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Looking through some of the legal documents in connection to the ongoing between Dan Rather and CBS regarding his dismissal from the network following the Memogate controversy in 2004, it's becoming increasingly clear just how spooked the network was by right-wing attacks CBS. And how CBS suits bent over backwards to placate them.
We noted earlier [1] that in an effort to pacify conservatives who were howling about CBS' liberal bias, the network, when putting together its "independent" panel to investigate memo reporting, drew up a list of possible members that included Matt Drudge and Rush Limbaugh.
Looking at the documents ourselves, we now see that even when discussing more serious candidates for the panel, insiders at CBS were preoccupied with selecting somebody to run the "independent" panel who conservatives would embrace.
One finalist was former GOP senator Warren Rudman. According to an internal CBS memo, he received high marks: "Mentioned by several GOP folks who feel he is above reproach and he would be his own man."
Did you notice how it seems obvious that CBS execs were out taking the temperature of "GOP folks" before they appointed the point person to their "independent" panel? Note that there's no evidence from the assembled memos that CBS reached out to any Democratic "folks" to get their input.
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Vitor is going to come to this gig huge!!
Hendo coming off two split losses, one of which I personally thought he won and the other could have gone either way albeit I gave it a draw.
Vitor is going to come to this gig huge!!
Hendo coming off two split losses, one of which I personally thought he won and the other could have gone either way albeit I gave it a draw.
Regardless of the results I think Hendo has looked poor in last couple of fights, plodding & slow relying on that big punch. Possibly a great career catching up with him?
As the fight's in Brazil Belfort will be "training really hard" WINK WINK & I can see this ending badly for Dan.
a fully roided vitor is a match for anyone
I agree, he hasn't been his usual self and at times frustrating to watch because he hasn't wanted to throw the H-Bomb. Even when it's blatantly obvious that its time to throw it.
I think if he loses to Vitor, the UFC will sort him out with a W and then he'll retire as the GOAT.
Although, if Dan does land cleanly, Vitor is sleeping.
Hope Dan shuts him up to be honest acting like a spoiled brat on twitter asking to fight the world. Your a world class fighter very experienced who got knocked out cold by a front kick by the x champion keep your head down stfu dont make it so obvious your on the roids and you might get better luck.
Retired 2k and out.
well of course he has a chance. He's still Dan Henderson. But I will be picking Belfort come fight time.
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^ agreed. Belfort revives and Henderson slows down. Got to imagine Vitor piling on the pressure.
'Go read a fucking book, you piece of shit.'
As they are both (legal) cheats imo I'm hoping for a double ko like Emerson vs maynard
Do they honestly not test for gear just because it's in Brahzil? No in house testing at all?
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That's just it: run make and make install in a terminal and reboot.
ifconfig <interface> upthen do your distribution-specific stuff to enable interfaces etc. etc.
There you go, you just got spoon fed.
Hey guys, ill make this short and sweet because im about to leave for school, I have been searching around and found this tutorial exactly
This was very helpful, and I downloaded the driver it suggested for my wireless adapters chipset. However could anyone give me a step by step guide here? Im so lost, I have a basic over view and concept of how this would work in my head but mainly the last two parts of the tutorial about make/make install and do your distribution specific stuff to enable interfaces.. I need help with that. I hope some one out there can help me, Ive had very little luck and this is my third ongoing day trying to get this to work. Thanks for reading the post, and help is appreciated and I hope to learn alot about linux :P I love the concept of an open source operating system even if linksys doesnt love them as much as I do, because apparently they wont share their drivers with linux.. pshhGetting the Linksys WUSB600N *v2* USB Stick to work in Linux
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So I had to get myself a Draft-N Wireless USB Stick for my HTPC. The ZOTAC MAG HD-ND01 I am running
has some ath9k-using piece of crap chip inside that chokes in getting more than 1MB/s wireless
throughput. Not acceptable. Even more so as it does not support the 5 GHz band.
Having had good experiences with Linksys products before, I opted for their WUSB600N stick which I
only realized later comes in two flavors. v1 and v2 versions The v1 uses the rt2870sta driver,
while the nowadays sold v2 uses the rt3572sta driver which I *coughcough* only found out after an
hour of trying to get the wireless interface up after loading the wrong driver. Which actually DOES
load, but just doesnt bring the ra0 interface up. Neither does it spit out any useful error
messages, so I guess I could be excused.
So basically, the steps involved in getting the WUSB600N v2 to work are:
* get the RT3572USB driver from Ralink
* unpack and stuff, cd into directory
* do the stuff mentioned in the README, like enabling wpa_supplicant and networkmanager support
* then search in the file common/rtusb_dev_id.c for something like this
{USB_DEVICE(0x1690,0x0744)}, /* 3572 */
{USB_DEVICE(0x5A57,0x0284)}, /* Zinwell 3572 */
{USB_DEVICE(0x167B,0x4001)}, /* 3572 */
and add this line beneath it, so the driver will actually recognize your WUSB600N as a device it
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{USB_DEVICE(0x1737,0x0079)}, /* WUSB600N v2 */
* make/make install
* then do your distribution-specific stuff to enable interfaces etc. etc.
My stick is now working absolutely flawlessly at throughputs of about 7MB/s; I recommend buying it
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That's just it: run make and make install in a terminal and reboot.
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thats some sick stuff ! is that the blue bridge?
thats some sick stuff ! is that the blue bridge?
I want to paint with goroe.
uh ohhhh... now everyone knows what street you live on. give it up yous wack
Who's the slob bite?
That is slave n I can see how u think he bit him but slave doesnt inside slob shit that well to bite him so dont think he did it intentionally but what do i know haha
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Shit must of dropped some when i was out.
Need to make more up so i can put them up n not drop the shit when all fuck up
Word thou. So u write toga now?
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Word boys. N ya I make my own slaps. It's alot of work but is way cheaper.
^ thats the joint right there. so sick
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Is there anything else I should keep in mind about about old browsers? Is that correct in assuming IE6 will not work with responsive web designs at all, and that response.js fixes @media-query screen size layouts for IE7 and IE8?
Also, is it only with Microsoft's older browsers that they have a problem keeping up with @media-query or are there old Safari / Firefox / Chrome / Opera version that do not support it either? I think that's all of the browsers that I will need to worry about. Perhaps I should be taking a much closer look at the mobile browsers too... Since after all, that's kind of the reason for responsive web designs in the first place! Any known phones / OS versions that have a hard time with it?
Yes, that's right.
If you can be bothered.
build and design the mobile version first and then work my way outward to the tablet, netbook and desktop sizes afterwards? (To follow best design practice)
It's just one option, but not the only way. I personally build each 'version' at the same time. Depends on the site, I guess. Some would argue that its best to start with a basic, very simple layout that will work on all browsers, and then add in media queries for browsers that can understand them. From that perspective, even old version of iE will be fine, as they'll get the basic styles.
Well, it depends on what the basic design is. Responsive web design is actually not a new thing. It's been around since the beginning of the web. The first websites—built just with HTML—were fully responsive, because HTML is responsive! It's only CSS practices since then (like fixed widths) that have prevented sites from being responsive. So really the title of this should be "responsive CSS" ... as this is all about styling sites in such a way that they can expand and flex depending on the viewport size.
