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1. Jordan Gross / Utah
"For all the disappointments experienced by the Utah Utes the
past two seasons, which resulted in the recent dismissal of head coach
Ron McBride, the one steady positive constant was offensive lineman
Jordan Gross, one of the highest rated tackles available next
April." Tony Pauline-TFY Draft Preview
Ht: 6-4.5 Wt: 306 40: 5.19 Year: 4Sr Number: 69
Scouting Report:
The Good: Big, powerful run blocking tackle productive three years running. Sets with a wide base, bends his knees and quick off the mark into his blocks or when setting in pass protection. Immediately gets his hands into the opponent, works them hard, displaying jolt and punch extending his arms. Can shuffle/slide, stays square and keeps opponents in front of him. Nasty and looks for someone to hit but at the same time cognizant, alert and plays under control.
The Bad: A little tentative and back on his heels at times, which causes him to be off balance. Ducks his head, making the situation worse. Not nimble or agile, lacks body adjustment and has difficulty with undersized, explosive opponents.
The Skinny: Do not feel he has a great amount of upside but rather a "get what you see" type prospect that will be a competent starter at the next level. Good performances at the Senior Bowl against top competition are crucial, as he'll have national attention.
Projected order in draft: Middle 1st round.
2. Kwame Harris / Stanford
|"Not since All Pro Bob Whitfield have the Stanford Cardinal
offered a talented, athletic tackle that can play on either side of the
line. That could change and change very soon with junior Kwame
Harris." Tony Pauline-TFY Draft Preview
Ht: 6-6 Wt: 305 40: 5.12 Year: 3Jr Number: 77
Scouting Report:
The Good: Big, athletic tackle still learning the position. Fluid, agile and displays excellent blocking range. Can shuffle and slide in pass protection, effective in space or out to the second level. Stays square, keeps defenders in front of him and fights with his hands. Anchors at the point in pass protection or gets movement form his run blocks. Breaks down well, bends his knees and generally blocks with leverage.
The Bad: Not quick off the snap into his blocks, late reacting mentally and could be a little more physical. Must learn to use blocking angles better.
The Skinny: A lot of physical tools to work with and fundamentally sound but needs more reps and time to learn the position. A very high pick in the near future the best Cardinal lineman since Bob Whitfield.
Projected order in draft: Middle 1st round.
3. Eric Steinbach / Iowa
|"The Iowa Hawkeye program is on the rise after their appearance in the Rose Bowl. One of the main reasons for their improved play was the offensive line. Like the team, offensive lineman Eric Steinbach made his way up draft charts as the senior finally put together a dominating and healthy senior season. " - Tony Pauline-TFY Draft Preview
Ht: 6-6 Wt: 280 40: 4.92 Year: 5Sr Number: 56
Scouting Report:
The Good: Athletic lineman that began his college career as a tight end. Quick off the snap of the ball exploding into his blocks, plays with leverage, balance and also approaches the game with a good degree of intelligence. Works hard and plays smart.
The Bad: Not big, bulky or powerful. Has a long history of injury problems which severely reduced his playing time the past three seasons.
The Skinny: Finally putting it together as a senior and staying on the field but prior injuries and lack of playing time in the past will throw up a few red flags.
Projected order in draft: Middle 1st round.
4. Brett Williams /
|"Florida State has put a lot of talent into the NFL at several positions on the football field, and though many Seminole linemen from the offensive side of the ball now play on Sunday's, those numbers pale in comparison to the quality of players from different positions the program has offered. That could quickly change in a few months, starting with Brett Williams." Tony Pauline-TFY Draft Preview
Ht: 6-5 Wt: 315 40: 5.23 Year: 5Sr Number: 72
Scouting Report:
The Good: Tough, intelligent prospect that could immediately start at the next level in a number of positions on the line. Quick off the snap into his blocks and works to take out several defenders during any single play. Starts with knee bend, stays square and displays good jolt and arm punch, fighting hard with his hands throughout the action. Keeps defenders in front and turns them out blocking for the run while not giving up an inch in pass protection. Patient, uses angles correctly as well as body positioning and for the most part, a high percentage blocker. Terrific feel and intellect for the position.
The Bad: Not a natural knee bender, does not adjust well and has difficulty with nimble, athletic opponents.
The Skinny: Firmly believe he will be a top 40 selection next April and more importantly, start as a rookie in the NFL. Just not sure it will be at left tackle.
Projected order in draft: Early 2nd round.
5. George Foster / Georgia
|"If there were one wild card in the tackle position next
April it would be
Ht: 6-5 Wt: 322 40: 5.25 Year: 5Sr Number: 71
Scouting Report:
The Good: Top flight athlete still learning to become an offensive lineman. Quick off the snap of the ball, blocks with solid techniques and effectively adjusts at the line or out on the second level. Keeps his feet active throughout the play, works to stay square, displaying the ability to shuffle and slide off the edge. Good jolt and punch with his arms which he uses to ride oncoming rushers out of their attack angles. Gets out front and takes opposing linebackers out of the play. Stays with the action and relatively strong. Not overly aware of his assignments or quick in his head.
The Bad: A little tentative in most aspects of his game. Has a history of injuries which set back his development.
The Skinny: Improving the more playing time he receives and has the potential to be a weak-side blocker at the next level. Should eventually flourish at tackle if he can stay healthy.
Projected order in draft: Middle 2nd round.
6. Tony Pashos / Illinois
|"Ever since donning the jersey for the Illinois Fighting Illini, Tony Pashos has been one of the programs most consistent lineman of all time and will come close to the 50-start barrier, a tough one for collegians. He projects as a 2nd rounder in the 2003 NFL Draft." Tony Pauline-TFY Draft Preview
Ht: 6-5 Wt: 305 40: 5.23
Year: 5Sr Number: 79
Scouting Report:
The Good: Tough, hard working tackle productive three years running. Bends his knees, works to stay low and for the most part, blocks with solid fundamentals. Adequate footwork with the ability to slide off the edge, stays square and keeps defenders in front of him. Terrific arm punch and jolts opponents at the point. Quick with his hands and very strong; easily knocks defenders from their angle of attack or turns them off the line blocking for the run. Effectively uses blocking angles and body positioning to wall opponents out of the play.
The Bad: Lacks balance and has difficulty with athletic, nimble opponents, especially when he must sustain his blocks for any length of time.
The Skinny: As good if not better then his heralded teammate Marques Sullivan during the 2000 season. The bottom line, a solid not spectacular prospect that could eventually start at the next level.
Projected order in draft: Early 3rd round.
