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Hi guys,
seeing as i cant get PCMCIA card on my new Dell notebook i wanted to know which Express cards would be best as my N draft mini card isn't really compatible?
Also what would be a better choice Express cards or USB cards? I want to get one for using backtrack successfully!
Help me decide!
Also i have read around and i cant find anything specific to these questions!
Any help is much appreciated!
I wasnt entirely sure thats why i posted!
What about USB? Which one?
HCL has reports of people's experiences with various wireless cards. There is a section about USB devices. Then the ball's in your court.
I looked at the page and i probably go with the NETGEAR WG111v2 however i am unsure on how to check if the device is the one with the realtek chipset!
From what i understand from that guide it has to be v2 and has to have NETGEAR engraved into the case?
Anybody able to clear this up for me! Ive found a few on ebay and none of the sellers know for sure!
Heres one i got my eyes on
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and heres one from Amazon.co.uk
Anybody able to tell me which one of these devices is great for what i want?
also another
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according to some member and to my personal tests.....
forgot it...its behaviour is quite erratic when trying to connect to the web.....
injection test reports injection working but some attacks not...
wusb54gc or dwgl122 will be my advices....no usb atheros...they are not supported by madwifi.......
Watch your back, your packetz will belong to me soon... xD
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Damn i already ordered the Netgear from ebay!
Hope its the Realtek chipset and i dont get any problems with it! I got it beacause the list said that it works great if with the realtek chipset!
However, they do make express card to PCMCIA card converter for around 50 dollars. Not sure exactly if it would work or not.
I believe the 50$ model your talking about has very limited capabilities compared to that other 100+$ one that has been mentioned here before. I keep an eye out on ebay for folks trying to get rid of the few express cards that are out so some testing can be done.
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Sydney (AFP) Jan 27, 2013
Two people were missing and the body of a third person was recovered from raging floodwaters as severe storms pounded northeastern Australia on Sunday, forcing more than 1,000 to flee their homes.
Army aircraft were deployed in the northern state of Queensland, where storms generated by former tropical cyclone Oswald unleashed punishing rains and localised tornadoes and floodwaters threatened several major towns.
One woman was plucked to safety in Biloela, 600 kilometres (400 miles) northwest of the state capital Brisbane, after spending eight hours clinging to a tree.
At Gympie north of Brisbane, three families had been forced to retreat to the roofs of their homes and had been awaiting rescue for more than seven hours after helicopters could not reach them due to the winds, town mayor Ron Dyne said.
A 27-year-old man was missing after he tried to cross a swollen creek near Gympie and state Premier Campbell Newman said there were serious concerns for another young woman.
"Emergency services are searching for a young woman who reportedly drove into waters near Pacific Haven this morning, and we have grave fears for her safety," Newman told reporters.
Separately, police said the body of an elderly man who went to check on a yacht had been recovered from waters north of Bundaberg, where the engorged Burnett River broke its banks and was expected to engulf 300 homes.
Bundaberg was among dozens of towns devastated by floods in Queensland two years ago which claimed 35 lives. Newman said residents there were bracing for the river to peak above nine metres (30 feet), well in excess of the 7.92m seen in 2011.
Further north at Gladstone, about 900 homes had been evacuated and several towns in the region were already isolated by the rising waters.
Across the state some 58,000 homes were without power and that number was growing by the hour, according to Newman.
"We are right in the middle of this now, I can hear it bucketing down on the roof as we speak," he said.
Prime Minister Julia Gillard said the emergency had revived "memories of the floods of two summers ago" which she said were "still fresh".
The Insurance Council of Australia declared a statewide catastrophe, noting there had already been "severe inundation... in several towns and cities" and that major flood warnings had been issued.
"Unfortunately, this catastrophe declaration is the result of the first cyclone to come close to the coast this season, and the weather bureau has warned it's highly possible we will see more before the end of summer," said council chief Rob Whelan.
At least one international flight was diverted from Brisbane to Sydney due to the high winds and Qantas cancelled a number of domestic services, with the Sunshine Coast regional airport shut down.
A staggering 1-1.5 metres of rain was estimated to have fallen since the storms began.
Cyclones and floods are common in Australia's northeast during the warmer summer months. A massive inundation of Queensland in 2011 killed 35 people and brought Brisbane to a standstill for several days, swamping some 30,000 homes.
Brisbane was expected to be spared the kind of flooding seen two years ago, with officials predicting 3,600 homes and 1,250 businesses will be inundated, none in the central city.
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I'm sorry to say but iOS 7 beta 2 is so buggy, I try to open apps and keep crashing, I think I'll just go back to iOS 6.1.3
I'll wait until a public release and see what people think of it.
Then I'll wait until ith be JailBroken - I think I will be waiting a long time before I can upgrade my iPad to iOS7 - but if I buy a new iPhone it is likely to come with it on.
On the web, and it might be a DGM file so you also need 7zip to open it.back up your iPhone and sync all your apps through iTunes( because you can't restore From the cloud backup, it will ask you to activate which can't be done w/o a dev account). Restore your iPhone to the latest firmware and set up your iPhone as new, and shift + upgrade browse your downloaded beta 2 Ipsw. That should bypass the activation. I hope this help you
I'm sure you're all very clever, far cleverer than me. I'm so stupid I only install betas when I have the support of the software writer as I am to stupid to support it myself.
Modmyi's stance on it I believe is go for it if you want, just don't expect support if something goes wrong (although you may still get help from some of the helpful people on here).
Oh, and linking to a beta firmware is a no no .


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In Australia, little red flying foxes spend their whole lives among the trees.
So a good pair of wings is pretty important.
Except that these aren't really wings-they're more like hands. Three foot wide alien hands with webbed fingers, that is.
In the air, the flexible digits act like fingers, spreading the thin membrane between them to control direction and altitude.
All that maneuverability will come in handy for this fly-by.
One way the big bats can drink water is to skim the surface of a river, and lick the droplets of water off their fur.
But one missed approach, and plenty of predators lurk beneath the surface.
So the foxes have to keep those wings working like a well-oiled machine.
A good licking keeps those hands primed for flight.
Since flying foxes never stay in one spot for long, each bat has to be locked and loaded.
They just have to keep their hands out of the water.


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For those asking: RDS exec Domenic Vannelli relays word this morning that the network will carry four preseason Canadiens games, three of them from the Bell Centre:
Tonight vs. Boston;
Sept. 27 vs. Florida;
Sept. 30 vs. Buffalo;
Oct. 2 vs. New York Islanders at the Pepsi Colisée in Quebec City.
RDS.ca will not be streaming preseason games.
CJAD radio (800 AM in Montreal, cjad.com on the web) will broadcast all Habs preseason matches.


