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In December, Kelly stressed player development as the key to building and sustaining a program's success.
Four months later, Spring Practice brought an eye-opening breakneck pace to practice – one that tested the Irish players and likewise pleased the masses.
Most recently, August training camp focused on constant competition' position; jockeying among freshman and seniors alike for starting roles and the ultimate ascension of at least five first time offensive starters.
Today, in his first Game Week press conference, Kelly brought about another change, this one music to the ears of the local media that sat through the former coach's tedious ten-minute opening pre-ambles that touched on every player with a pulse for the upcoming opponent.
Since 99 percent of you don't care about the latter, I'll get on with today's highlights:
He'd fit right in with Kelly's Fighting IrishPurdue senior defensive end Ryan Kerrigan ranks as an underrated player nationally – the best player on a poor defense for a sub.500-team rarely receives anything but local love.
But Kerrigan, he of the 13 sacks last year and dominant effort vs. Notre Dame's overmatched offensive line last September, has a fan in Irish head coach Brian Kelly.
"When you talk about defense you start with Kerrigan," Kelly noted. "He's one of the best pass rushers in the country. Just extremely tough in the way he plays the game. He's coming after you for four quarters.
"If you want a model player in terms of the way we'd like to play, Kerrigan's that guy…he's relentless."
Toughness, both mental and physical, has been the consistent quality Kelly has stressed from last December through this week. If any of his offensive line troops are lagging behind in the category, Irish fans will find out mid-afternoon Saturday.
Also on Kelly's mind is the new combination of former Miami Hurricanes QB Robert Marve and another 2009-Irish killer: wide receiver Keith Smith.
"I know a lot about Robert," Kelly said of Marve, who made 11 starts for the 'Canes in 2008 before sitting out last season in West Lafayette due to NCAA transfer rules. "I tried to recruit him to Cincinnati. I think it starts with his ability to keep plays alive. He's shown he has great athletic ability.
"He has some great weapons: Keith Smith led the Big 10 in receptions last season; he's an elite player on the perimeter. Their receiving corps is as good as we'll see in terms of depth and athleticism."
The 6'2" 226-pound Smith burned the Irish for 11 receptions, 136 yards and a bull-dozing touchdown last September.
Forget the Erasermate: We need dry erase boardsWe've reiterated the theme throughout August, largely because Kelly and his staff have done the same: If you're upset with your favorite player's standing on the depth chart, don't fret…it's probably already changed.
"We think we've got four really good players out there," Kelly said of the oft-discussed outside linebacker positions. "Two of them are seniors (Brian Smith and Kerry Neal).
"Steven Filer is in that group," Kelly said of Filer whose name was the most glaring omission from the Purdue game two-deep chart. "The real issue here is, 'Who's your next player in at Cat if we have to spell Darius Fleming? And that's Kerry Neal. So Kerry Neal is our starting Drop (Dog) linebacker and our backup Cat.
"Then obviously that opens up your depth chart. Filer's going to be a drop (linebacker). We tried him at the Cat position; it's not the right fit for him. He could play there in an emergency situation but right now, we list on the depth chart: Shembo No. 2, but he's really No. 3," Kelly noted of freshman linebacker Prince Shembo's depth chart debut, a technicality behind Fleming at the Cat.
"Filer would be in the game before Shembo. That's why I wouldn't get married to who's first or second, because they're interchangeable pieces.
"We have two seniors in Neal and Smith; they're both going to play," Kelly continued. "I'm not trying to look ahead to next year, but Steven Filer's going to be a heck of a player for us and he has to be ready to go because he's going to take over that Drop position when those guys graduate."
Inside Injury Issues: While Manti Te'o locked down one inside linebacker spot and never looked back, the position next to the sophomore – the WILL linebacker role – saw two leaders: Anthony McDonald after the spring; Carlo Calabrese at present.Part of the evaluation process inside has been stunted by a string of injuries, most notably McDonald's hyper extended knee from the tail end of camp's second week. "We're making progress with McDonald," Kelly said Tuesday. "He'll be in 7-on-7; 'Skelly' (vs. air rather than an opponent). We're going to be running him around pretty hard; he looked good yesterday. We're hoping to have a good day with him again today." Out for Saturday is physical senior Steve Paskorz – a player switched to fullback under the Charlie Weis regime, but was an immediate competitor back at linebacker last April. "Paskorz is going to be out at least three weeks," Kelly said of a player that appeared headed for starting duty on the Irish special teams. "We'll then evaluate where he is." Paskorz strained his knee in practice late last week. Fellow inside backer David Posluszny has also lost time due to injury. "Poz right now is still hampered by a hamstring; that's limited his reps." Kelly offered. "Right now he's probably doubtful for Saturday." With three backup inside linebackers down, Kelly moved sophomore Dan Fox inside. Fox however, was not the surprise name on the media's two-deep depth chart; that designation belonged to former high school quarterback Danny Spond. "The kinesthetic awareness; the ability to play in space, to use your hands and have body control…we don't spend time teaching that stuff, you just have it naturally," Kelly offered of the 6'2" 230-pound freshman listed behind Te'o on the depth chart. "He's not physically ready to play championship level football, but he can make up for it in his awareness of how to use his hands and how to be in a good leverage position. Kelly used a bit of trade humor to illustrate his point: "How do you get a defensive lineman off a block?" Kelly asked rhetorically before answering, "Well you yell at him louder…" "You just have to have a way of getting off blocks," he continued. "And it's the same with Danny Spond. He has a way of using his hands, his body control; he just has a good awareness for the game."
QB1 and QB2…A and BFans of the show Friday Night Lights know the real difference between "QB1" and "QB2"…but only the former exists in South Bend this season.
"Tommy Rees is the No. 2 quarterback because there were only two slots to fill out; I didn't have 2A and 2B," said Kelly of the distributed opening game depth chart. "Really, that position is still one that will be evaluated all week and all year. Rees and (Nate) Montana will be treated with second team reps – they're splitting them right now."
Kelly was presented with the presumptuous query whether he planned to work in a backup QB for critical reps to open the season.