You can build a fully responsive site without @media rules at all. Just avoid fixed widths on your wrappers etc.
are there old Safari / Firefox / Chrome / Opera version that do not support it either?
If you go backfar enough, they won't support them, but it doesn't really matter, as these browsers tend to auto update, so few people are using older versions. Again, though, if you have basic fallback styles, then any site will look decent, no matter how old the browser.
Perhaps I should be taking a much closer look at the mobile browsers too...
It's only really the smartest smart phones that really support @media. The rest can just live with the basic fallback styles you create first up. Here's a good resource on that:
Thanks for the very helpful information and link to the slideshow!
I'm not quite sure what it means on slides #39 - #41? Is it saying that the Opera mobile browser is using "free + unlimited bandwidth" with proxy server whereas my carrier's 3G is using costly and limited bandwidth to browse the web? Or is this "OBML" only referring to older phones?
Not totally sure of the details, but when you browse with Opera Mini, the site is first routed via Opera's servers and stripped down into something much more lightweight, meaning you chew up a lot less bandwidth. Opera Mini is also great because you can disable images, also saving on bandwidth. I use it all the time.
Ah, OK - good to know, thanks!
It was an interesting Slideshare, I'm glad I read through it all. Thanks for linking it.
I noticed that it was made in 2010. Do you think that most of those figures are still fairly accurate today? Do you think WebKit could take over as the primary mobile browsing platform? (iPhone + Android) It sounds like a complete and awful mess out there... far too many mobile devices to keep track of. I was hoping a responsive site using @media-queries would resolve this for 90% for the mobile users, the other 10% would have to make due with the fallback design. (A complete wild guess in the dark at percentages)
In this case it sounds like media=screen and media=mobile within the CSS sourcing statements will help out for allowing less of a burden on mobile bandwidth. However, having the mobile version as the "default" version.. doesn't this also mean that an older browser that doesn't support CSS3 will also be seeing the mobile version? Even if they are on a desktop? A lot of times a mobile version will be less featured so that the design is not as heavy and it is more straight forward to use. It would be a bummer to those older IE browsers if they could only see the fall-back which is a mobile optimized design?
Thoughts and advise on that?Thanks again!
At the bottom of this article you can see the current stats on mobile browsing:
iOS + Android seem to hold about 45% of the market.
having the mobile version as the "default" version.. doesn't this also mean that an older browser that doesn't support CSS3 will also be seeing the mobile version?
That's not quite the point of the slideshow. Their point is:
So the idea is not that IE will fall back to the mobile design. It will fall back to the basic, default design ... as will mobiles that don't support @media. Smartphones like iPhone and Android devices will get the styles targeting small screens, tablets will get the media rules targeting them and desktop browsers will get the media rules for them.
You don't have to do it this way, of course. It's just one option that some people are using.
Ah, OK - thank you for the helpful replies. Out of that slideshow I don't think I saw an example of a no frills default design. It pointed out what could be improved on some other sites but are there any examples of a no frills basic site design that can be used as default for the fall back method? It would help me out to see this in order to determine if I should indeed go this route or not... It sounds pretty good, I mean what seems to be the best option out there to support as many users as possible, even if the content will still be "squished" together for those mobile phones that don't support @media-query.
Hope I didn't miss any examples of what a "low fi" default design could look like in the Slideshare link?
No, and I may have been thinking of other articles where it's more clearly spelled out. But the key is in the statement (slide 79 ff.) where he says:
If you are radical about it, then you'd be happy for IE8 and below to get a really simple, plain layout which is pretty much just an HTML page flowing element by element down the page. I know Jeremy Keith went this way recently on his site (not sure if he has changed that now—you'd have to view in IE8 or under to check.) The alternative is to serve up separate styles for IE via conditional comments.
Hmmm, I'm not too sure how I would feel about IE8, IE7 and IE6 using bare minimal site design. It just seems like a lot of work going into my amazing site design (making it more usable too) and they would be missing out with their back to basics long scrolling version. I would like to give all of them desktop versions too. Perhaps I be using <!-- if IE conditionals to spruce up these browsers even more.
I read A Book Apart's Responsive Web Design and this is the website the author was teaching with:http://responsivewebdesign.com/robot/
Interestingly enough, IE6 and IE8 seem to render the responsive design fine. (Aside from the png fix in IE6 but that should be simple enough to adjust)It's IE7 that becomes a problem when squished down to smaller and smaller mobile dimensions. This tells me that IE7 is a worse off than IE6 for responsive web design? Either that, or there is perhaps some better code practice that can go into play here?
Maybe a IE7 conditional statement can fix this?I do like the framework that is being used on the Robot Or Not website. It is very flexible to every web canvas size.
Also, what is the benchmarking software that is being used on the websites in the SlideShare presentation? It looks very useful The one being used for load times, optimizations with code and images, etc.
Yes, most of his styles are not served via @media, meaning they are available for all browsers. Personally, that's currently my preferred method of layout.
It's IE7 that becomes a problem when squished down to smaller and smaller mobile dimensions. This tells me that IE7 is a worse off than IE6 for responsive web design?
Probably not a realistic situation, anyway, as how many IE7 users are going to be narrowing their viewports to that width?
IE6 and 7 have less that 1% usage between them now, so I'm done with them.
I really don't know how their software works. I believe you can upload a PDF and their software automatically converts it to that format, though.
Great book! I was a bit thrown off by this though, at the end of "Applying Relative Layout Units" - font and line-height are set here:
body {
font: normal 100% Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif; /* 16px */
line-height: 1.5;
and usage here:
p {
font-size: 0.75em; /* 12px */
padding: 0.5em; /* 6px */
but then there is an immediate jump of logic to this:
p {
font: normal inherit 400 1em/1.5 Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif;
the explanation given is:
The simple formula (target ÷ context = result) we used for generating relative font sizes is going to come to our rescue once more with our fluid grid solution.
It's a bit vague. Is this another example of the same p tag written like this? This is the first use of 'inherit' and I'm not sure how the number 400 was arrived at and what is 1em/1.5 doing as a CSS selector? And why is the font family in there at all when it's already in the body tag?


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Not winning over others? *turns on the news* ahh, I see… Everybody judges everyone (even you), regardless of whom they are. Likewise, everyone compares themselves to everyone else.
I do not 'hate' the government. I dislike big government. I believe it's the governments job to secure our borders, police the streets, uphold the finest national defense, things of that magnitude. I do not believe it's the government's job to ensure that every citizen is entitled to a satisfactory lifestyle. I do not believe it's the government's job to tell individuals they are required to wear a seat belt, if they lack enough common sense to click it, than let god decide the rest if they end up in an accident. I do not believe it's the governments job to say who and who can not marry. I do not feel it's the governments job to say whether abortion is ethical or not. I do not believe it's the governments job to say anything about religion or not... if some company wants to say merry christmass when people leave... or happy Hanukkah than so be it... if it offends someone, let them cry about it at night. If a company choose to not celebrate the holidays... than so be it. Who cares? Only very few radicals from both liberal and conservative sides... blockers of progress in my eyes. I do not feel the government should tax me more on certain foods just because select individuals desire to eat large quantities of considered unhealthy foods… I do not believe it's governments job to end competition… I don't feel like going into a store and only have one cereal box to choose from, etc.