7. Steve Sciullo / Marshall
|"For the most part the Thundering Herd of
Ht: 6-5.5 Wt: 320 40: 5.43 Year: 5Sr Number: 75
Scouting Report:
The Good: Strong, powerful lineman best in confined quarters. Big, thick build, stays square keeping defenders in front of him and controls opponents at the point of attack, fighting with his hands. Plays with forward lean, anchors in pass protection and shows ability to shuffle and slide off the edge.
The Bad: Not a natural knee bender nor a nifty lineman, gets rather tall and does more arm wrestling then leverage blocking.
The Skinny: Solid lineman but we do not project him to the blind side at the next level nor do we see him as a first day choice.
Projected order in draft: Middle 3rd round.
8. Todd Williams / Florida St
|With all the talent in the
Ht: 6-4 Wt: 325 40: 5.32 Year: 5Sr Number: 79
Scouting Report:
The Good: Big, powerful lineman that could be a hidden gem next April. Blocks with solid technique, plays with leverage and dominates opponents anywhere on the field. Quick with his hands, jolts opponents punching his arms, easily riding defenders out of their angle of attack or controlling them at the point of attack once engaged in a block. Adequate footwork and blocking range for a big man. Rarely off his feet. Used at both guard and right tackle.
The Bad:Easily tires, not light on his feet and though he displays some range, in the end better off in confined quarters.
The Skinny: Reminds us of Charron Dorsey, though Williams gives a lot more effort and is better conditioned.
Projected order in draft: Late 3rd round.
8. Jeremy Bridges / Southern Miss
|"The Eagles of
Ht: 6-4 Wt: 300 40: 5.25 Year: 5Sr Number: 73
Scouting Report:
The Good: Hard working, explosive lineman that also projects to guard at the next level. Quick off the snap into his run blocks or setting up in pass protection, immediately gets his hands into opponents and works throughout the play. Keeps his feet moving and displays adequate blocking range sliding out to protect the edge. Stays with the action, attacks his blocks and plays with sound fundamentals.
The Bad: A bit stiff, lacks the dominant base and rarely getting movement from his run blocks.
The Skinny: Decent developmental type prospect that could add depth to a roster.
Projected order in draft: Early 4th round.
9. Jon Stinchcomb / Georgia
"Just like his brother Matt, Jon Stinchcomb is a highly
intelligent offensive lineman with a great feel for the game and
position. And just like his brother Matt, Jon Stinchcomb is a terrific
technician that uses great fundamentals to get the job done.
Unfortunately like his brother Matt, Jon Stinchcomb is also susceptible
to injury." Tony Pauline-TFY Draft Preview
Ht: 6-4 Wt: 270
40: 5.13 Year: 5Sr Number: 78 10. Will Ofenheusle / Tennessee 11. Ben Johnson / Wisconsin Ht: 6-6 Wt: 320 40: 5.38
Year: 4Sr Number: 72
Scouting Report:
The Good: Tough as nails lineman beset by injuries in the past. Blocks with solid fundamentals; stays square, keeps defenders in front of him and can shuffle/slide his feet off the edge. Blocks down well on opponents and plays with a nasty attitude, always working to finish off opponents. Effectively uses blocking angles and body positioning.
The Bad: Works to stay low but not a natural knee bender and lacks body adjustment. Not explosive off the snap and only a marginal athlete.
The Skinny: Having a fine senior campaign but prior injury problems and a lack of top upside potential is a concern.
Projected order in draft: Early 4th round.
"A workmanlike and powerful blocker is the best way to
describe Will Ofenheusle, an intelligent lineman that paves the way for
Volunteer ball carriers." Tony Pauline-TFY Draft Preview
Ht: 6-6 Wt: 320 40: 5.41 Year: 5Sr Number: 73
Scouting Report:
The Good: Big, powerful blocking tackle that plays with a large degree of intelligence. Effectively uses body positioning, blocking angles and dominates opponents run blocking, driving them off the line of scrimmage. Works his hands, stays with his blocks and controls defenders once engaged at the point of attack. Stays square, keeps opponents in front of him and displays some ability to shuffle and slide his feet. Buries defenders, effectively blocking down on the opponent.
The Bad: Not a natural knee bender, a little stiff and lacks blocking range. Not effective on the second level.
The Skinny: Right tackle or possibly a guard at the next and should hear his name called late in the first day.
Projected order in draft: Middle 4th round.
Scouting Report:
The Good: Tough, slug-it-out blocker best for the right side of the line. Quick off the snap, squares into defenders and easily controls opponents once engaged at the point of attack. Plays with forward lean, sets with a wide base and fights with his hands, displaying jolt and arm punch into defenders. Powerful and gets movement from his run blocks, also anchoring in pass protection, not giving up any ground once engaged in a block. Nasty and works to destroy opponents.
The Bad: Lacks balance, adjustment and looks a bit stiff. Has great difficulty with nimble opponents to the point where speed rushers run circles around him on the blind side.
The Skinny: A mauler that should fit in as a run blocking right tackle and start early into his career if he focuses on the task at hand.
Projected order in draft: Late 4th round.
To view an entire list of tackles available for the 2003 NFL Draft, "click here."
10. Will Ofenheusle / Tennessee
11. Ben Johnson / Wisconsin
Ht: 6-6 Wt: 320 40: 5.38
Year: 4Sr Number: 72


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This was very helpful. The most challenging thing about finding information about Python decorators, when I encountered them, was that searching for "python @" didn't bring up anything useful.
I went on my first real wordpress odyssey last week[skip the tiresome narrative]. I encountered a number of sites that helped me on my way. Now I plan to "give something back" in the form of documenting the steps and missteps I took in the hopes that, should someone else find themselves in a similar situation, they can use this post as a resource to find their way home.
A number of tools of modern web development (and software development in general) attempt to provide a clean and simple(r) interface to rather complicated processes. WordPress is one such tool. The idea is to abstract away the various elements of site development and allow the WordPress user to focus on content. The obvious advantage of all such tools is the inclusion of non-expert site developers among the potential software users. This expands the base of people that can communicate their ideas in modern networked forums.
The downside is, when something goes wrong, it can often be at a "level" that the site maintainer may not be expert in, and may not even be aware of.
I am a novice user of WordPress. My level of expertise was such that I could install updates–a process which with my provider must be done manually. I had version 2.7.1 installed when I saw that an update was available. Knowing that updates are generally responses to super-heinous security vulnerabilities, I attempted to upgrade using my trusty notes on the process.
