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Homer Bailey: 1 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 2 K
Still no Janish.
Valiquette allowed two runs in the first inning.
Homer Bailey: 1 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 2 K
Still no Janish.
Valiquette allowed two runs in the first inning.
Is anyone else really confused as to why they would even promote Janish if he isnt going to play?
Bailey through 3, 1 run, 3 hits, 3 walks and 3 strikeouts. Down 1-0.
Homer Bailey through 4, 1 run, 5 hits, 3bb, 4k. Reds still down 1-0.
Dayton is leading 3-2.
Chattanooga is up 2-1 after 2 1/2.
Louisville is up 2-0.
Bailey,Cueto and Wood would be a heck of rotation for Dayton, but as long as Bailey holds his own in High A, I wouldn't demote him
Sarasota ties the game on a Trevor Lawhorn HR. Tied at 1 through 4 1/2.
Dayton is now tied at 3-3 in the 5th inning.
Bailey is facing two of the Brewers top prospects tonight in Charlie Fermaint and Ryan Braun. They are responsible for 4 of the 5 hits he has allowed, and the only run.
Chattanooga is up 3-1. Joey Votto has a double
Bailey allowed an unearned run in the 5th and Sarasota is now trailing 2-1.
5ip, 6 hits, 3bb, 5 strikeouts. 2 runs, 1 earned.
Dayton is now losing 6-3.
I am out of here for a few.
www.milb.com to follow any of the games in the minors.
Joey Votto is 3-4 tonight for the Lookouts.
Louisville won 5-0.
C. Ross 2-3 BB R
Bergolla 1-2 2 RBIs (15)
Germano 7.2 IP 8 H 0 R 2 K 2 BBs
Wagner 1.1 IP 0 H 0 R 1 K 1 BB
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2nd June 2012 05:02 PM #1
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i remember when i was pregnant with my eldest, my tooth usually ache despite my care of not eating too much sweets. They said it is because of lack of calcium.
is this true?
3rd June 2012 12:33 AM #2
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The toothache could very well be due to lack of calcium or minerals. When we eat a diet rich in nutrients, and our bodies are in a state where they can absorb those nutrients well this helps to reduce cavities and keep the teeth and bone structure of the jaw very strong.
I would encourage you not to eat any sugar at all during the next few months to be sure you're preserving your teeth. Also, taking a high quality prenatal supplement along with other minerals/nutrients can help ensure that your child will have healthy teeth.
Warm regards,
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thank you for that confirmation and advise ms.kate


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Julian Bond, civil rights leader and former chairman of the NAACP, will be featured at the next President's Distinguished Speaker Series on Tuesday, Nov. 5 at 7 p.m. in Horace Mann Auditorium, Boyden Hall. As an activist who faced jail for his convictions; a veteran of more than 20 years of service in the Georgia General Assembly; a writer, teacher and lecturer, Bond has been on the cutting edge of social change since he was a Morehouse College student leading sit-in demonstrations in Atlanta in 1960. At the Democratic National Convention in 1968, he was nominated for vice president of the United States, the first African-American so honored by a major political party. He withdrew his name because he was too young to serve. As chairman of the board of the NAACP from 1998 to 2010, Bond worked to educate the public about the history of the Civil Rights Movement and the struggles that African-Americans and the poor continue to endure. He received the prestigious National Freedom Award in 2002 and was also named one of America's Top 200 Leaders by Time magazine. In 2008, he was named a "Living Legend" by the Library of Congress. He is a Distinguished Scholar in Residence at the American University in Washington, a professor at the University of Virginia Department of History, where he is co-director of Explorations in Black Leadership. The event is free and open to the public with reservations on a first-come basis. Call 508.531.6123 to make a reservation or visit bridgew.wufoo.com/forms/bond.


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Celebrating a year of learning about and supporting the Stramski Children's Developmental Center at Miller Children's Hospital, the Steel Magnolias held a special brunch for newly seasoned "sophomores" of the organization.
With a "Fascinating Journey" theme, inaugural Magnolia President Mari Hooper hosted the group at the Fish Tale Restaurant. The Baccalaureate ceremony included presentation of "Fascinator" chapeaus. Continuing the fascinating journey, the ladies were given sweet treats in red suitcases, sporting a luggage tag as a place card.
Seen at the scene: Carl Ann Wylie, Susan Hill, Audrey Choura, Ellen Pook, Jeannie Jones, Linda Drummond, Deborah Veady, Aimee DuRee and Chairman Anthony Gagliardi.
Cancer League prize
"I am very proud and pleased to share my home with you," said Duane Rose as he greeted and welcomed five elated couples to his home, Long Beach's historical Bixby Mansion. The elegant party was a highly sought-after auction item at last year's Long Beach Cancer League Gala.
A highlight of the evening was the guided tour of the memorable home that holds such rich history dating back to 1887. Duane delighted the partygoers with historical facts of each room and the décor that he created.
Majestic wooden spiral columns in the paneled dining room provided the elegant setting for the feast on a resplendent table covered in red and adorned with dozens of candles.
Co-hostess Sande Rice, assisted by Barbara Eannarino, Judy Sorensen and Bill Hudacek, served the multiple delectable courses prepared by Duane.
After dinner, guests adjourned to the music room for dessert and entertainment provided by the magnificent electronic grand piano.
Seen at the scene: High bidders Judy and Don Black, Barbara and Ned Gaylord, Georgianna and Allan Kolsky, Carolyn and John Faber and Vickie and Jim Sullos.
FYI: The 2013 LBCL Gala will be held June 1.
`Sparkle with CARE'
Recently the CARE Program at St. Mary Medical Center held its inaugural "Sparkle with CARE" event that raised more than $5,000 to benefit services provided to the community by the CARE Program at SMMC.
The event was hosted at the beautiful home of supporter, Todd Turley. Over 100 guests enjoyed food, drinks, desserts and live entertainment featuring "Momma" as special guest.
Also included was a silent auction of beautifully designed wreaths from local florists and the Long Beach City College floral design department.
Seen at the Scene: Councilwoman Gerrie Schipske, Vice Mayor Robert Garcia, Matthew Alvarado Mendez, Signal Hill Councilwoman Ellen Ward, The Center Board President Ron Sylvester, Long Beach Museum of Art's Ron Nelson, Robert Stohr of the CARE Program; Keir Jones and partner Thomas-Michael Dileva; Russ Boschetti, Stephanie Loftin, Reba Birmingham, Brad Shore, Richard Bojorquez, Jeff Anderson, Torry Carrick and Pat Crosby.
Medical Center Guild
The St. Mary Medical Center Guild held a traditional luncheon recently at the Long Beach Yacht Club. Lynette Rausch (Denise Scandius' daughter) coordinated the festive event that featured hot beef salad.