His response was that of a coach that has learned his every word is analyzed…by every opponent:
"I just don't want it to be mop-up reps because we're down by 40 points."
The unquestioned starter is junior Dayne Crist. The first-time starter will be almost exactly 10 months removed from ACL surgery when he takes his first snap Saturday.
Crist has been put through the ringer mentally by both Kelly and offensive coordinator Charley Molnar. But the QB that Kelly has noted will have to "extend plays" to be successful has yet to take a live hit since last October 31.
"He's got to be able to extend plays; that runs the football. He's going to get tackled; he's going to get hit; he's going to have to run around," Kelly offered. "He's not just going to stay in the pocket. We're not going to protect him and run three-man routes. We get five out (in the pattern)," he continued.
"Dayne Crist is a guy that's going to have to use all of his tools. He's a pretty good athlete. He can run and extend plays; he's going to get hit out there, but we're not going to put him in a position where we get running hits on our quarterback. That's just not smart."
The "running hits" Kelly speaks of are shots that standard pocket quarterbacks tend to absorb as stationary targets. Kelly's Cincinnati quarterbacks suffered just 11 regular season sacks last season in 12 contests.
My Man MiltAs noted back in May on IrishEyes, no true freshman wide receiver has started for Notre Dame in the season opener since Milt Jackson took the field vs. Michigan, under the lights in 1982.
28 years later, January enrollee Tai-ler Jones appears poised to join Jackson after edging by senior Duval Kamara for the X receiver spot.
"I think he's been a little bit more consistent at that position," Kelly said of Jones before adding, "Now keep in mind, he's been a little more settled into that position while we were moving around other pieces and in particular Duval Kamara.
"Duval has played all three positions (W, X, Z) and to be quite honest with you, he hasn't had a chance to settle into that position (the X) yet. That gives T.J. a little bit of the nod in terms of lining up. In our tempo of offense you have to pick up a lot and digest a lot.
"But Duval's going to play a lot as well," Kelly noted. "As we continue to move forward, you're going to see multiple players at that position. Duval, quite frankly, could play more than one. He's a very valuable player to our football team."
California DreaminThe worst kept message board secret of Week One was the imminent transfer of sophomore wide receiver Shaquelle Evans.
Kelly acknowledged the rumor Tuesday.
"He made a decision that he felt was in his best interest to transfer. We've granted him a release and we wish him the very best. He's a good kid."
Kelly later added that while a player's decision to transfer always affect him, he'll rarely stand in the way of someone that wants to move on.
"I am not really good at talking anybody into staying on our football team," Kelly said. "I'll point out some things that are important. But I don't know that my role is to talk somebody out of quitting, but maybe (rather) pointing out 'Have you considered this?'
"I always will ask if a player has talked to his family: 'What are your family's thoughts on this?' Because if they haven't talked to their family, that's a red flag for me," Kelly offered. "He (Evans) said he did; he's talked to his family about it and that's why we wish him the best."
Asked if he had a shortcoming as a player, Kelly offered that patience might have helped Evans in the long run.
"He was better suited in the slot position for us and Theo Riddick was outstanding (in August at that same position)," Kelly noted.
"It would be easy for me to say 'Be patient', but he (Evans) didn't see it that way," Kelly continued. "I don't know if it was anything he couldn't do, but maybe some were able to move a little bit quicker along in the process. But we were happy with his development. He was moving in the right direction.
Kelly added that he felt Evans would have become a strong player for the Irish had he remained in the fold and that as a west coast guy, Evans would probably head in that direction to continue his playing career.
Evans gave his head coach no specific reason for the transfer, though Kelly noted (Shaq) didn't see himself fitting in the offense.
Unlike the past regime, Kelly expects to grant Evans a release to any school, even a future opponent of the Irish.


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Re: Primitive Disk Gradient Fills in Graphics
Here is a solution using Presentations. You should also be able to do this
using RegionPlot, Show and some graphics level jumping.
gradientDisk::usage =
"gradientDisk[{xcenter, ycenter}, radius, color] will draw an \
outlined colored disk with the color blended from White to full color \
across the the horizontal dimension.";
gradientDisk] = {"ArgumentsPattern" -> {{_, _}, _, _}};
gradientDisk[{xcenter_, ycenter_}, radius_, color_] :=
{RegionDraw[(x - xcenter)^2 + (y - ycenter)^2 < radius^2, {x,
xcenter - radius, xcenter + radius}, {y, ycenter - radius,
ycenter + radius},
ColorFunctionScaling -> False,
ColorFunction ->
Function[{x, y},
Blend[{White, color},
Rescale[x, {xcenter - radius, xcenter + radius}]]]],
Circle[{xcenter, ycenter}, radius]}
{gradientDisk[{0, 0}, 1, Red],
gradientDisk[{2, 2}, 1/2, Green],
gradientDisk[{-2, 1}, .45, Blue]},
Frame -> True,
PlotRange -> 4
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Hello All
There is really no way to do a simple gradient fill inside a disk
in Mathematica?
I'm working in a BubbleChart, and would like to make a graphics
disk using ChartElements, going to color x to transparent using
I get surprised to see that there is no way to work with gradient
fill inside primitives like Disk.. there is really this?
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As soon as Day 3 in the Aussie Millions Main Event was completed for the day, the $250k Challenge got underway with a field of 14 players happy to part with the $250k buy-in.
With events with buy-ins as big as this, you are only going to see the very best poker players in the world coming to have a pop at the title, which was the case today. We had names such as Gus Hansen, Sam Trickett, Jason Mercier, Antonio Esfandiari, Phillip Gruissem and Andrew Robl all dipping into their pockets to have a crack at winning some big money.
The event actually started later than planned due to the Main Event finishing a little later than anticipated. They didn't want to start the event just in case any players that were in the Main Event, though as it turned out none did although Phil Ivey did think about it for a little while.
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By the time the first day had finished we had lost half the field with just seven players remaining to do battle in the final day tomorrow.