Not all liberals and conservatives are the same. Not all liberals are communists or socialists… just like not all conservatives are racist, religious, and pro big corporations.
There are emerging liberals and conservatives both with considerably different ideals. When social issues are put to the side, many of them tend to agree. For example... I don't think anyone could truthfully say that we do not need to cut spending. The only fear I have is the growing number of individuals who lack motivation and desire to supported by the government... because that's what they know... because that is what they have seen.
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I meant anyone. Phone issues. (They really are annoying) I really don't feel like continuing this because it is off topic, and im not trying to change anyone, so im letting it go. Thing is, I'd agree with (along with many others) some people abuse the government (with aid) I hate those kind of people a lot. (I try to be as independent as humanly possible. I hate even to ask to borrow money) Tho im in firm belief that we still need it for those who don't, and want to be independent. Those people exist. Welfare and all that needs a huge reform.


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C'ant believe there has been no talk of this book on here. It is absolutely first class, not because I have several references of course or the fact that I have a bold quote at the begining of a chapter......
In all seriousness this is a whos who of UK MMA mentioning and giving credit to all the movers and shakers that have helped make the scene what it is today.
Excellent work mate and a really good , factual and well constrcuted read. All of you who have not got a copy get out and buy one....and for those who have mates, partners and relatives who are fans of mma, get out and buy one for them.
Cage Talk in a nutshell is UK MMA.
Well done Jimmy, seriously well done.


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Congratulations to all the people taking part yesterday
Congratulations to all the people taking part yesterday
Was a great day a big thanks to all involved in organising it, was my first BJJ comp in a long time and really enjoyed it.
Was nice to see some old friends
any results?
Had an enjoyable day refereeing and catching up with members of the old skool, Gary Savage, Ross P and Scott Pickering to name a few
Sukata picked up 1 gold, 5 silvers and 2 bronze.
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Alice Evans Powell, 77, of Rogers, Ark., died on Tuesday, Nov. 19.
She was born to the late George and Elma Evans on June 4, 1936, in Palo Alto, Calif. She graduated from Palo Alto High School in 1954.
She resided in the San Francisco Bay Area until her retirement in June 1998, working at Hewlett Packard, Zack Electronics and then Storm Products. After retirement, she relocated to Carson City, Nev., where she became very active as a volunteer at the Carson Tahoe Regional Medical Center and the Children's Museum of Northern Nevada. In 2006, she received the Jefferson Award for Public Service in Carson City.
In 2007, she moved to Mesa, Ariz., to be closer to her daughter, Patricia Higgins. In 2011, she moved with Patricia's family to Rogers, Ariz. She continued her years of volunteer service in both Arizona and Arkansas. She volunteered at Banner Baywood Medical Center in Mesa, and at the Northwest Regional Medical Center of Bentonville, Ariz. She also delivered meals for Meals on Wheels with her granddaughter and served at the Christ the King Lutheran Church food bank.
She was a member of St. Paul's Lutheran Family in Carson City, Our Saviour's Lutheran Church in Mesa and the Christ the King Lutheran Church of Bentonville.
She is survived by one child, Patricia Higgins, wife of Warren Higgins of Rogers, Ariz., and by six grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.
A memorial service will be held in Mesa on Saturday, Dec. 28, at Mesa Cemetery.
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David Courtney, the long-time public address announcer for the Kings, Angels and Clippers, died Thursday morning from a pulmonary embolism. He was 56.
Courtney was en route to working Wednesday night's Clippers-Minnesota Timberwolves game at Staples Center but was having shortness of breath and went to a local hospital to have an angiogram, which he mentioned on his Twitter account @sportsvoiceLA.
Courtney remained hospitalized overnight. His wife, Janet, called Kings play-by-play man Bob Miller early Thursday to inform him of the news of his passing.
"It's really a shock, any time when it's someone that young," Miller said from his West Hills home. "I think he was one of the top public address announcers in all of sports. He had a very distinctive voice and played it down the middle, which worked well in this city.
"It's very sad, especially after he was able to see the team finally win the Stanley Cup."
Clippers TV play-by-play man Ralph Lawler said he noticed Eric Smith in for Courtney at Wednesday's game, so "when I didn't see him, that happens from time to time and maybe nobody thought much about it. It is very sad news. He was a good and gentle man who loved being at the games. Angel and Clipper fans will miss him. We will all miss him."
Courtney worked longest at the PA job for the Kings, starting in 1989 at the Forum. He was with the Angels at Angel Stadium since 1994 - having been part of the team's 2002 World Series run. Courtney was in his fifth season doing Clippers' games at Staples Center.
"The Angels family is deeply saddened to hear of David's passing," the team said in a statement. "He was a gentle soul, a consummate professional and an unforgettable voice tied to several professional Southern California sports teams. Over the past 18 years, his love, dedication and passion for the Angels was evident every time his voice rang through the ballpark. Our thoughts and prayers go out to David's family at this difficult time."
Kings president of business operations Luc Robitaille called Courtney a "tremendously passionate about the Kings, our fans and the game of hockey. In the arena he was an institution - he was the voice of the Kings - and his work added so much to the live, in-game experience for our fans as it did for the Clippers and Angels as well.
"Next season would have been David's 35 th year with our franchise, and on behalf of the entire Kings organization and AEG we are incredibly saddened by this news and we send our deepest condolences to his wife Janet and the rest of the Courtney family."
Kings TV analyst Jim Fox said Courtney was "a kind, generous, intelligent man who always gave so much of his time, no questions asked, to so many other people. I am proud to have worked beside David as he taught me so much about life. My wife Susie and I send our condolences to Janet and the entire Courtney family. The Kingdom has lost a truly great King."
Courtney, born in New York, moved to L.A. in 1963 when his father, Alan, became president of MGM Television.
He began working for the Kings starting as a 14-year-old out of Beverly Hills High in the team's public relations department and began announcing the youth hockey games that came after Kings games.
Courtney became the primary backup PA for the legendary John Ramsay at Los Angeles sporting events and also did three years of Los Angeles Rams game in Anaheim before the team moved to St. Louis.
He has announced at least one game for the Lakers, Dodgers, Raiders, USC football, UCLA basketball and the Pac-10 basketball tournament. He did both the 2002 NHL All-Star Game at Staples Center and the 2010 MLB All-Star game in Anaheim.
Courtney was also heard daily doing traffic updates on several local L.A. radio stations. His movie work included voice roles in "Tooth Fairy," "Angels in the Outfield" and "61*"
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Islamist militants have claimed responsibility for the deaths of more than 50 people in north-central Nigeria – and called on the country's Christians to convert to Islam. Boko Haram spokesman Abu Qaqa issued a statement that the Islamist group carried out the attacks on more than a dozen villages on the weekend of June 30-July 1 and said it will continue to attack the country's Christians. According to the statement: "Christians in Nigeria should accept Islam, that is true religion, or they will never have peace." Violence in Plateau state last weekend was blamed on members of the predominantly Muslim Fulani ethnic group, which attacked Christian tribes in the region in March 2010 due to political and social tensions. According to a Red Cross statement issued on July 1, aid workers counted 58 dead – but other estimates place the number higher. Press Trust of India reporters stationed in the capital Abuja stated that 135 people were killed. In the statement Boko Haram thanked God for the massacre: "We praise God in this war for Prophet Mohammed, we thank Allah for the successful attack in... [the] Plateau state on Christians and security men". Nigeria's bishops have repeatedly called for Christians not to retaliate – but following the bombing of three churches on June 17, Muslim shops were targeted by Christians.
