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Re: trouble with greek letter output to EPS
You have to download the Math fonts to your PS printer before you print!
Only when you print from within Mathematica it sends the needed characters
with the job. There might be a way to specify to use the font Symbol which
is standard on PS printers.
Good luck, Martin.
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The vessel, the MV Alaed, had stopped off the Scottish coast after its British insurer said it had withdrawn cover because of the claims that it was carrying arms to Bashar Assad's embattled regime, reports AFP.
Russian support for Assad's government is a sore point with the Obama administration. It inspired a reportedly tense meeting yesterday between President Obama and Russian President Vladimir Putin on the sidelines of the G-20 summit in Mexico.
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People with alopecia seem to be more on the creative side. Join this group if you are a musician or artist or just have a love for the arts!
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Deeann's book is fabulous! I urge all of you to get it!
Hello everyone. I just wanted to let you know that I just published Head-On, Stories of Alopecia. 75 stories from writers of all ages who have alopecia areata, totalis and universalis. Feel free to check out the website to order. Several members of this group are in the book, including Paul Sayed and Dave McPherson. www.headonpublishing.com
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Jesper Strömblad
|Jesper Strömblad
Jesper Stromblad in 2013
|Background information
|Birth name
|Clas Håkan Jesper Strömblad[1]
28 November 1972
Gothenburg, Sweden
|Melodic death metal, death metal, thrash metal, power metal, heavy metal, alternative metal
|Musician, songwriter
|Guitar, drums, keyboards, bass, Hammond organ
|Years active
|Nuclear Blast, Ferret Music, Wrong Again, Regain
|Associated acts
|In Flames, Dimension Zero, HammerFall, Sinergy, Ceremonial Oath, All Ends, The Resistance, Nightrage
|Notable instruments
|Gibson Explorer
Clas Håkan Jesper Strömblad (born 28 November 1972) is a Swedish musician who is the guitarist/bassist for the band Dimension Zero and formerly The Resistance. He is best known as founder and former guitarist/drummer/keyboardist of the Swedish pioneering melodic death metal band In Flames, guitarist of the band Sinergy, bassist of Ceremonial Oath and drummer of HammerFall. In 2013 he joined MDM band Nightrage as a session guitarist.[2]
In March 2004, Jesper (along with Björn Gelotte) was ranked No. 70 out of 100 Greatest Heavy Metal Guitarists of all time by Guitar World.[3]
- 1 Background and early life
- 2 Striker/Desecrator/Ceremonial Oath
- 3 In Flames
- 4 HammerFall
- 5 Agent Orange/Dimension Zero
- 6 Sinergy
- 7 All Ends
- 8 The Resistance
- 9 Side projects
- 10 Guest appearances
- 11 Equipment
- 12 Personal life
- 13 References
- 14 External links
Background and early life[edit]
Strömblad began playing music at age 4, with a violin he played until age 12,[4] when he no longer considered the violin a 'cool' instrument to play and began playing guitar instead.[4]
Striker/Desecrator/Ceremonial Oath[edit]
In 1990, Strömblad became the new bass player of the band once known as "Striker" (although he was not in the band under that name), then "Desecrator" and finally Ceremonial Oath where he quit by 1993 after not being able to have at least some control in the band. The band disbanded in 1996, but in 2012, it was announced the band reunited for an appearance at the inaugural edition of The Gothenburg Sound festival, that took place 5–6 January 2013 at Trädgår'n in Gothenburg, Sweden, with Strömblad back in the band.
- Promo 1991 (1991)
- The Book of Truth (1993)
In Flames[edit]
During his last year in Ceremonial Oath (which was 1993) he wanted to write music and combine melodies inspired by Iron Maiden, with the brutality of death metal; something which Jesper stated he had never heard any band do. Now free to control a band, he formed his first one, In Flames, which was considered a side project. The first demo he made with the band was shipped off to the owner of Wrong Again Records, who liked it so much that the owner spoke to the members of in Flames and with the pressure of being signed, the band lied stating they had 13 songs done; intrigued, the band got the deal over the phone. He started in the band as the drummer, but switched to guitar by the next year.
On 3 February 2009, the band's website inflames.com announced that Jesper would not be participating in the Australia/South America/Japan tour in order to get treatment for his alcohol abuse problems. Niklas Engelin was announced as his replacement for the tour. On 12 February 2010, the same problem that he had in 2009, he announced that he was leaving In Flames permanently for personal problems and health issues.
Jesper's comment on the situation was:
I have decided it is best for me to leave in Flames and to quit the band permanently.