Sister Gerard Earls presented the devotion. Vice President Rose Lozano welcomed the 32 attending. Special guests were introduced: St. Mary's CEO Tom Salerno and Foundation President Drew Gagner. Also there from the foundation were Debra Bailey-Woods, Bob Berube, Diane Mansfield, Allison Nichols, Jemaya Nicholson. Other guests were Bob McNaughton, Lani Korth and pianist Kelly Westervelt.
Seen at the scene: JoAnn Clark, Marian Cormie, Beverly Culbertson, Luella Diel and daughter Debbie, Jeanne Coughlin with daughter Karen and son-in-law Mike Henkenius, Sheila and Dr. Bill Hanley, Carol Marshall, Terry Marte-Greco, Ginnie and Loyd Wilcox, Shirley Nyquist, Pat Hines, Eleanor Siegrist, Reba Hanay, Ginny Oleen, Lynette Rausch and her sister Charlotte Hauge, and Eleanor Siegrist.
News of social events with charitable purposes may be sent to Shirley Wild at firstname.lastname@example.com or by fax to 562-594-9668. Please include a contact phone number. Send high-resolution jpeg photos, by attachment, to firstname.lastname@example.com and include group name and identification of individuals from left. Call Shirley at 562-594-9468 for more information. Please check the website for coverage of additional events: wwwpresstelegram.com/social.


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2016 Civic Learning Awards
Summary: Brawley Union High School's mandated Civics and U.S. History courses for bilingual students expand to entire student body, and membership in its Civics Club increases from 27 to 140 students.
Brawley Union High School received a Civic Learning Award in 2013 at the Distinction level. In 2014, Brawley Union High is recognized with the Award of Excellence due to the growth of two mandated courses, U.S. History and Civics, and the expansion of its Civics Club. The school expanded its bilingual civics club, bilingual civics course, and bilingual U.S. history course to include students who have grown up in the United States. Once limited to about two dozen bilingual students, the Civics Club has grown to more than 140 people this year.
The Brawley Civics Club gives students the opportunity to discuss and research local, state, and national issues. Students commit to an issue and take steps to make a difference. For example, when the issue of low voter turnout in the district was discussed, Civics Club students reached out to the community by holding voting drives and became active campaigning for various elections to increase voting turnout.
The club holds mock elections for local and national races and organizes fundraisers and a marathon each year to fund senior scholarships. Brawley's Civics Club isn't just limited to the students at school, however. Students actively engage their parents by getting them to attend District ELAC meetings and to represent their local bilingual community.
This school demonstrates the following research-based best practices in civic education:
For more information on research-based best practices, visit the Campaign for the Civic Mission of Schools website.


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14th January 2012 04:15 AM #1
New research indicates breastfed babies may cry more - what do you think?
I've just been reading this news article into some new breastfeeding research: have a look here.
Personally I found the headline of the article 'Breastfed babies are more cranky and cry more' unrepresentative of what the article then goes on to discuss. I guess they are just trying to grab the readers' attention but headlines like this can give new parents negative views about breastfeeding.
The research shows that some mums stop breastfeeding because they believe their babies are crying too much because they are not getting enough milk. Whereas (this study indicates) formula fed babies 'may appear more content, but research suggested that these infants may be over nourished and gain weight too quickly'.
What's your opinion on this research and the way it is being reported? In my experience, formula fed babies can sometimes sleep for longer periods of time than breastfed babies. I understand breast milk is gentler on a babies stomach so is digested quicker than formula milk. Therefore, the fact that a breastfed baby may wake more often than a formula fed baby and cry to be fed is not a bad thing: it is natural. I have also known mums who have stopped exclusively breastfeeding because they were worried they were not producing enough milk for their baby or concerned that their baby was not getting full. However, I don't agree with all the findings of this research (and the news article) as my experience has been that breastfed babies are more content than formula fed babies, particularly if they are fed an demand. What do you think?
14th January 2012 11:17 AM #2
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I saw something about this the other day and it really isn't at all indicative of my experience either. I remember being next to a mum in the hospital one time whose baby was constantly crying day in and day out and I got reprimanded for my husband for saying she was "obviously a formula feeder" .. Now, I may have been wrong. Baby could have been breastfed 100% and had some sort of issue, but in my experience formula feeding babies are always crying for a bottle, which takes forever to prepare and makes them more fussy. Then afterwards they need to burp, more crying.
Whereas my little one just rolls over and gets a boob at night, formula babies wake up wailing for a bottle and cry until mum has time to get it. My own ff baby was lactose intolerant and it took forever to find a formula that didn't upset her stomach. She was always gassy, always spitting up, always crying. =(
Maybe it is the way some mums are breastfeeding? I would imagine if you were not feeding on demand, your little EBFer would be a handful or if they had some sort of undiagnosed GI problem. My babes hardly ever cry but they do have a boob in their mouth a lot (lol). They are also held a lot, carried, cosleep. If anything, I think it may be related to different parenting types, rather than feeding methods. The researchers aren't looking at the whole picture, in other words.
I know I am not the only one who feels this way. Once when my mum was sitting in a waiting room with my baby a woman walked up to her and said "that baby is so quiet and well behaved, she must be breastfed"
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15th January 2012 09:21 AM #3
What a title for a media article "Breastfed babies 'are more cranky and cry more" - it is designed to stimulate outrage but also has the potential to turn women off breastfeeding. I can't comment on the actual research paper they are quoting as I don't have a copy to read. I find it always interesting to read the actual paper, how it was done and the relevance of the findings (often research is quite poorly done making the findings doubtful).
I will make one comment though. Formula feed babies often go longer between feeds for a number of reasons - one of which is the casein content of formula milk. Casein is one of the proteins in milk and cows milk formula has a very different composition to human milk. Casein is much higher in formula than breastmilk. I found this quote on caseins:
"Opiates hide inside casein, the main dairy protein. As casein molecules are digested, they break apart to release tiny opiate molecules, called casomorphins. One of these compounds has about one-tenth the opiate strength of morphine." by danmahony.com/bigfood2.htm
Basically opiates contribute to formula feed babies sleeping longer than nature intended.
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I did see something about this, and I do think the title is worded to catch someone's attention. I also dislike when the media states things in a way that could make it seem negative towards breastfeeding. I have also read that the higher content of whey in breast milk makes it easier to digest, which is better for the baby. I did read quite a few responses to this article. In one, the writer pointed out that we have no way of knowing how often the babies were being breastfed, similar to what mom2many said. She mentioned that breastfed babies need to eat more often and if the mother was trying to put the baby on a schedule and was not breastfeeding as often as she should, then the baby may have needed to breastfeed more and was cranky because he or she did need to eat. There is also the point that many breastfed babies use breastfeeding for comfort, as well. I enjoyed reading everyone's responses to this article here, and I think you all made excellent points. Aussiemidwife--that is very interesting, thank you for sharing that information.
