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difference between voice gateways and gatekeeper
Could someone kindly explain (or provide a url link) the main difference between voice gateways and a gatekeepers ?
Gatekeepers specifically H323
Gateways can be include MGCP, H323 or SCCP..
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Your best source of information is the Cisco Press book "Cisco Voice Gateways and Gatekeepers (GWGK)" which explains these 2 in more detail. I've included the information to help..
The Role of Voice Gateways:
In a VoIP environment, voice gateways are the interface between a VoIP network and the public switched telephone network (PSTN), a private branch exchange (PBX), or analog devices such as fax machines. In its simplest form, a voice gateway has an IP interface and a legacy telephone interface, and it handles the many tasks involved in translating between transmission formats and protocols.
At least one gateway is an essential part of any IP telephony network that interacts with the PSTN or with analog devices. In addition, when gateways are properly configured, many can take over for a Cisco CallManager when it is unreachable.
The gateway allows communication between the two networks by performing tasks such as these:
Interfacing with the IP network and the PSTN or PBX.
Supporting IP call control protocols, in addition to time-division multiplexing (TDM) call control protocols.
Performing call setup and teardown for calls between the VoIP and PSTN networks by terminating and reoriginating the call media and signaling.
Providing supplementary services, such as call hold and transfer.
Relaying dual tone multifrequency (DTMF) tones.
Supporting analog fax and modems over the IP network.
In a Cisco CallManager network, a gateway also needs to do the following:
- Support CallManager redundancy by rehoming to alternate CallManagers.
- Support call survivability when no CallManager is available.
Gateways communicate with other gateways, gatekeepers, their endpoints, or their call control agents, such as Cisco CallManager or a PBX.
The following are the protocols that Cisco gateways use for voice signaling and media:
Media Gateway Control Protocol (MGCP)
Session Initiation Protocol (SIP)
Skinny Client Control Protocol (SCCP)
Real-Time Transport Protocol (RTP)
The Role of Voice Gatekeepers:
Gatekeepers help VoIP networks scale to large sizes. Companies that have geographically dispersed voice networks, or networks that have become so large that they are unwieldy, might opt to segment their network. In a CallManager network, you can create multiple clusters. In that case, you would need to configure a full mesh of connections over the IP WAN to link all the segments or clusters. You would need to configure dial information for every remote location on every gateway and CallManager cluster.
A better alternative is to use gatekeepers. In a network that has gatekeepers, trunks are needed only to the gatekeeper, and the gatekeeper maintains remote endpoint information.
When you use gatekeepers, gateways and CallManagers register with their gatekeeper. Gatekeepers divide the network into "zones," or groups of devices that register with a particular gatekeeper.
When an H.323 gateway receives a call that is destined to a remote phone, it queries the gatekeeper for the location of the endpoint.
If the call is destined for a different zone, you can configure the gatekeeper to allow it only if sufficient bandwidth is available. In more complex networks, you can use a Directory gatekeeper to maintain information about all the zones.
You can configure Cisco routers with the appropriate Cisco IOS as H.323 gatekeepers.
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CLEARWATER, Fla. – The Saint Leo men's and women's swim teams completed day one of the Sunshine State Conference Championships, Wednesday evening from the Long Center in Clearwater, Fla.
The women concluded the opening session in fourth-place with 54 points, while the men wrapped-up action in fifth-place with 45 points. The opening events included the 1000-Yard Free and 800 Free Relay.
With four events in the books, Nova Southeastern sits atop the women's standings with 131 points. Tampa is second with 84 points. Rollins is third with 58, followed closely by Saint Leo in fourth with 54 points and Florida Southern in fifth with 53. Florida Tech is sixth with one point.
Individually for the Lions, Kaitlyn Hite took home the top time in the 1000 Yard Free as she finished ninth in the event at 10:52.19. Lindsay Albanese (11:02.78) and Kristy Marques (11:03.04) also placed in the event.
On the relay side, the team of Albanese, Sarah Earls, Sarah Thompson, and Katie David took home fifth-place in the 800-Yard Free (8:59.53). On the 'B' side, Hite, Allison Cary, Chloe Pelican and Kristy Marques swam at an impressive 8:11.19 clip.
On the men's side, Nova Southeastern sits in the top spot with 146 points. Florida Southern is second with 67, trailed closely by Tampa with 63. Rollins is fourth with 59 points. Saint Leo sits in the fifth slot with 45 points, and Florida Tech is sixth with 27.
The Saint Leo men saw back-to-back finishes from Kieran Advena (10:26.69) and Sean Morris (10:42.53) in the 1000 Yard Free.
Finishing just 16 seconds out of the top spot, the Lions combo of Tim Olson, Michael Cozzi, Gabe Keown, and Rhet Rheinlander finished fourth.
The SSC Swimming Championship will continue with two sessions on Thursday, February 17. Preliminaries in the 500 freestyle, 200 individual medley, and 50 freestyle will be swam at 10 a.m. Finals for each of those three events will begin at 6 p.m., with the 200 freestyle relay and 400 medley relay also being contested.
For more on the Saint Leo men's and women's swimming teams, visit SaintLeoLions.com.

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Linguiça or Chorizo commonly called as Goan Pork Sausages by tourists are typically sausages strung together with a thick thread and are usually sold by the kilo if you purchase them fresh off a butcher. Branded sausages however are available in packs of a quarter kilo onwards. While I used an unbranded string of sausages, some of the well known branded ones in Goa are Joao's & Costas. In Mumbai you can find them in Jude Cold Storage in Pali, Bandra
Serves 3
You Need:
- 1-1/2 cups (300gm) Basmati rice
- 250gm Goan pork sausages/chorizo
- 1 capsicum de seeded & diced (I skipped this)
- 1/4 tsp turmeric powder
- 1 tbsp ginger garlic paste
- 2 bullion/stock cubes
- 2 medium onions chopped fine
- 2 small tomatoes finely chopped
- 1 green chilli slit
- salt to taste
- 1 tbsp oil or ghee
- a dash of sugar
- 4 cloves (laung)
- 4 peppercorns (kalimirch)
- 1 inch cinnamon stick (dalchini)
- 1 bay leaf (tej patta)
- 1 star anise (badiyan)
- 1 green cardamom (elaichi)* see note
- 1 black cardamom (I skipped this)
- 2 tbsp coriander leaves
- This recipe works well with minimal oil & spices, so go easy on both - the pork sausages will let out a lot of oil & spice.
- It is a good idea to slightly bruise (crush or open up) the cardamom as it tends to pop when it starts to sizzle in hot oil or ghee - you don't want hot oil spluttering on your face if that happens.
- You may add exactly double the quantity of water in the ratio of 1:2 if you are using aged rice, but I prefer to add a little less than double the quantity of water especially for this pulao where the sausages are precooked. The quantity of water used largely depends on the quality, age & type of rice used and the technique of cooking it (pressure cooking, steam cooking or on slow fire in a regular pan) - so use the method that you are comfortable with.


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Teaching in the Midwest--Dan
Thanks for the input. I hope the good ideas keep
coming in.