Upon completing the upgrade, I looked at the "new" site and saw this. A totally blank page. Being the computer genius that I am (and following my wisely conservative notes), I had the old version on hand, so I rolled it back in and went googling for information. I saw a couple of other people had encountered this problem, but all of their situations seemed, at a glance far more complicated than mine. I didn't see any simple solutions provided so I decided to wait awhile in the hopes that somebody would notice and fix the problem in the next WordPress release–I adopt this type of tactic frequently, with mixed results.
A couple weeks passed (I'm the opposite of a prolific blogger) and another version of WordPress was released. I tried again to upgrade and I got the same results–blank screen. This time, I was determined put in some time and fix whatever it was that was broke. Thus began my adventure . . .
I make numerous indirect references to my install instructions.
Part of the setup at my provider is a personal "public" folder that is the document root for the entire site. My WordPress installation is a sub-directory of public (
/home/public/wordpress). As a step in my (and any) upgradeThe first thing I did, to be extra super safe is to create a tar file of my old wordpress installation,
wordpress.20100216.tar. No matter what, I'd have a working version [foreshadowing]. Now I could operate in my typical manner, with reckless abandon.
I had three wordpress installations–three subdirectories of
wordpress-old, the working original copy;
wordpress-blank, the latest wordpress install, but with my
wp-config.php and wp-config directories copied over; and
wordpress which was
latest.tar.gz unzipped and extracted with a generic
My first reference was Velvet Blues, who have, apparently, suffered all kinds of blank page woes. Another site, High Tech Dad, was the first place I saw the term White Screen of Death (WSOD). Searching for WSOD brought a bunch of additional stuff. If you're suffering WSOD, you're solution is out there . . . unless you have the problem I was having*.
I was able to rule out all of the content, plugin, theme problems. I copied the
wp-content directory over and built a new
wp-config.php (via the web interface) which resulted in a functioning wordpress install–without my content. When I copied
wp-config.php over, WSOD.
So I followed #5 from the Velvet Blues article, excerpted from another excellent WSOD article by a McNulty–which is awesome, I'm a huge Wire fan. He suggested that white space in the
wp-config.php file could be the culprit. When I crack it open in vi, my config file looks like this:
My provider hosts with FreeBSD. I transfer the files from a windows machine and, there or in the original, the control-M (carriage return) is tacked on the end of each line. FreeBSD doesn't use carriage returns, but the control character is still on there. Of course, this hadn't been a problem for my old wordpress installation, but maybe the latest release is finicky? In any case, I figure I'll try to strip them out. While I'm at it, I decide to strip them out of the entire distribution. After popping over here to refresh my memory on entering control characters, I do the following:
find . | xargs perl -pi -e "s:^V^M::g"
Still got WSOD. Oh, and I accidentally ran in in public, instead of public/wordpress, so I stripped all the control characters (^M) out of every file under the document root. Careless move, but no big deal, they're not used in unix [more foreshadowing].
I should have made note of this when it happened, the details are fuzzy a week later--maybe I'm trying to blank it out. Somehow in all of the moving things around I deleted
wordpress-old (or maybe just wp-contents in there). Anyhow, I'd lost my original installation. Luckily, I had my tar file . . . without the ^M's that are apparently used in non-text files, even in FreeBSD.
Without ever solving my first problem, I was now facing a second--how to connect a totally new wordpress instance with my still existing database backend.
At first, this looked trivial. According to the codex, I just needed to point a clean copy of wordpress at the existing DB. So I extracted a fresh copy of the latest distribution and attempted to point it at the existing database. It wouldn't let me continue, giving the following error:
"Already installed! To reinstall please clear your old database tables first."
So then I tried giving it a "fake" table prefix so that it would complete installation, and then go end and change the table prefix by hand to match my existing DB . . . WSOD. It was getting late and I was resigned to the fact that I wasn't going to get my upgrade/recovery done before my cognitive skills degraded to the point that I would further endanger my chances of ever succeeding.
Upon waking up the next morning, I had a pretty good feeling that I could fix my site. I figured the damage must be inside my database itself, so I would just copy the tables one-by-one until I got the WSOD. Then, knowing the culprit, I would repeat the procedure but leave out the corrupted table, which I would copy over from a new installation.
So I unzipped a new copy of the latest distribution. This time, upon creating the
wp-config.php--again, from the web interface--I provided another, totally new, prefix. During the course of my searches on prefixes, I discovered that I probably should have a non-standard prefix anyway. Apologies to the original source--I couldn't find it again. I picked up and installed the phpMyAdmin plugin. It showed my original wp_ prefixed tables as well as a set of tables for each of my two other installs.
One-by-one I dropped the tables from the new installation and copied the wp_ tables to the new installation prefix. It turns out, something in the options table was causing the problem. I copied all the other tables over, and voila, a functioning website.
To be honest, there was one additional hurdle to do with the salts in the options table (or keys, as they're labelled in
wp-config.php). They need to match, and . . . something else is required as well. In any case, I've forgotten exactly what the problem was--I solved it by dropping the options and user tables and creating a new wp-config.php (all together) "via the web interface".
* My problem may have been on the list. I may have had to figure it out the hard way.
So it's time for you to upgrade WordPress. Maybe you keep hearing about how dangerous it is to leave old versions of WordPress lying about. Maybe it's been awhile since you've posted anything anyway and you figured, "meh, have at it, hackers." Maybe you're returning to the installation not entirely sure that it's even being hosted anymore. Maybe that's just me.
I haven't upgraded since the original install, I've misplaced or forgotten all passwords related to my host, installation, database, etc., and I've no recollection of how I did the original install in the first place. I intended to write a post on installing wordpress the first time I did it, but I found a couple existing posts that were pretty good, so I skipped it. Luckily, the internetz memory is better than mine, so I was able to dig these back up.
In any case, I'm going to document this 1. for my own purposes, since WordPress comes out with new versions with alarming frequency 2. so that I have something to post to my updated wordpress blog.
Here's what I did:
Find my passwords: they were in a log book among a number of log books in a box that I hadn't opened since we moved. This doesn't help you, of course, unless you're seeking to physically steal my passwords and hijack my website–and I didn't tell you *which* logbook, did I!