The players that we lost were Jason Mercier, Antonio Esfandiari, Gus Hansen, Phillip Gruissem, Tony Bloom, Andrew Robl and Paul Phua, with all of them probably wishing they didn't bother as their bankrolls are now a good $25k shorter, $500k in the case of some of them.
There is only going to be four players that will be paid in this event which means that three of the players remaining will still be going home empty handed. The player that will feel less worried about that is Reinkenmeier as he is sitting at the top of the leader board with 1,237,000 chips.
He is almost 400k ahead of Igor Kurganov in second place whilst Fabian Quoss is also having a good game in third place with 764,000. We all know how quickly things can change in poker however, so no one will be resting too easily until they make that top four.
The Current Standings!
Tobias Reinkenmeier – 1,237,000
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Based on the 1983 novel by Ron Hansen, THE ASSASSINATION OF JESSE JAMES BY THE COWARD ROBERT FORD captivatingly depicts the final few months of the legendary Jesse James's life. He was 34, and his days of ruthless robbing had dwindled, yet his fearsome reputation continued to swell. With an abundance of nickel-books retelling his brutal gun-slinging adventures, James (portrayed by Brad Pitt, in one his most convincing and moving roles) had become a symbolic hero for many Americans, and a dazzling tabloid icon for the 19th-century media. A particular young man seduced by the wonderment of James, the shifty Robert Ford (a breakthrough performance by Casey Affleck), wormed his way in as a James groupie, in the hopes of snagging a coveted spot alongside his brother Charley (played by the always affable Sam Rockwell) as one of the bandit's cronies. Ford, fiercely insecure and painfully aware that he would never be taken seriously by James (who, ever-plagued by paranoia and skepticism, found Ford's earnest obsession a bit unsettling), grew increasingly angry with his idol, leading to a destructive path that ultimately ended in the anticlimactic death of Jesse James--and brought the treacherous Robert Ford the notoriety he had always wanted.
Although this film takes place in the late 1800's, its eerie relevance to modern-day celebrity-obsession scandals is astounding, and adds a fresh scope to what could be viewed as just another cinematic western. Director Andrew Dominick (CHOPPER) furthers the film from its genre by banishing clichd bullet-infested showdown scenes, instead embracing the relationships and interactions of the outlaws, and creates a mood of brooding and contemplation with exceptional camera angles and lighting. His intensely sophisticated approach to filmmaking illustrates the darkest corners of the characters, and insightfully provides a deeper, heartfelt portrayal revealing what the men might have been like behind their masks.
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Manufacturer Part Number (MPN): 1000020059
Brad Pitt, William Bradley Pitt, Casey Affleck, Sam Rockwell, Sam Shepard, Samuel Shepard Rogers, Mary-Louise Parker, Mary Louise Parker, Paul Schneider, Jeremy Renner, Zooey Deschanel
Critic Reviews
4 stars out of 4 -- "[T]his is a wondrously contemplative and poetic saga that offers a fresh and bewitching take on a timeworn genre."
USA Today
"[A] haunting retelling of one of the enduring outlaw sagas in American culture...shot by the brilliant cinematographer Richard Deakins in a wide-open geography of moody skies and fields plaintive with bent light and shadow." -- Grade: A
Entertainment Weekly
3.5 stars out of 4 -- "[T]his quiet wow of a Western sneaks up as one hell of a satisfying surprise. Artfully exciting and compulsively watchable..."
Rolling Stone
5 stars out of 5 -- "[I]t's awash with melancholy and ennui, love and betrayal, obsession and paranoia and arrives like manna from movie heaven....An instant classic, with poetic visuals..."
Total Film
5 stars out of 5 -- "[A] slow, meditative poem that harkens to the verdant sprawl of Terrence Malick's DAYS OF HEAVEN."
4 stars out of 5 -- "Malick, Kubrick and Cimino would surely recognise a kindred spirit in Dominik....[A] weighty monument to the death of the West..."
"The film has a good feel for the Victorian milieu in which it is set....Roger Deakins' photography makes the most of the bleak winter landscapes of the Midwest, evocative of the coldness and emptiness that lie in the heart of Jesse James."
Sight and Sound
"What transfers best is Pitt's intriguing performance as the outlaw king....The casually charismatic aspect of Jesse James is second nature to Pitt..."
Los Angeles Times
5 stars out of 5 -- "With breathtaking cinematography and a masterful score that manages to be both plaintive and foreboding, Dominik's film slowly works its way under the skin, steadily building to a heart-wrenching climax..."
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thank you very much sir!
I joined after finding out about it on this site. I found it quite ironic that it is based in Jackson, WI.....where there is no legal conceal carry.
I am one of the first to subscribe to this wonderful, informative and instructional magazine. I was just wondering about how to keep track of the issues.
It begain with the introductory issue.
The first, I believe, to be dated was "March/Arpil 2004. The final 2004 was labeled "November/December 2004".
Then came 2005
Volume 2 - Issue 1 - 2005
Volume 2 - Issue 2 - 2005
Volume 2 - Issue 3 - April 7, 2005
Volume 2 - Issue 4 - May 23, 2005
Volume 2 - Issue 5 - July 8, 2005
Volume 2 - Issue 6 - August 23, 2005
Volume 2 - Issue 7 - October 7, 2005
Volume 2 - Issue 8 - November 23, 2005
(I hope that I have the complete set)????
Now it is 2006
The first issue is "Volume 3 - January 5, 2006"
Is there going to be a fixed way to date the magazine?
The reason I ask is that I do not want to miss any magazines. I read them immediately upon receipt and then go back often to review.
What's the name of the magazine???
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No not really there is no fixed date
Thank you. As I said I just did not want to miss an issue. Great magazine. Every now and then I pick up something different as the store and am not satisfied after reading it as I am with Concealed Carry Magazine.
Your question is like which came first 'the chicken or the egg'? Every issue has very interesting and informative articles. I have enjoyed each article I have read and have taken something away from them. Keep up the great work.
George Hill is cool as hell (I met him and the Missus at SHOT by the SIG area) and his articles are primo.