Islamists Threaten Chrisitans
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We've made it to green. So now what?
I'm so glad my cat has made it to the green stage. In spite of one pee accident which might have been able to have been avoided I've got a couple of questions. First a little background on my cat. He's moved along fairly quickly. It's taken him 4 going on 5 weeks to get to green but, he was pretty leary of this stage. Lastly, everytime he uses the potty he scratchs all of the litter into the toilet. How do you suggest I transition to the next stage? What do you think of taking of the lid of the toilet and just having the seat I'm kind of worried my 3 yr old might shut the lid. Your advice is appreciated.[/b]
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Yes your cat has gone through the different stages fairly quickly. Most cats take at least six weeks to get to the end of Amber (two weeks at each stage, including Red on the floor). I think your cat spent 1-2 weeks on Red and 3 on Amber? Even so, if he is using the Green stage correctly you should be O.K. Scratching all the litter into the toilet isn't a major problem, but from here I recommend taking it very slowly, lest you run into a major setback.
You can start decreasing the litter. Two tablespoonfulls should be the most you want to place in the Green Disc. Then start decreasing this by 1/2 a spoonfull every few days (or more- the slower the better). He might still scratch even when it's all gone, but let him- because it's not damaging to the LK and if it makes him feel more comfortable it's worth t!
If you have accidents, place more litter back in, but if they persist then you may have to go back a stage. It is important to take it slowly because even when cats look like they've "got it", you need to reinforce the behaviour until it's second nature.
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well. I regret to say, my cat wasn't quite ready for the change to green. He's only once ever had an accident but, he was with holding toileting all day and only used the toilet maybe once or at most twice a night. That's half as much as usual and I was afraide he just wasn't making the adjustment as he should. I would hate from him to develop some kind of UTI or UT problems. By a strange stoke of luck I aquired 2 amber disc so, I've modified one to a slightly larger hole without the big lip. He's already used the green sucessfully so I'm opting for the disc that is closest the green that he's comfortable using. Believe me, he's comfortable on this modified disc. He'll just up and use it in front of me as if it's nothing. I'm going with the suggested 2 weeks before trying the green disc again. Wish me luck!
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Hi Crossedfingers,
It's good that you have gone back a stage. The way that your cat has re-taken to the (modified )Amber Disc is a textbook example of what we want to see; they should be so well programmed on previous stages that they can go back to them and immediately stop having any mishaps whatsoever.
You have the right idea to leave him here for a couple of weeks. In the meantime think of anything you can do to help make the transition when the time comes to move him back up to Green. We'll keep in touch.
The Litter Kwitter Team.
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My cat used the modified amber disc for one week and I put him on the green disc again. This time things are going GREAT!!! Hooray He's keeping his usual schedule and using the toilet as usual. He's not scared at all and so I'm not scared either. *** I was freaking out that he would pee or poo some where other then on the toilet*** I think he's going to really make it!
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What an amazing honor it has been to serve as your state Representative. When I took office in January of 2011, Michigan was facing a $1.5 billion deficit. The businesses in our state were over regulated and small businesses were double taxed. With strong leadership and committed hearts, our new legislature turned a $1.5 billion dollar budget deficit into a three-year surplus projected at $970 million and ended the double taxation of 85,000 small businesses. It was an amazing feat, and I'm proud to have played a part.
Since 2011 Michigan has undergone a dramatic transformation. Here are some highlights:
Currently, I serve as vice chair of the House Natural Resources Committee, and a member on the following committees: Agriculture, Local Government, Regulatory Reform, and Tourism. My service on these committees has directly impacted legislation signed into law to the benefit of the people in the 103rd House District.
There is more work to be done, therefore, I'm officially announcing my candidacy for re-election as the state Representative for the 103rd House District. As we move forward in 2014 and beyond, I will continue to make the constituents of the 103rd my top priority. I look forward to your support as the campaign moves forward and I hope to see you on the campaign trail. I can't do this alone.
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The Twin's Daughter
Reading Level: Grades 7+
When the doorbell rings one day at the Sexton household, thirteen year old Lucy answers it herself, grumbling that her household servants never do much around the house. Standing on the doorstep is her mother, dirty, disheveled, and looking wholly not herself. But the woman is not her mother.
It seems that Lucy's mother has a twin sister who, after being separated from both her parents and her sibling at birth, was sent to an orphanage and then a workhouse. Her whole life, Helen Smythe never knew she was meant to be a society woman, living in rich luxury and with an identical twin sister.
Aunt Helen is quickly adopted into the Sexton household, and lessons begin to change her into the woman she was meant to be. Despite her lack of any formal education, Helen learns very quickly and soon is deemed ready to be presented to Society by Lucy's parents.
After Aunt Helen's arrival into Society, life begins to change very much for young Lucy. With her aunt an official member of the household, Lucy is no longer allowed to think of her as a younger sister who needs to be shown the simplest things, or a schoolmate. Still, their relationship is much more open than Lucy's with her mother, and Lucy is pleased for her aunt's presence in the Sexton household.
A rousing New Year's Eve party brings Lucy further into adulthood as she receives her first kiss from the boy next door, Kit, and on New Year's Day the budding couple goes for a cold stroll in the park. When Lucy arrives home, her house is uncharacteristically silent and she immediately knows something is wrong. Making her way from room to room calling for her parents and aunt, Lucy becomes more and more worried about the silence in the house. When she opens the door to the back parlor, all she sees at first is red.
Mother and Aunt Helen sit in straight-backed chairs, tightly bound to each other. One of their throats is cut.
Lucy's mother raises her head and looks, terrified and confused, into her daughter's eyes, and nothing is ever the same again.
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That there is hereby authorized to be appropriated, from any moneys in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, the sum of $150,000, for the purpose of erecting a memorial museum, in commemoration of old Fort Hall, and a shop for the sale of Indian handicrafts, on land set aside for that purpose by the business council of the Shoshone-Bannock Tribes of the Fort Hall Reservation. The museum and shop shall be operated by the said tribes under supervision, management, and control of the Bureau of Indian Affairs.
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Getting started with processes
The doc "Getting started with Erlang" has sample code called the "A Larger Example" and "The Larger Example with Robustness Added". I think it would be helpful to see how this example can be broken into two separate modules (one for the server and one for the clients). The code follows.
Please note that only the clients need to know the server's node information, since the clients initiate the contact with the server. You will have to modify the server_node() function in the m_client.erl file to correspond to your own server location. I developed this on windows xp, so I used a 'shortcut' to werl.exe, adding the -sname flag to the application line, i.e., c:\somepath\erlang\bin\werl -sname m_server_node.
I have purposely renamed various parts to show which is which (instead of referring to 'messenger' everywhere.
For someone new to the use of processes, the more examples which show variations on the basic principles, the better.