Writing down relevant passwords in a logbook was a big organizational step forward for me. Typically, I rely on gmail archives and "forgot your password" links each time I return to a site after a long absence.
ssh email@example.com
find / 2>/dev/null | grep wordpress
This will recursively list every file in the filesystem and "pipe" the results through a program than searches for the name "wordpress." The results should all be within your document root. the "2>/dev/null" part will direct all error messages into a blackhole–sort of a trashcan for output.
cd /home/public_html
wget http://wordpress.org/latest.tar.gz
This will get a file from a URL and put it in the local directory. The file name is "latest.tar.gz" which indicates a a compressed (gzipped) tape archive file (tar). Tar files are a legacy from an ancient time when archives were stored on reel-to-reel tape. Although the tapes are gone, the name remains and "tar" files are single files that store a bunch of individual files and/or directories in a single entity.
mv wordpress wordpress-old
tar -zxfv latest.tar.gz
the -z indicates that the file be uncompressed with gzip, -x indicates that files should be extracted, -f means that the file will be name in the next argument, and -v means that you will see the names of the individual files and directories as they are extracted from the archive.
cd wordpress
rm wp-config-sample.php rm -rf wp-content
Now copy your existing websites wp-config.php, .htaccess and wp-content directory to the new wordpress directory:
cp /home/public_html/wordpress-old/wp-config.php . cp /home/public_html/wordpress-old/.htaccess . cp -rf /home/public_html/wordpress-old/wp-content .
If your original wordpress directory isn't called "wordpress," (let's say it's called "blog") then replace the wordpress-old in the above commands with blog. The -r will tell the copy to act recursively, descending into subdirectories while copying and the -f will tell it to force the removal without querying you.
rm -rf /home/public_html/wordpress-old or rm -rf /home/public_html/blog-old
and you're done. A more thorough version of these instructions from whence my material was derived can be found here: http://codex.wordpress.org/UNIX_Shell_Skills


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Joaquin Phoenix Might Be Lex Luthor
"Joaquin Phoenix, what are you going to do once that acid wears off?"
"Kill Superman!" – How this post happened
Now that the Internet's done making alternate Breaking Bad endings, it's time to forget Bryan Cranston being Lex Luthor and move on to.. Joaquin Phoenix? Eh, why not? He's got a young girlfriend. Kids love comics. Variety reports:
Though sources couldn't confirm what the role is, it's believed to be for the main antagonist, which is likely to be Lex Luthor. Names like Jason Momoa and Callan Mulvey have been linked to the film but even if those actors are cast, sources are saying that they wouldn't play the main villain, and that Warners has always wanted someone who would be a slam dunk in the role.
I'm actually okay with this because after Gene Hackman, Michael Rosenbaum and Kevin Spacey doing Gene Hackman (Easy, Duck Commander, easy…) we're long overdue for a mush-mouthed Lex Luthor who compulsively masturbates. It's 2013 for God's sake.
"Your demented plot is over, Luth- whoa, dude, what are you doing?"
"Silence, Superman! Silence. Little Lex needs silence… Seriously, this should just take a minute."
"Want me to wait outside?"
"Could you?"
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Qatar's emir, Sheikh Hamad Bin Khalifa Al-Thani, received a message Sunday, July 8, from Thailand's Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra on bilateral cooperation, the official QNA news agency reported Sunday.
The message was delivered by Thailand's Foreign Minister Surakiart Sathirathai, who was on a visit to Doha with a delegation of Thai businessmen.
The two sides reviewed the possibility of Thai businesses becoming involved in development projects in the Gulf emirate, which boasts the world's third largest gas reserves.
Sathirathai raised the possibility of more Thai laborers working in Qatar, where there are presently 1,200 Thai workers, QNA said. ― (AFP, Qatar)
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What engine size is in your f250?
Here is vacuum diagram:
Another expert who has been with Ford since 1974 let me know that since 1976 all vehicle made in US or for US have a catalyst system. IF yours is missing, then it was removed and therefore no longer a factory system.
Is your vehicle in the US?
If yours is US made, then the diagram I supplied is the correct diagram for a 1978 Ford F250 with 460 engine. From the factory it came with a converter and Egr system. If they are not on the vehicle, then they have been removed. There are no vacuum diagrams available for altered or tampered with systems.
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The Mill Lodge Hyndburn Bowling League Doubles Competition took place at Globe BC on Saturday – and despite the dreadful weather the competitors turned on the style.
Gary Stevenson and Steve Townley took on Michael Opie and Steve Anderton in the first semi final which saw Opie and Anderton coming out on top in a tight game 21-19.
In the second semi Martin Ryan and Dave Bond defeated Stuart Gall and Michael Beardmore.
In the final Opie and Anderton took the early exchanges and led 8-1 before Ryan and Bond fought back and tied the scores at 11-11.
But Opie and Anderton got the upper hand and took the trophy 21-12.
Results Quarter Finals
G Stevenson and S Townley v J Rigg and F Franks 21-14, C Crompton and B Horman v S Anderton and M Opie 17-21, A Whalley and J Cooper v M Beardmore and S Gall 16-21, M Ryan and D Bond v F Gouldsborough and C Whittaker 21-13 Semi Finals G Stevenson and S Townley v S Anderton and M Opie 19-21, M Beardmore and S Gall v M Ryan and D Bond 11-21 Final S Anderton and M Opie v M Ryan and D Bond 21-12 n The Blackburn Accrington and Darwen Federation team take on Preston on Sunday.
The home venue is Feniscowles and Pleasington Sports and recreation Club with the away venue Fulwood Conservative Club.
The start time at both venues is 2pm with a dozen local bowlers in each team.
n Entries are now being taken for the Great Harwood and District Bowling League's Arthur Ormerod Rose Bowl Doubles.
The competition will take place on Saturday, May 24, at Parker Street Bowling Club, Rishton.
Pairs are not restricted to members of same team, as long as each player is registered with a team in Great Harwood and District League.


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Betty Tip: Though pearled barley is a common form of barley, the bran has been removed, so it's not a whole grain. Hulled barley is whole grain, but may be harder to find—look for it in a food co-op or buy it online.
Prep Time 15 Minutes
Start To Finish 6 Hours 15 Minutes
6 Side-Dish Servings (3/4 cup each)
Whole Grain Serving 1
• 1 cup uncooked hulled or lightly pearled barley
• 1½ cups vegetable juice
• 1/2 teaspoon salt
• 1/4 teaspoon pepper
• 2 medium stalks celery, sliced (1 cup)
• 1 medium bell pepper, chopped (1 cup)
• 1 medium onion, chopped (1/2 cup)
• 1 can (14 oz) vegetable or chicken broth
• 4 medium green onions, sliced (1/4 cup)
• 1/4 cup pine nuts, toasted
1. In 3- to 4-quart slow cooker, mix all ingredients except green onions and nuts.
2. Cover; cook on Low heat setting 6 to 8 hours.
3. Stir in green onions and nuts.
1 Serving: Calories 190 (Calories from Fat 35), Total Fat 4g (Saturated Fat 0.5g, Trans Fat 0g), Cholesterol 0mg, Sodium 660mg, Total Carbohydrate 34g (Dietary Fiber 7g, Sugars 5g), Protein 5g
% Daily Value: Vitamin A 30%, Vitamin C 35%, Calcium 4%, Iron 8%
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text: Had a 2004 Cadillac take out my 20' cargo trailer Tuesday morning. Almost hit me head on. He missed the truck but caught the front of trailer which is wider then my truck. Peeled the side off and tore the front tire off the axle. Trailer is totaled. Part of the under frame is bent along with both axles. All lawn equipment was not damaged. Had mulch piled in front of trailer which caught the mower. Trailer was a wells cargo car hauler. Dealer says eight weeks to get replacement. He can, however, get a 20' vnose Lark trailer in six days. Has anyone had any problems with Lark trailers? Their price is $3000 less then the wells cargo. Thanks for your help.