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The Indians completed the trade that sent Kelly Shoppach to Tampa Bay by acquiring right-hander Mitch Talbot from the Rays on Monday. [ep
Talbot, 26, is the player to be named that closes the book on the Dec. 1 deal in which the Tribe also sent cash to Tampa Bay. [ep
Last season, Talbot was limited to 10 starts at Triple-A Durham because of a sprained right elbow. He compiled a 4-4 record and 4.47 earned-run average, making two starts in the International League playoffs
The Astros took Talbot in the second round of the 2002 draft, but he was traded to the Rays in 2006 for Aubrey Huff. He was named Charlotte's pitcher of the year in 2007 and 2008. In addition to posting a 13-9 record and 3.86 ERA in 2008, Talbot appeared in three September games with Tampa Bay. His changeup was rated best in the International League by Baseball America after the 2008 season. [ep
Talbot has been added to the Indians' 40-man roster. [ep
In other Tribe news, the club signed 32-year-old right-hander Saul Rivera to a minor league contract that includes an invitation to big-league training camp. [ep
In 245 major-league relief appearances with Washington since 2006, Rivera has compiled a 13-15 record and 4.05 ERA. He split 2009 between the Nationals and Triple-A Syracuse, posting a 1-3 record and 6.10 ERA in 30 games with Washington and a 2-5 record and 3.55 ERA in 30 International League outings. [ep
With a new team in the league came new divisions, as the Double-A Eastern League is now comprised of the Eastern Division and the Western Division with the addition of Richmond (Va.).
The geographic restructuring for the 2010 season became necessary when the Connecticut Defenders left the league and the Richmond Flying Squirrels joined.To read more or comment...
Indians strength and conditioning coach Tim Maxey ia leaving to take the newly-created position of strength and conditioning coordinator for Major League Baseball and the Major League Players Association. ¶
In his new job, Maxey will counsel players and their teams on matters concerning conditioning, fitness, nutrition and related issues. ¶
Maxey, who has been chief of the Tribe's strength and conditioning program for seven years, will visit each big-league club in spring training. He already has served on MLB's strength and conditioning advisory board. He also has been an advisor to the Taylor Hooten Foundation, which educates youngsters on the dangers of performance enhancing drugs. ¶
Before coming to Cleveland, Maxey worked with the Royals organization from 1998-2002. ¶
Maxey graduated from Shawnee State University and earned a masters degree from Ohio State. ¶
In other Indians news, Jake Westbrook completed his stint in the Puerto Rican winter league and reported no pain in his right elbow, which was reconstructed 1 1/2 years ago. In four outings, Westbrook allowed five earned runs and 15 hits in 12 1/3 innings. In his final appearance Tuesday night, he pitched four scoreless innings, allowing three hits and two walks. ¶
Just because the Indians did not offer contracts to Anthony Reyes and Adam Miller didn't mean the club was ready to jettison the pitchers. [ep
So one day after non-tendering both players, the Tribe signed each to a minor-league contract, with Reyes' deal including an invitation to major league spring training camp. [ep
Reyes is recovering from right elbow reconstruction surgery performed last June. He began the 2009 season in Cleveland's rotation before being shut down. He is not expected to return to the active roster until at least the All-Star Game break. [ep
Miller has endured a series of operations on his right middle finger, putting his career in jeopardy. Last month, he underwent his third surgery of the year. It is not known when or if he will pitch again, despite being one of the top prospects in the Tribe farm system. [ep
Right-handed reliever Jose Veras also was non-tendered over the weekend but has not been re-signed. [ep
The Cleveland Indians sent out the following press release Friday:
Director of Player Development ROSS ATKINS today announced the remaining staff assignments for the 2010 Player Development System.To read more or comment...
The Akron Aeros learned the rest of the team's coaching staff for next season on Friday, a staff featuring a familiar face returning in the role of pitching coach.
Joining manager Joel Skinner in returning to Akron after an absence is pitching coach Greg Hibbard, who previously coached the Aeros for the 2005 and 2007 seasons.To read more or comment...
Charlie Nagy has been hired by the Indians to be the pitching coach for Class AAA Columbus.
Former Columbus pitching coach Scott Radinsky was recently named the Indians' bullpen coach.To read more or comment...
For the first time since 2002, the Indians were both buyers and sellers at baseball's annual Rule V Draft.
Not only hoping to protect their own players as usual, but also open to adding someone from another organization, the Indians selected two players – including right-handed pitcher Hector Ambriz from the Arizona Diamondbacks - and lost two minor leaguers – including former pitching prospect Chuck Lofgren to the San Francisco Giants.
The Indians hadn't bothered to dip a toe into the buying portion of the draft in seven years. But with the recent trade of catcher Kelly Shoppach, they had the luxury of a vacant spot on their roster.
Catcher Carlos Santana, heralded as the top prospect in the Indians organization, underwent hand surgery yesterday to remove a fracture of the hamate bone in his right hand.
The Eastern League Player of the Year experienced soreness in the hand and wrist during his short stint in winter ball. The surgery was performed by DR. TOM GRAHAM at the Curtis National Hand Center in Baltimore, MD.To read more or comment...
In an expected move but one heralded none-the-less, new Tribe manager Manny Acta put the last piece in place on his coaching staff Tuesday morning, naming Jon Nunnally the Indians hitting coach.
A newer name to the organization in having spent just the last three years as a hitting coach in the Indians farm system, Nunnally is not that far removed from playing. The 38-year-old retired after the 2006 season, then quickly jumped into coaching by spending the next two seasons teaching hitting at high Class-A Kinston.To read more or comment...
Hall of Fame baseball journalist Peter Gammons has announced he will be leaving ESPN after the conclusion of the Winter meetings.
Kind of sad to see him go, but he isn't quitting all together. Where will Gammons end up next?To read more or comment...
There has barely been a whisper online (unfortunately, I'm not there and just perusing the internet at the office) about the Cleveland Indians at this year's winter meetings, which started today. I only write "barely" because of utility infielder Jamey Carroll.
Carroll hasn't ruled out a Cleveland return, but as MLB.com writer Anthony Castrovince notes, a return would make him one of the highest paid Indians.To read more or comment...
The Cleveland Indians have interest in bringing back utility infielder Jamey Carroll, but it is far from a lock that he will return to the Tribe.
The Boston Red Sox, Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim , Los Angeles Dodgers, Oakland As, Texas Rangers, Pittsburgh Pirates, Cincinnati Reds and Indians have all had more than passing interest according to a tweet by AOL Fanhouse national baseball writer Ed Price.To read more or comment...
With an influx of young catchers in the farm system thanks in part to a bevy of late-season trades last year, the Indians capped a long day of internal movement Tuesday by trading catcher Kelly Shoppach to the Tampa Bay Rays for a player to be named.
Shoppach struggled last season in his first real opportunity to play everyday for the Tribe. He hit just .214 with 14 doubles, 12 home runs and 40 RBI and had more strikeouts (98) than games played (89).To read more or comment...