-- Doug Edmunds
code for m_server.erl:
%% show how different files can be on different nodes, %% and still communicate -module(m_server). -export([start_server/0, server/0]). %%% This is the server process for the "the_messenger" %%% the user list has the format [{ClientPid1, Name1},{ClientPid22, Name2},...] server() -> process_flag(trap_exit, true), server([]). server(User_List) -> receive {From, logon, Name} -> New_User_List = server_logon(From, Name, User_List), server(New_User_List); {'EXIT', From, _} -> New_User_List = server_logoff(From, User_List), server(New_User_List); {From, message_to, To, Message} -> server_transfer(From, To, Message, User_List), io:format("list is now: ~p~n", [User_List]), server(User_List) end. %%% Start the server start_server() -> register(the_messenger, spawn(m_server, server, [])). %%% Server adds a new user to the user list server_logon(From, Name, User_List) -> %% check if logged on anywhere else case lists:keymember(Name, 2, User_List) of true -> From ! {the_messenger, stop, user_exists_at_other_node}, %reject logon User_List; false -> From ! {the_messenger, logged_on}, link(From), [{From, Name} | User_List] %add user to the list end. %%% Server deletes a user from the user list server_logoff(From, User_List) -> lists:keydelete(From, 1, User_List). %%% Server transfers a message between user server_transfer(From, To, Message, User_List) -> %% check that the user is logged on and who he is case lists:keysearch(From, 1, User_List) of false -> From ! {the_messenger, stop, you_are_not_logged_on}; {value, {_, Name}} -> server_transfer(From, Name, To, Message, User_List) end. %%% If the user exists, send the message server_transfer(From, Name, To, Message, User_List) -> %% Find the receiver and send the message case lists:keysearch(To, 2, User_List) of false -> From ! {the_messenger, receiver_not_found}; {value, {ToPid, To}} -> ToPid ! {message_from, Name, Message}, From ! {the_messenger, sent} end.
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%% show how different files can be on different nodes, %% and still communicate -module(m_client). -export([logon/1, logoff/0, message/2, client/2]). %%% Change the function below to return the name of the node where the %%% messenger server runs %%% Client needs to know this location server_node() -> m_server_node@sparky. %%% User Commands logon(Name) -> case whereis(mess_client) of undefined -> register(mess_client, spawn(m_client, client, [server_node(), Name])); _ -> already_logged_on end. logoff() -> mess_client ! logoff. message(ToName, Message) -> case whereis(mess_client) of % Test if the client is running undefined -> not_logged_on; _ -> mess_client ! {message_to, ToName, Message}, ok end. %%% The client process which runs on each user node client(Server_Node, Name) -> {the_messenger, Server_Node} ! {self(), logon, Name}, await_result(), client(Server_Node). client(Server_Node) -> receive logoff -> exit(normal); {message_to, ToName, Message} -> {the_messenger, Server_Node} ! {self(), message_to, ToName, Message}, await_result(); {message_from, FromName, Message} -> io:format("Message from ~p: ~p~n", [FromName, Message]) end, client(Server_Node). %%% wait for a response from the server await_result() -> receive {the_messenger, stop, Why} -> % Stop the client io:format("~p~n", [Why]), exit(normal); {the_messenger, What} -> % Normal response io:format("~p~n", [What]) after 5000 -> io:format("No response from server~n", []), exit(timeout) end.


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Published: Friday, November 30, 2012 at 9:21 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, November 30, 2012 at 9:21 a.m.
Today kicks off what promises to be a sunny, balmy weekend with daytime temperatures climbing into the mid and upper 70s with no chance of rain, according to the National Weather Service.
Morning fog can be expected but the only other hazardous conditions -- for anyone going to the Atlantic beaches for fun or fishing -- are increased winds and seas in coastal areas and a moderate risk of rip currents.
The next chance of rain comes Wednesday, and even then it is just a 20 percent chance.
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Ryan Eades Earns Greater New Orleans June Athlete of the Month Honor
Friday, October 7, 2011
Ryan Eades, a sophomore pitcher for LSU and a native of Slidell, La., has been named the Greater New Orleans Amateur Athlete of the Month for June. The right-hander was recognized after an outstanding month pitching for the Bourne Braves in the prestigious Cape Cod Summer Baseball League. He was selected in balloting by the Greater New Orleans Sports Selection Committee, sponsored by the Allstate Sugar Bowl.


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This moist, sweet honey cake is impressive when baked in a decorative cast aluminum pan.
Preheat oven to 325°F. For cake, spray Dimensions Belle Pan with vegetable pan spray; set aside.
In medium bowl, combine flour, cinnamon, baking powder, baking soda, salt and ginger; set aside. In large bowl, beat eggs. Stir in sugar, applesauce, honey, oil and water. Stir in flour mixture; mix until just combined. Pour batter into prepared pan.
Bake 55-60 minutes or until cake tester inserted near center comes out clean. Cool cake in pan 15 minutes. Remove to cooling grid; cool completely.
For glaze, combine honey and confectioners' sugar (glaze will be very thick) in small bowl. Brush glaze over cake, forming a thin coating.
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[quote:Anonymous Coward 26165384:MV8yMDU4MDAzXzM0NjExNTI1XzY1QkRDNTIy] Althought they are not the celebrities you speak of, I'd like to add the entire MALE KENNEDY CLAN population - TED in particular. [/quote]
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Celebrities Who Are In Hell
The Lord allowed us to see a man who was inside of one of the cauldrons. He was upside down and the flesh on his face was falling in pieces. He remained watching the Lord intently; and then started to shout and call on the name of Jesus. He said, "Lord have mercy! Lord give me a chance! Lord take me out of this place!" But the Lord Jesus didn't want to look at him. Jesus simply turned his back on him. When Jesus did this, the man started to curse and blaspheme the Lord. This man was John Lennon, the member of the satanic music group "The Beatles." John Lennon was a man who mocked and made fun of the Lord during his life. He said that the Christianity was going to disappear and Jesus Christ would be forgotten by everyone. However, today this man is in hell and Jesus Christ is alive!! Christianity hasn't disappeared either.
The Lord told me there were many famous people in Hell, and also many people who had known about the Lord. He said, "I am going to show you another part of the furnace." We came to a place where a woman was surrounded by flames. She was in great torment and would scream, begging the Lord for mercy. Jesus pointed to her with his hand and told me, "Daughter, that woman that you see over there, surrounded by flames, is Selena." As we started getting closer, she screamed, "Lord, have mercy on me, forgive me Lord, take me out of this place!" But the Lord looked at her and said, "It's late, it's too late. You cannot repent now."
She saw me and said, "Please, I beg you, go tell people about this, please speak out and do not be silent; go and tell them not to come to this place; go and tell them not to listen to my songs, nor sing my songs." (1 John 2:15) So I asked her, "Why do you want me to go and say that?" And she answered, "Because every time people sing and listen to my songs, I am tormented even more, the person who does this, who sings and listens to my songs, is walking to this place. Please, go tell them not to come here; go tell them that hell is real!" She would scream and demons would hurl spears from afar into her body and she would cry, "Help me, Lord, have mercy on me, Lord!" But sadly, the Lord told her, "It is too late."
I looked all over that area, it was full of singers and artists who have died. All they did was sing and sing, they wouldn't stop singing. The Lord explained, "Daughter, the person who is here, must continue doing here, whatever they did on Earth, if they had not repented."