USAF: Loving Our Obscene Amenities Since 1947
I have had all since issue #1 but have not actually inspected them to check. I have assumed (correctly I hope) that I have them all by default!
What a change eh - from the first blue monochrome pics and skinny mag - to the current full color well produced issues. Tim has worked wonders IMO - with Maria's help of course
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is like owning a piano and assuming that you are a musician!."
http://www.rkba-2a.com/ - a portal for 2A links, articles and some videos.
Line up some good SIG reviews there at that booth. Steve Thain is my hook up for all things SIG and he lives in SLC. Just a hop and a skip from me.
It's always cool to meet fellow forum members. This SHOT was huge. 0ver 600,000 square feet of guns, knives and everything else you could want. The Compact Taurus 24/7 was cool... the Poly CZ RAMI, the 10MM Bobtailed Commander from Dan Wesson... SIG's putting the SAS treatment on everything... lots of good guns this year.
Just received my card and bumper sticker a few days ago. Looking forward to when the magazine arrives. I agree that its important to support an organization such as USCCA.
"To disarm the people is the best and most effective way to enslave them."
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"Gun control is a job-safety program for criminals."
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1) I got asked the other day, "Why do you like racing?" It took me a second to think about my answer. As a fan, I love the competitive side by side racing, the great fans I meet at the track and on Twitter, and the suspenseful and exciting finishes. As a driver, what is it about racing that drew you to it when you started and what do you love most about racing?
CD: There are so many thing I love about motorsports. The whole connection with man and machine is one of the biggest things that draws me towards it. Obviously there is the competitive aspect, which is a massive part of things and another area of racing that drives me to push my hardest each day in and out of the car. On the technical side of racing, I must say that I am completely addicted and infatuated with it. It is literally an art. Over the course of this last year I learned so much about it, and the way I developed as a driver after learning all about it makes me feel miles ahead of people . I also love the whole interaction scene between fans, and getting to know some of them on a personal basis. The passion that so many of our IndyCar fans have is incredible, and as a driver I appreciate each and every one of them.
2) Every driver has a favorite track for one reason or another, which track is your favorite?
CD: My favorite track... gosh. To be honest, it is a complete toss up between Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca and Mosport. Both of which are so unique and have very high speed area's where you need to let it all hang out. Feedback is also very critical at both tracks because for some reason at those tracks, the car plays a larger roll in things than most of the others.
|Connor capturing his fourth win in 2011 at Laguna Seca
3) I know you may not be in the position to shed any light, but do you have a timetable on officially announcing your plans for the 2012 season?
CD: Some time before the first race at St.Pete hopefully!! HA. I really wish I knew more about my 2012 plans, but there are so many things up in the air right now. Within the next few weeks I should have a much better idea of where I will be with my plans. I can promise you though that each day I'm flat out trying to make things happen for Firestone Indy Lights!!
4) Growing up, what driver(s) did you look up to and what current IZOD Indycar driver do you most admire?
CD: Growing up, I was a massive Alex Zanardi fan. I was also a Michael Schumacher fan, but so was everyone else it seems! I always looked up to Zanardi because he never backed down to anyone,always made the most of what he had, and the way he made it to the top is the way I want to make it to the top. He earned every ride he had and when it time to get into the race car, there was one goal. And that goal was to win. As far as current IZOD Indy Car drivers, I would say James Hinchcliffe is who I admire most. He has proven that a young rookie can indeed come into the series and produce results when there is good equipment underneath them. So many people want to pick the older and experienced drivers, but the drive and dedication that someone like hinch has cannot be matched by someone who has already been at that level for so many years. Without questions the experienced drivers still love racing and are great for the sport, but us rookie's can make it happen too. And I feel Hinch is paving the way for more of those opportunities to open up.
|Schumi and Zanardi having a chat
5) Kind of a sense of humor question, but have you ever coughed, sneezed, sighed, or any other obscurely odd thing while driving in a race?
CD: This is actually a great question. Because I have asked myself the same thing quite a few times... As far as during a race, I don't recall anything along those lines happening. Although, I do recall in 2010 at Sebring for my very first Star Mazda race, I got something in my eye right as I pulled out of the pits for qualifying. I tried to tough it out and hold it open, but it was easier to just drive with one eye closed. And that is exactly what I did!!
Thanks to Connor for the opprotunity to interview him, got some great answers! Looking forward to hearing about your 2012 plans in the new future! And thanks to everyone for reading!
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The creation of Moynihan Station, which has been more than fifteen years in the making, is arguably one of the greatest civic projects in New York City. During the Moynihan Station and the Far West Side panel discussion, MAS will explore issues of sustainable development and transportation in an area of New York that is facing sweeping changes in the coming years. This panel will be introduced by Hugh Hardy, principal at H3 Hardy Associates, and it includes Tim Gilchrist, president of the Moynihan Station Development Corporation, Tom Wright, executive director of the Regional Plan Association Metro New York, Vishaan Chakrabarti, the Marc Holliday Professor of Real Estate at Columbia University's Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation, and MAS President Emeritus, Kent L. Barwick.


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By Lisa Richwine and Andrea Burzynski
(Reuters) - Tom Cruise's post-apocalyptic thriller "Oblivion" wiped out the box office competition, racking up $38.2 million in weekend ticket sales during its U.S. and Canadian debut.
The debut of "Oblivion" knocked baseball movie "42" into second place. The drama about Jackie Robinson, the first black player in the Major Leagues, earned $18 million from Friday through Sunday after leading the charts a week ago.
In third place, animated Stone Age comedy "The Croods" earned $9.5 million during its fifth weekend in theaters, according to studio estimates. Global sales for the Dreamworks Animation production were estimated at $429.4 million through Sunday, according to distributor Twentieth Century Fox International.
"Oblivion," a story set in 2077 about the last humans on Earth, opened a week earlier to strong results in overseas markets. The North American (U.S. and Canadian) results exceeded pre-weekend forecasts for debut sales in the low- to mid-$30 million range, and earned Cruise his biggest opening since the "Mission Impossible" films.