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U.S. Teen Birth Rates Highest in Rural Areas, Research Shows
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WEDNESDAY, Feb. 27 (HealthDay News) -- In 2010, teen births occurred at higher rates in rural counties than in suburban counties and major urban areas of the United States, new research finds.
The teen birth rate was almost one-third higher in rural counties compared to the rest of the country, researchers from the National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy reported.
Specifically, the data showed that:
"This data provides an answer to a straightforward but previously unanswered question: Is rural teen childbearing higher or lower than in other places?" Sarah Brown, CEO of the National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy, said in a news release from the nonprofit organization. "Clearly the need for efforts to help rural teens avoid too-early pregnancy and parenthood is great."
The research is based on statistics from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's National Center for Health Statistics.
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Past Exhibitions
A chronological list of exhibitions and installations presented since 1958 is updated annually.
Watch This! New Directions in the Art of the Moving Image
Visions and Revisions: Renwick Invitational 2016
Artworks by African Americans from the Collection
Harlem Heroes: Photographs by Carl Van Vechten
Martin Puryear: Multiple Dimensions
No Mountains in the Way: Photographs from the Kansas Documentary Survey, 1974
Watch This! New Directions in the Art of the Moving Image
Crosscurrents: Modern Art from the Sam Rose and Julie Walters Collection
The Modern Pueblo Painting of Awa Tsireh
Measured Perfection: Hiram Powers' Greek Slave
Watch This! Revelations in Media Art
Special Installation of Nineteen American Masterworks
The Artistic Journey of Yasuo Kuniyoshi
Mingering Mike's Supersonic Greatest Hits
The Singing and the Silence: Birds in Contemporary Art
Untitled: The Art of James Castle
Ralph Fasanella: Lest We Forget
Modern American Realism: The Sara Roby Foundation Collection
Our America: The Latino Presence in American Art
A Measure of the Earth: The Cole-Ware Collection of American Baskets
Infinite Place: The Ceramic Art of Wayne Higby
Landscapes In Passing: Photographs by Steve Fitch, Robbert Flick, and Elaine Mayes
A Democracy of Images: Photographs from the Smithsonian American Art Museum
George Catlin's American Buffalo
Watch This! New Directions in the Art of the Moving Image
Thomas Day: Master Craftsman and Free Man of Color
Nam June Paik: Global Visionary
The Civil War and American Art
African American Art: Harlem Renaissance, Civil Rights Era, and Beyond
Watch This! New Directions in the Art of the Moving Image
Inventing a Better Mousetrap: Patent Models from the Rothschild Collection
Something of Splendor: Decorative Arts from the White House
Made in Chicago: The Koffler Collection
The Great American Hall of Wonders
History in the Making: Renwick Craft Invitational 2011
To Make a World: George Ault and 1940s America
Close to Home: Photographers and Their Families
Watch This! New Directions in the Art of the Moving Image
Alexis Rockman: A Fable for Tomorrow
A Revolution in Wood: The Bresler Collection
Telling Stories: Norman Rockwell from the Collections of George Lucas and Steven Spielberg
Christo and Jeanne-Claude: Remembering the Running Fence
The Art of Gaman: Arts and Crafts from the Japanese American Internment Camps, 1942-1946
Framing the West: The Survey Photographs of Timothy H. O'Sullivan
Graphic Masters III: Highlights from the Smithsonian American Art Museum
What's It All Mean: William T. Wiley in Retrospect
Staged Stories: Renwick Craft Invitational 2009
Graphic Masters II: Highlights from the Smithsonian American Art Museum
Grand Salon Installation—Paintings from the Smithsonian American Art Museum
The Art and Craft of Greene & Greene
Modern Masters from the Smithsonian American Art Museum
Modern Masters from the Smithsonian American Art Museum
Accommodating Nature: The Photographs of Frank Gohlke
Graphic Masters I: Highlights from the Smithsonian American Art Museum
Lino Tagliapietra in Retrospect: A Modern Renaissance in Glass
Georgia O'Keeffe and Ansel Adams: Natural Affinities
Local Color: Washington Painting at Midcentury
Earth and Sky: Photographs by Barbara Bosworth
Aaron Douglas: African American Modernist
Ornament as Art: Avant-Garde Jewelry from the Helen Williams Drutt Collection
The Honor of Your Company Is Requested: President Lincoln's Inaugural Ball
Color as Field: American Painting, 1950–1975
John Alexander: A Retrospective
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Joseph Cornell: Navigating the Imagination
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Ruth Duckworth, Modernist Sculptor
American ABC: Childhood in 19th-Century America
William H. Johnson's World on Paper
Passing Time: The Art of William Christenberry
Temple of Invention: History of a National Landmark
Grant Wood's Studio: Birthplace of "American Gothic"
George Catlin's Indian Gallery
Modernism in American Silver: 20th-Century Design
Right at Home: American Studio Furniture
Treasures from the Smithsonian American Art Museum
The Jewelry of Robert Ebendorf: A Retrospective of Forty Years
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Sony annonces the NEX-F3 and the SLT A-37Thursday May 17 2012
Today, Sony announced 2 new entry level cameras both in their hybrid range with the Sony NEX-F3 and in their DSLR range with the Sony SLT-Alpha 37.
Here are the previews of these 2 brand new models:
Sony SLT-A37
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To provide photographers with a broader perspective about mobiles, lenses and cameras, here are links to articles, reviews, and analyses of photographic equipment produced by DxOMark, renown websites, magazines or blogs.
The Sony SLT-Alpha 37 entry-level APS-C replaces the Sony SLT-A35 in Sony's product line, but its design is very comparable to the Sony A33. Just like its predecessor and its bigger brother the Sony SLT A57, the A37 is based on Sony's semi transparent mirror system.
The NEX-F3 succeeds the NEX-C3 while keeping the latter's 16Mpix APS-C CMOS Exmor sensor, well-known for its qualities of excellent behavior at high sensitivities and in low-light, and for its record-breaking dynamic range.


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'"I just tried to spin and get a lane for my stick for Kass to pass to," Ennis explained Monday. "Kass passed it to me, nice pass. I wanted to bring it to my backhand and it kind of was on its edge. When I went to bring it, it lifted up. Then when it was in the air, I just tried to continue the motion. I saw an empty net. I kind of got excited, so I just tried to bat it in."'
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Washington : Government Printing Office
|Chap. 816
|Oroville-Tonasket Irrigation District, Wash.
|Chap. 816
|25 U. S. C. §§ 389-389e.
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|Cancelation, deferment, and adjustment of irrigation charges.
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|Repair and rehabilitation of certain irrigation canals.
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|Delinquent charges.