The last 17 years have been a blast, and I am proud to have been part of this great journey, with the most talented and amazing people anyone can wish to have the privilege to work with.
I'm also the luckiest guy in the world, to have the BEST fans in the world, who have been supporting me during my difficult times. It means the world to me, and I'm determined to fight and defeat my demons once and for all.... and by the help from you guys, I'm on my way.
I'm far from done with music, metal, or whatever my direction is taking me, so be sure to hear from me in the future.… May the Force be with you![5][6]— Jesper Strömblad
- Demo '93 (Demo, 1993)
- Lunar Strain (Full-length, 1994)
- Subterranean (EP, 1994)
- Artifacts of the Black Rain (1996)
- The Jester Race (Full-length, 1996)
- Live & Plugged (Split DVD/video, 1997)
- Black Ash Inheritance (EP , 1997)
- Whoracle (Full-length, 1997)
- Colony (Full-length, 1999)
- Ordinary Story (Music video, 1999)
- Bullet Ride (Compilation, 2000)
- Clayman (Full-length, 2000)
- The Tokyo Showdown – Live in Japan 2000 (Live album, 2001)
- Reroute to Remain (Full-length, 2002)
- Cloud Connected (Single, 2002)
- Trigger (EP, 2003)
- The Quiet Place (Single, 2004)
- Soundtrack to Your Escape (Full-length, 2004)
- Used & Abused – In LIVE We Trust (DVD, 2005)
- Come Clarity (Full-length 2006)
- Come Clarity (EP, 2006)
- The Mirror's Truth (EP, 2008)
- A Sense of Purpose (Full-length, 2008)
- Delight and Angers (Single, 2009)
Oscar Dronjak also of Ceremonial Oath, formed a new band being HammerFall inviting Strömblad as drummer in 1993. He is falsely listed as the drummer on their album Glory to the Brave for unknown reason(s), for the real drummer on the album was Patrik Räfling; the album was released in 1997 when Strömblad left, although he still helped the band write songs later on.
- Writing Credits
- Glory to the Brave (1997) – (1–3, 7–9)
- Legacy of Kings (1998) – (1–6, 9, 10)
- Renegade (2000) – (2–4, 6, 8)
- No Sacrifice, No Victory (2009) – (10)
Agent Orange/Dimension Zero[edit]
In 1995, Strömblad formed his second side project which he started with former in Flames guitarist Glenn Ljungström, first being known as Agent Orange then Dimension Zero, which he is the guitarist (formerly bassist) of the band, but the band has been on hiatus since 2008. In May 2014, Dimension Zero has been confirmed for next year's edition of the Gothenburg Sound Festival, set to take place 2–3 January at Trädgårn in Gothenburg, Sweden.[7]
In 1997, when Kimberly Goss was in Dimmu Borgir doing a joint tour with in Flames, Goss spoke to Strömblad about forming a female fronted band, but due to time constraints, they were unable to achieve at the time. When Goss quit Dimmu Borgir and moved to Sweden, their band formed.
- Beware the Heavens (1999)
All Ends[edit]
In 2003, Strömblad and his then in Flames bandmate Björn Gelotte formed another side project he started called All Ends, for which they both wrote the music. He recorded a demo and he nor Gelotte planned to be full-time members due to in Flames' demanding schedule, but they continue to aid in writing songs for the band to play, thus having both members no longer in the band.
The Resistance[edit]
After playing Call of Duty online with Marco Aro from The Haunted, Strömblad discussed to Aro about forming a new band in which Aro joined; that band is The Resistance, alongside fellow former In Flames guitarist Glenn Ljungström, Alex Losbäck Holstad of Despite, and Chris Barkensjö of Carnal Forge, forming in 2011.