Teaching along the Colorado River, Beverley
--- Neal Utesch <firstname.lastname@example.com>
> I thought that your situation with the computer labs
> was real
> interesting. I find that students who tell you that
> they have no guilt
> or concern are those students who simply have no
> limits or guidlines to
> follow. Perhaps by showing them step by step in a
> class period on how
> to navigate the web the way you want them to would
> help to take away the
> excitement of trying to get away with something in
> the class. I find
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> students they will meet
> them and do a nice job. We can't assume that
> students know how to
> navigate properly and it could be a situation where
> the students who are
> off task, simply do not know how to go about
> searching for the proper
> information that they should be looking for. I am
> fortunate enough to
> teach at a school where all three of our labs have
> video cameras that
> help to monitor the students activity in the lab and
> what they are
> navigating on the web. Don't get me wrong, my
> school nor my students
> are perfect either. I to have to deal with students
> who are doing the
> wrong thing, but when I set the expectations and
> show them what I want,
> I tend to get better results than if I just tell
> them to search and wait
> for them to do the work on their own. I myself
> found that I was one of
> those teachers that was unaware three years ago, and
> then I started
> educating myself more about computers and how they
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> conversation.
> "Instruction begins when you, the teacher, lean from
> the learner, put
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> Teaching in the Midwest--Dan
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> Many of us are having problems with students in
> computer labs not working on school work. They may
> look like they are working, but they are not.
> Here is an experience I had:
> I got a class of my seventh graders to start opening
> up to me about how they could pretend to be working
> while they were actually visiting or playing games.
> They were pretty open with me because I had already
> told them I was going to go to a different school
> the
> next year. Two things about our conversation amazed
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> another
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> looking.
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> do
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> so
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> > I wonder if students tend to be taught about the
> > properties of rocks, but not their relationship to
> > the big picture of the Earth's past environments
> > because the teachers do not have enough of a
> > knowledge base to go any further. I have some
> > experience teaching fifth graders about rocks and
> > minerals, and I know I didn't make a thorough
> > connection.
> >
> > One engaging activity I did implement, however,
> > was mineral testing. The students had various
> > mineral samples which were labeld with numbers.
> > They had to note each mineral's characteristics
> and,
> > using their observations and reference materials,
> > identify the name of each > complete some of the
> same activities created for
> > this course. Students could gather and examine
> > their own rock samples. Teachers could then help
> > the students to identify characteristics of the
> > rocks and how they came to exist in that
> particular
> > region. They could learn how to tell the "story"
> of
> > their rocks. The "story" could become a creative
> > writing assignment. The instruction would make
> > frequent connections between the geology concepts
> in
> > the curriculum, the students' environment, and
> their
> > rock samples.
> >
> > Melissa
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THE cause of a fire overnight (May 14) at a scrapyard at Somerset Bridge is currently being investigated.
Two fire engines from Bridgwater were sent out at just before 2am this morning to reports of flames and smoke in a scrap yard off of Taunton Road, Bridgwater.
On arrival crews asked for assistance with a further two fire engines from Taunton and water carrier and hydraulic platform from Bridgwater.
A spokesman for Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Service said: "The fire involved a scrap yard containing about 350 vehicles, a large pile of tyres and workshop surrounded by corrugated metal fence."
At 3am the firefighters asked for the an incident support unit from Taunton and all available foam stock from Taunton and Bridgwater to help fight the blaze.
By 5am the firefighters had the incident under the control and the operation was being scaled down.
The Fire and Rescue Service spokesman said that 50 per cent of the scrapyard had been damaged by fire.
And he added: "The cause of the fire is being investigated."
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You don't need to be a Gleek to know how vital Cory Monteith -- found dead in his Vancouver hotel room over the weekend -- was to the success of "Glee," one of TV's most important series of the past decade.
Even at 31, his Finn Hudson was that classic TV "boy next door" -- with a certain sweetness, melancholy and soul that made him so essential in the constellation of characters that show creators Ryan Murphy, Ian Brennan and Brad Falchuk established back in 2009.
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In a joint statement Sunday, the show-runners said, "We are deeply saddened by this tragic news. Cory was an exceptional talent and an even more exceptional person. He was a true joy to work with and we will all miss him tremendously. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family and loved ones."
Lea Michele, his girlfriend in real life as well as on the show -- as Rachel Berry -- did not immediately comment. A spokesman said only, "We ask that everyone kindly respect Lea's privacy during this devastating time."
Police said foul play was not suspected, and that an autopsy would be performed Monday.
A number of original cast members -- including Dianna Agron and Heather Morris -- were not expected to return next season. But Monteith was, and neither Fox nor the show-runners have said how his character was to evolve in the fifth season. But clearly, his loss is huge for a show that struggled creatively during the fourth season: The Rachel Berry/Finn Hudson story line has long been a default one for the show, as in: When in doubt, go back to the star-crossed lovebirds.
Born Cory Allan Michael Monteith in Calgary, he came from a broken home, went to 16 schools, including some for troubled youths, and had a well-publicized bout with addiction. Two days before voluntarily checking himself into a rehab facility in March, he tweeted, "such a beautiful day! truly seeing the forest for the trees."
After a series of odd jobs, he drifted to Vancouver -- one of North America's major TV production centers -- to get into acting, which also yielded rejection and disappointment, the lot of so many young actors. Before "Glee," there were bit parts on other series, including ABC Family's "Kyle XY." In a later interview he said of those years, "I definitely experienced a marginalized situation. I was not homeless, but I was definitely at risk."
As the "Glee" jock who rejected high school alpha dog status and football glory for New Directions glee club at McKinley High in Lima, Ohio, Monteith's Hudson was core to Murphy's musical Utopian vision of people -- gay, disabled, Asian, black, white -- who accepted one another for their differences and, as a result, accepted themselves for what they were.
Compassionate, romantic, impulsive, Monteith's Finn also came from loss: His father, a soldier, died in the Iraq War, and the son fetishized him to such an extent that he struggled to locate his own identity. By the end of the past season, Finn Hudson appeared to have his own new direction -- as a teacher -- but he was still very much a work in progress.


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Barnet's promotion hopes are starting to fade. It is now five defeats in their last six games in the Skrill Premier. Every loss becomes more damaging – the latest came at The Hive against Aldershot Town.
It was hoped the departure of Edgar Davids would signal a change in fortunes. Paul Fairclough was in charge for Barnet but watched the Bees produce a display of little quality.
Goals from Jordan Roberts, Bradley Bubb and Mark Molesley were what Aldershot deserved for a tireless display.
Mauro Vilhete netted for Barnet. It was a sumptuous strike from 25 yards but ultimately counted for nothing.
Fairclough said last week the Bees must look to win every one of their remaining home matches.
He made three changes to the side which was beaten at Chester. In came Jordan Brown, Vilhete and Luke Gambin for Elliot Johnson, Luisma Villa and Kieran Cadogan.
A new manager will inevitably have different ideas of how to set up his side. Conceding in the third minute probably isn't planned for.
The opener was bizarre. Roberts worked his way to the touchline and scooped a cross to the back post. Bees goalkeeper Nick Jupp watched the ball drift over his head and into the far corner. The travelling Shots fans took a second to realise their side had gone ahead.
The visitors looked sharper and created two further chances. Joe Oastler saw a header cleared by Jack Saville and Brett Williams shot wide from 18 yards.
A wayward strike from Gambin was all Barnet had to show for their efforts while Bubb almost scored a second for Aldershot as a Mark Byrne clearance cannoned off the striker and just missed the post.
Barnet struggled to maintain possession across the pitch as the Shots pressed well but they eased off late in the half and allowed the Bees more time on the ball.
That proved costly as Barnet grabbed an equaliser just before the interval. The ball dropped to Vilhete 25 yards out and the diminutive winger unleashed a tremendous strike past Glen Morris.
The two sides went into the interval level and Fairclough made a change as Gambin was replaced by Harry Crawford. Barnet switched to two orthodox strikers up front.
Jake Hyde sent a volley wide just after the restart but Barnet repeated their first half mistake and conceded three minutes after the kick off.
On this occasion it was a poor goal to concede. A long pass forward found Bubb, he advanced into the penalty area and calmly slotted past Jupp.