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the action of the Secretary of the Interior, by order dated May 19, 1942, taken pursuant to authority contained in the Act of June 22, 1936 (49 Stat. 1803), in the cancelation, deferment, and adjustment of irrigation charges due the United States against nine hundred and eight and forty-seven one-hundredths acres of land formerly in individual Indian ownership, within the Oroville-Tonasket Irrigation District, Washington, is hereby confirmed as follows: (a) The cancelation of $11,963.76 of unpaid construction and operation charges; (b) the conditional cancelation of $28,045.31 of additional unpaid construction and operation charges to become effective upon the repayment, or upon the execution of contracts with individual landowners providing for the repayment in full, of the adjusted balance of $18,537.37 of unpaid like charges; (c) the continuation of the first lien against each allotment of land, notwithstanding any division or partitionment of such allotment resulting in separate ownership of different parts thereof, until the full amount due on the entire allotment has been paid and no refund or repayments shall be made to any landowner on account of any charges heretofore paid; and (d) the requiring of contracts with landowners, where necessary, covering the repayment over a period of years of their proper share of the adjusted balance of $18,537.37 of unpaid construction and operation charges: Provided, That the district may pay the said amount in one payment, in which event the lien of the Government shall be assigned to the district.
The Secretary of the Interior is hereby authorized to enter into a contract with the Oroville-Tonasket Irrigation District, providing for the repair and rehabilitation of certain irrigation canals, laterals, and sublaterals necessary for the delivery of water to irrigate Indian lands, the cost of such construction work not to exceed the sum of $15,000, such contract to require the said irrigation district (1) to cancel all charges carried on its books as apportioned against the lands of the Indians up to and including the date of the contract; (2) to recognize the prior first lien of the United States for the repayment of the adjusted charges remaining against the former Indian-owne lands approved by section 1 of this Act; and (3) to provide for the transfer of water rights from one tract of Indian-owned land within the said irrigation district to another, where, in the opinion of the Secretary of the Interior, such transfer is desirable and economically advisable in the proper utilization of the Indian lands.
In order to prevent the accumulation of delinquent project assessments or other charges against the former Indian-owned lands within the Oroville-Tonasket Irrigation District, the Secretary of the Interior is hereby authorized, in his discretion, to take such action as he may deem necessary to protect the adjusted sums due the Government as approved by section 1 of the Act, including the foreclosure of the Government's lien.
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Birth to Buyout: The Business Startup Bootcamp
Coco Soodek, Profit and Laws, Inc.
Friday, November 1, 2013 from 8:15 AM to 5:00 PM (CDT)
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We know you are an entrepreneur at your core. Our mission is to give you the tools and confidence you need to take your life to the next level. We started Birth to Buyout: The Business Bootcamp because we wanted to empower a new generation of entrepreneurs. We have spent decades working with business people at all levels – we have learned their secrets and tricks, and sometimes witnessed their failures. Every honest entrepreneur we've talked to admits they have moments of anxiety, or even terror, because starting a business is hard. But starting and running a successful business is totally doable – we want to show you how. By the end of this single-day boot camp, you will be inspired to chase your dreams with vigor, have a concrete roadmap to get to the next level, know what to do to get funding for your business, and understand that NOW is the time. Our speakers are dynamic, experienced, smart leaders in law and business, and are excited to share what they know with you.
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9:00AM-12:30PM General Session I - Led by Coco Soodek
- Birth to Buyout: Coco talks you through the 7 Stages of Your Business.
- Getting Organized: An easy to understand primer on laws surrounding setting up your co.
- Getting the Rights: Understand copyrights, patents, and trademarks and why they matter
12:30PM-1:30PM Lunch on Your Own
1:30PM-3:00PM "Choose Your Coach" Breakout Sessions (Pick One)
The Product Coach: You will meet with product creator and strategist, Dan Goss, in a small group to learn how to break into retail, develop products people want to buy, and get those products made. Dan will also invite you to share your product ideas and "spitball" options for getting your ideas to market.
The Branding Coach: You will meet with branding expert and radio host, Sean Moffett, to learn how to get customers, to sell, and to develop your personal brand. Sean will also invite you to discuss your business, your goals, and your comfort with sales and social media. You will have a chance to use Sean as a sounding board for your sales and marketing strategies.
The Deal Coach: You will meet with lawyer, radio host, and entrepreneur, Coco Soodek, in a small group to learn the art of a negotiation and how to read a contract. You will have the opportunity to ask Coco questions about protecting your ass…ets in deals, and business generally.
3:00PM-3:30PM Afternoon Break & Refreshments
3:30PM-5:00PM General Session II - Led by Coco Soodek
- Getting Funded: How You Can Finance Your Business
- What Will You Do Tomorrow?: Your Next Steps
- Wrap-Up and Q&A
- A concrete roadmap of your next steps
- Tools and resources to get you going
- Birth to Buyout: Law for the Life Cycle of Your Business (2nd Edition), Coco Soodek's funny, straightforward, and easy-to-grasp book on the legal issues entrepreneurs need to know
More information about the event, speakers, and topics covered can be found here.
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"I am struck with how sincere and caring you are. You renewed my faith in lawyers!" – Sallie Eggers, www.heart2heartoptimalwellness.com
"Coco you were great! You are knowledgeable and a good speaker and very entertaining." – Daci Jett, www.DaciJettLaw.com
Location: The Crowne Plaza O'Hare is right off the I-90 and I-294 Expressways, and our event offers free parking at the hotel (bring your parking ticket to Registration so that it can be validated). The hotel is also within walking distance of the CTA Blue Line and Metra Rosemont stations.
Refund Policy: Cancellations received four weeks prior to the seminar receive a full refund of the registration fee. Cancellations received after four weeks and up to seven days prior to the seminar are assessed a $75 cancellation fee. Cancellations received seven days prior to the seminar or "no shows" are nonrefundable. For those cancelling within seven days, registration fees are transferable to an upcoming seminar within one calendar year. In the event that a seminar is cancelled, a full refund will be issued.
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Profit and Laws makes information about how to start and run a business handy and understandable. People who want to start a business, grow a business, or help other people run their businesses will find real world information about business law at www.profitandlaws.com. Technology makes online, retail, franchise, consulting, home-based and other businesses possible today like never before. The mission of Profit and Laws is to empower entrepreneurs to start businesses and fulfill their dreams, and, in the process, create jobs in America.
Coco Soodek is a business expert and lawyer, and hosts her own nationally syndicated radio show, "The Profit and Laws Radio Hour," reaching over 20 major markets. Coco also makes frequent guest appearances on WGN Radio as a small business expert. Coco is the author of Birth to Buyout: Law for the Life Cycle of Your Business, the bestselling guide to business law for the entrepreneur. Coco runs a dynamic law practice at Bryan Cave LLP, helping clients around the world in art, digital media, entertainment, advertising, e-commerce, manufacturing, trucking, warehousing, renewable energy, hotel development, consumer products, apparel, restaurants, firearms and retail. Coco also blogs at www.profitandlaws.com.