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Very insightful information on how opiates contribute to formula fed babies sleeping longer than breastfed babies. I know that it takes longer for formula to be digested than breast milk and so it makes complete sense that breastfed babies would cry more often, simply because their little tummies need to be filled more often, but that "crying" isn't going to be for a prolonged amount of time if mum is responsive to her bub.
My lactation consultant taught me that each time baby cries you should put her to the breast. Now, obviously there will be times when baby cries because she is wet or dirty or tired or maybe she just wants to be held close. But feeding on demand and putting baby to the breast often worked very well for me and my babies.
As for mums who stop breastfeeding early because they're concerned that they don't have enough milk... I'd encourage every breastfeeding mum to nurse as often and for as long as baby wants to nurse because sometimes babies need to stimulate more milk production. So even if baby isn't getting "enough" milk one day, if baby nurses often during a 24 hour period, milk production should go up due to demand and there should be more milk the next day.
If mum truly doesn't produce as much milk as is needed, there are some herbs you can take and things you can do to increase milk supply.
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19th January 2012 07:22 PM #6
This made me giggle mom2many - being reprimanded by your husband for saying the crying baby was obviously formula fed! My husband has also had to reprimand me at times for similar comments!
19th January 2012 07:26 PM #7
Thank you for your comments on the above. Very interesting about the significance of opiates aussiemidwife. Thank you for the information - just what us breastfeeding mums need I think. Sometimes I feel the information we are given is 'dumbed down' but I want to be making fully informed choices with all the facts about breastfeeding and formula feeding available.
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That is absurd , why the hell breastfeed babies will cry more, infact they are stronger.
19th October 2013 04:55 AM #9
Yes robthomas I think it was just an attention-seeking headline in the press release; whereas the research itself really only shows an unfortunate lack of information about the way babies breastfed (the frequency, duration etc). Another reason for better breastfeeding knowledge to help support new parents.
Warm wishes,
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Just browsing through the forum and saw this old thread... again this made me wish I had known about this web site much earlier. Breastfeeding was an arduous journey for me. It was a choice I felt I owed my son. I am grateful that my paediatrician fully supported this. However, I saw that a lot of bubs who were on formula tended to be on the heavier side. For some, weight gain seemed to equal a healthier baby. This kind of mentality put a lot of stress on me unconsciously, especially since my son was a bit below "average" according to the international charts of bubs on weight vs. height. Cheers to the mums who have gone through the breastfeeding journey! Cheers as well to you all who have supported us!
26th April 2014 05:27 AM #11
Thank you for your comments drgloria. Congratulations on persevering and breastfeeding your son; giving him the very best start in life. I know, from this forum and also my own experience, that the start of a breastfeeding journey can be bumpy and not come naturally - but it is so worth it in the end.
In terms of the age vs. weight graphs, many of these are based on formula fed babies and so are inaccurate when you have a breastfed baby. Generally speaking, if your baby seems happy and is weeing and pooing frequently then you do not need to worry about their weight gain. Babies should not be weighed too often (no more than once a month is the recommended guideline) otherwise the measurements will be inaccurate when plotted on a graph.
Warm wishes,
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See? I never thought to clarify that about those graphs! I hope the other mums know this as well. Thanks.
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I too hope that better breastfeeding information spreads around the world
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Chinese chess
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Chinese Chess (Simplified Chinese:中国大象踩人棋, Traditional Chinese: 中國大象踩人棋 ) or Elephant Chess is a popular game in China where you get to pwn people with circular pieces of wood with scribbles on them. Instead of capturing pieces like in chess, you can eat them.
edit Origin
In 4th century B.C. there was a crazy old and senile guy named Meng Changjun(梦常菌) with 3000 roommates living in his home. One day one of the roommates brought in an elephant, and the elephant stomped on everyone and killed about 1000 people. So he thought that if an elephant could do so much damage, why doesn't he just help his country,Shine(照), defeat their enemy country ,Light(轻). So he designed a huge arena with cars and ponies to plan on how to defeat Light. If the hermaphrodite general of the team is unable to move while under attack, the other team wins. So he had a big ambition to destroy Light, but in the end, Shine still got pwned by Light.
edit Rules
Chinese Chess is a game played by 14 people, out of the fourteen, only two people are actually playing, 10 are cheerleaders, 1 cleans up the spit, 1 cleans up the pieces after someone uses WTF I Don't Care OMG Let's Just Be Cheap(see Famous strategies).
Two teams of 16 play: Bloody Red and Ah It's So Black I Can't See. Bloody red ALWAYS goes first, no exceptions. Ah it's so black i can't see usually gets pwned by bloody red one move before bloody red gets owned because bloody red goes first. Unless ah it's so black i can't see uses WTF I Don't Care OMG Let's Just Be Cheap and gets lucky.
Under attack: THG will be killed next turn if it doesn't move or some other piece doesn't protect it or if it doesn't eat the attacking piece.
Stalemate: If THG (see The Pieces) is not under attack but can't move or else under attack, it is a stalemate and the two players have a fight to death to decide who wins. In the history of Chinese Chess, about 160,000 people have died due to stalemate. A change of rules was made in 1993, with a game-deciding fight only to get the opponent mortally wounded, but not dead. This way, many lives will be saved. But another problem occurred in 1994, with hospitals exploding because it couldn't hold enough patients. Deaths still occurred after the explosions, the government banned stalemate from the game. If there was to be a stalemate, the THG may duplicate and one of them will be sacrificed in order to avoid the stalemate or get checkmated instead.
Checkmate: If THG is under attack and can't move anywhere else, it is checkmate and the other team wins, the player that wins gets to force the other player to slap himself/herself once.
Touch-move: If a player touches another player during a match, he/she must move out of the game (forfeit), or the other player can charge sexual harassment on the player.
Fifty moves: If a player does a touch and moves out of the game 50 times in his/her life, he/she will be banned from playing the game for 50 seconds and will be forced to slap himself/herself 50 times.
No bitching is allowed!!!
edit The River
There is a river where certain pieces can't cross because they're too fat and rotund. This is an extreme problem because all of the pieces are too fat and the river runs all the way across the board. Also since the pieces are too fat, and have too big of a gravity field, you cannot shoot anyone with the Gun. Also the 100 kph car cannot possibly float on water, and it sinks.
edit The pieces
Car - can go around at 100km/hr pwning random people, may result in pain, emoness, craziness, and sudden urge to drink paint.
Pony - can go around in circles getting owned by the car. Pretty much the only ability it has is attracting female pieces by trying to be cute, but sadly, there are no female pieces.
Gun - can shoot other pieces with bullets made out of spit, inflicts (666x10+2)11+969763456 dmg!!!!!!!!!, also makes the opponent unable to touch his/her pieces, a loss by default.