In "Oblivion," Cruise plays a man who repairs the drones that monitor the nearly empty Earth while its last human inhabitants search for a new home. Morgan Freeman co-stars.
Nikki Rocco, president for domestic distribution at Universal Studios, said that Universal was "very happy" with the opening, and credited the marketing team as well as the timing of the film's release for its strong results. Universal Studios is a unit of Comcast Corp.
Combined with international receipts, the movie's global sales stood at $150.2 million Sunday. The movie cost about $120 million to produce.
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An oasis in suburbia - Morden Hall Park walk
Take a stroll through this historic parkland, created by the Hatfeild family in the 19th century, and experience inspiring surroundings. Admission is free. Enjoy your walk and do let us know how you find it.
The Riverside Café, next to Garden Centre Car Park, grid ref: TQ262686
To enter Morden Hall Park, pass through the gate between the Riverside Café and the Garden Centre, under an archway. Turn right. On your right you will see workshops associated with the Hatfeild family's estate including a boiler house for heating the greenhouses in the kitchen garden, on the other side of the wall, potting and tool sheds and day stables for the working ponies. Some of these are now leased to local craft workers. Ahead of you the stables are visible. During 2010 the stable yard was renovated to be the most energy-efficient historic building in the country. It now offers new visitor facilities, including an exhibition space.
The stable yard
This building was constructed in about 1879 to house carriage and riding horses, and is a real demonstration of the Hatfeilds' wealth. Note the trout on the weather vane, reflecting the links with the River Wandle and fishing. Step inside to discover our new visitor centre, which provides an interactive space for learning about sustainable green living and new energy-saving products, as well as a community exhibition space, our offices, craft stalls, a café and eco-toilets.
Follow the sign to the Snuff Mill, which is now a Learning and Community centre providing activities for groups from the local area. The millstones on display outside are originally from a spice mill, but show the edge turning arrangement of the stones used. You will also pass a second-hand bookshop next to the Snuff Mill.
The Snuff Mill
The Hatfeild fortune came from drying and grinding tobacco (using the watermills) into a fine powder known as snuff, with this particular mill remaining in use until 1922. You can see the original waterwheel that once powered the huge millstones to crush the tobacco.
At the Snuff Mill proceed across modern bridge over the main tributary of the River Wandle. You will pass a little building on the left where G.E. Hatfeild bred trout, then Morden Cottage on your right. The building is thought to have originally been a hunting lodge before becoming a permanent residence. Look out for the rose garden beyond the cottage.
The rose garden
The rose garden was planted in about 1920 by Gilliat Edward Hatfeild, who gave the Park to us in 1941. We have completed historical research into the garden and are undertaking work to restore the original look still further.
Walk along the path with the rose garden on your right and go through a gate, turn right, crossing over the tarmac bridge across a stream of the Wandle and take the first path to your right. Pass through a smaller gate and back into the rose garden, on the far side of the stream that divides it in two. Continue on this path out of the garden and into the arboretum. On the head of the closest island in the summer grows a plant called gunnera, or giant rhubarb. The 18th-century statues of Neptune and Venus have also been returned after a long absence and can be seen on the island in the River Wandle.
Statue of Neptune
The statue of Neptune has been placed on a new plinth on the island in the River Wandle. The statue of Venus has returned after a long absence, to see her walk further along the path.
Follow the path along the course of the River Wandle, with the river on your right. When the path forks at a pond, stay left, on the hard standing. When you come up to the avenue of lime and horse chestnut trees near the gate by the Surrey Arms pub, turn left and walk along the avenue. Avenues of lime trees were a status symbol, and horse chestnuts were very fashionable trees.
Carry on walking down the avenue past the path coming up from Phipps Bridge tram stop. Re-cross the tarmac bridge and continue straight on. To your right, in the trees, we have created a natural play area for children, themed around life from the perspective of an insect.
Cross over the ornate white Victorian bridge, and in front of you will see a second white bridge with Morden Hall beyond, surrounded by a moat. Approach Morden Hall. Cross back over the bridge into the park, turn left following the path crossing over two small wooden bridges. Once over the second bridge turn right, following the signpost to the wetlands, which is flooded and is home to a rich variety of wildlife. (N.B. The path through the wetlands is wet after rain and in winter. If you would prefer not to take this route, continue straight ahead and make a circuit of North Park before continuing from this point at point 9).
The wildlife
Water lies at the heart of Morden Hall Park. During your walk you will cross over the River Wandle several times and visit the lush wetlands, vibrant riverbanks and islands which provide homes to a variety of plants, animals, insects and birdlife. The park is the closest heronry to central London.
When you leave the wetlands you will reach a T-junction with a tram crossing to your right. Instead, turn left and follow the path with the wetlands on your left; North Park is to your right. Turn left at the end of the wetlands, cross over a wooden bridge, with glimpses of Morden Hall through the trees to your right.
Retrace your steps back over the two small wooden bridges to the white bridge over the Wandle. Do not cross it, instead pass straight ahead towards the Snuff Mill.
At the Snuff Mill turn right and retrace your steps back to the Riverside Café and our shop, where you started.
The Riverside Café, next to Garden Centre car park, grid ref: TQ262686
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Georg Philipp Telemann:Ouverture in A Minor, for Flute and Strings
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I have recently got a template rejected so i would like to hear the users opinion about it:
This is the reasons for rejection:
1) The contact page does not validate.
2) You might implement an elements overview page that shows examples of all typography and general content styles.
3) The headings appear to be the same size for the most part through the whole template. You might consider using larger headings for the main content or most important content to help guide the visitor through the content and create a better eye flow.
Number one is true but it is the same contact form i have used for all my templates and there have not any problem before.
Number 2: Partly i have already done this. I have shown blockquote, li, ol and headings.
Number 3: This is not true at all. Alle my heading shave different sizes and even font-weight.
You should make the contact page validate, it's easy to do. You can't use li without ul, ol, etc.
The text in the footer is difficult to read because it's light text on a light background, change it to a darker color.
It may look better if you have more space below your h3 headings, and add more space between the left-border and blockquote.
Use HTML -Ipsum to test commonly used elements.