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Philosophy is one of the driving forces that make me tick, and I certainly think it's both a useful tool for everyone and a worthwhile pursuit in itself. I considered winding up this series of articles with a practical guide on how to bring more philosophy into your testing. However, I know that it doesn't resonate with everybody in quite the same way as it does with me. Some people instead find their joy in art, music, anthropology, or any of dozens of other disciplines.
Moreover, as I did my research for this series of articles, one of the things that struck me was the number of different non-STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) fields that people leverage for insight into testing. I think we need more of this. I would like to see more people apply their experiences in the arts and social sciences to software testing and development.
The fact that we've labeled software development as "computer science" and "software engineering" tends to limit how we think about it. When we consider approaches to take to a programming or testing problem, we mentally narrow the scope of the ideas we consider to ones that seem technical in nature. By no means do I mean to discount the pivotal roles that these disciplines play in our field. But software development is still a very young field of endeavor that we understand very imperfectly. By steering ourselves away from notions that don't fit our preconceptions of what the field is like, we are likely closing our minds to innovative and possibly even revolutionary ideas.
We often hear creating software likened to building a bridge or a house. I think these metaphors are popular not because they are accurate but because they are reassuring. By classifying programming under the mantle of science or engineering, we hope to make the process of software development perfectly predictable—to make the outcome of every project known at the outset with scientific precision. In doing so, we disregard the fact that progress in science is often non-linear and that cost overruns are a common feature of civil engineering projects as well.
If we dispense with this point of view, then, from what other fields of inquiry does this let us draw insight? In my opinion, the most interesting testing frontiers sit at the intersections of testing and other disciplines, especially those disciplines that engage with our being human, like the humanities and the social sciences. Since testing is a mental activity, psychology is an obvious candidate for insight into how we can test more effectively. Sociology provides tools with which to examine how users, communities, and software teams interact. Realizing that it's not possible to prevent attacks completely, organizations increasingly base their computer security around an economic model—i.e., forcing attackers to spend too much money and effort on a successful attack to make the payoff worth their while. Finally, many people have drawn a link between the creation of software and the tools and methods of older creative disciplines, like music, writing, and the visual arts.
The notion of drawing on non-STEM disciplines may sound far-fetched, but many well-known software professionals have already embraced it. For instance, Adam Goucher nominated Steal Like An Artist as his testing book of 2012 in a blog post in which he exhorts the value of reading non-testing books to become a better tester. Chris McMahon argues that creating software is an act of performance , not of engineering. Marlena Compton draws parallels between critiquing art and testing software , as well as between communicating the behavior of a piece of
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I've read some of the articles/posts you cite. I started my software career with an entire department made up of people who majored in something besides "STEM"-related fields. Four of them had PhDs in music and played the tuba! It was clear to me that developing software is a creative activity. A couple years back, the NY Times printed an article about how programming was a left-brained thing, and I fired off a letter to the editor rebutting that - they actually printed it, which was cool. Thanks for reiterating that we have to learn from many fields. I'm reading a book right now that gets into some philosophy, and what it teaches me about human nature is quite helpful!


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I think there are other customers out there in similar positions - their Internet/wireless use has increased from when they got their first router and want better performance.
This time around I'll be getting a Linksys WRT300N. I want to give Linksys a try because they are owned by Cisco, one of the world's most renowned names in networking. The WRT300N also has Wireless-N capabilities which means that it should transfer data faster than the prominent 802.11G standard.
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Available only from Hammacher Schlemmer, these sandals help to combat the effects of plantar fasciitis with a stabilizing orthotic footbed that realigns your feet to a neutral position. The sandals have deep heel cups molded into the soft, shock-absorbing EVA footbeds, providing arch support while aligning the feet into a natural position for those who over-pronate—when the heel bone angles inward—a determining factor in the development of plantar fasciitis. A medical study conducted by a panel of physicians confirmed that participants who wore the sandals experienced a decrease in pronation and an improvement in gait mechanics. The soles are made from resilient rubber molded with a non-slip pattern. With hook-and-loop enclosure. The orthotic footbeds provide optimal comfort and support when the slides are worn for at least a few hours per day over the course of two weeks. Men's sizes 5-12; Women's sizes 6-13. Whole sizes only. For men's half-sizes, order the next size up. For women's half sizes, order the next size down. Khaki or Black. (1 1/2 lbs.)
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I bought theses sandals because of Plantar Faciilitis. They were recommended for that problem. My foot slides all over in the sandal despite them fitting OK. The Velcro comes apart very easily. They do not help my problem! I'm disappointed in them!
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Another company used to sell these shoes.Hammacher is now the only place I know of that sells them.Thank you, thank you, thank you for offering the shoes for sale!
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These have the best orthotic fit of any shoe I've ever worn. They ARE butt-ugly, but comfort trumps all !
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I wear these as slippers around the house. I get great arch support from them. They're comfortable and lightweight.
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I have four pair. One at the front door, one at the back and two for wearing indoors. These are my favorite shoes. If they get dirty or wet, just wash them off. They are comfortable to wear around the house as well. I love these shoes. They are a little clunky looking so don't often wear when I go out. Love them so much bought my sister a pair for her birthday.
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The first pair of these I purchased were great so I bought a second. So disappointed! They WILL NOT stay closed. The velcro is not quality and while walking they come apart leaving you walking along with no sandal! I have to have good arch support and these fill the bill WHEN they stay on! I finally gave up and sewed them shut! Not easy but I am not throwing [$] away! Don't know what to do now, I'm in love with the arch support but cannot stand the velcro!
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This item replaces my shoe with orthotics, at home. I wear it as slippers. Helps with my plantar fasciitis.
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Used as a night slipper. Feet sweat because all plastic inner sole. Cloth liner would be better
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Angel's Revenge Episode 12
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"A woman who wanted to live a life of nun holds a dagger of revenge for her beloved sister!" There is a woman who thinks she shouldn't have been born. Sunyu was born at a cost of her mother's death and her illnesses cost her family endless medical bills. She thought of herself low and she hated herself. Sunyu learned to love through her beloved sister, Jinyu and she finally decides to become a nun. But Jinyu dies because of love. Jinyu's lover, Taejung betrays Jinyu and he kills her. Sunyu decides to take revenge and becomes a sister-in-law of Taejung. Sunyu's husband, Jisuk is at a risk of losing inherited family business to Taejung and his sister Jihee, since Jisuk is a son of the second wife. This is a story of a woman with a double life. Lee Sunyu wears a mask of devil in front of Taejung but she takes off the mask in front of her family. She hides the dagger of revenge and the angel wings at the same time.


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Microsoft has announced Kin, a new Windows-based social networking phone.