Seven minutes later and the Shots had a third. Molesley collected the ball 20 yards out and his rasping drive was past Jupp before the Barnet keeper completed his dive.
The Bees seemed to lack the belief they could rescue anything from the game and Aldershot continued to create chances.
Jayden Gibbs, brother of Arsenal defender Kieran, almost added a third as his free kick was deflected over and Jupp did brilliantly to deny substitute Josh Scott.
The Bees had offered very little in attack during the second period. Hyde saw a shot easily saved and Jon Nurse was then denied by Morris.
Aldershot eased off as the game drew to a close. Hyde saw a late acrobatic volley saved and then Crawford was denied as the heavens opened - it reflected the mood amongst Barnet supporters.
If the Bees are to have any chance of scraping into the play-offs their form must improve. They take on Southport at The Hive on Saturday. A win is a must.
Barnet: Jupp, Yiadom, Saville (Acheampong 60), Stephens, Brown (Nurse 66); Vilhete, Byrne, Weston, Gambin (Crawford 45); Marsh-Brown, Hyde.
Barnet substitutes: Barnes, Casabella.
Aldershot Town: Morris, Gibbs, Oastler, Partington, Barker; Molesley (Mekki 68), Stanley, Rowlands (Oyeleke 72), Roberts; Bubb (Scott 64), Williams.
Aldershot Town substitutes: Webster, Williams.
Attendance: 1,387 (323).


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THE sun shone on Nynehead Court as care home visitors coined in cash for charity.
More than £600 was raised for the Alzheimer's Society at the home's summer fete on Saturday (June 28), with guests and residents taking part in a range of fundraising events.
Activities included donating money to guess the weight of a cake, while food and drinks stalls also made cash for the charity.
Entertainment was provided by the Wellington Majorettes and Wiveliscombe Community Wind Band and there was a Teddy Bear's Parade for the younger visitors to enjoy.


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Latifa chooses Rotana over Alam El Phan
Tunisian singer Latifa has joined the production company Rotana and signed a contract with the president of the company, Salem Al Hindi, at a special signing ceremony. Salem had met with Latifa at the company's offices in Beirut for the signing, which occurred in the presence of a number of employees from Rotana, and expressed his gratitude for her joining the company.
According to the London based Elaph, the agreement was reached between the two parties after long negotiations.
Latifa had held negotiations with with 'Alam El Phan' and 'Rotana,' in the attempt of choosing the most appropriate one for her.
Salem stress that Latifa's joining is proof that the company features some of the most prominent singers in the Arab world.
On her part, Latifa expressed her honor at joining Rotana's family describing her signing of the contract as a return to her first home, Rotana being the first production she had signed with at the start of her career. The singer added that the company had given her a push forward and paved the way for her success.
Latifa filmed her latest music video for "Binus Al Jao," written by Lebanese artist Ziad Al Rahbani.
The clip, directed by Saed Al Marouq, was filmed in the heart of Beirut and will be aired in the near future along with the release of the album.


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Village Creek State Park Reopens Campsites After Hurricane
LUMBERTON — Village Creek State Park is again open for business. The East Texas park, which was severely impacted by last fall's Hurricane Rita, began welcoming visitors again on Monday, May 1.
Several other Texas state parks have also been recovering from Rita. Martin Dies, Jr. State Park near Jasper reopened over the Easter weekend. Sea Rim State Park and Sabine Pass State Historic Site on the Gulf Coast remain closed while repairs continue.
About half of Village Creek's facilities, excluding eight water-and-electric campsites, 12 of 15 picnic sites, all 16 walk-in tent campsites, group camping area and three miles of trails, are again accessible to the public, according to Jerry Rashall, park superintendent. He said 17 of 25 water and electric campsites, park headquarters, restrooms with showers, a cabin, dump station, picnic pavilion, playground and canoe launch are back in operation. For the latest information, call the park at (409) 755-7322.
Camping reservations for both Village Creek and Martin Dies Jr. state parks can be made by calling the Customer Service Center in Austin at (512) 389-8900, or can be booked on-line through the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Web site.
At Martin Dies Jr., 31 water-and-electric campsites, 19 screened shelters, a mini-cabin and 35 water-only campsites in the Hen House Ridge unit are available for overnight camping.
Much of the money for the repairs thus far has come from the sale of timber salvaged from the park's numerous downed old growth pines and hardwoods.
Martin Dies Jr. superintendent Dan Odom credits the U.S. Corps of Engineers, which allowed the state park to piggyback on an existing Corps timber salvage contract, with helping get the park reopened much sooner than anticipated.
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The tutorial posts where I go through the process of creating a complete WordPress theme from Photoshop concept right through to coding the template files always go down well, so let's start with another tutorial series based on my latest WordPress theme design. Follow this tutorial where we'll lay out a typography based blog design over a strict underlying grid, then stay tuned for the next tutorials where we'll build the concept into a HTML5 prototype then finish it off as a fully working WordPress theme.
The WordPress theme we'll be creating this time is called Typo. It's a design that's entirely based on typography to allow the content to shine. To allow the design to work without the use of any graphical interface elements it will be based on a strict grid to balance the design and tie everything together.
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Before getting started with our design we need to set up a grid system in our Photoshop document. I have a ready made grid document using 12 columns from the handy generator at grid.mindplay.dk. I also created a pattern overlay to lay out a 24px baseline grid.
Fill the background layer of the Photoshop document with a light grey, then add a couple of percent of Noise (Filter > Noise > Add Noise). Change the settings to Gaussian and Monochromatic.
Save one of the handy seamless paper texture files from LostandTaken and open it up into the website design document. Position it in the top left corner.
Desaturate the texture, change the blending mode to Darken then adjust the levels to brighten up the image to match the lighter grey background, allowing the details of the texture to add to the noise of the background.
This design is going to be entirely made up of typographic elements, including the logo. We'll be using Google Web Fonts later in the series so for now we can mock up the layout using the chosen typeface, which in this case is Droid Serif.
Lay out the navigation links according to the grid columns and baseline. Number each link for a touch of style, then adjust the colour of the number so it's not as prominent.
Leave plenty of white space before moving onto the main content. The heading of the blog post is an important element so choose a larger font size.
Drag a text box to create a passage of dummy text. 14pt makes for a comfortable size for body text, with 24pt leading to match the baseline.
Any links in the document should be easily identified, so mock these up with a blue fill, italic styling and an underline.
Group all the items that make up the first sample blog post, then duplicate the group and align the post underneath the original leaving a few lines of white space between them.
At the bottom of the document add a couple of links to previous and next pages. Use the same link styling but increase the size to give these elements more prominence.
Begin adding the sidebar content in line with the main content using the same baseline grid lines. The sidebar headers aren't as important, so a smaller font size can be used to continue the hierarchy of the page elements.
Some lists of links can be doubled up next to each other while adhering to the grid layout, while others will span over multiple columns.
Fill a rectangle to create a search box element. The search feature is one of the only elements where styling beyond the basic typography is required to make it easily recognisable.
Double click the search box layer to add some Layer Styles. Add a subtle Inner Shadow, a light grey Color Overlay and a thin 1px grey stroke.
Align the label text inside the search box with the baseline grid. This will imbalance the vertical margins so we'll have to break the grid to cut the search box down to size for the spacing to match.
To the right of the search bar add a stroke to a small circle to create a magnifying glass icon. Finish it off with a 5px diagonal line to represent the handle.
When viewed without the baseline grid the search bar looks perfectly balanced. Elements like buttons and search bars often need sizing outside of the grid to allow the enclosed text to remain on the grid lines and still appear balanced.