As I was observing the area, I noticed a lot of demons that were spilling down some type of rain. I actually thought it was raining. But I noticed the people in flames running away from the rain and shouting, "No, help me, Lord!...No, this can't be," and the demons would laugh and tell the people, "Praise and worship because this is your kingdom forever and ever!" I saw the flames increase and people's worms would multiply! There was no water there, it was brimstone that would multiply the flames and increase each person's anguish. I asked Jesus, "What's happening?...Lord, what is this?" The Lord replied, "This is the wages of anyone who has not repented." (Psalms 11:6)
Then the Lord took me to place where there was a very well-known man. Before now, I used to live as a double minded young Christian girl. I used to think that any person that died would go to Heaven; that those who celebrated mass, would also go to heaven, but I was wrong. When Pope John Paul II died, my friends and relatives would tell me that he had gone to heaven. All the news on TV, on Extra and many other places would say, "Pope John Paul II has died, may he rest in peace. He is now rejoicing with the Lord and his angels in heaven" and I believed all of it. But I was only fooling myself, because I saw him in Hell, being tormented by flames. I looked at his face, it was John Paul II! The Lord said to me, "Look, Daughter, that man that you see there, is Pope John Paul II. He is here in this place; he is being tormented because he did not repent."
But I asked, "Lord, why is he here? He used to preach at church." Jesus replied, "Daughter, no fornicator, no idolater, no one who is greedy and no liar will inherit My Kingdom."(Eph. 5:5) I replied, "Yes, I know that is true, but I want to know why he is here, because he used to preach to multitudes of people!" And Jesus responded, "Yes, Daughter, he may have said many things, but he would never speak the truth as it is. He never said the truth and they know the truth and although he knew the truth, he preferred money over preaching about salvation. He would not offer reality; would not say that hell is real and that heaven also exists; Daughter, now he is here in this place."
When I looked at this man, he had a large serpent with needles, wrapped around his throat, and he would try to take it off. I pleaded with Jesus, "Lord, help him!" The man would scream, "Help me, Lord; have mercy on me; take me out of this place; forgive me! I repent, Lord; I want to return to Earth, I want to go back to Earth to repent." The Lord observed him and said to him, "You very well knew. You knew very well that this place was real...It's too late; there is no other opportunity for you."
The Lord said, "Look, Daughter, I am going to show you the life of this man." Jesus showed me a huge screen on which I could observe how this man offered mass many times to the multitudes. And how the people who were there were so idolatrous. Jesus said, "Look, Daughter, there are many idolaters in this place. Idolatry will not save, Daughter. I am the only One who saves, and outside of Me, no one saves. I love the sinner, but I hate sin, Daughter. Go and tell humanity that I love them and that they need to come to Me."
As the Lord was speaking, I began to see how this man received multitudes of coins and bills; money, all of which he would keep. He had so much money. I saw images of this man seated on a throne, but I was also able to see beyond that. While it's true that these people do not get married, I can assure you, I'm not making this up, the Lord showed it to me, those people do sleep with nuns; with many women there! [1 example]
The Lord showed me these people living in fornication, and the Word says that no fornicator will inherit His Kingdom. As I was watching all of this, the Lord told me, "Look Daughter, all of this which I am showing you is what goes on, what he lived and what keeps on happening among many people, among many priests and popes existing." Then he told me, "Daughter, go and tell humanity that it's time to turn to Me."
The Lord showed me a place where many people were walking to hell. I asked Him, "Lord, how is it that they walk to this place?" He replied, "I will show you." He showed me a tunnel with many people walking through it. These people were chained from hand to foot. They were dressed in black and carrying a load on their back. Jesus said, "Look Daughter, those people that you see there, those people don't know Me yet. That which they carry on their backs is sin, but go and tell them to turn their burden over to Me, and I will give them rest; that I am He who forgives all their sins...Daughter, go and tell those people to come to Me, for I await them with open arms, and go tell them that they are walking to this place."
As I was watching the people walking, I said, "Lord, that person over there is my cousin; that young man is my cousin, Lord, and that young girl coming down is also my cousin; my family is coming to this place!" He replied, "Daughter, they are walking to this place, but go and them where they are walking, go and tell them they are walking to hell. Go and tell them that I have chosen you as my watchman...I have chosen you as my watchman, for it means that you are to tell the truth. You must go and tell all that I have shown you. If you do not speak out and something happens to that person, his blood will be poured over you, but if you go and do as I have told you, then that person has an account with me. If the person does not repent, then the responsibility resting upon you will be lifted, for the account will rest upon that person and his blood will not be poured over you. (Ezekiel 3:18)"
Jesus told me that many famous people were walking to that place, famous and important people. Take for example, Michael Jackson. This man was famous all over the world but he was a satanist. Although many people may not see it that way, but it is the truth. This man had satanic covenants: He came to agreement with the devil in order to achieve fame and attract many fans.
Those steps that he performed, that's the way I saw demons walk while tormenting people in hell. They would slide backward and not move forward, while they shout; enjoying the anguish they impose upon the people. Let me tell you that Michael Jackson is in hell. The Lord showed him to me after Michael died. He let me see Michael Jackson tormented in flames. I cried to Jesus, "Why?" It wasn't easy to see how this man was being tormented and how he would scream. Anyone who listens to Michael Jackson's songs or sings them or who is a fan of Michael Jackson, I warn you that satan is trapping you in his web so that you will end up in hell. Right now, renounce it in the name of Jesus! Jesus wants to set you free, so that you will not be lost.
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some throws i tried.
Some quick shit...
why not....its almost is too busy...but i still like it
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Rockin' The 660
just wanted to bump this thread. theres some hot stuff coming through here.
and heres something i did, dont wanna go pictureless, big bad mods are creepingggg...
(i don't write main, i just fuck around with random words till i get better.)
This is clever and witty.
Some quick shit...wish i got the best one before i colored it...so i wont put it on here...cuz its more than pen...
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vac, drop teh extensions, but keep working out that style. i think it might have potential.
did it on the bus, i know it's fucked.
got worse from the last time huh?
[edit] damn you bigel for posting your hotness right above me.
This is clever and witty.
yeah I already did that like 2 days ago...i have only been trying that style for like 5 days now? i think something around there....here is some fresh shiz with NO extensions....Originally posted by Captain@Apr 27 2007, 02:16 PM
vac, drop teh extensions, but keep working out that style. i think it might have potential.
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I'll exchange wit you game....i write vac....
popshots....whats so bad about the bumps? Well is it better like this then? basic form...
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heres my pen shit
I write AMER
there you go vac
well scince you say yours was weak here is my bs <.<
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lets all do BSC pen freestyles
well, not all of us, but you know who you are, lol
You couldnt rock a crowd if medusa was ya hype man.
"Slick Rick" I don't know hah
Figure I'd help keep this thread alive.. Not as good as Bouncingsoul, but its what I got.
"SO?!" crew....... S-NJ


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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - At the prestigious Head of the Charles Regatta, the University of Pennsylvania men's lightweight rowing team placed ninth in the fours and 15th in the eights on Sunday.
At the 48th annual edition of the Head of the Charles, the Quakers were in two of the final races on the second day of competition. The fours took the water first and posted a top-10 finish. The Quakers finished in 18:24.91 to place ninth among the 16 boats. A short while later, the Quakers finished 15th in the eights. Harvard won the race and was about a minute ahead of Penn's time of 15:31.98.