Pwnsor - this piece definitely doesn't live up to its name, all it does is getting owned by the car and riding the pony.
Elephant - this piece is probably one of the few pieces that don't actually get owned by the car. It's immense mass can attract the car towards it and make it orbit around it.
The Hermaphrodite's Ugly Guards(or THUG) - these pieces are to protect THG(The Hermaphrodite General) at all costs. Even if their chocolate get's stolen and they have to get it back!
The Hermaphrodite General(or THG) - this piece is supposed to be the pillar of the team, if this goes down, BOOM, loss. This particular piece is also half female, therefore there is a 50% chance of being attracted by a pony. So if a pony casts a cute charm on it, flip a coin to determine whether it would be attracted or not. If it is attracted then it destroyed with the force of an atomic bomb, and thus destroyed along with all other peices on the board, resulting in a draw. If it is not attracted then you can lick the other person's peices.
edit Famous strategies
Sing The Llama song - causes the opponent to have a migraine, he/she will forfeit.
Pwnsor Riding Pony With Gun - long range for spit, higher location for sightseeing.
Polluting The River - the gun spitting in the river, inflicts a googol dmg to any piece that crosses the river, super effective against car.
WTF I Don't Care OMG Let's Just Be Cheap - lift the board up and throw it on the ground, 50% chance that the opponent's pieces will get pwned first.
Lick All Your Pieces - when the opponent eats your piece, he/she must have some physical contact with the piece, wood and saliva make a chemical reaction and creates oxymoron. Opponent may get idiocy and spread to many people. This strategy is first developed by Lickitung in 1999, it was banned quickly after in 2000.
Distract & Steal - quickly yell "Hey what's that?", when the opponent looks back, take away his/her cars and guns, after he/she loses her most powerful pieces, he/she will forfeit the game. Statistics have shown that no one has fallen for that trick since 1997 except for the cookie monster.


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Intel has demonstrated a new 7-foot-6-inch multi-user, multi-touch Intel Intelligent Digital Signage concept at the National Retail Federation Convention (NRF) in New York. Intel said the prototype device could change the way people interact with digital signage technology in environments such as stores, airports, banks and hotels.
Multiple consumers can use the side-by-side window display simultaneously to explore augmented reality-enabled maps of each floor of the store, on which retailers can superimpose images such as coupons and sales promotions next to product visualizations on the glass, improving the customer's shopping experience.
Intel's digital signage concept also brings a new opportunity for advertisers through the use of anonymous video analytics. As a viewer looks at the system screen, the built-in camera technology analyzes data such as gender and age, audience composition, time-of-day and other criteria, which enable the system to display tailored content and graphics based on estimated demographics. The system anonymously sends audience information to advertisers who can use that information to understand the type of content and messages that are most popular with viewers. This, in turn, helps advertisers target their advertising to maximize the impact on the audience.
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As of 2013, the 10 ASEAN nations had a total of over 700 million mobile subscriptions, with the CAGR from 2003-2013 reaching 24%. This Digitimes Research Special Report analyzes the various mobile broadband markets in ASEAN and looks at the respective trends in 4G LTE development for those markets.
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The NJCAA Men's Lacrosse Championships get underway this Saturday at Wehrum Stadium in Herkimer, NY as the top-seeded CCBC-Essex Knights (15-1) face the fourth-seeded Suffolk CC Longhorns (11-3) and the second seed, the Nassau CC Lions (14-2), square off with the defending national champions, the second-seeded Onondaga CC Lazers (15-2).
Both of these semifinal contests are rematches of two of the regular season's most intense matchups, and the Nassau-Onondaga game is also a rematch of last year's national championship game, which Onondaga won 9-8. Nassau would love nothing more than to knock Onondaga out of the playoffs and give itself a shot at the title and first since the Lions beat Essex 11-6 in 2008.
Essex last won its most recent championship in 2004 with a 17-16 overtime win over Herkimer CC, and has finished as the national runner-up twice since then (2005 and 2008). Suffolk hasn't won a championship game since the late 1970s. And the Longhorns' lasting memory of any title game is the record-breaking 30-6 thumping handed down by the Lazers in 2006.
The winners of Saturday's semifinal matchups will have little turnaround time, as the championship game will start at 1:30 Sunday.
Last time they met: On April 24, Suffolk managed to squeak out a 14-13 win over Essex, giving the Knights their only loss of the 2010 regular season. Sophomore goalie Michael Theiss made more than 20 saves and sophomore midfielder Brendan Hayes led the way with five goals and two assists as the Longhorns were able to take the lead in the fourth quarter, stop a couple of late EMO chances for the Knights, and then held the ball on a delayed penalty to kill the clock and end the game.
"In the fourth quarter, we executed," said Suffolk coach Brendan Chamberlain. "We were able to get some transition goals against them. Both of these are teams that can run very well."
CCBC-Essex coach Shawn Burke said Suffolk played a great game against his team the first time around.
"Give them credit," Burke said. "But we are ready and just excited to be where we are at this point in the season. We had a one-loss regular season, so you can't complain with that."
This time around: Chamberlain says he'll look to Cortland-bound Hayes (30 goals, 22 assists) to again lead the charge against Essex, but also expects freshman attackman Rich Carlson, a second-team All-Long Island selection in high school last year, to step up as well. Carlson leads the team in points with 63 on 23 goals and 40 helpers.
"Hayes is our best athlete at midfield," Chamberlain said. "Rich is our quarterback on offense. And if you look at our stats sheet, you see that we have balanced scoring."
Sophomore attackman Ralph Pepe (24 goals, 15 assists), freshman attackmen Ryan Mauer (20 goals, 10 assists) and Aaron Pinto (16 goals, 11 assists), and sophomore midfielders Doug Quednau (18 goals, 9 assists) and Jason Smith (29 goals, 9 assists) round out the point leaders for Suffolk.
"Our biggest contributors have to play well, and that's guys like Carlson, Hayes, and Smith," Chamberlain said.
"It going to come down to the intangibles: who can control time of possession, who can win the hustle stats, the groundballs, the face-offs, riding and clearing. My keys are control the groundballs and take high percentage shots."
Chamberlain said another major factor for his Longhorns will be the play of Theiss (169 saves, 9.2 GAA) in the cage.
"I think that Michael is the reason we are here. He played great against Essex (last game). I expect a big game out of him Saturday. He's a leader on defense, and he starts some transition for us off the clear. When it comes time for All-American votes, I think he has a shot at being one of those guys."
Essex has been playing good defense all year long, according to Burke. In fact only Onondaga (19), Suffolk (14), and Stevenson's JV squad (10) put up double-digits on the Knights this season.
"That's been our MO all year," Burke said. "And we have a lot of young guys, so we are really still evolving."