Jesper left the resistance on March 1st 2016
- Rise from Treason (2013, EP)
- Scars (2013)
Side projects[edit]
Strömblad was working on another side project together with Roland Johansson, former singer of the Swedish metal band Sonic Syndicate although as of January 2011 there has been no sign of any official release from the two.[8]
In 2012, the Swedish movie Isdraken, directed by Martin Högdahl and for which Strömblad composed the original music was released in theatres.[9]
Guest appearances[edit]
- 1997 – Withering Surface – "Scarlet Silhouettes": Guitar Solo at "Scarlet Silhouettes"
- 1997 – Misanthrope – "Visionnaire": Guitar solo at "Hypochondrium Forces"
- 1998 – Exhumation – "Dance Across the Past": Guitar Solo at "Images of Our Extinction"
- 1999 – Grievance – "The Phantom Novels"
- 2007 – Annihilator – "Metal": Guitar Solo at "Haunted"
- 2013 – Angelica – "Thrive": Guitar Solo at "I Am Strong"
- 2013/2014 – Nightrage – Session Live
Strömblad currently uses Cort Guitars guitars.[10] Before the release of Reroute to Remain, Jesper was an endorser of ESP using his signature variant of the EX series until he switched to Gibson guitars with his bandmate Björn Gelotte. He switched to Gibson for the release of Reroute To Remain, but returned to ESP for the recording of Soundtrack To Your Escape. Strömblad returned to Gibson after the release of Come Clarity. Jesper used the Gibson Flying V and Explorer Voodoo models, as well as some Gibson Gothic Explorer II's. Since his departure from in Flames and his subsequent formation of The Resistance Strömblad has been playing the Cort Z-Custom 2.[11]
Jesper is known for using the Peavey 5150/6505 amp.[6] Strömblad also uses a Line 6 rack-mounted POD just like Gelotte.[6]
Personal life[edit]
He is known to be an avid World of Warcraft player, even wearing a "WoW" t-shirt on stage at times. He also plays a guitar imprinted with the logo for the Horde faction from World of Warcraft.
- ^ "Ratsit – Gratis upplysning pĺ företag och privatpersoner". Ratsit.se. 28 November 1972. Retrieved 2011-08-17.
- ^ https://www.facebook.com/nightrage/info
- ^ "GUITAR WORLD's 100 Greatest Heavy Metal Guitarists of All Time". Archived from the original on 2 September 2011.
- ^ a b Lady Enslain (1999). "Interview with Jesper Strömblad". Enslain. Retrieved 2007-06-23.
- ^ Stefanis, John (2004). "Interview: In Flames (Anders Friden and Peter Iwers)". Get Ready to Rock. Retrieved 2007-06-23.
- ^ a b c "In Flames Interview". Metal Pigeon. 17 July 2006. Archived from the original on 21 October 2006. Retrieved 2007-06-23.
- ^ http://www.blabbermouth.net/news/swedens-dimension-zero-to-reunite-for-next-years-gothenburg-sound-festival/
- ^ "Roland Johansson's interview with Heavyhell".
- ^ "Isdraken IMDb page".
- ^ [1] "Cort Guitars Signs Metal Guitarist Icon Jesper Strömblad", "Cort Guitars" , 2014-02-06
- ^ [2] "Jesper Strömblad Z-Custom 2", "Cort Guitars" , 2014-02-06


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As far as I know, it's only for 52mm or 2 1/8" Guages. 60mm would cover the OEM even more.Originally posted by 1CLNWRX
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The ball was struck so hard off the top of his right foot about 10 days or so ago that Adam Lind said you could see the ball's seams impregnated into the skin.
That's hard – and it is no wonder that he is still unable to walk around the clubhouse without a bit of a list.
What is a wonder that Lind continues to play and continues to be a feared bat in the Toronto Blue Jays lineup.
The veteran infielder/designated hitter with the now-signature billygoat beard is quietly having himself a heck of a season that continued Monday night at Rogers Centre against the New York Yankees.
Lind singled home Toronto's first run in the first inning and then thumped a three-run home run to centre in the six-run second to lead the Blue Jays to an easy 8-3 romp over the Yankees.
It was the first of a three-game series that will continue Tuesday night when the Blue Jays will send Mark Buehrle (10-4) to the mound to contest David Phelps (3-4).
Lind is so unpretentious that when he met with the media after the game in the clubhouse, he shuffled into the scrum barefooted.
Many players won't go near a television camera until their hair gel has set or their designer baseball cap is angled just-so.
With his RBI single the left-handed-hitting Lind has now reached base safely in 40 of his 48 games this season. He is hitting .364 over his last 38 games.
He said playing with his sore foot is a bit difficult "if you want to walk" but otherwise it does not bother him too much when he is taking his cuts in the batter's box.
"Actually getting going is fine," he said. "It's the slowing down and the shuffling when you're on base that it flares up a little bit."
But Lind knows with all the injuries the Blue Jays have suffered of late that he needs to remain in the lineup, so he perseveres.
"You take him out of our lineup that's a big hole especially when a lot of our big guys [hitters] are righthanded," Toronto manager John Gibbons said. "You put that lefthander in there it makes a big, big difference.
"The home run was huge but, yeah, we're not the same team without him in there."
It was a huge bounce-back from rookie starter Marcus Stroman who pitched a eight innings and recorded seven strikeouts – both career highs – to handcuff the Yankees.