Finish off the page with a black border along the bottom edge. Fill a selection that matches the height of two baseline grid lines. Change the blending mode to Overlay.
Add some small elements to the footer area to finish off the overall page design.
Despite only using typographic elements without any kind of interface or images the page still appears interesting and inviting thanks to the baseline grid that ties everything together.
Without the gridlines the page elements balance nicely to give a well laid out design with plenty of white space around each section. The hierarchy of the titles and headings help draw the users eye to the most important information, while the blue links immediately show what's clickable.


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Lockheed Martin and Boeing have had a strong hold on the Air Force's launch missions for the last six years. But last month, the Defense Department instructed the Air Force to find a new contractor to break the launch monopoly in an attempt to cut costs. In early December, it was announced that SpaceX was selected for trial missions.
SpaceX scored a $900 million contract with the Air Force for two launch missions in 2014 and 2015. The trial missions will test to see if SpaceX can successfully carry military and spy satellites.
As expected, Lockheed Martin and Boeing, which are partnered in a venture called the United Launch Alliance (ULA), are not too happy about it. They took a few jabs at SpaceX's inexperience in both space launches and in the military.
"I'm hugely pleased with 66 [successful missions] in a row from ULA, and I don't know the record of SpaceX yet," said Robert Stevens, chairman and chief executive at Lockheed Martin. "Two in a row?"
Lockheed Martin also took a stab at the Department of Defense's search for cheaper alternatives to ULA, saying that cutting corners will have poor results.
"Cost doesn't matter at all if you don't put the ball into orbit,'' said Stevens. "You can thrift on cost. You can take cost out of a rocket. But I will guarantee you, in my experience, when you start pulling a lot of costs out of a rocket, your quality and your probability of success in delivering a payload to orbit diminishes.''
SpaceX Elon Musk fired back, saying that "All of SpaceX's Falcon 9 missions have reached orbit and completed all primary mission objectives." As far as costs go, Musk said that SpaceX's equipment is cheaper because it contains better technology.
"The fundamental reason SpaceX's rockets are lower cost and more powerful is that our technology is significantly more advanced than that of the Lockheed-Boeing rockets, which were designed last century," said Musk.
The ULA's Delta 4 and Atlas 5 rockets cost about $464 million per launch, more than double a previous estimate of $230 million.
SpaceX stepped in with its Dragon capsule and Falcon 9 rocket
as a means to send supplies
(and eventually astronauts) to the International Space Station (ISS) after NASA retired its space shuttle fleet in 2011. This left American astronauts with no way to the ISS except aboard a Russian Soyuz rocket, but these seats became very costly.
SpaceX launched its Dragon capsule and Falcon 9 rocket to the ISS
for the first time back in May
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On October 7, SpaceX made its first official supply run as part of that contract. It
arrived October 10
, making the trip a success.
Dragon is due to make its second run in January 2013. SpaceX is also looking to send the first manned Dragon capsule to the ISS somewhere between 2015 and 2017.
SpaceX is also making huge strides in the use of reusable rockets with its new
Grasshopper Project
The Grasshopper Project is a Falcon first stage with a landing gear that's capable of taking off and landing vertically.
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This is a take on the Garlic Pepper Rib Roast recipe on page 168 of BBQ USA. I was in the grocery store last Saturday trying to come up with something for Sunday, and this 4-lb sirloin tip roast caught my eye.
The ingredients are simple but pack plenty of flavor.
I made and applied the wet rub Saturday afternoon but didn't actually cook the roast until almost 24 hours later. The appearance changed quite a bit and yes, I left the netting on. And even though I smashed the heck out of the peppercorns I still wound up with quite a few whole ones.
I used the rotisserie and it took about 1:15 at around 375 degrees.
My parents stopped by semi-unexpectedly so we invited them to stay for a sandwich. My dad likes his beef pretty done and fortunately some end pieces were to his liking, but there was also plenty of rare and medium-rare beef for the rest of us.
Pit beef sauce is recommended and it's another flavorful product made with only a few ingredients.
Today's Blue Plate Special, although with the red beef and white sauce I could call it an all-American sandwich, too!
I'm sure I've posted about this recipe before but it really is one of my favorites, whether on the rotisserie or indirect on the grate. It's simple, relatively quick, and very, very good. And it kicks Arby's butt.


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In the midst of a Black Friday daze, I wandered into a Hollister store. (Of course, I was promptly greeted by a handsome dude and gleefully informed that everything in store was currently on sale at a 40% discount. Gnarly.) I paused to sample the fragrance inside this lovely bottle and was pleasantly surprised to discover a floral that was just the right amount of sweet. Definitely gift worthy.


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Editor Mandy can't get enough of this season's bounty of heirloom tomatoes. The sweet yellow varietals are her fave. Try mixing different types together and add sweet watermelon and salty feta for a summery spin on classic tomato salad. Get our list of Summer's Best Farmers Market Finds for more inspiration.
Heirloom Tomato and Watermelon Salad
Lindsay, our Editor, is a self proclaimed peach-a-holic. And what better way to enjoy summer's sweetest stone fruits than baking them into a warm, cream biscuit-topped cobbler? (Finished with a scoop of the best vanilla ice cream, of course.)
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Cameron, Editor and lover of all things summer, was determined to boil her own lobsters this summer…and she's done it! "It was traumatic – there was a point where I thought the lobsters might live in my apartment indefinitely." Yikes. Perhaps next time she'll shell out for de-shelled lobster at the seafood market and toss with fresh fettuccine to make this simple summer dinner.
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Roberto, our Photo Editor and cocktail enthusiast, is a big beer lover and a grilling fiend. He's planning on combining his passions this Labor Day Weekend. WATCH: Beer Can Chicken How-To.
Editor Michelle thinks it just wouldn't be summer without gazpacho, and I don't blame her. Gazpacho is arguably the freshest and lightest way to utilize summer produce. While gazpacho is a perfect weeknight meal, the addition of one secret ingredient to this special recipe makes this soup perfect for this weekend's festivities: vodka.
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Bridget, our Production Manager, knows the summer would not be complete without the sweet king of the boardwalk, funnel cake. Head to the boardwalk in Bridget's home state of Jersey, or check out this Food.com recipe you can make yourself this weekend, to the delight of the child in everyone and the chagrin of your soon-to-be powdered sugar covered outfit.
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After one last lobster-roll-and-steamers marathon, Maine native and Site Director Mark is craving hand-churned homemade ice cream to cap off his summer. If you share his enthusiasm for homemade frozen desserts (and you should), try this recipe for a vanilla bean ice cream base with plentiful mix-ins from Zoe Francois (who doesn't mess around when it comes to sweets). BONUS: No ice cream maker is required.
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DEVIZES Town joint-manager Justin Webster is frustrated that his side's Toolstation League First Division campaign has been dealt a blow after the Nursteed Road club were deducted four points for fielding a suspended player.
The Toolstation League have confirmed that Devizes' Gareth Davies should have sat out his side's trip to Wincanton Town in October and subsequent games against Keynsham Town, Hengrove Athletic and Cheddar after picking up a four-match ban.
Webster and Darran Walters' side lost 5-0 at Wincanton and were knocked out of the Les Phillips Cup in a 2-0 defeat by Hengrove but after Davies also featured in the 2-2 draw at Keynsham and 4-3 win at Cheddar, Devizes have been docked four points.
Joint-boss Webster insists he wasn't made aware of the defender's suspension, but admitted that Town themselves may have been at fault.
"The club gets a lot of information that comes from the FA and whoever it is from the powers that be that picked up the letter must have made a bit of an oversight," he said.