The Knights' roster boasts four players with more than 50 points: freshmen attackmen Adam Dahms (43 goals, 14 assists) and John Atkinson (24 goals, 27 assists), sophomore attackman Ben Yancheski (42 goals, 10 assists), and freshman middie Brandon Kendrick (26 goals, 31 assists).
"All four of those guys are going to be very important to us Saturday," Burke said.
But he added that the difference maker in the game for his team could be sophomore middie Parker Dickerson (Hempfield, PA), who plays on the second-line midfield, but also plays a great deal of short-stick defensive midfield and fills other utility roles.
"Parker has been huge for us," Burke said. "He is the unsung hero of this team. He doesn't have as many points as some of the others (17 goals, 13 assists), but he just does whatever we ask him to do. He has the most groundballs on the team and we are going to be relying on him this weekend."
In the net, Essex is looking to sophomore Tyler Powell (146 saves, 8.2 GAA) to stand tall against the Longhorns offense, and he'll have support from freshman defender Neil Willis, who will be matched up against Carlson on Saturday.
"Willis is going to be big this weekend," Burke said.
Overall, Burke said his Knights need to make wise choices on the field.
"That's really the biggest thing in a game like this," he said. "We just have to make smart decisions with the ball."
Starting lineups:
A – Rich Carlson (Comsewogue, NY) – FR
A – Aaron Pinto (Babylon, NY) – FR
A – Ryan Mauer (Mt. Sinai, NY) – FR
M – Brendan Hayes (Eastport-South Manor, NY) – SO
M – Doug Quednau (Lindenhurst, NY) – SO
M – Jason Smith (Ward Melville, NY/Ursinus) – SO
D – Tom Elliot (Lindenhurst, NY) – SO
D – Mike Sievers (Sachem East, NY) – FR
D – Diego Sarmiento (Lindenhurst, NY) – FR
G – Mike Theiss (Kings Park, NY/Delhi) – SO
A – Ben Yancheski (Dulaney, MD) – SO
A – John Atkinson (Calvert Hall, MD) – FR
A – Adam Dahms (Westfield, VA) – FR
M – Brandon Kendrick (Mt. Saint Joseph's, MD) – FR
M – Reed Phillips (Downington East, PA) – SO
M – Rocco Piliero (Downington East, PA) – FR
M – Parker Dickerson (Hempfield, PA)
D – Rob Davis Jr. (Eastern Tech, MD) – SR
D – Tyrell Cooper (North Stafford, VA) – FR
D – Neil Willis (Downington West, PA) – FR
G – Tyler Powell (Archbishop Spalding, MD) – SO
Last time they met: After falling to Onondaga in the JUCO championship game last spring, Nassau exacted some early-season revenge this year, topping the Lazers 12-11 in a battle at Mitchel Athletic Complex on Long Island. In that game, back on March 27, the Lions held Onondaga to its season low single-game goal total. (The Lazers next-lowest goal total, 17, came against Monroe on March 20. Even in the Lazers' first loss of the season, which came to Essex on March 13, the team put up 19 goals.)
"Our close defense struggled a little bit early on," Onondaga coach Chuck Wilbur said, pointing out that the team returned no starting defensemen from last year. "They are young and hadn't played together as much and were just getting their feet wet. We had our doubts after being in some situations where we weren't able to slow other teams down, like giving up 22 goals to Essex and then losing to Nassau."
This time around: The Lazers roll into this game averaging more than 25 goals per contest, but as mentioned, the team had its challenges in scoring against Nassau early in the season. Coach Wilbur says his attack unit of sophomores Shayne Jackson (48 goals, 57 assists) and Emmet Printup (49 goals, 43 assists) and freshman Matt Crough (39 goals, 30 assists) has developed into one of the best in the country, and he'll look to them Saturday to put up big numbers against the Lions.
"Shayne is a great feeder and has great vision, he doesn't just dodge," Wilbur said. "And Emmet, I think, is one of the better attackman in the country along with Shayne. He is strong physically has a great shot and can dodge."
Crough, a freshman from Peterborough, Ontario, demonstrated a box-style of play when he arrived, but Wilbur said he has made the transition to the field game.
"He had a little bit of an adjustment period to get use to this style of offense, but he's done really well."
Onondaga also has capable reserve attackman in freshman Ike Hopper (21 goals, 25 assists) and Tyler Prevost (8 goals, 36 assists).
"We think we have a pretty deep attack," Wilbur said. "They have all been pretty productive."
From the midfield, the Lazers are led by freshman Matt Pratt (26 goals, 22 assists) and sophomores Lanny Ellis (40 goals, 9 assists), Elijah Printup (20 goals, 10 assists), and Corey Nowak (13 goals, 15 assists).
At the halfway point of the season, Wilbur said, the Lazers' close defense started to gel.
"But we need to know where each other is going to be and have that trust system," he said. "Hopefully it is at the right time for playoffs."
Wilbur said the defense has received a boost from the play of sophomore Ian O'Brien (131 saves, 5.9 GAA) in cage.
"He has been outstanding as of late. I think he is one of the top goalies in the country."
Wilbur said one of the keys to the game for his team could be sophomore face-off man Rashad Cureton (Holy Trinity, NY), who he says has been successful at the X this year, to the tune of approximately 75%.
Nassau coach Rich Speckman said these two teams appear closely matched, as the score of the first game would indicate.
"When you get two teams that are pretty close, it comes down to which goalie is going to get hot, who will have success at face-offs in getting possession and who's not going to foul," he said.
"We can't play them when we have five guys on the field and they have six, either because of committing penalties or because of an unsettled play where we have no one back in the hole."
Speckman said that Onondaga has too many players who can put the ball in the net to be giving the Lazers extra opportunities. But Nassau, too, has plenty of talent.
The Lions come into the game led on offense by sophomore Owen Campbell (23 goals, 37 assists) and freshman Kyle Smith (31 goals, 23 assists), both attackmen.
"Owen and Kyle, those two are the attackman that (the Lazers) are going to have to stop," Speckman said. "The ball will go through them quite a bit. But we plan on distributing the ball a lot. It's a not a one-person stick. We'll make them play and cover everybody. We're going to share the ball. We have enough guys who can score. We just have to have possession of the ball."
Speckman will also look to his midfield to step up against the Lazers.
Sophomores James Kiernan (24 goals, 9 assists), Joe Herman (18 goals, 5 assists), and Jason Cranmer (18 goals, 8 assists), are the leading scorers from the midfield and run on the first line together.
The Lions' emotional leader is sophomore goalie Andrew Zoly (132 saves, 6.91 GAA).
"(Zoly) has played well this year," Speckman said. "But the people in front of him have to play well. He is the voice of the defense. He draws the picture for them and they have to execute."
Still, Speckman said, Zoly will have to come up big Saturday.
"And, on offense, we have to be selective," he says. "We have to take quality shots and score on those opportunities. How many times are you going to have the ball in the game, maybe 40? I like to make that 30 and give them (the Lazers) less opportunities."