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Infrastructure degradation in many post-industrial cities has increased the availability of potential mosquito habitats, including container habitats that support infestations of invasive disease-vectors. This study is unique in examining both immature and adult mosquito abundance across the fine-scale variability in socio-economic condition that occurs block-to-block in many cities. We hypothesized that abundant garbage associated with infrastructure degradation would support greater mosquito production but instead, found more mosquito larvae and host-seeking adults (86%) in parcels across the higher socio-economic, low-decay block.
More than 80% of the population of the United States lives in cities [
The emergence and re-emergence of mosquito-borne disease has increasingly been associated with urban landscapes, including West Nile virus (WNV), dengue virus, La Crosse virus (LACV), and chikungunya virus [
The Asian tiger mosquito,
Vegetation, abundance of water-filled containers, and proximity to standing water have all been associated with the distribution and abundance of vector species [
This study examines the relationship between the physical degradation of an urban residential landscape and the production and composition of mosquito communities at both larval and adult stages. Specifically, we compared immature and adult mosquito abundance on individual parcels across two city blocks in Baltimore, Maryland that varied in urban decay, as defined by the density of roofless, vacant houses. We expected that the buildings and associated garbage would reflect increased habitat for immature mosquito development. We hypothesized that neighborhoods with more roofless, vacant buildings would have more unmanaged larval habitat and greater relative abundance of adult mosquitoes than neighborhoods with fewer vacant houses.
Degraded infrastructure in Baltimore, MD. Source: S. LaDeau.
Baltimore City, Maryland lost 31.4% of its population between 1950 and 2000 and has a 19.5% household poverty rate, which is well above the national average (11.1%; US Census Bureau, 2010). The city has more than 16,000 vacant and abandoned buildings [
Aerial photos
Block-level summaries.
|Block Characteristic
|Area (hectares)
|Parcels (includes empty lots)
|Total Buildings
|Vacant Buildings
|Vacant Buildings with missing roof
Mosquitoes were trapped at two locations per block for two days during the week starting 22 July 2012 and two days during the following week starting, 29 July 2012. Adult trap locations were selected to minimize trap exposure to sunlight, wind, and rain, since traps set in exposed areas may collect fewer mosquitoes [
Traps were set at 2 PM and collected the next day at 9 AM. To maximize our ability to collect both
Immature mosquito surveys were conducted at the parcel-level on each of our focal blocks during the first week of adult sampling 22–25 July 2012. Each parcel was surveyed for standing water and all accessible water-holding containers were sampled at: (1) Occupied houses whose residents permitted access, (2) vacant lots with permission from Baltimore City, and (3) public access alleys. Container habitats were recorded as either being useful (e.g., garden planter, trash can, drain spout), discarded garbage (e.g., cup, can, food wrapper, tire) or structural disrepair (building material, puddle). After the water was homogenized, up to 1 L was collected from each container and mosquito larvae and pupae were enumerated and identified to species (larvae) or genus (pupae) level [
All analyses were conducted in the R statistical package using standard generalized (Poisson) linear regression (GLM function). The unit of inference was considered to be the individual parcel, and container density and mosquito densities (total and by species) were summed on a per parcel basis. In each model, a binary variable was used to assess differences between the high (0) and low (1) decay block.
A total of 1,162 adult mosquitoes were collected, of which 588 were female
Eighty-six percent of the adult mosquitoes were collected from the low-decay block. Female
A total of 1,275 fourth-instar larvae and 79 pupae were sampled from container habitats across both blocks (772 larvae and 65 pupae in the low-decay block, 503 larvae and 14 pupae in the high-decay block). Of these, 379 larvae (29.7%) and 45 (56.9%) pupae were
Yard access varied between the two blocks, with greater numbers of fenced yards and fewer residents home during the day to grant access in the low-decay block
Larval sampling metrics.
|Block Metric
|Parcels surveyed (#)
|17.24% (10)
|58.33% (42)
|Parcels with accessible water , % surveyed
|Parcels with mosquito larvae, % surveyed
|Containers per parcel, mean (se)
|2.57 (0.26)
|0.26 (0.08)
|Containers with larvae, %
|Containers with pupae, %
|Mean larvae per surveyed parcel,
|14.78 (6.36)
|2.69 (1.92)
|Mean larvae per surveyed parcel,
|26.22 (14.12)
|8.57 (6.30)
|Mean adult per trap night, Ae. albopictus (se)
|70.57 (13.45)
|11.00 (3.40)
|Mean adult per trap night,
|3.29 (1.32)
|0.63 (0.50)
Mosquito pupae were only found in seven containers sampled on two parcels in each neighborhood; six of the pupae positive containers were categorized as useful (uncovered trash cans and one plastic tarp) and one was a large puddle in an alley in the high-decay block. All were adjacent to or on occupied parcels. Total numbers of
The relative abundance of both
Relative abundances of immature and adult mosquitoes were consistent between blocks, with greater abundance of both in the low-decay
The simplest ecological mechanism driving adult abundance is immature survival, whereby low immature survival directly leads to low adult emergence. Our findings suggest greater
Our findings regarding container habitat importance were similar to other surveys in the region that identify planters, buckets and uncovered trash cans as important
While heat and low precipitation levels are normal for July, 2012 was hotter than average [
This study is among the few to compare both immature and adult mosquito abundances across fine-scale variation in socio-economic context. By being conducted during dry conditions it removes large variations in mosquito abundances that may be seen between periods of dry and wet conditions over an entire season, which in turn can mask differences across fine spatial scales such as city blocks. By examining both immature and adult abundances, this study highlights some important aspects of mosquito ecology in socio-economically diverse urban landscapes. Populations are likely to be regulated at multiple life-stages in a species-specific manner and resident-based yard upkeep and gardening may be important for maintaining mosquito populations during hot and dry periods.