"It's really frustrating because we'd been on a bit of a poor run last month and then we find out that we've been deducted points as well.
"That game against Cheddar was where we scored a last-minute winner too.
"I'm not sure why it took so long for us to find out about the deduction – it was a genuine oversight and we've been punished because of it."
Toolstation League secretary Ken Clarke said: "Gareth Davies had a four-match ban for games in October and November and after that, he was banned for another two matches but continued playing.
"Because of that, the club has lost a point from when they drew against Keynsham and three points from the win over Cheddar.
"The county FA would have informed the club of the ban, but they should know when a player is suspended and they could have checked online to see."
The Wiltshire FA declined to comment on the matter when contacted by the Gazette & Herald on Wednesday.
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WIZARDRY and witchcraft come alive at hollywood bowl in Rubery this February half term.
hollywood bowl at Great Park will be made to look like Hogwarts for the holidays, with staff dressed as prefects, glow in the dark lighting plus a free gift for every child who bowls. Pick up a scratchcard to be in with a chance of winning a fantastic prize.
And hollywood bowl had teamed up with the Advertiser to offer one family the chance to experience the magic themselves. The family, with a maximum of six people, will be bowled over when they receive two free games plus complimentary food and soft drinks.
And for those who don't win, under 16s can eat, drink and bowl for just £3.95 until 6pm over half term weekdays, contact www.hollywoodbowl.co.uk for details or to book online.
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Visual Effects Supervisor & Partner at Image Engine presenting Elysium
Peter Muyzers drives the development of creative and technical achievement at Image Engine. Muyzers began his career as a 3D artist working in television commercials and identifications in 1995, with experience also including large format Motion Ride and IMAX 2D and Stereoscopic films.
He has since worked at The Moving Picture Company, UK as Computer Graphics Supervisor where he played a key part in building the visual effects pipeline for the MPC film division. His credits from this time encompass a variety of high profile feature films including Tim Burton's Corpse Bride, the first three Harry Potter films and Wallace and Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit.
Since joining Image Engine in 2006, Muyzers has led the development of Image Engine's robust film visual effects pipeline and assembled its highly regarded visual effects R&D department. This technical and creative development has been instrumental to the success of District 9 and The Twilight Saga: Eclipse, where Muyzers also played a key role as Digital Production Supervisor. For his work on District 9, Muyzers was honored with nominations for the Academy Award®, the BAFTA, and the Visual Effects Society Award. Most recently, Peter has re-teamed with Director Neill Blomkamp for his upcoming film, Elysium (Sony Pictures Entertainment, 2013) as the production's overall Visual Effects Supervisor.


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HOUSTON - He's known as the "King of Country" music and on Sunday's last night of Rodeo Houston, George Strait proved he's still royalty and can electrify a stadium filled with fans.
The excitement began hours before Strait took the stage. Outside Reliant Stadium, a sea of country music diehards waited in long lines for the sold-out show.
"He stays true to his music, down home country, he's never changed," said one fan. "He's awesome."
Strait souvenirs sold quickly on Sunday. Fans said they were wanting a memory of the man and his music.
"It's his last tour, very excited. I've never seen him before," said another fan. "I love George Strait."
"I love you George, I love you George, I really do," said one fan.
On stage, the music paused a short time for Strait to recognize a current or former member of our military who was wounded during service.
In an emotional tribute, Strait presented the key to a new home.
Sunday was Strait's 21st Rodeo Houston appearance. He played the last concert in the Astrodome and the first in Reliant Stadium.
Strait also set the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo's all-time attendance record, which now stands at at 80,020.
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COTSWOLDS racer Sharon Laws enjoyed a spectacular homecoming in the inaugural Friends Life Women's Tour which brought crowds out in their thousands.
While dual Olympic and multiple world champion Marianne Vos from the Netherlands comfortably won the overall race, some gritty and determined cycling on the 10 climbing sections of the five-day race from Oundle in Northamptonshire to Bury St Edmunds in Suffolk, secured Laws the Queen of the Mountains title.
It was something that the 2012 national road race champion from Bourton-on-the-Water was not expecting.
Sharon had helped her States-based United Healthcare team to a win in the Tour of the Gila, New Mexico's premier race the previous weekend which meant she had a five-hour drive followed by an overnight transtlantic flight arriving at her team hotel at 3pm on the afternoon before the British race.
"I wasn't feeling too great, either," admitted Sharon, "and I had kept quiet about the one-hour highlights programme on ITV every evening because I thought I wouldn't feature much."
But Sharon featured heavily. Grabbing the polka dot Queen of the Mountains jersey after winning that discipline on the first day, she tenaciously refused to relinquish her lead despite the persistent challenge of Jolanda Nef of Switzerland who, at 21, is 18 years Sharon's junior.
The Friends Life Tour, the biggest road race for women ever staged in Britain, apart from the London Olympics, proved an astonishing success among both the riders and the public.
"The event was incredibly well run and I have never ridden in front of crowds like it," said Sharon.
"Even in small villages everyone was coming out and the roadside was really packed on Saturday and Sunday.
"There were a lot of people shouting for me and on the final day I even saw a big banner made by a friend.
"To be able to do something in front of British crowds has been fantastic."
Sharon finished 33rd overall, a minute behind Vos, but her job from day one was to focus on winning the polka dot jersey, and the UHC team were delighted with her efforts and those of her young team-mate Hannah Barnes who finished ninth.
UHC Sports director Rachel Heal said: "I'm really proud of how well the team has ridden here all week against the strongest teams in the world.
"Earning the best young rider jersey as well as the best British rider jersey was an incredible achievement for Hannah.
"And it was fantastic to see Sharon taking the Queen of the Mountains jersey on day one, and it was a full team effort all week to defend it."
Women's Tour race director Nick Bennett said: "The big crowds from Wednesday onwards blew the whole of our organisation away. The British public have taken women's racing to their hearts."
Laws certainly hopes the race becomes an annual fixture.
"Women's races seem to come and go but this was really exciting and I hope it is here to stay," she said."
She now snatches a few days at home in Bourton with her mum Joy before returning to the States to compete in Philadelphia and Minnesota before returning to Britain for the national road race championship in Abergavenny (June 26-29).


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This is the Japanese version of Death Dome. Our original review on the English one can be read below for your convenience:
OK, first at all, the future Oscar award winner plot summarized in a couple of sentences: a virus that makes you stronger when doesn't kill you; a domed and doomed city in ruins with over-stereoided ogre-like cyborg-ugly foes and you, a lovely 21st century amazon armed with an axe and a trash can lid. No firearms allowed. Got it?
Death Dome is a 3D lookalike fighting game, though don't think about it as Tekken or Dead or Alive. It's a game about attack, attack and attack to then dodge in the exact precise moment and in the needed direction. As foes inflict ten times more damage than you, then it will be time to attack, attack and...dodge. If you dodge actually in the exact precise moment, time will freeze and you'll be able to deal actual damage to your enemy. Also, if you accumulate enough green slimy fluor stuff you can freeze time and deal a super attack. Lastly, once you have emptied your enemy's lifebar, you can finish him off through a sort of fatality, though it seems there's little if any control on them. Weapons, armor and shield are upgradeable through in-game money or legal tender. Perhaps the best part of it is that experience points allow to learn new moves beyond the starting basic slashes.
Graphics and animations are great, though lower devices may not be able to stand them at all. In addition, there's been a great effort put into sound effects
Death Dome is free to play and is occupies only 400 and so Mb in your SD card now that we are getting used to 1Gb and more. However, it's quite difficult to get far in the game without in-app purchases unless you are disposed to spend a handful of hours on it. As an improvised scale, think about the end of first stage as your free limit. Touch response in menus clearly deserves some improvement, but this can be considered a minor flaw nowadays.