A week after cuffing Stroman around over four innings in New York, the Yankees could manage just three hits and one run off the 23-year-old.
The biggest difference this time out?
"Just better command, just better overall command," he said. "I felt like I was in the strike zone more, making better quality pitches."
That plus the fact that he threw about 100 change-ups between starts, a pitch that he used to great affect against the would-be New York hitters along with a sharp curveball that dove down in the zone.
"I felt my changeup was a big pitch [Monday night]," he said. "Even though I didn't use it much, when I used it it was pretty crucial. I was just down in the zone today."
Gibbons said the big difference he noticed was simply that Stroman threw more of his pitches for strikes.
"He was really on," Gibbons said. "In Yankee Stadium he was scattering a little it more. They came out swinging a lot a little bit earlier tonight than they did the last time.
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An art expert who slapped his wife in the face in front of their children just two days after police cautioned him for another assault on her today walked free from court.
Damian Brenninkmeyer, former head of the Old Masters department at Christie's Amsterdam and whose Dutch family owned the C&A retail chain, had pleaded guilty to assaulting his wife of ten years Fiona, 40, during a car journey on 7 July.
Brenninkmeyer, 42, was driving the artist and their two children near their home in Fulham when he hit her across the face with the back of his hand, Hammersmith Magistrates' Court heard.
Prosecutor Helen Clutton claimed in court that there had been a history of domestic violence and that when eight months pregnant with their first child he had assaulted her.
She said: "She says she has been a victim of domestic violence since she was pregnant with her first child. When she was eight months into her pregnancy they were on their honeymoon when he hit her, put his hand round her neck and threw her on the bed."
Sentencing him to a four-month suspended prison sentence suspended for 18 months for the car assault, district Judge Andrew Sweet said: "An aggravating feature is that your children were in the car. What they are thinking we don't know?
"It is all about you exercising power in your relationship in a bullying way."
The judge ordered him to attend a course on domestic violence. A restraining order was imposed banning him from contacting his wife for six months or going to the family home.
Mr Brenninkmeyer's wife was not in court for the hearing. He showed no emotion as the sentence was read out.
Defending Mark Haslam said that his client "bitterly regretted" assaulting his wife, especially in front of their children, who are aged five and seven.
He said: "He has anger management issues which he is addressing. Given the right circumstances he hopes his marriage can be saved."
He said had resumed medication in an attempt to resolve his problems.
The prosecution had previously told the court: "Mrs Brenninkmeyer could sense a bad mood and was afraid her husband would get angry with her but he assured her everything was going to be OK.
"They were driving along Fulham Palace Road when he got aggressive and started shouting, 'I want to punish you for what you did to me'."
The court heard Brenninkmeyer was still angry with his wife for calling the police two days earlier and warned her: "I'm going to break your phone and tell the accountant not to allow you to have another."
The prosecution said: "She said, 'Please calm down for the kids', but he started to bash his fists on the steering wheel while they were still moving. He then hit her back-handed across side of her face.
"He was driving erratically so she decided to call the police. Her face was throbbing and bruised. At Beaconsfield services she took the two girls in and cried.
Brenninkmeyer, who had been Christie's specialist in New York and also worked at London auction house Bonhams & Butterfields, has been having treatment for anxiety, the court was told. He left Christie's in 2010.
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A stoush between the Queensland police union and incoming police commissioner Ian Stewart has erupted into public warfare, with the union accusing Mr Stewart of being dictatorial and claiming police are scared to do their job beneath him.
Tensions have been brewing for weeks, but it is understood they were kept behind closed doors until Police Union president Ian Leavers sent an email to more than 10,000 members complaining about Mr Stewart.
He then went on ABC 612 Brisbane this morning to say police were scared to do their jobs as they believe Mr Stewart is going to introduce a dictatorial regime with brutal punishments for police who make mistakes.
"What I'm very concerned about, and so are the majority of police, they feel scared to be able to do their job through retribution, all they have heard is the big stick approach," Mr Leavers said.
"... all of these ideas have been mooted in the media about what he's going to do, he's going to get tough, especially on discipline.
"He wants to be judge, jury and executioner when it comes to the disciplinary process and have it done within a very short timeframe."
Mr Stewart said he understood the union's concerns and laughed off the nickname it has bestowed on him – "Hurricane Stewart" – referencing the destruction they believe he will cause to the police service.
Mr Leavers said he had had conversations with "very senior" police who were also worried about what the reign of Mr Stewart would be like.
"It's either you do as you're told, you don't have an open mind or else," he said.