Vacant and abandoned buildings are a visible sign of neighborhood socioeconomic status in many post-industrial cities. Prior studies in this region of the U.S. have reported positive association between neighborhood socio-economic status and mosquito infestation [
The vast majority of immature and all adult mosquitoes were either the invasive
Our results may not reflect differences in mosquito abundances under wet conditions; previous work in this region suggests that lower socioeconomic neighborhoods can support greater larval habitat over the entire mosquito season [
This study represents undergraduate research by Brian Becker, who was supported by the NSF-funded Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) Program at the Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies. The authors wish to thank Danielle Bodner, the University of Maryland field crew, Heather Goodman and especially, the generous West Baltimore residents who made this work possible. The National Science Foundation supported this work under their Coupled Natural Human Systems program (DEB-1211797) and Long-term Ecological Research Program support for the Baltimore Ecosystem Study (DEB-0423476), which facilitated community access and outreach activities. Human subjects approval was obtained from the Cary Institute Institutional Review Board (Protocol # 117-2012).
Work presented here was conceived of, implemented and analyzed by Brian Becker, Shannon L. LaDeau and Paul T. Leisnham.
The authors declare no conflict of interest.


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We are using XFS (Kernel 2.6.18) and facing a problem.
When any XFS partition is plugged out from a little endian machine and plugged in to a big endian machine,
it cannot be mounted and gives the following error.
FAT: utf8 is not a recommended IO charset for FAT filesystems, filesystem will be case sensitive!
FAT: bogus number of FAT structure
VFS: Can't find a valid FAT filesystem on dev sda1.
VFS: Can't find ext3 filesystem on dev sda1.
XFS mounting filesystem sda1
Starting XFS recovery on filesystem: sda1 (logdev: internal)
XFS: dirty log written in incompatible format - can't recover
XFS: log mount/recovery failed: error 5
XFS: log mount failed
Mounting problem goes away after doing "xfs_repair -L /dev/sdb2"
The problem is that big endian machine cannot recognize the journal which was written in
little endian format by the little endian machine and once the journal is zerod out it can be mouted.
Now the solution to above problem seems writing journal always in big endian format.
Please suggest me, Is there any design limitation in XFS for this.
Is it okay and feasible to implement it if yes then please give some pointers so that it can be implemented, under some
suitable compile time switch.
Thanks in advance...
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After 34 years of service to the township he calls home, Gary Saage is finally getting some time to himself - and a day of his own.
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When we booked the cruise with Sapphire Princess, we had the 'guaranteed' cabin assignment. We just found out that they assigned us a stateroom that is very, very close to the front of the ship on the Lido deck. Is it a good thing? It looks like I'll be walking a lot to get to various places. Will I get motion sickness? Can I ask them to give me a different room? Thank you in advance.
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Hi, TrvlPro,
Thanks for the comment. It is good to know that it'd cost a lot more if I were to book a room on Lido now. I haven't had motion sickness for long time. Hopefully, the ocean will be kind when we cruise this summer.
As why we made a 'guaranteed' reservation, well, that is because we booked pretty late and there were not many rooms left. Also the travel agent said the best option is to take a chance. So we did.
In fact, like you said, there isn't hardly any mid-ship room at this point so we'll keep the room they assigned. Thanks for your help!
You are in a great location. I love the way Neil put it: ". . .you're right where everyone on other decks are heading . . .". No matter what your location you are going to do some walking.
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2. There was a time early in my adolescence when my intellectual abilities were far ahead of my social and emotional development. This affected me in many ways. I felt lonely and isolated at school because I did not know how to interact with children very easily. I had grown up as an only child and so I lacked social skills in many areas. I was also lacking in my ability to make emotional connections with other children. My parents got divorced when I was nine years old. I was so devastated that I withdrew and became depressed. Gangs of girls saw me as a victim because I was in so much pain and so they used to beat me up regularly after school. I did well academically because I enjoyed learning and I liked to read but I had many emotional and social difficulties and I struggled in making friends and I did not know how to set healthy emotional boundaries.
I really needed a teacher to intervene and to stop the abuse I endured for years. It would have been helpful to have an emotional support group for children from divorced homes. I really needed to talk about my feelings with other children in similar situations. Unfortunately when I was young, divorce was not very common. At that time teachers were not as involved in the lives of their students outside the classroom. I am not sure how common this is today either but I feel that at least the teacher needs to make a personal connection with each student by building trust. In this way the teacher creates a safe environment. Later on when a student is having personal difficulties of an emotional or social nature, he or she would then feel comfortable talking with the teacher about the problems. Teachers should also talk about emotional and social problems in the classroom in a developmentally appropriate manner. Topics such as death, divorce, violence, etc. can be addressed through stories at a young age and by open-ended discussion during adolescence. The more comfortable a teacher is with these topics, the better they can help their students.
Ideally, I believe that all teachers should make a commitment to their own emotional healing process. Most people have experienced loss, fear, anger, shame, and embarrassment. However, not all teachers take the time and make the effort to get counseling or experience group therapy in order to heal their emotional wounds. Unless this is done, teachers can unknowingly pass their hurts on to their students.
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I agree that instruction must be aligned with children's developmental needs. I have strong feelings about the way many schools are incorporating more and more academics at younger ages. I do not feel it is appropriate for children under age 7 to be involved with computers and higher level thinking skills. I agree with David Elkind that we are hurrying our children through these developmental stages. I think that in kindergarten, children should focus on imaginative free play activities. I feel that children who are not encouraged and allowed to have time to develop their imaginations suffer later on in life. I have seen many high school students at my school who do not understand the value of imagining things and I see this as a great loss. Without imagination, life lacks meaning and it is impossible to be creative. I do not understand the emphasis on using computers and reading prior to first grade when their visual skills are still so underdeveloped. I think this can also hurt their vision. Many children have vision problems because of the overexposure to computers, tv and video games as young children.
I also feel that learning at all ages needs to incorporate more cooperative group activities rather than competitive ones. Our educational systems are so competitive and I feel that they underemphasize the importance of cooperative learning.