The sidebar on the right is choppy.
I agree with itsmattadams on the footer text color.
I would pump up the font size in the nav.
Looks good though.
Maybe there are a few things that could be changed but then again every human is different and likes different things. Stuff like font-size, color and font-weight are very easy to change and everything can be changed in the CSS file.
The "services" tab section is based off of a NETTUTS tutorial (looks like it was copied), and I think that's against "the rules" (i.e. no work based off of a tutorial will be accepted).
I could be wrong…
I have stated in documentation where it is from and i take absolutly no credit for it. So i do not think that this is a problem.
Gotcha. I would still recommend at least changing it to blend in more with your template.
Your footer is currently in the center of your page =P. In my browser anyways…and i refreshed many times and from many angles. Start by fixing this
It should be in the center of the page.
It should be in the center of the page.
You might wanna put it at the bottom of the page to follow convention, and to fulfill users' expectations. Otherwise, your page would look like there's something "wrong" with it. Besides, you accomplish nothing by putting it at the center.


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Chinese internet company Baidu (Nasdaq: BIDU) has paid approximately RMB 37 mln in music licensing fees to Universal Music, Warner Music Hong Kong and Sony BMG Music Entertainment Hong Kong, and will also split ad revenue from its online music services with the three labels.
Editor's Note: For more information on this topic, please see "Baidu Licenses Music from 3 Global Record Labels," MD 7/19/11 issue.
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Failing To "Sit Till The End," CNN & Fox Get Health Care Ruling Totally Wrong
Both CNN and Fox, in a race to get the story on-air first, inaccurately reported that the individual mandate had been found unconstitutional by the Supreme Court.
In fact, the court affirmed [1] the constitutionality of the individual mandate, under congress' authority to tax.
CNN explained [2] the error in a statement:
In his opinion, Chief Justice Roberts initially said that the individual mandate was not a valid exercise of Congressional power under the Commerce Clause. CNN reported that fact, but then wrongly reported that therefore the court struck down the mandate as unconstitutional. However, that was not the whole of the Court's ruling. CNN regrets that it didn't wait to report out the full and complete opinion regarding the mandate. We made a correction within a few minutes and apologize for the error.
Fox, however, ducked an apology and claimed [3] they "reported the facts, as they came in."
CNN chief legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin explained [4] to John King "we had to sit till the end" of Robert's reading to understand that the mandate had been upheld.
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Alright so for all the neigh-sayers that don't believe a timing belt/water pump change should be done before 80k miles...here's what mine looks like after 69,120 miles:
I pulled the pump out of the block and the impeller literally crumbled in one spot in my hand. The plastic is extremely brittle which was quite an eye-opener. I can't believe I even considered stretching this job out to 80k.
If you are considering putting this off past about 70k miles I recommend rethinking that. Granted a failing water pump might not be catastrophic to your motor, but plastic impeller pieces probably aren't a good addition to the cooling system.


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The zip from salsa will wake up your taste buds when you bite into this hearty handheld meal on-the-go. "It makes a quick and very filling breakfast," assures Sharonda Baker of Joliet, Illinois.
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- 1 medium onion, chopped
- 3/4 cup chopped green pepper
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 5 eggs
- 1 tablespoon milk
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 2 cups (8 ounces) shredded cheddar cheese
- 1/2 pound sliced bacon, cooked and crumbled
- 4 flour tortillas (10 inches), warmed
- Salsa, optional
- In a large nonstick skillet, saute onion and green pepper in butter until tender. In a large bowl, beat the eggs, milk, salt and pepper.
- Pour over vegetables in the skillet. Sprinkle with cheese and bacon. Cook and stir gently over medium heat until the eggs are completely set.
- Spoon 1/2 cup down the center of each tortilla; fold sides over filling. Serve with salsa if desired. Yield: 4 servings.
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"I've made this recipe a couple times and my family loves it! I find it to be way too much cheese, however. Next time, I will probably halve the cheese. Would also be good with diced ham instead of bacon!"
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"easy to make. delicious to eat. what more can you ask for? not an every day dish to be sure - a bit too rich for that -but an "I love you" food offering..."
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Sophomore quarterback Joel Stave threw for 161 yards and a touchdown as Wisconsin's defense beat the offense 61-47 in the team's spring scrimmage on Saturday. Fully recovered from a broken collarbone on Oct.27, Stave staked his claim for the open QB job for the reigning three-time Big Ten champions under first-year coach Gary Andersen, completing 11 of his first 13 passes before finishing 15 for 20. Utilizing a scoring system that awarded points for first downs, 10-yard running plays and 20-yard passing plays, Stave led the offense on a nine-play, 71-yard drive that tailback Melvin Gordon finished with an 11-yard scoring run on his first series. Stave also completed a 5-yard pass to fullback Derek Watt for the game's only passing touchdown in the second quarter. Linebackers Joe Schobert and Marcus Trotter had a team-high seven tackles.
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It doesn't take Andy Granatelli to see the difference between the cars on the NASCAR circuit and those of the Grand American Rolex Sports Car Series. For those highbrows who scoff at NASCAR -- America's most popular spectator sport -- one glance at a Grand American car will make them yearn for a road trip on the Autobahn. Or at least a trip to Phoenix International Raceway, where Porsches, Ferraris and BMWs will rev their high-performance engines all weekend long as part of the Food City 250, which begins with practice sessions at 11:25 a.m. Thursday, April 8, and finishes up with the big race at 6 p.m. Saturday, April 10. Scottsdale's Didier Theys will be joined by a field of 40 racers, including Kyle Petty and Scott Pruett. Admission is $25 for adults and $5 for kids. Phoenix International Raceway is located at 7602 South 115th Avenue in Avondale. For tickets, call 602-252-2227 or visit www.phoenixraceway.com. -- Joe Watson
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The Desert Classic Bike Ride in Glendale this Saturday, April 10, isn't for those whose legs turn mushy after a jaunt around the block. Three courses -- 104, 63 and 37 miles -- begin at Rock Bottom Brewery, 7640 West Bell, at 7 a.m. Registration, $40 to $50, begins at 6 a.m. Visit azbikeclub.com for details. -- Joe Watson
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Baring it all for Playboy, ballroom beauty Karina Smirnoff has just been announced as the magazine's May covergirl.
