrong order (Marc Maurer)
- Bug 11883: Section/paragraph numbers not imported. This fixes bugs when dealing with complex numbered lists. (Martin Sevior)
> Office OpenXML -
- Fix two crashes that occurred when importing the file from bug 12502 (sum1)
- Bug 9581: Assert when importing document (Obin Hickory)
- Don't allow non-numeric font-sizes when importing from HTML. If a non-numeric font-size is found, use a fall-back sane number (Martin Sevior)
* Plugins:
> GNOME Office -
- Fix contextual menu problems that made charts uneditable (Jean Bréfort)
- Fix goffice object snapshots (Jean Bréfort)
- Adapt to the new goffice API (Jean Bréfort)
> Equation Editor -
- Bug 12380: Equations are slightly larger in print than on screen (Patrik Fimml)
> Grammar Checker -
- Bug 12558 Grammar plugin leaks memory (Obin Hickory)
> Internationalization -
- Add Mandika (Senegal) translation to the list of supported languages (Marc Maurer)
- Update the Mandinka Senegal (mnk-SN) translation (Dominique Rochefort)
- Update the Esperanto translation (Keith Bowes)
- Update the Portugese (pt-PT) translation (Pedro Lino)
- Update the Slovak translation (Jaroslav Rynik)
- Update the German translation (Volker Ribbert).
> Development -
- Maintain and release 2.8.2 (Marc Maurer)
- The plugin.m4 file from the grammar plugin is not included in the tarball (Marc Maurer)
- Bug 12447: Source tarball doesn't include NIB files (Obin Hickory)
- Bug 12446: Compile error (gr_CocoaCairoGraphics.cpp) on Snow Leopard (Obin Hickory)
- Fix OSX plugin system to use xcode (Obin Hickory)
- Bug 12537: SunOS is not defined for src/af/util/xp/ut_endian.h ('The Written Word')
- Kill off gucharmap support, which fixes crashes with gucharmap < 2.24. Their API is not stable, which means we can't depend on it to work (Marc Maurer, sum1)
- Bug 12550: configure override CXX (Obin Hickory)
- Try to detect libpng so that we support 1.2.x and 1.4.x (Fridrich Strba)
- Fix unused variable warnings (sum1, Patrik Fimml)
- Update code comments (sum1)
- Add an additional "break" option to the assert prompt (Patrik Fimml)


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Cadillac Escalade, EXT and ESV Forum - 1999 - 2006 Discussion, Center Line wheels in Cadillac Escalade Forums; anyone have a set on their escalade, i was thinking of getting the Edge 2 in 22's cause the wheels ...
- 03-21-04 03:33 PM #1Cadillac Owners Fanatic
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Center Line wheels
anyone have a set on their escalade, i was thinking of getting the Edge 2 in 22's cause the wheels are forged. ive keep reading here on the board that its best to get forged wheels. i'm still undecieded on which one of these wheels i should get...
24' giovanna abruzzos
22' centerline edge 2's
22' raceline extremes
Re: Center Line wheels
Hi -
I run the Centerline Edge wheels on my 02'. Not one problem with fit, finish, and overall quality.
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Re: Center Line wheels
I have 22inch Centerline Stingray wheels on my 03' Escalade 6.0. With an AIRAID® INTAKE SYSTEM and a POWERAID® TBS (Throttle Body Spacer)installed, there was little difference in added weight. The driveability is better since there is a wider contact patch than before. I have Toyo Proxes ST tires 305/45/22 and am very pleased with them. I suggest you lower your suv with McGaughy's 2/3 lowering kit. I will be installing mine as soon as i recieve it.


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