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Are you an entrepreneur looking to start up a new boutique or local restaurant? Or are you an owner of an established firm seeking to expand or upgrade? Either way, securing financing for your business is sometimes an overwhelming process.
UMB has a long history of being prudent in our lending. We don't want to put our customers, or ourselves, at risk, so we follow a sound underwriting process to ensure we are making the best decision for everyone involved.
Here are some common guidelines we use when it comes to the loan process.
This is the overall impression you make on the banker. Business experience and educational background will be evaluated, along with references and past experience.
Word of Advice: You need a business plan. Be open and honest – you should provide the most accurate and objective information about the business and industry landscape.
You will need to detail exactly how you plan to repay the loan. Business cash flow, repayment timing and likelihood of repayment will be considered, as will payment history on your current credit. Financial partners need to have confidence that your business will generate enough cash to operate and sustain the company.
Word of Advice: Prepare to have money set aside for a down payment. Don't come to the table empty-handed.
This is the money you have individually invested in the business and is used to assess your risk should the venture not succeed. It's important for you to demonstrate a personal financial commitment before seeking third-party funding.
Word of Advice: Financial institutions generally require that at least one-third to one-half of the business be funded with your money.
This is where assets you own are pledged to the lender as a secondary source of repayment in case the loan is not repaid. You also may be required to sign a guarantee with the promise to repay the loan if you cannot repay it with the profits from the business.
Word of Advice: Most banks will expect the collateral assessment to be greater than the loan amount.
This is the outlined plan for the loan, with details on how it will be used and for what purposes. Current economic and business conditions for all industries, as well as your business' specific industry, will also be evaluated.
Word of Advice: Have a strong knowledge of industry trends, both nationally and in the local market. Timing can be critical.
You should pick a financial lender that will be your partner, not just your bank. After that, securing a loan to start or grow a business should be a smooth process and you'll be well on your way to fulfilling your dream!


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Late-model Camaros have the reputation of being excellent handling cars right off the showroom floor. When doing every day street driving, that may seem believable. We wanted to see how our '02 Z28 performed under the rigors of on-the-edge track testing. Yeah, we knew it wasn't a Z06, but our baseline results surprised even us. While our quarter-mile acceleration was a respectable 13.55 and our 60-0 mph braking was a hair above 130 feet, our 200-foot skidpad results yielded a disappointing .80 g's, and our 420-foot slalom was even more inadequate at 40.9 mph. For those of you not quite up to par on all these figures, we'll let you in on a little secret, there's room for improvement to say the least.
When we got back to the office with our heads hung low, we immediately got on the phone with SLP Performance Parts, Weld Wheels, Nitto Tires, RK Sport and Bilstein of America. We were driven to make our Camaro a respectable handling machine.
While the OE GM suspension offers a plush ride, it lacks rigidity. Our first order of business was to stiffen the F-body unibody construction. Using SLP Performance 1LE sway bars, sub-frame connectors, strut tower brace, boxed rear arms and an RK Sport adjustable panhard bar, we were able to tighten things up a bit. To give us a more agile feel and a quicker rebound when in the twisties, we installed Bilstein BTS custom valved shocks and progressive rate springs. And finally, we ditched the stock wheel/tire combo for a more aggressive Weld Forged Evo Mecham 18x9.5-inch set of wheels with Nitto NT555 275/35/ZR18 tires on all four corners. Our little F-body went from a mild mannered slop machine to a road ready street bruiser, if you're not believin' it, check out the numbers!


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Week 4: Drew Bledsoe Quotes [4:20 AM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: 'On the Lack of a Rushing Game Putting Too Much Pressure On the Passing Game: "The areas that I think we need to address are two areas. Number one, too many negative plays on early downs. We have a penalty on first down or we have a sack on first down, or we have a negative play on first down makes it hard to stay patient with the running game. Number two is our third conversions, partly because of that problem, but overall our third down conversion percentage has not been strong enough. When you don't convert your third downs then you don't get a chance to be patient with the running game. Those two areas are really making it hard for us to stay patient with the running game and on top of that we just haven't been very effective with it the last couple of weeks."'
Week 4: Eric Moulds Quotes [4:20 AM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: 'On the Inability To Run the Ball: "It's not a lack of running game. It's doing what you have to do on the field. We have to be able to stay on the field. We have to convert third downs and our defense needs to stop third downs. That's how you win ball games."'
Week 4: Joe Burns Quotes [4:19 AM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: 'On Whether There's a Lack of Commitment to Running Game: "I'm not the one to make that decision. I just go and execute the play that is called to the best of my ability. I just have to go out and do what they tell me to do."'
Week 4: Antonio Winfield Quotes [4:19 AM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: 'On the Penalties: "On third downs we couldn't get off the field, which kept us on the field a long time. Offense didn't convert on third downs, which hurt us. We just have to go and get back next week."'
Week 4: Andy Reid Quotes [4:18 AM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: 'On Aggressive Play On Last Drive: "It was very important, we kept reminding each other, players and coaches, to stay aggressive. Over our years here there have been times when I haven't been aggressive enough and the coaches did a great job of reminding me of that."'
Week 4: Donovan McNabb Quotes [4:18 AM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: 'On the Play of the Offensive Line: "They played well today. We picked up the blitz well and for the ones I wasn't able to pick up, I was able to get the ball out to the hot reads and let them turn up field to get some yards. Collectively the O-line played well."'
Birds fly in Buffalo, 23-13 [4:17 AM]
PhiladelphiaEagles.com reports: 'Following a touchback, the Eagles started at their own 20-yard line. Westbrook started the drive with a 3-yard run. Pinkston couldn't quite hold onto McNabb's pass on second down. On third down, McNabb fired to the right sideline and Thrash made a leaping grab for a 14-yard gain and first down.'
Thrash Talk On Clutch Catch [4:15 AM]
PhiladelphiaEagles.com reports: '"All game we were just able to keep fighting," said McNabb, who completed 18-of-29 passes for 172 yards. "We never gave up."'
A Closer Look [4:14 AM]
PhiladelphiaEagles.com reports: 'CB Sheldon Brown: Thrown into Eric Moulds duty when Troy Vincent went out of the game with a hamstring injury, Brown did a good job. He played tenacious defense, didn't back down and stayed in Moulds' face even though Brown prepared all week to see more of Bobby Shaw than Moulds.'
Westbrook Leads Ground Charge [4:13 AM]
PhiladelphiaEagles.com reports: 'On one glorious Sunday, the Eagles used the three-headed running back to absolute perfection. Duce Staley, Correll Buckhalter and Brian Westbrook combined to give the offense dreamy production: 24 carries, 125 yards, 4 receptions and 21 yards. Totals: 28 touches, 146 yards and great blocking when quarterback Donovan McNabb faced the blitz.'
Strong Day For D Line In Victory [4:13 AM]
PhiladelphiaEagles.com reports: 'The defense did its job. Simon set the tone with an 8-yard sack of Bledsoe on Buffalo's first play from scrimmage.'
Kid DBs Come Up Big [4:12 AM]
PhiladelphiaEagles.com reports: 'But despite the absences of a host of key starters, Eagles defensive coordinator Jim Johnson managed to cook up a gameplan that, for the most part, shut down one of the NFL's most-ballyhooed offense.'