I would like to see more emphasis placed upon helping children who have visual, social and emotional problems. Intellectually we may agree that children develop at different stages and have different needs at different times. However, public education is quite homogenous in the way it treats students. At my school if a child has a social or emotional problem that affects their learning, I rarely ever see it addressed. Many of these children come from poor families. They often witness or are the victims of abuse. Some of them run away from home at the age of 16 or 17 to live with friends. Teen pregnancy is a major problem also. It is hard to learn when one has so many personal problems. The national news used to be written at an eighth grade level. Now it is down to fifth grade. This is a problem. If a child has a vision problem that is not addressed they can become depressed and angry. I have seen students try repeatedly to pass the Ohio proficiency tests and fail them. I have also seen many of these same students try to read. They complain of blurry vision and eyes hurting or skipping lines when they read. These problems affect every aspect of learning. In a way I see that public education is stuck on these issues. Unless they are willing to look at these problems, many students will continue to fall through the cracks.
How People Learn - Chapter 2 "How Experts Differ from Novices"
On the topic of what makes someone an expert, I have some strong opinions. Several years ago, I completed one-year of a teacher-training program in an alternative educational system called Waldorf Education. I fell in love with this educational program because this creative style of teaching does produce expertise and virtuosity in its students. We tend to think of experts as being extremely knowledgeable in one narrow field of study. Waldorf education is so integrative in its approach that students become "experts" in many areas. They are also fluent in what they know because the foundation for this expertise is built very early in their lives. In kindergarten, children are allowed a great deal of time for free imaginative play. They play with only natural materials (wood, glass, cloth, stone). They are taken on nature walks. They hear stories and have circle time every day where the teacher leads them in singing and rhythm games. There is a rhythm to the day that is kept alive in each activity. All activities flow seamlessly into each other. The teacher sings little songs to the children to give them directions (ie. clean up song, eating song). All children in Waldorf schools learn to knit in first grade. Knitting is an extremely integrative activity involving both sides of the brain, dexterity, math skills, visual tracking left to right to prepare for reading, and creativity. Many activities in Waldorf classrooms involve simultaneous physical and verbal skills. I observed a second grade class once where the children took turns walking backwards on a low balance beam while balancing a bean-bag on their heads and reciting their multiplication tables. At other times they do these activities while reciting poetry or singing songs. The physical aspect of the activities always involves symmetrical and/or balancing movements coordinated with verbal skills.
The other thing students do in Waldorf schools is to have actual experiences where they get to apply their knowledge. In third grade, children study about different types of homes. They actually design and build a small house on the school property (with help from parents). They must use math and they see immediately how math helps them to build something concrete. Later on, students learn to use tools to work with wood in a variety of ways to make objects that are both beautiful and useful.
Math in Waldorf schools is taught with music during the early grades. So multiplication tables are sung for example. All children also study recorder every day throughout elementary school. Learning to read music reinforces their math skills. In addition, when they teach math they do not teach the summation of individual units as most of us learned. So instead of learning that 2+2+2+2+2 = 10, they first look at 10 and then think of all the ways you can make ten. This is a profound difference. The whole is always understood first and then the parts are examined. This is true with every subject in Waldorf schools. In science they study the entire body as a whole before they study individual organ systems. So the arts are totally integrated within each subject. There are also no textbooks in Waldorf education. They children create main lesson books for each subject. These books are works of art. They include summaries of lessons with colorful drawings on each page. They are required to make them colorful and beautiful.
Waldorf students do not undergo standardized tests and they typically do not receive grades until high school. These children often transition into regular public high schools and college. They do as well or better than traditionally schooled children. The real difference is in their ability to think creatively. Their capacity for higher-level thinking is tremendous. I believe it is because of the deeply integrative nature of Waldorf education. When you teach children that all things are connected you are helping them to establish fluency of knowledge. When you teach students a subject by first showing them the whole and establishing the meaning of the whole before you examine the parts that make up the whole, then you have solidified the idea that everything has a broad concept and each concept contains various aspects.
I raised my now 18-year-old daughter with this approach and she has excellent higher level thinking skills. Her mind thinks creatively and she is gifted in the areas of art and has strong singing, acting and public speaking skills. She is an honor student and has won many awards for her art and her writing abilities. Teachers always told me the same thing at all of her parent-teacher conferences - "Lisa is so fascinating. She is the most interesting student I have ever had."
I do not feel it is rocket science to educate children to be experts, however public education will need to modify its approach to incorporate the arts in all subject areas, to get rid of textbooks, and to teach the meaning of the whole before the parts. Music, art, theater, and movement are not luxuries, they are necessary requirements that all children need in order to appreciate the meaning of things and to think in a more creative and integrative manner. Until public education decides to study educational systems such as Waldorf education seriously, they will not even know what they are shooting for in terms of a goal. I agree with all the observations stated in this chapter about the capacities of experts, however the author is still looking at the parts of the issue without understanding the whole. What does an integrated, creative, higher-level thinking person look like? This reminds me of the way doctors are educated to know what diseases look like and how they develop but they do not study health so it is typically hard for traditional medical doctors to know what a healthy person looks like. In this way doctors have trouble teaching people how to be healthy because they are so busy studying disease and cures for illness. Public education is ill and I see most educators talking about the illness and its symptoms instead of studying a healthy school.
The author also talks about how experts have the ability to relate concepts to each other for rapid retrieval of information. Again, Waldorf students do this naturally and fluently. I see this as the ability to think in a non-linear manner. Western education is obsessed with linear thinking and is only beginning to appreciate the value of non-linear thinking. Progress is not a straight line. Many roads lead to the same place. Therefore there can be many answers to a question. It is the question that is important. Can children ask good questions? When we test children to death and make them memorize facts without understanding the broad concept first and helping them to find meaning in the whole concept before we sling facts in their faces, and when we deprive them of avenues for creative expression, children lose interest in learning. Once a child loses their interest in learning it is near impossible to teach them anything. Waldorf education also does an excellent job of emotionally engaging students. The teachers are more like storytellers. They memorize stories and tell them to the students every day. The teachers know how to bring the stories alive and keep the students emotionally involved. Then the children draw scenes from the story in their main lesson books and write about it. These tasks seem so simple but they are quite deep because the children love the stories and they do not even realize they are learning. I find it quite beautiful.
So in summation, I feel that we have a poor understanding of what the word "expert" means and we cannot understand experts just by dissecting their thought process. We need to understand why these people became so good at higher-level thinking. How were they motivated to learn. I think when we become more involved in what motivates students to learn we will find the answers to this question.
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India Digest: Maoists Attack Again in Dantewada, 50 Killed
Here is a roundup of news from Indian newspapers, news wires and Web sites on Tuesday, May 18, 2010. The Wall Street Journal has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.