"We have to play great defense and win the groundballs. I think we are capable. We can win it, but we have to do a lot of things right."
Starting lineups:
A – Owen Campbell (Massapequa, NY) – SO
A – Kyle Smith (South Side/Stony Brook) – FR
A – James McLoughlin (Long Beach, NY) – SO
M – James Kiernan (Greenwich, CT) – SO
M – Joe Herman (Seaford, NY) – SO
M – Jason Cranmer (Hicksville, NY) – SO
D – Wayne McGee (William Floyd, NY) – FR
D – James Maroney (Long Beach, NY) – FR
D – Sam Cutrone (Huntington, NY) – SO
G – Andrew Zoly (Mt. Sinai, NY) – SO
A – Emmet Printup (Niagara Wheatfield, NY) – SO
A – Matt Crough (Peterborough, ON) – FR
A – Shayne Jackson (Bowmanville, ON) – SO
M – Lanny Ellis (Bridgton Academy, ME) – SO
M – Elijah Printup (Niagara Wheatfield, NY) – SO
M – Matt Pratt (Chenango Forks, NY) – FR
D – Dave Shields (Fayetteville-Manlius, NY) – FR
D – Josh Martin (Niskayuna, NY) – FR
D – Charles Jacobs (Niagara Wheatfield, NY) – FR
G – Ian O'Brien (Saratoga Springs, NY) – SO


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All the diagrams repos are now migrated to github, under the diagrams organization. I believe that all references (documentation, .cabal files, etc.) have now been updated as well.
2 Guidelines
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I like what they are doing and I see it does a lot of good and opens a lot of doors for uk mma officials etc but I do like the American version a lot better and if they drop Rogan from the shows shown in UK I might just stick with Cage warriors and only watch UFC fights I care about. But all in all a decent show


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I start with a fresh Backtrack 4 R2 VM install and use fasttrack to update itself (menu 1, sub-menu 1). When I use Option 4 Microsoft SQL Tools, Option 3 SQLPwnage, nothing happens (I stay on the menu). Options 1 and 2 work ok. Fasttrack menu says its at 4.0.1. Any ideas? Before the update SQLPwnge complains about missing components.
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Orchestra presents free family concert tonight, Hollywood tunes Saturday
August 10, 2012
If you think orchestral music is not for you, think again. This weekend, the Breckenridge Music Festival presents two concerts with broad appeal, and tonight's concert is free.
At 6 this evening, join Chris Willard, artistic director of the Backstage Theatre, as he narrates the musical tale of "The Remarkable Farkle McBride" by New York Times best-selling author John Lithgow, accompanied by the BMF orchestra.
Young Farkle McBride is a musical prodigy who learns to play an instrument from each of the four instrumental families that compose a symphony orchestra. Farkle eventually gives them all up in fits of frustration before he discovers his passion for conducting.
Narrator Willard is an animated and engaging performer, the recipient of several Denver Post Ovation awards, most recently for his role as Bilbo Baggins in the Backstage Children's Theatre production of "The Hobbit." In 2007 he received a Marlowe Award as Best Director for his production of "My Fair Lady" at Town Hall Arts Center in Littleton, among many other awards and nominations.
Tonight's program, designed specifically for families, also includes music from "Harry Potter" and a performance by Schmitt Music piano competition winner Xenia Mathys.
Mathys is a ninth grader in the International Baccalaureate program at Fairview High School in Boulder. She started playing piano at age four and has performed at the Boulder Bach Festival annually for the past seven years. Mathys, who speaks Russian, French, German and Swiss-German, will perform Saint-Saens' Piano Concerto No. 2 in G minor.
The free family concert is sponsored by Mary Jane and Hans Wurster, LIFT106 and El Pomar Foundation. The children's book, "The Remarkable Farkle McBride," will be available for purchase at the concert.
On Saturday, the Breckenridge Music Festival presents a concert in its Music of Hollywood series, this time featuring selections from the movies "Harry Potter," "Star Wars," "The Sea Hawk," "Psycho" and more, conducted by Nathan Fifield.
Among the pieces to be presented are compositions by John Williams. Born in New York in 1932, American composer John Williams is the winner of five Academy Awards, 17 Grammys, three Golden Globes and two Emmys. Apart from his film scores and ceremonial music, he is also a noted composer of concert works.
Perhaps no film series will ever surpass the achievement of Williams' six "Star Wars" space operas, which debuted in 1977. The "Harry Potter Suite" was derived by Williams from his soundtrack for the film "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone."
Guest conductor Nathan Fifield is lauded for his "forceful and expressive" musicality, his "technical clarity," and "an energy and enthusiasm that is contagious." He regularly conducts the Tulsa Symphony Orchestra on their pops/family concert series in addition to working with numerous other symphonies.
Tickets to Saturday's concert are $25-$35/adults, $10/students and $7/juniors. Call the box office at (970) 547-3100 or visit http://www.breckenridgeriverwalkcenter.com. Both concerts take place at the Riverwalk Center, 150 W. Adams, Breckenridge. Info: http://www.breckenridgemusicfestival.com


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Look inside your walls for extra space
In almost every room of your house, you can find tons of storage space hidden between the two sheets of drywall. Simple stud-space cabinets like the two we show here are great for capturing some of this wasted space. We'll show you how to build them.
Build a basic box with a face frame, or build two and add glass doors
The basic shelf project is simple to build using common carpentry tools and a drill. We used a pocket hole jig, but this is optional. You can get excellent results by simply nailing the parts together. Even if you've never built a cabinet, you'll be able to finish the basic shelf project in a weekend.
The glass door cabinet is a bit more challenging and requires a few more tools. You'll need a table saw and a miter saw to make the precise cuts required. You'll also need a pocket hole kit to assemble the doors and a router with a 3/8-in. rabbeting bit to cut the recess for the glass. If you use concealed hinges like we did, you'll need a 35-mm Forstner bit to drill the hinge recess holes.
Basic built-in shelves
Cut the hole first
Before you buy materials, choose the location for your built-in cabinet and cut the hole. Then you can adjust the dimensions if your wall studs aren't exactly 14-1/2 in. apart. Remember, your walls are full of pipes, wires and ducts, so you need to do a little detective work to find a good spot. The plumbing wall of a bathroom is probably a bad choice. Look for heat and cold air registers that could indicate ducting, and outlets or switches that mean there's wiring in the stud space.
When you find a spot you like, use a stud finder to make sure the studs are at least 14-1/2 in. apart. Then cut a small access hole to inspect the stud space (Photo 1). If there are obstructions, at least you'll only have a small patch to make. If the area is clear, cut the hole (Photo 2). Now measure the distance between studs and subtract 1/2 in. to determine the width of the cabinet. Measure from the surface of the wall covering—drywall or plaster—to the back of the opening and subtract 1/4 in. to determine the depth of your cabinet. If you have 2x4 walls with 1/2-in. drywall, you can build the cabinet box using standard 1x4 boards.