Mr Leavers complained there had been no consultation with the union "in any way, shape or form" and everyone was finding out about Mr Stewart's intentions through the media.
He praised outgoing commissioner Bob Atkinson, saying their relationship has been "very professional" and he hoped to emulate it with Mr Stewart.
"Never have I met a more compassionate man in times of need when police have been sick or been injured, and that is an important thing we need to remember about Commissioner Atkinson and everything else he has done," Mr Leavers said.
"As for the new regime, all we have heard is about the negativity, all of this technology he wants to introduce.
"It's very interesting when we talk about technology with Ian Stewart; where is the money coming from?"
Mr Stewart responded on 612 ABC Brisbane, saying the union was quite right to raise questions about the direction the police service was heading after 12 years of stability under Mr Atkinson.
"I don't have any ill feeling towards the union in this case," he said.
"Ian Leavers mentioned that one of the things I'm passionate about is discipline, but it's about making sure we don't overcook discipline. I do disagree with his perception of what he's saying I'm about.
"I'm about saying the small issues, the inattention, the mistake that is done in good faith, that should be quickly handled locally, put out of the road and let people get on with their job.
"But the big-end-of-town ones, where police officers basically commit quasi-criminal offences, there is the excessive force that no member of the community could justify and they're the ones that I'm talking about."
Mr Stewart said he had three key things he wanted police to do, which were to stop crime, make the community safer and build relationships across the community.
When asked if he had ever sought retribution against a police officer as suggested by Mr Leavers, he replied, "Ian and I have a great relationship. I've known him an awful long time and many of the things he has talked about are things that I'm passionate about."
Mr Stewart said a commissioner should have the power to quickly sack a police officer when the evidence was overwhelming, and the current process was "long and drawn out".
He said he was "quite grateful" to the union for the nickname "Hurricane Stewart".
"Because it is going to be a bumpy ride for the next couple of years and there are a whole range of reforms that I want to talk to the union about, or the unions. There are issues in terms of making us much more efficient, providing a better service to the community and ultimately managing the demands of a contemporary and very complex organisation as large as ours," he said.


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Protecting Yourself and Your Family From Pet-Borne Diseases
The week before last, we talked a bit about some of the diseases that people can get from pets or from other animals. Fortunately, most of these diseases are easily preventable. So let's talk this week about how to protect yourself and your family from zoonotic diseases (i.e., diseases that can be passed from animals to people.)
- Keep your pets up-to-date on their vaccinations. In particular, make sure your pet is protected against rabies. Discuss vaccination schedules and protocols with your veterinarian.
- Keep your pets free of parasites such as fleas, ticks, and intestinal parasites. Your veterinarian can help you choose parasite control products that are safe and effective.
- Wash your hands thoroughly and often with warm water and soap.
- Teach your children to wash their hands properly also.
- Always wash your hands before handling food, before preparing food, and before eating.
- Wash all fruits and vegetables thoroughly before eating.
- Use different cutting boards for raw foods and for fresh produce to reduce the potential for cross-contamination. Wash cutting boards thoroughly after use.
- Cook all meats thoroughly before eating.
- Wear gloves and/or wash hands thoroughly after gardening or otherwise working in soil.
- Make sure children's sandboxes are covered when not in use. This prevents neighborhood cats using the sandbox as their litter box.
- Pick up dog feces as soon as possible and dispose of it properly.
- Never use feces from dogs or cats as fertilizer in your garden or lawn.
- Do not compost dog or cat feces.
- Never discard of dog or cat feces near areas where your family gathers or your children play.
- Wear gloves when cleaning or scooping your cat's litter box or picking up your dog's feces. Wash your hands thoroughly after handling.
- If pregnant, consider having someone else in the household take care of litter box chores. Clean feces from the litter box daily. (Toxoplasmosis oocysts, or eggs, take at least 24 hours to become infectious.)
- Eliminate hunting behavior in cats by keeping cats indoors.
- Do not feed your pets raw diets or undercooked meats. (If you do elect to feed your pet a raw diet, at least be aware of the potential for disease transmission and be especially vigilant.)
- Wash your hands after handling any pet food or treat. Even commercial diets can occasionally be contaminated with things like Salmonella and can pose a threat.
- Use designated feeding dishes, water bowls, and other utensils for preparing your pets food and for feeding. Do not allow your pets to eat or drink from dishes, cups or other utensils used for your own food.
- Be cautious about drinking water from potentially contaminated sources such as rivers, lakes, and streams. If it is necessary to ingest water from these sources, boil it before drinking. This is particularly of concern for hikers, campers, and those enjoying other outdoor activities.