In short, it's a great game, though it may not completely satisfy either hardcore or fighting gamers, much less hardcore fighting gamers. However, casual gamers will find this game perfectly suited to enjoy gory battles without needing to learn strange combos or become a nervous wreck.
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BRADLEY COOPER is stopping by, and he's got a lot of good things in store for Ellen besides his handsome face! The actor and former People's Sexiest Man Alive received an Oscar nomination as Best Supporting Actor this year for his role as an FBI agent and criminal pawn in the all-star film "American Hustle." It's not the first time Bradley's work has been recognized in Hollywood. He received many nominations and awards for his lead role in last year's "Silver Linings Playbook," and captured the spirit of male camaraderie and mayhem in "The Hangover" series. When he dropped by Ellen's set before, Bradley showed her his moves on the dance floor, and hearts went a'fluttering. What could possibly come next when he and Ellen tango again?!
He may have been dancing overseas, but 8-year-old "India's Got Talent" contestant AKSHAT SINGH got the world's attention when his animated dance routine went viral! Ellen had to see for herself and invited him to her stage. One thing's for certain, Akshat is guaranteed to make a big entrance!
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The AIR NativeWindow API is a staple of desktop AIR applications, used to open multiple windows on the screen, each with its own stage. On mobile devices and TVs, the class is unsupported. So how does an application go about opening a window?
It doesn't. On mobile devices and TVs, AIR applications can render only to the single available stage. The stage is automatically create and made visible when the application launches, and remains available until the application exits. In other words, it behaves essentially the same as the Stage does for Flash Player content.
Most code need concern itself only with the stage, and in this way can be made more portable between desktop, mobile, and TV deployment. For example, the stage directly provides information about its size. It also retains the ability to enter full-screen mode, and on mobile devices provides information about screen orientation.
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HOUSTON - Police presence was amped up at an elementary school after, officials said, a student threatened others with a knife.
"We got to the house and we called the school and they said there was a commotion with a child with a knife," parent Albert Martinez said.
Houston Independent School District officials said the pocketknife was found at DeZavala Elementary, 7521 Avenue H.
One father, who wanted to remain anonymous, said his 11-year-old son was threatened in the cafeteria. "While he was sitting down, he was poking at the milk carton with the knife and my son told him he couldn't be doing that and that he wasn't supposed to have a knife at school. (The student with the knife) told him he better not tell and he started swinging the knife at him and threatened to stab him," the father said.
Another student was allegedly threatened in a restroom.
"At DeZavala Elementary, the safety of all our students is our top priority and we take matters like these very seriously," Principal Yolanda Rodriguez said.
The threatened student's father said he's proud of his son for reporting the incident.
"He was afraid he was going to get in trouble, but I told him he was more of a hero than anything, you know, because anything else could have happened. It could have been worse. It could have been a gun," said the father.
The case has been referred to the Harris County District Attorney's office to determine what charges, if any, would be appropriate.
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You exercise your body to stay physically in shape, so why shouldn't you exercise your brain to stay mentally fit? With these daily exercises you will learn how to flex your mind, improve your creativity and boost your memory. As with any exercise, repetition is necessary for you to see improvement, so pick your favorite exercises from our daily suggestions and repeat them as desired. Try to do some mentalrobics every single day!
Engineering challenges are fun activities that are frequently assigned to students in physics or engineering classes, but they can easily be used outside of these venues. An engineering challenge usually has a simple goal and some rules about what sorts of materials you are allowed to use. These are great ways to get people thinking creatively and to foster teamwork and competition. Try an engineering challenge at a birthday party, office outing, scout meeting, or any other gathering where you want to have fun and exercise your creativity.
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Despite ample and convincing evidence that race often is a factor when juries hand down death sentences, the state Senate voted last week to repeal the Racial Justice Act. North Carolina was a leader when it passed; now it is swimming against a slow but growing tide of states that question how fairly and how accurately the death penalty is applied. Three North Carolina inmates were able to convince a judge under the Racial Justice Act that prosecutorial exclusion of qualified blacks and other race-based factors likely made the difference between life and death sentences. And the list of convicted inmates whose names have since been cleared is getting longer, suggesting that our system is more imperfect than we care to admit.
Yet senators, led by Wilmington's own Thom Goolsby, chose to reinstate the potential for bias.
Voters have become resigned to putting up with ugly attack ads during the traditional campaign season. But please, spare us from perennial campaigning.
Not the National Republican Congressional Committee, which unleashed a vicious ad targeting 7th District U.S. Rep. Mike McIntyre despite the fact that the 2014 general election is more than a year and a half away.
First came the announcement that New Hanover County Democrat Jonathan Barfield and Johnston County Republican David Rouzer will run against the Lumberton Democrat, then the attack ads, which blame McIntyre for economic problems and the debt standoff and which attempt to characterize him as a supporter of Obamacare, which he voted against – twice.
Voters, on the other hand, can blame partisanship and unlimited corporate/"independent" money that has poured into political campaigns since the U.S. Supreme Court effectively lifted most limits on campaign contributions.
Thank goodness some among the leadership in Raleigh possess common sense. They expediently backed off an idiotic resolution asserting that North Carolina is not bound by federal laws or court rulings with regard to establishment of a state religion. The bill was mostly symbolic. The Rowan County sponsors were miffed that the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that prayers uttered before public board meetings may not be sectarian in nature – in other words, the preacher can't pray "in Jesus' name." Too bad. It's the law. One of the sponsors apologized, acknowledged that as written the bill went beyond his intent of supporting prayer before commissioners meetings in Rowan County.
In what some legislative leaders termed a creative approach to an expensive dilemma, a group of coastal lawmakers has proposed selling naming rights and ads for ferries to reduce or eliminate the need for fare increases. Somehow, it seems it would ruin the experience to drive aboard a vessel plastered with commercial logos a la NASCAR, or to have to listen to a barrage of advertisements over the public address system, possibly while riding on a ferry known as Chicken of the Sea.
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The achievements of students at Mullion School have been recognised in a presentation evening.
Student in the last year 11 group, who collected their GCSE results in the summer, returned to the school to collect their certificates.
Not only this, there were 40 individual awards and numerous subject and headteacher commendations presented.
In his speech headteacher Mike Sandford praised the students for achieving another excellent set of results for the school, and for seizing the many opportunities that had been offered to them over their five years at Mullion School.
Charlotte Chadwick, community network manager for Helston and The Lizard, Falmouth and Penryn, and one of the Olympic Torch Relay runners, was the guest speaker.
She urged the young people to think about five 'Hs', which were to listen to their heart as well as their head, to hunger for opportunities, to have humility and to celebrate success with moments of hallelujah.
The event was well attended, with 220 proud parents and ex pupils involved.
Mr Sandford said: "It is always a very happy occasion and gives us all a chance to catch up on what our ex pupils have been doing since they left us last summer."
This year marked the return of the 'Flight 31' year group - named after the school's symbol of an arctic tern, which is the bird with the longest migratory pattern of all creatures, symbolising the fact that Mullion pupils will travel around the world.
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Breast Cancer Friends support group meets the third Monday night of each month at 6:30 p.m. at Maple Hill church of Christ located on the corner of West Main Street and Maple Hill Road in Lebanon.
Those who have had breast cancer in the past or are dealing with it now are welcome to attend.
LEBANON -- Cumberland's defense continued its outstanding play, holding Faulkner to just 106 total yards in a 23-6 victory over the Eagles Saturday afternoon at Lindsey Donnell Stadium.