Video: How to Cut a Rabbet Joint with a Table Saw
Build the box
Cut the sides, top and bottom from 1x4 boards, or from whatever width boards you need. Then drill 1/4-in. holes for the shelf supports (Photo 3). Build a simple template from a strip of pegboard screwed to a strip of wood. Locate the center of a row of holes 3/4 in. from the edge of the wood strip. We chose to drill holes every 2 in.
Choose the spacing you prefer, and mark the holes accordingly so you don't get mixed up while you're drilling. Secure a stop collar to a 1/4-in. drill bit so that the shelf support holes are 3/8 in. deep. Set the two sides next to each other, lining up the ends, and draw a square line across the faces, 4-3/4 in. from the bottoms. Make an "X" to indicate the bottom of the sides so you don't get them reversed when you assemble the box. Then align the center of a pegboard hole with the line and clamp the jig before you drill the holes (Photo 3).
After you've drilled holes in both sides, assemble the box (Photo 4). Cut the plywood back to fit and nail it to the back of the box. Nail one side, then measure diagonally, or use a framing square to make sure the cabinet is square before you nail the remaining ends and side.
Cut the face frame parts, and assemble them with pocket screws (Photos 5 and 6). We built the face frame so that it overlaps the inside edge of the cabinet by 1/8 in. on all sides. Drill pocket holes in the cabinet sides and attach the face frame with pocket screws (Photo 7). If you don't own a pocket hole kit, simply nail the face frame parts to the cabinet with finish nails and fill the holes before you paint.
Cut the shelves to length after you've assembled the cabinet. Measure the distance between the sides and subtract 1/8 in. to determine the shelf length.
Mount the cabinet
Slide the cabinet into the opening and use a level to make sure it's level and plumb (Photo 8). Drive screws through the cabinet sides, or simply drive nails through the face frame to secure the cabinet.
Add glass doors to your built-in shelves
Glass door cabinet
The doors on this cabinet are inset into the face frame and require a precise fit, making this project more challenging than the basic cabinet. You should have some woodworking experience to tackle this project. But because the doors are assembled with simple pocket screw joints and the hinges are fully adjustable, you don't have to be a cabinetmaker. You just have to measure and cut accurately.
Including the glass shelves and frosted glass inserts, hinges and other hardware, and the paintable boards, this project cost us about $300. If you keep at it, you'll be able to complete the cabinet in a weekend. Then you can spend weeknights painting it and install it the next weekend.
This cabinet spans one wall stud to fill two stud spaces. To allow this, we joined two basic cabinets with a mull that's 2 in. wide by 1/2 in. thick. You have to remove the strip of drywall covering the center stud for this cabinet to fit.
Start with the basics
Follow the instructions for the basic shelf unit for cutting the holes in the drywall and building the two cabinet boxes. Then join the two boxes by gluing the 1/2-in.- thick mull between them (Photo 9). Screw scraps of boards to the top and bottom of the cabinets to hold them steady. Remove these temporary supports after the face frame is installed.
Add the face frame
Unlike the basic cabinet above, the face frame for this cabinet must fit flush to the cabinet sides to accommodate the concealed hinges we're using. To make sure the face frame fits perfectly, cut the top and bottom rails to fit exactly between the sides of the cabinet. Align them with the inside edge of the box and clamp them temporarily. Then measure and cut the face frame stiles to fit (Photo 2). Now you can remove the face frame parts, drill pocket holes and join them with pocket hole screws. Keep the inside pocket holes at least 1/2 in. from the edge to avoid hitting them with the rabbeting bit when you rout the recess for the glass.
Build the doors
Inset doors are difficult because they have to be exactly the right size and perfectly flat. The trick to flat doors is to build them with straight and flat boards. Sight down the boards when you choose them at the lumberyard or home center to make sure they're flat and straight. Also, find lumber with straight grain if possible. The fewer knots and curvy grain patterns in the wood, the better it will be for doors.
The Materials List in Additional Information (below) lists 1x6s. Cut 2-in.-wide strips from these on a table saw for the door parts. We cut our boards 1/16 in. oversize, stacked them alongside each other and ran them through our portable planer to remove the saw marks. If you don't have a planer or jointer to dress the edges of the boards, just make sure to use a sharp saw blade when you rip the parts, and then sand off any saw marks after you assemble the doors.
Use the face frame as a guide for building the doors. First cut four door stiles 1/4 in. shorter than the inside dimension of the face frame. Stack them tightly together inside the face frame and measure the remaining width (Photo 3). Subtract 3/8 in. from this measurement and divide by two to determine the length of the four door rails. Cut the door rails. Then test-fit all the parts, using 1/8-in. spacer shims between the doors and the cabinet and between the pair of doors (Photo 4). Adjust the lengths if needed. Finally, join the rails and stiles with pocket screws.
The next step is to rout the recess for the glass. Mount a 3/8-in. rabbeting bit in your router and adjust the router to cut a rabbet about 3/16 in. deep. Rout the inside perimeter of each door, moving the router clockwise (Photo 13). Adjust the router to increase the cutting depth an additional 1/16 in. and make the final pass. Finish the rabbet by squaring off the corners with a sharp chisel.
Mount the doors
We used Blum 110-degree clip top hinges on the doors. These hinges provide three-way adjustments and have a built-in soft-close mechanism. You can save a few dollars by substituting a standard concealed hinge without the soft-close feature. This type of hinge requires a 35-mm recess in the door to accept the hinge, and a mounting plate on the cabinet.
Start by making three marks on the hinge side of each door to indicate the centers of the hinges. Mark the center of the door and 3-1/2 in. from the top and bottom. Then measure in 13/16 in. from the edge to mark the center of the 35-mm hinge bore. Use an awl or sharp nail to make a starting hole for the 35-mm Forstner bit. Before you drill the hinge recess holes, hold the door alongside the cabinet, center it so there's a 1/8-in. gap at each end, and transfer the hinge marks to the cabinet sides (Photo 6).
Next attach the hinge mounting plates to the cabinet (Photo 7). Draw a line 2-7/16 in. from the face of the cabinet to locate the hinge plate screws. Drill 35-mm x 1/2-in.-deep recesses in the doors with the Forstner bit at each hinge location (Photo 8). Practice on a scrap of wood first to gauge how deep to drill. Mount the hinges (Photo 9).
Test-fit the doors by clipping the hinges to the plates. You should be able to adjust the hinges until the doors fit perfectly. If not, you may have to plane or sand the door edges a bit. When you're happy with the fit, remove the hinges and plates so that you can paint the cabinet and doors before you install the glass panels and shelves.