Maoists Attack Again in Dantewada, 50 Killed: Maoists today blew up a bus killing at least 40 persons, including several Special Police Officers (SPOs), in Dantewada district of Chhattisgarh, in the second brazen attack in little over a month. (Source: Press Trust of India)
I-T Department Suspends online returns: The Income Tax department has temporarily suspended the e-filing of returns until it renews the website's security certificate, which expired on May 8. (Source: Hindustan Times)
More FDI in Defense Proposed: The Commerce and Industry Ministry on Monday proposed raising the Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) cap in defense to 74 per cent from 26 per cent, amid indications that multi-brand retail could be the next in line. (Source: The Hindu)
Punjab to Amend Laws to Give Women Land Ownership: In an important decision, Punjab government Monday decided to amend laws to ensure equal rights for women in land ownership and tenancy. (Source: Press Trust of India)
India, Iran Discuss Ways to Enhance Ties: India and Iran on Monday discussed ways to enhance ties as foreign minister S M Krishna met his Iranian counterpart Manouchehr Mottaki along the sidelines of the G-15 meet. The bilateral meeting lasted for around 25 minutes and was described by Indian officials as "very good, friendly and useful". (Source: Times of India)
Australia Tightens Student Immigration: As part of measures to cleanse the immigration system, Australia has re-registered agents providing e-visa service to Indian students, recognising only 22 companies out of 121 which expressed an interest from across the country. (Source: The Hindu)
Yuvi, Zaheer among 6 to be issued notice by BCCI: The Cricket Board will issue show cause notices tomorrow to six players, including senior members Yuvraj Singh and Zaheer Khan, for their alleged involvement in a pub brawl in St Lucia after India's humiliating exit from Twenty20 World Cup in the West Indies. (Source: Press Trust of India)
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Kevin McHale — you know him as Artie Abrams on 'Glee' — recently opened up about his wheelchair-bound character's storylines on Season 3 of 'Glee.' He shared a wealth of info with Billboard, revealing that there will be no Artie solos in the near future, but that he does turn into a dictatorial director.
"It's really about them singing 'West Side Story' stuff and the musical opening, and for me it's about overcoming my doubts and my abilities as a director. But I don't break into song any time soon," McHale said.
He doesn't break into song, but he does break balls, so to speak. McHale said that this season allows his character to turn "into kind of a monster director." He said, "It's really funny, it's not something I ever do. A lot of what I've done with Artie story lines is serious, about him walking and whatnot, and this was really fun to kind of play a diva-ish director. It becomes a little bit more of the Artie show. He takes the bull by the horns, if you will, and puts it all on his own shoulders."
Artie as a directorial diva? We cannot wait to see it. It's going to be fun to watch him show off a different side to his personality.
McHale also revealed that for him, 'Glee' is more about the song than the stars or the guest stars or the collaborators! While he said "I would never say no to working with Gaga or Katy Perry, that would be incredible," he is more focused on how the song sounds.
"If I'm working on a song or hearing a song and I think somebody else is perfect for it to do it with me, it's more what the song calls for as opposed to forcing the collaboration with someone," McHale said. "If I hear something, I kind of instantly hear if someone should be on it. I've definitely worked with a few people I never thought I'd work with because I never thought I'd work with, but we've come up with the coolest stuff I've ever done."


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First off, let me express my gratitude to Floyd for engineering this website and to my fellow bakers for providing this community from which I've learned so much.
When I use TFL's search feature, I see results in sets of 10. If I click on an article on the first page of results, then click my browser's Back button, it takes me back to the same page of search results, so I can easily continue perusing the list. If however, I exhaust that first page of results and go on to the 2nd (or further) page, then click on an article of interest, and then do "Back", I find myself NOT where I left off in the list, but on the first page, the one I've already seen and exhausted. Then I have to "Next" to pick up where I left off. Minor annoyance.
So I was about to complain about this slightly annoying feature of the TFL website, when I decided to try another browser. I normally use Firefox 3.6.15 on a Mac with OS 10.6.6. But when I tried Safari 5.0.4, the TFL behaves just as I'd like it to -- when I "Back" from article 15 (for example), I'm back on the page of search results 11-20, right where I want to be. Perusing the "Preferences" in both Safari and Firefox doesn't show any obvious settings in one or the other that could explain or modify this difference in behavior. And this behavior doesn't appear to be sensitive to the s/w versions of Firefox or Safari; I've been observing this ever since I started reading TFL more than a year ago.
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The 19-year-old, Britain's sole survivor at Flushing Meadows after Tim Henman's exit earlier on Friday, raced past the Italian 6-0 6-1 6-1.
The 17th seed took just one hour and 14 minutes to wrap up a thoroughly one-sided victory.
Murray, for whom the third round in New York is new territory, now plays 10th seed Fernando Gonzalez.
The Scot had been beaten by Di Mauro in a Challenger Tour event in 2005 but came out determined to avenge that defeat.
He lost just seven points in a first set that lasted 19 minutes against left-hander Di Mauro, who looked out of his depth.
Things did not get much better for the Italian, now ranked 75 places below Murray, in the second and third sets.
"I wanted to beat him after I lost pretty badly against him last time we played," admitted Murray, who was more than satisfied with his performance on the Grandstand court.
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Much of the electronics merchandise is the result of a raid at an electronics store.
The auction begins at 10 a.m. at the property room at 724 E. Woodrow Ave.
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Smith Islanders turn cakes into dough after they become the 'official' Maryland dessert.
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Baltimore tries to heal wounds from riots -- 40 years later
Through dance, drama, and candid conversations, city residents erase lingering marks of the social chaos that erupted after Martin Luther King Jr.'s death in April 1968.
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Shy school librarian finds success as author
Laura Schlitz lives out her own real-life fable -- her children's book is 'discovered,' wins a prestigious award, and fame comes knocking.
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From detaining his opponent while in the middle of a runoff election campaign to suspending international aid operations due to groups' alleged bias against the government, Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe has stopped at nothing to keep himself in power.
Many aid and human rights workers claim the recent ban on helping the country's most vulnerable people is an attempt to prevent international groups from witnessing violence against opposition supporters by Mugabe's secret police.
Zimbabwe's opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai was detained on Wednesday as he campaigned for a presidential election run-off, his party said.
"It appears they want to disrupt our campaign program," said Tsvangirai's spokesman, George Sibotshiwe.
The MDC said Tsvangirai's four-vehicle convoy was stopped at a roadblock manned by police and members of President Robert Mugabe's feared Central Intelligence Organisation. He was held at a rural police station southwest of Harare.
[Reuters reported Wednesday night that Tsvangirai had been released after being held for more than eight hours.]
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Opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai (right) outpolled President Robert Mugabe (left) in a March 29 election but failed to win the absolute majority needed to avoid a runoff.