- Do not approach or attempt to handle animals that are unknown to you, whether domestic or wild. Teach your children not to approach strange animals also.
- Keep garbage in closed trash containers to prevent foraging by skunks, raccoons, and other wild animals.
- Do not feed wild animals or stray animals near your home or near where your children play.
As you can see, many of these suggestions involve good hygiene practices and responsible pet ownership, as well as a little bit of common sense. There's no good reason to get rid of your pet for fear of getting ill.
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Just don't throw it out of bounds.
That was the primary thought occupying junior running back Vincent Smith's head as he faked the run to the right and cocked back his arm for a touchdown pass to Drew Dileo in the corner of the end zone early in the second quarter against Minnesota last Saturday.
No nerves. No hesitation. Just don't throw it out of bounds.
With his incredible performance against the Golden Gophers, Smith became the first player in Michigan program history to account for touchdowns passing, rushing and receiving in the same game. He is just the sixth Big Ten Conference player to achieve the feat since 1996.
Smith, however, is unmoved by the historical significance.
"It was just another football game," said Smith. "I was put in a couple situations where coaches knew I could make plays, and I just had fun. I had a lot of fun."
Through five games this season, Smith has rushed 26 times for 206 yards and two touchdowns. He owns six receptions for 98 yards and two touchdowns and, with his completion to Dileo on Saturday, is 1-for-1 passing for 17 yards and a touchdown.
Simply put, he can do a little of everything.
"I'm always a hard worker at whatever I do," said Smith, "and whatever I'm doing I try to be the best at it. I just love to compete. I've gotten better day in and day out since I've been here, mainly just focusing on the little things like blocking, attacking blockers, catching and all the small things that have helped me progress along the way. I just want to make sure whatever situation I'm in, I'm ready."
As much as his coaches and teammates praise his versatility, it is Smith's toughness that typically takes center stage. At 5-foot-7, 172 pounds, Smith will always be among the smallest players on the field. But he's established an almost mythic no-fear reputation for seeking out the biggest defensive player and delivering a hit.
"He's not scared to put his nose on anybody," said junior quarterback Denard Robinson, who first met Smith while attending a handful of high school camps in their native Florida. "I've seen him put his head on Mike Martin or (Wisconsin's) J.J. Watt last year. He's probably one of the toughest guys I've seen in my life, because he will go in there and do whatever he has to do to get the job done."
"He does everything you want him to do when you look at him as a football player and how he prepares and his toughness," head coach Brady Hoke said. "Vince is a guy that you know you can count on. If he makes a mistake or doesn't do something as well, it's not for a lack of effort or a lack of toughness. He's done a good job for us."
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It could be a matter of swallowing one's pride, but when The Girlfriend recently asked me to participate in a couple levels of "free bicycle safety classes," the reflexive reaction was to scoff.
After all, I bike-commuted my way through college and raced as a team mountain cyclist, back when. Better yet, I've also survived light collisions with RVs and liberal amounts of stitches from helmetless dirt-jumping adventures gone astray.
What could I possibly learn? Umm, yeah…
As summer approaches, many riders — myself included — will take to the roads under cover of night, among moderate temperatures and cruddy visibility. But — knock on wood — 2008 is already taxing cyclists' skins at a quick pace.
Two cyclists have already been killed within city limits this year, double the tally from the past two annums. Surrounding Pima County has been a bit kinder, with only one fatality since 2007.
One of those killed this year kissed a pickup truck's grille while riding against traffic flow. Without a helmet.
That particular cyclist's conduct might draw Darwinistic comparisons, but both of his trespasses are covered under those bike courses' first round of classes, offered by Pima County Department of Transportation and the League of American Bicyclists in celebration of May, a.k.a. Bicycle Safety Month.
Frankly you don't need to be killed to have a bad day aboard your prized hunk of aluminum (or carbon fibre, if you're one of those haughty types.) Over 1,500 riders were injured during 2006 in traffic-related accidents.
Those ADOT numbers include everything reported from scraped palms to compound fractures, and don't take into account incidents absent from automotive issues.
So, you can imagine it only gets worse from there.
Everyone knows that gas prices are skyrocketing, ballooning, levitating. It's the favorite subject of bored journalists on slow news days. But pump prices are gouging many folks into mimicking students' actions and biking to work.
Noble a notion as that is during this blossoming era of green responsibility, many novice riders aren't really prepared to negotiate the hazards of rush hour without airbags and cup holders. Especially when those car doors swing open from nowhere.
Fortunately, bike commuting gets it's due in the canons of Pima County's free bike safety classes, once the basic prerequisites are filled.