Its hardware design was developed in partnership with Sharp to create a social phone portfolio with two models called Kin One and Kin Two. Both phones feature a touch screen and slide-out keyboard. One is more compact, while Two offers a larger screen and keyboard, in addition to more memory, a higher resolution camera, and the ability to record high-definition video, the company said.
The 5 and 8 megapixel cameras in One and Two, respectively, are designed for use in low light with image stabilization and a bright LumiLED flash.
Microsoft, which previously only focused on operating system development, entered the phone device market when it acquired Danger Inc, maker of the Sidekick devices, in 2008. Kin devices are the first products of the acquisition.
Kin will be exclusively available from Verizon Wireless in the US beginning in May and from Vodafone this autumn in Germany, Italy, Spain and the United Kingdom.
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Alice interned with MV for her Master of Art Curatorship at University of Melbourne. She researched science and medical themes for the upcoming Think Ahead exhibition at Scienceworks.
Eastern Grey Kangaroo diorama. Scenery painted by George Browning.Source: Museum Victoria
At the height of their popularity in the 20th century, museum dioramas could be found in almost every natural history museum, both locally and internationally, and in a variety of shapes, forms and genres. In Australia, the former National Museum of Victoria, the Australian Museum in Sydney, the Australian War Memorial and the South Australian Museum were all eager to adopt this method of display from the 1920s onwards and allocated significant funds and energy into producing many fine examples of this art form.
Museum dioramas are three-dimensional life sized or scaled down models usually depicting a natural scene or historical event for the purpose of education and entertainment. In most cases they employ a painted backdrop combined with realistic foreground to create a trompe l'oeil effect, evoking the illusion of a real scene.
Young volunteers preparing leaves for a diorama, circa 1940s.Source: Museum Victoria
At its former location in Swanston St, Museum Victoria had an impressive array of dioramas. The earliest in the collection, initially built for the 1886 Colonial and Indian Exhibition in London, illustrated scenes of Australian Aboriginal life. Another display, The Victorian Fauna Series, was first prepared in the 1940s and was housed in the alcoves of McCoy Hall. It remained on display until the closing of the Swanston Street museum in 1998. Other examples, such as the Lion diorama built in 1928, and the Polar Bear diorama built in 1930 were dismantled in 1973 and 1984 respectively.
Polar Bear diorama built in 1930 at the National Museum. Source: Museum Victoria
African Lion diorama built in 1928. Preparation by Charles Brazenor and scene painting by Louis McCubbin.The lion on the left is now on display in the Wild exhibition.Source: Museum Victoria
Today some of the remnants of these displays persist, but are relegated to the collection stores of the museum, where intact scenes are shelved amid an array of taxidermied animal specimens. Hidden in their custom-built boxes, these smaller examples of habitat dioramas were at one stage earmarked for display but were replaced with more contemporary purpose-built exhibits, such as those found within the Wild: Amazing Animals in a Changing World and 600 Million Years: Victoria evolves exhibitions. Unlike their static historical counterparts, these new examples such as the Mallee Fowl diorama and Qantassaurus diorama employ interactive components, ranging from peep-holes to animatronics, to bring this historical method of display into the 21st century.
Visiting children enthralled by the animatronic Qantassaurus diorama in Melbourne Museum's 600 Million Years: Victoria evolves exhibition. Image: Dianna SnapeSource: Museum Victoria
To my knowledge, there are only a few examples of intact historical habitat dioramas currently on display in Australia. The oldest example is found within the skeleton gallery of the Australian Museum in Sydney; almost completely obscured, the Lord Howe Island diorama from 1921 can only be seen through several narrow peep-holes. The South Australian Museum has also retained one of its historical bird dioramas. Built in 1939, the Cormorant Rookery remains in its site-specific location to be included within the museum's recent South Australian Biodiversity Gallery redevelopment.
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Tropical Storm Arthur is giving National Hurricane Center meteorologists a chance to try out their new "Potential Storm Surge Flooding Map."
It shows how coastlines, rivers and lakes will possibly be impacted by the storm's storm surge and how deep it could get.
The map is so detailed, you can zoom into a zip code.
It'll be updated ever six hours when a system is threatening land.
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Have you ever wanted to take your ethnic pride beyond the clan tartan? More Americans are officially declaring their ethnic identity through dual citizenship. It's easier to get than you may think. Some countries offer citizenship to descendants of immigrants. Ireland, for example, welcomes descendants who wish to return to their ancestral homeland. With the proper paperwork and documentation, you could be well on your way to acquiring Irish citizenship. If your grandparent was born in Ireland, you're eligible. But you have to do your homework first. Gather birth certificates, passports and marriage certificates to prove your Irish heritage. And don't worry: You won't have to renounce your Canadian or US citizenship.
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Akustica has announced the expansion of its microphone product portfolio with the addition of a new analog MEMS microphone.
Designed specifically to meet the requirements of mobile handset manufacturers, the AKU340 is a high-performance analog microphone that utilizes established surface-micromachining MEMS technology developed by Bosch. The solution measures 2.5x3.35x1.0mm, and offers acoustic performance with 63dB signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) and low frequency recording with a reduction in sensitivity of less than 5dB at 50Hz. With its tight sensitivity matching of just +/-2dB between microphones, the AKU340 is for use in microphone array applications where more uniform microphones lead to increased performance of noise suppression algorithms.
The AKU340 is sampling to lead customers now and will be ramping to mass production in the third quarter of 2012. The AKU340 is available at US$1.34 per unit in 1K-unit quantities.
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I need the space. I keep trying to remove apps but I find that between a few GPS apps (different apps are better for certain trips), games, and all my other apps I'm still constantly deleting music off my 32GB iPhone 4. It doesn't help that from time to time I like to take pictures and videos. I'd totally buy a 64GB iPhone 5.
Apple deserves to rot if they don't release a 64Gb iPhone. What do they think the App Store does? FILL UP YOUR PHONE. And with the never ending amount of Apps that are being added to the App Store, it's a requirement for more capacity. I don't have much music on my phone strictly because of Apps taking up 80% of my phone's capacity.
I have yet to use 16 GB, but i wish they'd bump it up to 32/64, especially if the iPhone 5 records 1080p. Video/pictures will be the biggest thing to eat space on my iPhone 5.
u mean, vodaphone not vodophone????
Vo for voice
Da for data and
Fone for, well phone.
Obvious really...
But why do people still go on about 64Gb of memory?
Last time I looked there is no such thingbeing produced reliably (Toshiba tried but couldn't prodice reliably). Have I missed something? Does such a thing exist? If not, why are people surprised a 64Gb iPhone is not being released?
The new so called "iPhone 5" would have to have these new features for me to buy it:
-4G support
-1080p video capture/playback
-At least a 4.3 inch display if not bigger would be nice.