Word spread after Hugh Hefner took to his Twitter yesterday (April 6), revealing: "The May issue of Playboy is unforgettable with Dancing With The Stars' Karina Smirnoff on the cover & nude inside."
They got engaged back in December, and Hugh Hefner and Crystal Harris
have officially selected a wedding date.
The 84-year-old Playboy guru will wed his 24-year-old fiance on June 18th at the Playboy Mansion, according to breaking reports.
She recently accepted a marriage proposal from Hugh Hefner, and Crystal Harris couldn't be happier to be engaged.
The "Girls Next Door" babe took to her Twitter page to show off a picture of her left-hand bling for all to see.
Ready to settle down with yet another one of his many model lovers, Hugh Hefner has gotten engaged to marry Crystal Harris.
Making their annual passing of the guard, Playboy hosted a fancy ceremony crowning the 2010 Playboy Playmate of the Year in Las Vegas, Nevada on Saturday night (May 15).
Held at The Palms Hotel & Casino, Hugh Hefner ran the show as he happily presented Hope Dworaczyk with the magazine's ultimate honor.
Helping to keep the Playboy name in the headlines, Hugh Hefner has donated the final $900,000 needed to keep the Hollywood sign on Mount Lee.
The magazine mogul said, "It would have been a real shame after having restored it if it wound up sold."
Looks like he'll have to cope with having only one girlfriend, as the Shannon twins are moving out of Hugh Hefner's mansion.
On Tuesday, Hef took to his Twitter account to make the announcement, stating, "The Shannon Twins are growing up. They're moving to the Playmate House with my blessing so they will be free to do other things."
They go a long way back, and last night (December 10) Pamela Anderson and Hugh Hefner were reunited at the release party for the "Hugh Hefner's Playboy" six-volume illustrated autobiography.
The former "Baywatch" babe was all smiles as she posed with the Playboy mogul at Taschen, sporting a sexy gold dress.


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Re-ordering my Netflix queue to move one embarrassing movie below another is easy. The code that let the developers at the movie rental company implement that feature is difficult. At least, it used to be.
Luckily, someone else has done the work for us, which they describe in dragging and dropping rows in JavaScript. There's a lot of code in there, but you can find the nitty gritty by scrolling down to the "putting it all together" section.
To make a table's rows draggable, just create an instance of their TableDnD class, and pass it a reference to your table. Then, if you want to have your code respond to a dragged row, you'll need to implement your own onDrop function.
If you're using the popular JQuery framework, there's a table drag-and-drop plugin that's even easier to use.
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Deborah Cooper-Asberry makes jewelry design a family affair! Her Miche Mozaix Art Tiles made it to round two of our Jewelry Design Challenge, and we can't wait to see how you vote on these bold clay tiles!
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September 06, 2011 09:28:03 PM
So pretty! I love to read how much work and care go in to each piece. Great price.
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September 07, 2011 12:58:11 AM
I love that the blues look like ocean waves!
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September 07, 2011 02:14:30 AM
Love your families designs....lovely!
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September 07, 2011 10:52:32 AM
Interesting and pretty. Hard for me to tell how large they are.
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September 07, 2011 11:16:07 AM
I love the blue ocean ones!
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September 07, 2011 01:37:46 PM
Really pretty!
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September 07, 2011 06:01:45 PM
The tiles are beautiful and colors are stunning. The fact that they are reversible makes them even more desirable.
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September 07, 2011 06:44:24 PM
not appealing to me
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September 08, 2011 11:05:04 PM
Thanks for all the positive feedback! Unfortunately, this contest showcases only one of our many various designs which doesn't allow you to see the wide scope of styles we offer!
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September 10, 2011 05:53:11 PM
looks like elementary school crafts class
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September 17, 2011 01:13:43 PM
Great looking pieces, great family story, and a decent price. Solid thumbs up.
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September 19, 2011 05:13:15 AM
It looks a little too crafty...If the pieces were more like just the crackle glaze part and larger (like maybe 3 - 4 " diameter with a hole for the chain...that would be more appealing. I give them an A for effort though...follow your dream.
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September 19, 2011 06:15:36 PM
Seem expensive, don't like the brown. Try brighter/prettier colors
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September 20, 2011 12:11:25 PM
This is only one of many of my mosaic tile jewelry designs! They come in an array of colors ... from bright and whimsical to soft and subdued. The price of the ones shown here is actually $35. Thanks for all your feedback!


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Submitted to: Workshop on Molecular Pathogenesis of Marek's Disease and Avian Immunology
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Publication Acceptance Date: 10/6/2002
Publication Date: 10/6/2002
Citation: Silva, R.F., Lupiani, B., Reddy, S.M. 2002. The effect of deleting or inverting the 132 base pair repeats in a pathogenic mdv [abstract]. Workshop on Molecular Pathogenesis of Marek's Disease and Avian Immunology. p. 49. Interpretive Summary:
Technical Abstract: Pathogenic MDVs generally have two head-to-tail copies of a 132 base pair (bp) repeat. As the virus is serially passed in cell culture, the number of copies increases from two to more than 20 copies. Concurrently, the pathogenic virus becomes attenuated. To determine the role of the 132 bp repeats in pathogenesis, we deleted all copies of the repeats from a pathogenic Md5 virus. In a second recombinant MDV, we replaced the two repeats with 9 copies of the 132 bp repeat. A third recombinant was created by replacing the two repeats with 9 copies of the 132 bp repeat, but inserted in the reverse orientation. We will discuss the effect of these mutations on RNA transcription, virus replication and in vivo pathogenicity.