"I'm so proud of our defense unit," said CU coach Dewayne Alexander. "Those guys are playing with a swagger. They run around and try to make plays and that's contagiuos. I think we would have been able to play out here for another two or three hours and we would have been able to home 'em out."
The win ended a three-game losing streak for Cumberland (2-4, 1-1 MSC), as the Bulldog defense posted a shutout. Faulkner's only points came on an interception return for a touchdown early in the third quarter.
Cumberland dominated possession of the football, posting 40:45 in time of possession and running 82 total offensive plays for 323 yards.
Fullback and Wilson Central graduate Mitch McChurch rushed 15 times for 61 yards, while Da'Jaun Manning carried 14 times for 54 yards.
"We had over 200 yards rushing after finding a couple of things we could hang our hats on," Alexander said. "Overall -- we needed a win. We had been playing close, but we needed a win and went out and got one."
Ken Dixon also rushed four times for 54 yards, including a 45-yard scamper in the second quarter, and one score, while Kevin Smithson, the backup quarterback and a backup tight end until two weeks ago, carried five times for 29 yards out of a "Wildcat" set.
Faulkner (1-5, 0-3) registered just five first downs and 106 total yards.
The Bulldogs forced two turnovers, a fumble recovery by Stephon Ransom and an interception by freshman Cody McCallister.
CU quarterback Christian Burnett went 10-for-22 for 101 yards, one touchdown and two interceptions.
Cumberland scored on a 32-yard pass from Burnett to Ronez Harris late in the first quarter, with Harris catching the pass and breaking a tackle at the 10-yard line before heading into the end zone.
Nick Sasser's extra point was wide left, and CU led 6-0.
The Eagles' Matt Fleck blocked a punt in the second quarter and Faulkner took over at the CU 14-yard line, but freshman Cody McCallister intercepted a pass at the one yard line on the first play of the drive and returned it to the Eagles 43.
The Bulldogs scored six plays later on a six-yard run by Dixon. Burnett hit Lebanon's Kenny Sallis with the two-point conversion for a 14-0 advantage.
CU scored again just before the half, covering 57 yards on 10 plays, including a 45-yard run by Dixon.
Manning swept around right end, getting into the end zone right at the pylon for a five-yard TD run just 31 seconds before the break. Sasser's PAT was wide left again, and the Bulldogs took a 20-0 halftime edge.
Faulkner's Q. Braswell got the Eagles on the scoreboard early in the third quarter, intercepting a Burnett pass, breaking several tackles before finding open turf for a 60-yard touchdown.
Faulkner tried an onside kick after the TD, but the ball did not travel 10 yards, setting up the Bulldogs in Eagles territory.
CU covered only 23 yards but took 10 plays, and Sasser booted through a 28-yard field goal for a 23-6 lead for the final scoring of the contest.
CU visits UVA-Wise Saturday, Oct. 17 for a 12:30 p.m. CT contest.
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At the center of the case is Myriad's licensing of two patents regarding genes BRAC1 and BRAC2. Patients with inherited mutations in these genes have an increased likelihood of developing breast cancer or ovarian cancer as compared to the general population. Myriad developed a genetic test called the BRACAnalysis test which allowed physicians to identify patients at the highest risk of developing cancer. Patients testing positive could then be monitored or undergo preventive medical treatment to minimize their risk.
Myriad has stated that the genetic tests related to the disputed patents are covered by 23 issued patents with almost 500 claims, and that only 15 of the claims are disputed in the lawsuit. The true importance of this case lies more with its implications for biotechnology research, and less on the impact to Myriad's bottom line. The company and its supporters argue that the ability to patent genes is integral to innovation in biotechnology.
It is still too early to tell what the impact of the Prometheus decision and a potential denial of Myriad's patents will have on biotechnology innovation. Industry insiders who argue that these decisions will throw cold water on innovation may be correct. It is reasonable to think that patent protection is a necessary incentive to encourage new technologies. On the other hand, if investigators do not have to worry about violating patents in their research, there could be more activity. Researchers have previously been unable or unwilling to explore certain genes due to a fear of being sued. For example, the Alzheimer's Institute of America (AIA) has been accused of slowing research by filing patents against the use of a genetic marker known as the 'Swedish mutation' that is correlated with early-onset Alzheimer's. Intellectual property disputes surrounding this mutation have hampered Alzheimer's research since the early 1990s.
It is also worth mentioning that the patents in dispute in the Myriad case were not originally filed by the company. Instead, like many such patents, they were discovered at universities and licensed to the company for commercialization. The Myriad patents were primarily licensed to the company by the University of Utah Research Foundation. This distorts the issue, because academic researchers, while certainly aware of commercial possibilities for their discoveries, have traditionally been driven by science rather than profit. Rather than halting progress, the denial of patents for genes should spur these researchers to dig deeper into understanding the genetic basis of disease. So, while these decisions may have a chilling effect on biotech companies, innovative research will likely continue.
The market for genetic testing has experienced double-digit year-on-year growth in recent years, and is expected to continue to grow at a CAGR of 10.3% through the end of this decade. The market for these tests, worth only $426 million in 2004, is expected to approach $2 billion by 2018. One thing that we do expect to result from these patent decisions is the shifting of diagnostic revenue from small biotech companies to larger, more established diagnostic players. Large companies possessing platform technologies will be able to devise their own tests, without the fear of patent infringement, to compete with more expensive proprietary tests. These companies can then offer their customers more comprehensive testing at a lower price at the expense of smaller companies who may have initially developed the tests with the promise of patent protection.
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Grilled Fish Sandwich with Cabbage Slaw
Grilling fish is easy -- just follow our pointers and you're sure to get great results. For a meal that's ready in minutes, serve the fish in a simple, summery sandwich.
- Servings: 4
Source: Everyday Food, July/August 2009
- 4 cups shredded green cabbage (from 1/4 head cabbage)
- Coarse salt and ground pepper
- 1 celery stalk, thinly sliced
- 1/2 small red onion, thinly sliced
- 3 tablespoons mayonnaise
- 1 tablespoon red-wine vinegar
- 1/4 teaspoon caraway seed
- Vegetable oil, for grilling
- 4 striped bass fillets (or other firm-fleshed fish, such as tuna, tilapia, or salmon), 4 to 6 ounces each
- 8 thick slices sandwich bread, such as brioche or country-style white
In a bowl, toss cabbage with 2 teaspoons salt; let stand 20 minutes. Press between layers of paper towels to remove excess liquid. Toss cabbage in a clean bowl with celery, onion, mayonnaise, vinegar, and caraway seed and season with pepper.
Heat grill to medium-high. Clean and lightly oil hot grates. Pat fish dry with paper towels; season with salt and pepper and brush with oil. Grill fish on one side until opaque at edges, 2 to 4 minutes. Using a thin spatula, flip fish and cook until opaque throughout, 1 to 5 minutes. Transfer to a plate.
Clean and lightly oil hot grates; grill bread until lightly toasted, 5 to 10 seconds per side. Assemble sandwiches with fish and cabbage slaw.
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DesignGirl5108 JUN, 2011I have made these sandwiches twice & each time had great reviews. I used brioche & served them with the Parmesan-Coated Sweet Potato Fries & a homemade aïoli dipping sauce. Yum!Reply


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i have small problem starting live usb bt4 pre on advent 7555gx, when i try boot bt4 from live usb im getting message no "usable screen found" i dont know how to sort it out. laptop details monitor 17" quad core Q9000 ram 4 gig graphic ati hd 4850.
im trying start live usb bt4 pre final. laptop spec. advent 7555gx; Q9000 ati hd 4850 and win 7 ddr2 4gig.