Install the glass and mount the cabinets
Photo 11: Install the cabinet and shelves
Set the cabinet in the wall and level it. Then attach it with screws driven into the shelf support holes. Finish the project by clipping the doors to the hinge plates and installing the glass shelves. Use the hinge adjusting screws to adjust the doors until the space between them and the cabinet is even.
When the paint or other finish is completely dry, you can install the glass. Set the glass into the recess and apply a neat bead of clear silicone around the perimeter to hold it in place (Photo 10). Make sure to cut the tip of the caulk tube carefully to leave an opening about the size of a 6d finish nail. Let the caulk cure before you reinstall the doors. If you need to replace the glass, just slice the silicone bead with a utility knife.
Mount the cabinet in the wall (Photo 11). Then install the doors by clipping on the hinges. Finish by adjusting the hinges until the spaces between the doors and the cabinets are equal. Then install the glass shelves. We used nickel "spoon"-type shelf supports. To keep the shelves from slipping, we stuck clear polyurethane door bumpers to the top of each shelf support.
Additional Information
- Figure A: Basic Built-In Cabinet
- Materials List: Basic Built-in
- Cutting List: Basic Built-in
- Figure B: Glass-Door Cabinet
- Materials List: Glass-Door Cabinet
- Cutting List: Glass-Door Cabinet


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Missing From Plane at JFK: $1.2M in $100 Bills
(NEWSER) – If anyone is flashing an endless wad of $100 bills in New York City in the next few days, the FBI would like a word. Somebody stole 12 bundles of the bills for a total of $1.2 million from the cargo of a Swiss International Air Lines jet that landed at JFK yesterday afternoon, reports ABC News. The money was being transferred by an unnamed US bank from Switzerland to the US, and it was heading to the Federal Reserve in New York first. (That's a routine practice when such large sums are involved, reports CNN, so old bills can be exchanged for new ones.)


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Marc Steele, 62
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Cuyama - April 25th, 2014
A convicted felon from the Cuyama area is in the Santa Barbara County Jail after he was found to be in possession of several firearms. Santa Barbara County Sheriff's deputies from the Cuyama sub-station responded to a home in the Ventucopa area at approximately 4 a.m. on April 22, after a woman called 9-1-1 from the residence to say she was being threatened by a male subject with a shotgun.
When Sheriff's deputies arrived, the alleged female victim was not at the residence, but the homeowner, 62-year-old Marc Steele was home alone. Steele, who is a convicted felon and known to law enforcement, told Sheriff's deputies that he had gotten into a disagreement with a female escort and her male chaperone over payment. He denied threatening the escort but admitted to having a shotgun in his garage. Sheriff's deputies confiscated the shotgun and arrested Steele for being a felon in possession of a firearm. He was transported to the Santa Barbara County Jail and booked.
At approximately 2:00 p.m. that same day, Sheriff's deputies served a search warrant at Steele's residence and discovered an additional shotgun and three rifles. They also seized about 500 rounds of ammunition and a small amount of suspected methamphetamine. Steele is being held on $80,000 dollars bail.
Sheriff's deputies are attempting to locate and interview the female escort and her male chaperone that are reportedly from the Bakersfield area. If you have any information regarding this case, you are asked to call the Cuyama sub-station at 661-766-2310.
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Brees threw two touchdown passes, extending his NFL record streak to 51 games, and Patrick Robinson returned an interception 99 yards for a score to lead the Saints to a 28-13 win over the reeling Eagles on Monday night.
New Orleans (3-5), which bounced back from a dismal 34-14 loss at Denver, also got a 22-yard touchdown run from Chris Ivory.
The Eagles (3-5) lost their fourth straight, which is sure to keep the heat on Vick and embattled coach Andy Reid. Vick threw a 77-yard touchdown pass to DeSean Jackson in the third quarter, but that was about the only highlight for the visiting team, which saw Vick sacked seven times.
Not that they didn't have their chances. The Eagles had first-and-goal four times and managed only two field goals by Alex Henery. In fact, they were outscored in those situations, with Robinson going the other way for a touchdown just when it looked like Philadelphia was on the verge of scoring.
Rubbing salt in the wound, Philadelphia squandered a chance to get back in the game with a brilliant trick play on a kickoff return. Riley Cooper lay flat in the end zone, unseen by the Saints, then popped up to take a cross-field lateral from Brandon Boykin.
Cooper streaked down the sideline for an apparent touchdown. Only one problem Boykin's lateral was actually a forward pass by about a yard, ruining the play with a penalty. Cooper stood with his hands on his hips, in disbelief, as the officials brought it back.
Philadelphia finished with 447 yards the eighth straight team to put up more than 400 yards on the Saints. That was already the longest streak of 400-yard games given up by a defense since at least 1950.


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Scanrand works ok (for me at least) on BT2 install.
When you use scanrand you can also open and run an instance of tcpdump to see the output in a different way than scanrand returns.
Try something like
# scanrand -c -b1M -t 3000 192.168.0-63.1-254:80
-c check spoofing of icmp -b1M send packets at 1Meg -t 3000 time for scanrand to wait for any response before exiting.
When setting up targets you need to use ranges and commas and not CIDR Network mask. Normally it would look like 192.168.0.0/18 and of course we are looking at port 80. Of course the following is the same in tcpdump.
# tcpdump -s 1500 -i eth0 -w scanrand.tcpdump net 192.168.0.0/18
I hope that provided some help to someone
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Reviewed By Jack P (Morganville, NJ) Reviewed for a 2006 Chrysler 300 —4/14/2015 8:23 PM
This is the 2nd set of ebc yellowstuff pads i had on this car. They stop very well and do not fade under hard extended braking. These work well for light to medium autocross applications.


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Google pays us 68% of the Adsense monies that advertisers pay them for content ads, 51% for search
Google Adsense just decided to be more transparent with how much of the cut they pay us publishers who run Adsense ads on our sites.
"This means we pay 68% of the revenue that we collect from advertisers for AdSense for content ads that appear on your sites," the Google team writes on the Inside Adsense blog.
Actually 68% is better than I thought they paid. It could've been as low as 50%. (At least God gives us a much better deal -- paying us well beyond the 90% left over after tithes.)
I digress. What about the smart-priced publishers? Are they getting the 68% deal, too?
I see someone else asked the same question in the comments beneath the post.
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firstly sry for my bad english!
Ok i have the following problem,
I have a "Fritz Wlan" Stick.
If i start BT5 with VmwarePlayer and go "Virtual Machine" -> "Removable Devices" -> I see my Wlan Stick.
If I open The Terminal and type in "airmon-ng" i only see "Interface Chipset Driver" but under it therre is nothing, how i get my wlan stick into there?
I have made a screen and i hop eu could understoud what i have for a problem.
Hope for fast answers and nice wishes from germany forum back track.JPGforum back track.JPG
I hope u can see the picture...