-Better battery life
- 720p front facing camera
-Different color beside black & white (optional)
-Louder speaker
They should at least do half
IMO if they can make a 64GB iTouch then they should be able to make a 64GB iPhone. It'll be pretty stupid if they don't.
I would buy it and I do need the space. I mean if they are not gonna let us expand the memory ourselves then they should do it for us.


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Posted: Fri Jan 25, 2013 10:19 am
Post subject: 2013 NFL Mock Draft - 1st Round
1.Kansas City Chiefs QB, OT Luke Joeckel, OT, Texas A&M Andy Reid will want to build his team with a very strong offensive line. I believe that he will take Joeckel here to set a tone for the future of the organization.
2.Jacksonville Jaguars QB, DL DaMontre Moore, DE, Texas A&M The Jaguars have just hired Gus Bradley to be their head coach and he led the Seattle Seahawks to have a top 10 total defense and a number one scoring defense. The Jaguars only had 20 sacks last season and that is unacceptable. The Jags will take more to help create some defensive pressure. The Jags will have Jason Babin and Moore as their defensive ends, and that is a very strong defensive front. That is a very scary combination.
3.Oakland Raiders DT, LB, CB Star Lotulelei, DT, Utah The Oakland Raiders defense is in virtual shambles right now. They are not headed in a direction that includes winning and multiple playoff berths. I believe that the Raiders will draft Lotulelei to try and shore up their defensive line. The Raiders have a lot of holes on their defense a Lotulelei will take care of their biggest need at defensive tackle.
4.Philadelphia Eagles RT, CB, S Jarvis Jones, OLB, Georgia This will be the first splash pick of the NFL draft. Chip Kelly will have the Eagles switch to a 3-4 defense, and e en though they have a lot of glaring needs in the secondary, I do not seem them passing up on the opportunity to get a perennial pass rusher.
5.Detroit Lions DE, S, CB Bjoern Werner, DE, FSU With the possible departure of Cliff Avril and the declining play of Kyle Vanden Bosch, Mike Schwartzs hand may be forced to try to pick up another pass rusher. Even with a sloppy secondary, the best way to win to not allow the quarterback to have time to pick apart of the secondary.
6.Cleveland Browns OLB, DE, CB Dee Milner, CB, Alabama With Sheldon Brown turning 34 during the season and with Buster Skrine not being able to become and effective starter, the Browns are going to need a corner to start opposite of Joe Haden. The Browns need to generate some defensive pressure, but with the top pass rushers coming off of the board the Brown will select Milner. Dont be surprised if the Browns decide to trade down in this scenario.
7.Arizona Cardinals OT, RB, QB Eric Fisher, OT, Central Michigan It doesnt matter who the quarterback is if you cant protect them. The Cardinals will go with the second best tackle in the draft and select Eric Fisher. Fisher is an athletic tackle that is doing very well in the Senior Bowl and should perform well there and in the combine. Fisher would be the best option. The Cardinals gave up almost 60 sacks last season (5
; Arians would like to change that.
8.Buffalo Bills QB, ILB, WR Ryan Nassib, Syracuse, QB Marrone will want to chance a chance on Nassib here. Nassib was his guy in Syracuse and it is not unimaginable that Marrone will want Nassib to be his guy again in Buffalo. The selection will mark the end of the Ryan Fitzpatrick era in Buffalo. The selection will also give the Bills some reliability and stability at the quarterback position they havent had since Jim Kelly.
9.New York Jets QB, OT, DE, OLB Dion Jordan, OLB/DE, Oregeon Despite the drafting of Quinton Coples and the mediocre play of every quarterback on the roster the Jets will refuse to draft a quarterback with the 9th selection. Jets fans will have to get used to another mediocre season. Either the Jets will get a quarterback in free agency or they will stick with Mark Sanchez for another long year.
10.Tennessee Titians S, CB, G Chance Warmack, G, Alabama The Titans get exactly what could have hoped for in a great run blocking guard. Chance Warmack was clearing holes for Eddie Lacy and T.J. Yeldon all year and Im sure he can do the same for Chris Johnson in Tennessee.
11.San Diego Chargers OL, CB, DE/OLB Lane Johnson, OT, Oklahoma The Chargers are in need for some defensive help, but when you are competing in a division with Peyton Manning you are going to need to give you quarterback time so he can keep you in the game. The Chargers gave up 49 sacks last season and that is virtually unacceptable. With a regime change in San Diego, it is probably best that the Chargers get an starting caliber offensive tackle.
12.Miami Dolphins OT, CB, DT Barkevious Mingo, DE/OLB, LSU I dont really feel comfortable either way with this pick. I think the Dolphins would take an OT if one was available, but with the top three gone I think they will settle one of the best players available. I can see the Dolphins trying to trade down here.
13.Tampa Bay Buccaneers CB, TE, DL Sheldon Richardson, DT, Missouri The Bucs need someone to get some defensive penetration from the defensive interior other than Gerald McCoy. Richardson will be a perfect fit with the young D line. Bowers will get more snaps and if the team resigns Michael Bennett, the team should be set on the defensive line for years to come.
14.Carolina Panthers DT, CB, S Johnathan Hankins, DT, OSU Carolina is really in dire need for a defensive tackle. They will probably try to resign Dwan Edwards, but even if they do, the depth behind him is still awful. Hankins will allow the Panthers to get younger and allow Charles Johnson and Greg Hardy to get more 1-on-1 matchups.
15.New Orleans Saints DT, DE, S Sam Montgomery, DE, LSU Saints fans should be happy with this selection. Will Smith will leave the organization and the team will need someone to play opposite of Cameron Jordan.
16.St. Louis Rams S, OT, WR Cordarrelle Patterson, WR, Tennessee The Rams will finally manage to give Sam Bradford and #1 target. Even with the emergence of Brain Quick and the above average slot play of Danny Amendola, the Rams desperately needed someone to take that #1 spot, and Patterson will definitely do so.
17.Pittsburgh Steelers CB, DE, RB Ezekiel Ansah, OLB, BYU The Steelers finished tied for 15th in the league in sacks and that is virtually unacceptable for a top notch defense. The Steelers draft Ansah, a raw prospects with unlimited potential (JPP TYPE), and have him learn from Timmons, Harrison, and Foote.
18.Dallas Cowboys OL, DT, OLB Jonathan Cooper, OG, UNC The Dallas Cowboys have many different needs, but the main one is offensive line. The Cowboys have to be able to give Tony Romo more time in the pocket if they want to be a playoff team. The play of Makenzy Bernardeau and Nate Livings were pitiful, and the Cowboys need an upgrade at one possibly both those positions.
19.New York Giants ILB, OT, CB Alec Ogletree, ILB, Georgia The Giants are in need of a middle linebacker that can play. Ogletree will give the Giants a playmaker that is always around the ball and making plays.