Most of the courses run three hours, covering maneuvers, crash avoidance and maintenance issues. Fitness and training courses are also available. And you get a bunch of free schwag upon completion — including pricey helmets, light sets, water bottles, patch kits, tire levers and reflective tape.
There's also a free U-lock in the deal, which helps guarantee that your ride will still be outside Sprouts when you return with that perfect mango hummus you spent the entire afternoon searching for.
Which is a lot tastier than swallowing one's pride — or teeth.
Check out the full roster of courses, times and availability at www.bikeped.pima.gov or call 243-BIKE.


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Sussex Vice-captain Walter Gallimore struck 7 fours and 6 sixes to complete an even hundred against NY Cavaliers at Lacombe in the Commonwealth Cricket League on Sunday July 10, 2011. Gallimore was ably assisted by Wayne Lewis as the pair put together a partnership of 95 runs in 9 overs for the fourth wicket.
Winning the toss and electing to bat first, Sussex compiled a score 270 for 7 in their 30 overs. Main contributors were W. Gallimore 100, W. Lewis 47, A. Boatswain 34, A. Worrell 30. Wicket takers for Cavaliers were C. Lewis 2-26, R. Austin 2-36 and K. Chowdury 2-48.
In their turn at bat, Cavaliers found it tough to get away the Sussex bowling, and could only manage a score of 143 for 4 in their 30 overs. R. Lashley 37 not out, and R. Austin 31 not out were the only batsmen with any significant scores. Steve Daley, Shane Drakes and V. Hughes picked up 1 wicket each. Sussex won by 143 runs.
Sussex 270 for 7 wkts in 30 Overs (W. Gallimore 100, W. Lewis 47, A. Boatswain 34, A. Worrell 30; C. Lewis 2-26, R. Austin 2-36, K. Chowdury 2-48)
NY Cavaliers 143 for 4 wkts in 30 Overs (R. Lashley 37 not out, R. Austin 31 not out)
Sussex won by 137 runs


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Google Debuts New Design At I/O Conference, Plans To Put Android In Everything
Google wants to be in your car, on your TV and on your wrist. What it really wants, though, is to know what's going on with you.
The Google I/O keynote was sweeping statement about the way in which it wants to create a platform that can put the powers of Google at your fingertips at all times. Underlying the whole 2.5 hour-long presentation was this new Android operating system, L.
L will reach out from your smartphone, onto your watch, your car's instrument control panel, your tablet, your Chromebook and onto your TV. It's all built into L. As Senior Vice President at Google, Sundar Pichai, put it, "We aren't building a vertically integrated product. We are building an open platform. At scale." The critical element to understanding this new build of Google's mobile operating system is that it wants to change with context.
Google wants to add a layer over your whole life. Again and again, speakers in the keynote addressed the importance of using their devices so that you can get more out the real world, but the company wants to help you understand and make sense of that world in a Google way.
Android's New Look: Material Design
That's why, on some levels, what undergirds L and what might have also been the most interesting facet of the whole presentation, was the first person Pichai brought to the stage, Matias Duarte, now Google's VP of Design. Duarte previously helped Palm create its WebOS, and subsequently Duarte took his talents to Mountain View.
There's a lot you can say about Material Design, but the most important user interface point is this: it's layered. Each pixel has a virtual elevation value. That means as objects move across each other on the screen, some are "higher" and "lower" than others. You'll be able to tell what's in the air, too, because virtual shadows are cast on the objects below. In fact, when the team first started building prototypes, they actually built them with real paper, so they could see the shadows.
Google hopes that all these shifting, hovering, well palletted animations will deploy across the web rather than simply on Google products, so loads of sites will have the Google look. With Polymer, devs will be able to make their own sites and apps adopt Google style. As Wired pointed out, this is big because Google has historically been so decentralized. It's appropriate that as Google makes its bid to reach every single part of your life, it also finally deploys a consistent look and methodology across its products.
But Duarte also said something at the beginning of his presentation that made me wonder if this new design strategy isn't also hinting that Google might not be first into using an even more radical design element. He said, "What if pixels didn't just have color but depth? What if there was an intelligent material that was as simple as paper but could transform and change shape in response to touch?"
Followers of news from CES may already know that, in fact, there is such a material. Tactus Technology has developed a keyboard that magically rises up from a touchscreen. It makes what feels like buttons on the screen. When I heard Duarte say that quote, it made me wonder if that was where he was heading. It wasn't. Yet. It's hard to imagine that with virtual layers built into the design that they aren't wondering about ways to make that even more real.