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running a bootable usb drive has nothing to do with Win7, it has to do with your hardware configuration.
you will have to specify in your bios to boot from a usb device, and hope your hardware supports it.
all the newer machines will support this kind of startup, it's only the older ones that may not have that capability.
just go through your bios settings, and do a little reading, and you will figure it out.
I am also assuming that you have setup your usb device correctly with the correct partitions et al, and it is bootable.
I had a problem doing the same thing with BT4 prefinal also.... my thumb drive was really slow, I ended up doing the following:
1. boot BT4 prefinal from cd
2. installed BT4 to an external 120G HDD using the desktop shortcut
3. used the 120G HDD to boot to BT4
this option worked really well for me, and was very fast once it was installed.
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Magician Bradley Fields Appears at the Gallo Center for the Arts, 2/24
Actor, director and magician Bradley Fields began working professionally at the age of 14 in schools, nightclubs, theaters, and on television. Using comedy, mime and characterization, Fields developed a style so original that newspaper critics at the time compared him to Marcel Marceau, Charlie Chaplin, and Harpo Marx.
Fields will present his critically acclaimed show, "Out of Thin Air" at the Gallo Center for the Arts on Sunday, February 24, at 2 pm. Tickets are $8, $12, $15 and $25, and can be purchased online at GalloArts.org, calling (209) 338-2100, or at the Gallo Center ticket office at 1000 I Street in downtown Modesto.
In "Out of Thin Air," Fields creates a poetic dreamscape from a by-gone era: A mythical midway, the din of the ballyhoo, side show hucksters and fairground fakirs. Reality is transformed. A living princess is levitated! A woman is divided into three! Bird cages disappear, and eye-popping miracles appear "out of thin air!"
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Jack N' Jill - Natural Calendula Toothpaste Banana
Jack N'Jill is the brainchild of a pharmacist husband and genius wife who share a paranoia about harmful children's products. Dissatisfied with the available options, they set out to formulate the safest, most effective & yummiest toothpaste for their kids and yours.
Quote: "We have formulated our toothpaste to work well on young teeth and to be full of only natural ingredients. Good toothpaste is hard to make, so we set out to make toothpaste without noxious chemicals. We know how hard it is to get young ones to brush – or allow parents to brush – which is why we want it to be a yummy and fun experience for them, as well as safe."
Organic Natural Banana Flavour. With Xylitol to fight tooth decay, and Organic Calendula to soothe gums.
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Wednesday, January 15, 2014 - 19:54 PM
The Common Thread Clinic Tour TODAY in Fresno, CA!
TODAY only in Fresno, CA - The Common Thread Clinic Tour featuring Meinl Cymbal artists JP Bouvet, Matt Halpern, and Mike Johnston. Hosted by Bentley's Drum Shop and held at Bentley's Drum Shop. 7pm.
Don't miss this opportunity to experience one of the most unique drum clinics ever. JP, Matt, and Mike are all completely different artists and educators, but through their love of drumming, love of teaching, and their love of Meinl Cymbals, they have put together a great night of inspiration and education that will leave you wanting to get to your drum set as soon as possible.


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Lenovo Vibe Z smartphone was launched in November 2013. The phone comes with a 5.50-inch touchscreen display with a resolution of 1080 pixels by 1920 pixels at a PPI of 401 pixels per inch.
The Lenovo Vibe Z is powered by 2.2GHz quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 processor and it comes with 2GB of RAM. The phone packs 16GB of internal storage cannot be expanded. As far as the cameras are concerned, the Lenovo Vibe Z packs a 13-megapixel primary camera on the rear and a 5-megapixel front shooter for selfies.
The Lenovo Vibe Z runs Android 4.3 and is powered by a 3000mAh non removable battery. It measures 149.10 x 77.00 x 7.90 (height x width x thickness) and weigh 145.20 grams.
The Lenovo Vibe Z is a single SIM (GSM) smartphone that accepts a Micro-SIM. Connectivity options include Wi-Fi, GPS, Bluetooth, FM, 3G and 4G. Sensors on the phone include Compass Magnetometer, Proximity sensor, Accelerometer and Ambient light sensor.
How to download Kelly Clarkson Wallpapers PGUKC form Lenovo Vibe Z?
- Check the Android version to verify compatibility of Kelly Clarkson Wallpapers PGUKC with Lenovo Vibe Z.
Find Android version: go to "Settings" - "About the phone" - "Android version". Make sure Kelly Clarkson Wallpapers PGUKC is compatible with Lenovo Vibe Z.
- Click the download button to download Kelly Clarkson Wallpapers PGUKC in Lenovo Vibe Z.
- Once the download and installation are complete, find Kelly Clarkson Wallpapers PGUKC in your home screen and tap the icon to open it.
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Punxsutawney Phil Calls For Early Spring [VIDEO]
It's Groundhog Day and Punxsutawney Phil has made his prediction.
He says expect an early spring. Not all his counterparts agree.
Connecticut Chuckes saw his shadow and predicts six more weeks of winter according to WTIC TV. So did Nova Scotia's Shubenacadie Sam, a Canadian groundhog reports CTV News.
CNN reports that Staten Island Chuck's prediction is also for an early spring. Chuck makes his prediction at the Staten Island Zoo.
With thousands watching on Gobbler's Knob in west-central Pennsylvania, the furry rodent emerged from his lair Saturday but didn't see his shadow.
Legend has it that if the groundhog sees his shadow on Feb. 2, winter will last six more weeks. But if he doesn't see his shadow, spring will come early. At least that's what the Inner Circle says — the group that dons top hats and tuxedos on Groundhog Day each year to oversee the ceremony.
Inner Circle president Bill Deeley says that after "consulting" with Phil, he makes the call in deciphering what the world's most famous groundhog has to say about the weather.
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TWO men were injured after being hit with a rubber mallet as they walked home from a night out in 'unprovoked' and 'disturbing' attacks.
The men were both hit once with the weapon in separate attacks in Darwen town centre in the early hours of Saturday morning.
The attacks happened just before 4am in Market Street and School Street. The two male victims, aged 20 and 24, suffered cuts to the head as a result of the assaults and were treated at Royal Blackburn Hospital.
Detective Sergeant Adie McHugh, of Blackburn CID, said: "These are two random and unprovoked attacks with no obvious motive. It is a bit disturbing. Neither of the victims have been robbed during the attacks.
"These men have suffered nasty injuries as a result of being hit with the weapon. Both were hit once on the head, it wasn't a sustained attack.
"They had both been out for the night when the incidents happened."
Police have already spoken to some witnesses but are keen to hear from anybody else who may have seen anything.
DS McHugh said: "We have studied CCTV footage and there are people in the area at the time, so we are keen to hear from anyone who may have seen the attacks or the events leading up to them.
"Both incidents happened within a short space of time of each other just before 4am."
The two men are described as being aged between 18 and 22, both around 5ft 10ins tall, one with short dark hair and one with short light coloured hair.
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POLICE are asking owners of derelict buildings to help them find a man who was last seen more than two years ago.
Adam Wilmott, 39, was homeless in the Swindon area in 2011 but stayed at local hostels or with friends. And was last seen leaving the Great Western Hospital on September 27 that year.
He had kept contact with his family until then, but efforts to find him since, including the Salvation Army's tracing service have so far failed.
He was finally reported missing in April this year.
Adam, who has long term health problems requiring medication, is described as white, medium build with short brown hair on the sides of his head but bald on top. He normally has facial hair in the shape of a goatee.
Wiltshire Police are asking anyone who owns any derelict buildings or outhouses to search them.
Anyone with information or who may have seen Adam since 2011, should contact Wiltshire Police on 101 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 where information can be left anonymously.