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Total Federal Funds: $25,725 Total Non-Federal Funds: $58,856
Principal Investigators: Amitava Roy
Abstract: Metals are transported in the Mississippi River water principally as dissolved and adsorbed species. Some amount of transport may also take place as small mineral fragments. Adsorbed species are those attached to the suspended particulate matter (SPM) in the water. The SPM includes silt- and clay-sized mineral particles in suspension in the flowing water. Mineralogically, the SPM consists of quartz, feldspars, and clay minerals, the stable silicates and alumino-silicates on the Earths surface. The mineral grains are often coated with iron and manganese hydroxides which aid the adsorption process. The colloidal fraction, extending in size down to a few nanometers, may also be included in the SPM as it is also important to transportation by adsorption. Most elements are significantly partitioned onto the SPM and thus it is the major carrier of metals in the Mississippi.
The distribution of metals between the dissolved and the adsorbed fractions has mostly been determined by separating water samples into different fractions based on filter size followed by bulk chemical analysis of each fraction. The metal adsorption process can be further characterized by sequentially extracting the metals from the SPM in various (mostly) acidic media. Some speciation information has lately been obtained using voltammetric stripping analysis. All these techniques are operationally defined and the correspondence between the results obtained by them and actual speciation is unclear. The adsorption processes of various metals are thus not very well understood. It is also suspected that the dissolved fraction contains metals adsorbed onto the colloidal fraction which is too small to be retained on filters (<0.45 or 0.4 m) normally used.
X-ray absorption spectroscopy (XAS) is an element-specific analytical technique which can be used to probe the local structure around atoms. Speciation information, for example the oxidation state, and the location of an atom relative to other atoms, i.e., whether an atom is adsorbed onto a surface or within a crystal structure, can be obtained by XAS. XAS can be used to study solid, liquid or gaseous samples with practically no sample preparation. Thus Mississippi River water samples can be directly studied. The evidence obtained by this method is more direct than most other techniques. A wide range of elements over a large concentration range can be studied by XAS. The XAS signal from an element in a sample is also additive, thus the phases in which the element is present can be identified and quantified.
Systematically sampled Mississippi River water will be studied by XAS at the J. Bennett Johnston Sr., Center for Advanced Microstructures and Devices. The adsorption processes of heavy metals such as Cr, Cu, Pb, Zn, etc. on the SPM will be investigated. The importance of the coarser SPM, particularly the silicate minerals, the iron and manganese hydroxides, and the colloidal fraction (<0.45 m) can be clarified. In addition, the transport of P, an important nutrient in the River water, can also be investigated by XAS.
The study will results in an improved understanding of the metal transport processes in the Lower Mississippi River. This understanding will result into better models of the metal transport processes and can also help in improving the quality of the River water.


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All 12 contestants in Evelyn Smith Wray Village School's upcoming event "Are You Smarter Than a Village Schooler?" bring different skills to the playing field.
When it comes to math and science questions, contestants need to look out for Scott Kucera, executive director of Ocean Isle Museum Inc.
Kucera has a master's of science degree in environmental science and engineering from UNC-Chapel Hill and a bachelor's degree from East Carolina University, where he majored in physics.
The West Wind, West Brunswick High School's student-produced newspaper won four awards from the annual North Carolina Scholastic Media Association, a statewide contest awarding excellence in school and sports news reporting, advertising and production of student produced publications.
The newspaper was awarded with the "Newspaper of Honor" award, which was previously called an "achievement" award.
Chandler Inions, who will serve as this year's editor, won third place in sports journalism for his sports column "Tobacco Road."
Two new faces will be roaming the halls of Brunswick County middle schools this year—DARE officers Adam Stanley and Bradley Huggins.
County commissioners on Monday approved the addition of a seventh-grade DARE program at Brunswick County middle schools at the request of the board of education.
Fifth-graders in Brunswick County have been through the DARE program since 1992, but this the first time seventh-graders will go through the program.
The cost of gas may greatly affect a family with one or two vehicles, but Brunswick County Schools has 161 buses that use about 1,700 gallons of fuel every day.
To help offset the cost, the district has reworked a few bus routes and stops, hoping to use the district's fuel as effectively and as efficiently as possible.
Steve Miley, executive director of operations, said there were 6,400 rides last year and about 4,000 stops. About 10 percent of the routes were affected in this year's cleanup.
Local community leaders will try and prove they are smarter than students at The Evelyn Smith Wray Village School when they participate in "Are You Smarter Than a Village Schooler?" a fundraiser based on the popular TV show "Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader?"
Twelve local figures will compete against fifth- and sixth-graders from The Evelyn Smith Wray Village School during the event at 6 p.m. Sept. 13 at Odell Williamson Auditorium.
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BOLIVIA—The Brunswick County Board of Education's search for legal representation has brought them back to where they started.
Brunswick County Schools will open its 18th school next week. About 100 students will be a part of the first class of the 8th Grade Transition Academy on the Brunswick County Academy campus.
The idea for the Academy was one its newly named principal, Faye Lloyd, had for many years. After teaching elementary students for 16 years, she found engaging, creative ways to help at-risk students.
Twelve Brunswick County Early College High School (BCECHS) students recently participated in a full day of marine biotechnology activities at UNCW's Center for Marine Science.
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Play video from USB
Reading the manual is a tad confusing in the way its worded but, should you be able to play video via USB with MFT or does it only play video when using the composite inputs ?
I believe it's only over composite and disc
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Must be composite only. I've tried USB and a DVD. No luck.
Sent from my Nexus 7 using FF Mobile HD
Now534 and Burns098356GX are correct. You have to use the composite for video and the vehicle must also be in park to utilize this feature.
Let me know if you have any additional questions.
It's really a shame they opted for composite. All my devices have digital video out only. My android does micro HDMI, my laptop does Apple Mini Display Port
If I could use the screen for non video (computer display) while driving it would be useful. I'm not going to buy a portable DVD player to watch things while parked.
Yeah it is a bummer that MFT cannot play from other sources. Seems a little short sighted. I get why they dont allow video playback during driving.
I did see some module you can buy that by-passes the feature but it costs around $450. Seems a little over priced but I guess its one of those things....if you want it bad enough, youre going to pay out the ass for it.
$12 or less. You're welcome.
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