Google will be aware, everywhere
So can Google effectively be everywhere? From a user experience perspective, this is the much bigger idea that Duarte is working on. Ubiquity is one thing, but smart ubiquity is another. Android L wants to lead with showing users what they need to know before they realize they need to know. So for example, if you take the commuter train home every night around the same time, your Android wristwatch might learn to give you an alert at that time as to whether the train you always take is on time or not, before you think to check. The buzzword here is "contextual."
Sounds great, but the company is famous for rolling out big new ideas only to flake when public gets quizzical. See: Buzz, Wave and Orkut. Have you ever even heard of Orkut? It was big in Brazil, once upon a time. In fact, one topic that led to a lot of buzz across the Internet following the I/O was two topics that didn't come up at all in the keynotes: Google Plus and Glass. Is Google in the middle of unloading two of its most hyped creations?
Which raises the larger point, can you trust Google to take the navigator job in your car and manage your TV media for you if it turns out that the public starts to pan their efforts and they once again skulk out of a vertical, refusing to suffer through what Seth Godin calls "The Dip"? It's a question that two Fortune editors raised in their weekly Tech Debate.
Google's new watch
Google made much ado of its new line of watches, which also serve to deliver cards with needed information and notifications, by way of bluetooth connections to your phone. Two of them became available at I/O and a round face one is coming soon from Motorola. You can look at these watches, touch them and interact with them. It could be that they've realized that this is how they should have done Glass all along. That said, the watch is lower stakes than the other ventures.
In your car
We know that Google is making voice a much more important of its means of navigation. In fact, the namesake of that project is a fictional television car that could drive itself at high speeds. That doesn't seem accidental, does it?
Before Google actually does the driving for us, though, it's simply going to help us drive ourselves. Internet access will come by way of the phone, but it's still going to be an experience that makes the automotive context paramount. Soon, you'll be able to experience this stripped down UI as AndroidAuto.
On your TV
And TV seems like an inevitable progression. Google has already colonized every other possible kind of screen, it had to get to the flatscreen one day. Dave Burke, engineering head on the Android team, described TV operating systems today as comparable to those in the mobile space in 2006. Every manufacturer has their own idea how to do it. Google, of course, has its own idea. Burke said, of AndroidTV, "This isn't a new platform, and that's kind of the point. We're simply giving TVs the same level of attention as phones and tablets have traditionally enjoyed."
But don't expect TVs to be like computers on your walls. Google is all about contextual user experiences now. When Android shows up on your television, it knows its play time and entertainment will be front and center.
And for those who can't wait for Google to fight its way into sets, there's always Chromecast. Rishi Chandra, Google's head of product for Chromecast, reported that the device outsells all other streaming devices and its useage is up 40%.
It's hard to believe that Google would make any headway in markets as huge and influential as cars and televisions and not stick with them.
Mountain View is watching
If you're wondering how much Google knows about you, one of the facts Pichai revealed at the top of his presentation was one of the most telling. He was just rattling off a bunch of basic stats that showed how well the company is doing and how much people are using their products. One of them, though, felt somewhat unsettling.
He said Android users are taking 93 Million selfies per day, and one-third of them are duck faces. The second part could have been a joke, but he didn't say it that way. The first part is intriguing enough. Think about it. How do they know that? By the way, he also seemed to suggest they know how often you check your phone and even how many steps you're taking.
Another new feature that Burke presented actually sounds really useful. Have you ever done that thing where you remember that you've visited a web page but you can't quite remember where it was or what it was, but you want to find it again. So you start Googling and you're confronted with all kinds of results.
Soon, Google will start recognizing when you're looking for something you've seen before and indicate for you which of the search results its delivers are ones you've visited in the past. It already does this a little, but it's going to make it a bigger emphasis, more boldly and clearly.
Can it work?
Google wants to solve your problems for you before you have and then take care of all your menial thinking so you're free to be brilliant more often. That said, it's also creating a Google bubble around that's necessarily going to affect the way you think.
As the Internet of Things continues to tick up the demand on our built for Internet of People network, you have to wonder where the leadership is going to come from to actually deliver the sort of Internet speeds and reliability that will make it possible for Google to really be everywhere. Material Design may represent a brilliant face lift for the company, but as it extends onto millions more screens that face could still be one that makes incomprehensible stutters and succumbs to bouts of net access depressions, just as the public comes to rely on it more and more.
Here's the whole keynote:
One last thing. You really need to see this cardboard hack they made which turns out to be a little bit of a dig at the Oculus Rift, but also intriguing in and of itself:


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