Head Coach Andy Reid Quotes [4:11 AM]
PhiladelphiaEagles.com reports: 'On SS Michael Lewis' forced fumble before halftime: "That was big. There were a couple of other close calls that could have gone either way. The officials had some tough calls they had to make today, but that helped."'
QB Donovan McNabb Quotes [4:10 AM]
PhiladelphiaEagles.com reports: 'On the Bills getting the momentum back in the second half: "Offensively, we were on the sidelines talking to one another. We said if we got a couple first downs and put the ball in the end zone this game is over. James (Thrash) did a wonderful job of peeling away from the defender and I tried to just put it in a spot where he could get it. And to top it all off was Brian's (Westbrook) touchdown. We never give up and that's what this team is all about."'
Big? Oh, It's A Huge Win For Eagles [4:10 AM]
PhiladelphiaEagles.com reports: '"We came out and set the tempo on the offensive side and the defense was fired up," said quarterback Donovan McNabb. "We were just consistently making plays."'
The Bills Lack Direction In Loss To The Eagles [4:01 AM]
WGR-AM reports: 'The Bills were totally unprepared to play football on Sunday and deserved the 23-13 loss in Wilson Stadium and the hands of the Eagles.'
McNabb, Westbrook's run carry Birds to 23-13 win over Bills [6:48 PM]
Philly.com reports: 'Bledsoe was effective throwing the ball, but the Eagles completely shut down the Bills' depleted running game. With starter Travis Henry sidelined by injury, Buffalo managed just 15 yards on nine carries.'
Bills lose again without Henry [6:42 PM]
The Sports Network reports: 'Third-string backup Joe Burns carried the ball eight times for 17 yards in his absence.'
Eagles 23, Bills 13 [4:53 PM]
AP reports: 'The Bills were booed off the field at the end of the half, and were booed again when they went three-and-out on their first possession of the third quarter.'
Philadelphia 23, Buffalo 13 [4:52 PM]
Sportsticker reports: 'Donovan McNabb finally played like Donovan McNabb.'
Eagles need real McNabb [9:37 AM]
phillyBurbs.com reports: 'Going back to last year's playoffs, McNabb has lost three straight starts, generating just 20 points. He has four interceptions and no touchdown passes in those games.'
Road has been kind in recent past [9:36 AM]
phillyBurbs.com reports: 'Eagles haven't beaten the Bills since 1987 and haven't won in Orchard Park since 1984. They've lost their last four meetings with the Bills and their last two here.'
Don't expect Reid to quit on McNabb anytime soon [9:36 AM]
phillyBurbs.com reports: 'Bills 22, Eagles 16.'
When the Bills run [9:07 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'Bills squeak by Eagles in close game, 20-17.'
The Santa clause [9:05 AM]
Buffalo News reports: '"I don't feel like I've taken a back seat at all," Wire said. "I feel I'm sitting in the passenger seat for a while and I'm learning from a pretty good driving instructor. I've already learned a lot from the way he plays the game. I looked up to him coming into the NFL. I always liked the way Lawyer played the game. He plays with his heart, and I can relate to that.'
Desperation makes winless Eagles dangerous [9:04 AM]
Buffalo News reports: '"These guys are like a wounded animal, and that makes them even more dangerous," wide receiver Eric Moulds said of the Eagles. "We have to be ready to play our best game of the year."'
Today's Key Matchup [9:02 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'Bills defensive coordinator Jerry Gray against Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb.'
Williams should leave the gimmickry to Inspector Gadget [9:01 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'I think I have the winner in the Gregg Williams gadget play pool for the week.'
Bills put it on the line against Eagles today [8:59 AM]
Buffalo News reports: '"We know they're going to start blitzing when they get off the bus, so we have to get ready for that," said Bills coach Gregg Williams.'
Reeling Eagles a tough foe for Bills [7:34 AM]
Rochester D&C reports: 'His point: The Eagles may be 0-2, but they might be one of the best 0-2 teams he or anyone else has ever seen, and the 2-1 Bills are acutely aware that they are in for a mighty battle this afternoon at sold-out Ralph Wilson Stadium.'
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Take this course to learn complex examples and variations of the IF function in Excel, including nested IF functions, IF with AND and OR, COUNTIFS and SUMIFS, and AVERAGEIFS and IFERROR.
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Advanced IF functions (3:23)
Before we get started with advanced IF functions, let's do a quick IF function refresher first. Watch this video for some examples.
Nested IF functions (3:31)
Nested IF functions, meaning one IF function inside of another, allow you to test multiple criteria and increases the number of possible outcomes.
IF with AND and OR (3:35)
Watch this video to see how to extend the functionality of the IF function by nesting AND and OR functions.
COUNTIFS and SUMIFS (5:31)
COUNTIFS applies criteria to cells across multiple ranges and counts the number of times all criteria are met. SUMIFS adds the cells in a range that meet multiple criteria.
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AVERAGEIFS returns the average of all cells that meet multiple criteria. IFERROR returns the value specified if AVERAGEIFS evaluates to an error.
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You can remote into your XP machine via rdesktop but I'm not entirely sure that is what you are looking for, but nonetheless have a look at it.
I'm trying to figure out how to remote desktop from bt3 to my XP desktop. I've searched the forum for information on VNC, but did not find too much information. I did a google search, but most of the programs that were offered allowed remote desktop from any internet connection. I only want remote desktop to be accessible from a machine on my network (ie: no computer from the internet should be able to remote desktop to my XP machine.)
Which software should I install on my XP machine and do I have to install additional software on my bt3 laptop ?
p.s. sorry for the noob question, but I could not find answers to my question anywhere.
You can remote into your XP machine via rdesktop but I'm not entirely sure that is what you are looking for, but nonetheless have a look at it.
I think what you are looking for is VNC Viewer. With that you will be able to log into BT3 from XP. The only other thing would be putting Backtrack3 onto a VM and using it as a VM
thanks guys !!
I think rdesktop is what I needed. After doing some searches, I found this resolved my problem:
"[in xp] My Computer" Right click on properties
Select Remote
Check "Allow users to remotely connect to this computer"
Make sure your user is allowed in "Select Remote Users"
Also make sure your windows firewall in SP2 is allowing remote desktop
Not sure if administrator will work, you best bet is to give you admin a username and password and connect using it..."
( http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...efused-266791/ )
so from a terminal window in bt3 I type the following:
bt ~ # rdesktop 192.168.1.2 (where 192.168.1.2 is my xp machine)
then type in the username and password I setup on my xp OS.
vncviewer 192.168.x.x
back connect :
vncviewer -listen
How is that good for the Howto section of the site? Or BackTrack? Maybe you would better off first search Google on how to remote desktop from linux to windows, as your question is quite not related to BackTrack at all..
ok, after trying out rdesktop, it worked great. However, my xp machine is running zonealarm. So I had to shutdown zonealarm to be able to rdesktop to my xp machine. This was a bit of a pain. So after installing vcn server on my xp machine, I am using vcnviewer from my bt3 to connect to my xp machine.
Of course, if you really wanted to have some fun, go to Wal-Mart late at night and ask the greeter if they could help you find trashbags, roll of carpet, rope, quicklime, clorox and a shovel. See if they give you any strange looks. --Streaker69
yes, vnc is configurable with zonealarm and is working properly for me. But I could not get rdesktop to get past my zonealarm.