20.Chicago Bears OT, OG, LB D.J. Fluker, OT, Alabama The Bears just cannot handle another season of JMarcus Webb continuing to protect Jay Cutler. Cutler has made it clear, through his actions and his words, that he doesnt want Webb out there protecting him. This time, the Bears actually listen.
21.Cincinnati Bengals ILB, S, RB Manti Teo, ILB, Notre Dame The team is used to taking people that have distractions and making them good players: Adam Jones, Vontaze Burfict. Something tells me that the Bengals will not miss on the opportunity to get Teo.
22.St. Louis Rams S, OL, WR Barrett Jones, C/G/OT, Alabama After solidifying the receiver position the Rams will look to help solidify their offensive line. The Rams will try to get a player that can play multiple positions and increase competition across the line. Selecting Barrett Jones will do exactly that.
23.Minnesota Vikings WR, LB, DT Keenan Allen, WR, Cal The Vikings thought that bringing in Jerome Simpson would help Christian Ponder develop, but that is obviously not true. The Vikings cannot continue to rely that heavily on Adrian Peterson. The man can only do so much! Allen will provide Ponder with a playmaker that can do some damage after the catch. With the uncertainty behind Percy Harvin the Vikings have a really large need at wide receiver.
24.Indianapolis Colts CB, OT, DT Johnathan Jenkins, DT, Georgia The Colts are going to need a big body to anchor their defensive line. They are going to need someone to clog up a lot of space in the middle and allow Freeney and Mathis to get more 1-on-1 matchups. Plus, being in a division with Maurice Jones-Drew, Chris Johnson, and Arian Foster, they are going to need someone that can help stop the run.
25.Seattle Seahawks DT, RT, DE Sylvester Williams, DT, UNC The Seahawks need to add a defensive playmaker up front on the defensive side of the ball. Alan Branch was decent, but the Hawks need to add someone that can do more damage along the defensive line. Williams is a very mean defensive lineman that should work in excellently at playing the 3 technique.
26.Green Bay Packers C. RB, WR Eddie Lacy, RB, Alabama After Lacys display of power and finesse in the National Championship, Lacy has more than likely improved his stock to be considered as a first round prospect. The Packers have definitely been in a dire need to have a legitimate running back.
27.Houston Texans OL, ILB, WR Kevin Minter, ILB, LSU The linebacker core for the Texans is getting older and they need some young blood to rejuvenate that defense. Bradie James is nearing the end of his career and Sharpton is not getting it down at the other inside linebacker position.
28.Denver Broncos DT, LB, S Shariff Floyd, DT, Flordia Floyd would help give the Broncos an interior pass rusher. The Broncos are able to get pressure on the quarterback form Miller, Dumervil, and Wolfe, but they need someone on the inside that can wreck just as much damage.
29.New England Patriots CB, WR, DE Corey Lemonier, DE, Auburn Lemonier will give the Patriots a pass rusher to complement Chandler Jones. The production by Ninkovich was good, but Lemonier will give them a very explosive player that could easily average more than 10 sacks a season for years to come.
30.Atlanta Falcons DE, CB Desmond Trufant, CB, Washington Desmond increased his draft stock at the Senior Bowl. He was consistently locking down all of the wide receivers that he was matched up against. When you go up against Drew Brees, Josh Freeman, and Cam Newton twice a year, you are going to need all of the cornerback help you can get.
31.San Francisco 49ers DE, CB, WR Justin Hunter, WR, Tennessee The receiving core is needs some young legs. Moss is definitely not getting any younger and Manningham has not bee the free agency pickup that they though he was going to be. The 49ers take Hunter here because he is good value and will help Kaepernick develop.
32.Baltimore Ravens OT, CB, LB Xavier Rhodes, CB, FSU With the questions behind whether or not Cary Williams will return the Ravens will have to take a long look at cornerback. When LaDarius Webb went out with an injury the secondary looked completely ravaged. Rhodes should help with that.
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Like it for the Browns
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hate the pats pick
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Jarvis Jones has whispers of him being the dreaded lazy word. He doesn't work out as much as he should.
Combine that with serious health concerns and how is he top 5?
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I love the value of Rhodes there. I doubt he makes it nearly that far, but if he does, we should pounce.
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Posted: Fri Jan 25, 2013 11:21 am
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Maybe this will help slow some of the Nassib to Buffalo at 8 mocks. According to Draft Insider:
"Weve been told the Buffalo Bills are not as high on Ryan Nassib as most presume. In fact weve heard their scouts dont even rank him as the best quarterback in Mobile."
Considering you have every QB on the draft board, not just those in Mobile still available at 8, you should probably change Buffalo's pick to someone else.
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Like the Cardinals pick
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Te'o is ok, but I like Minter more for MLB. vaccaro would look good at that spot as well.
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Te'o is ok, but I like Minter more for MLB. vaccaro would look good at that spot as well.
Completely agree
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Nassib will not be the first QB off the board, let alone the only first round QB.
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Nassib is ranked 9th in the qb position and after hearing and watching how he has played in the senior bowl he has a weak arm which is exactly what Fitzpatricks issue is as well as accuracy so I dont see Nassib being the 8th overall pick. People that are doing mocks dont really understand what the bills are about the GM like tos take value over set position IE Spiller when they had lynch and Fjax. Bills will likely go OLB DE possibly CB depending if Milliner is there
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Gimme Dion or Geno at 4.
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Age-related cataracts account for 18 million cases of blindness and 59 million cases of reduced vision worldwide. In the United States, an estimated $4 billion is spent to treat the condition each year. The condition is known to be highly heritable; yet even after decades of research, little had been found about its genetic causes.
Recently, however, a collaborative investigation that included 10 laboratories from the United States, the United Kingdom and Australia elucidated the first gene associated with the formation of age-related cataracts. The study was led by Bing-Cheng Wang, PhD, professor of pharmacology at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine and senior staff scientist at MetroHealth Medical Center, and Sudha K. Iyengar
The lens of the eye is normally clear, allowing the transmission of focused light onto the retina. A cataract occurs when proteins become damaged and clump together—causing the lens to become cloudy and vision to become obscured. The EphA2 gene encodes an enzyme that plays a role in the repair of those damaged proteins. Dr. Wang and his team discovered that deletion of this gene causes lens proteins to become sticky. They form clusters that damage the structure and impair the clarity of the lens. The findings of this study were published in the July 31 issue of PLoS Genetics .
"So far, we have identified several specific mutations in human EphA2 that are associated with age-related cataracts," Dr. Wang says. "We plan to continue to search for additional mutations, as further studies will allow us to better understand the specific cellular processes by which EphA2 helps maintain lens clarity."
Researchers hope the identification of the underlying causes of age-related cataracts will point them in the direction of new treatments and prevention methods.