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On 27/04/2009, Christian Grobmeier <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > Hi all, > > we have fixed all bugs we mentioned for 1.0 release. The API looks > quite good for my eyes (even when Sebastian finds some stuff here and > there :-)) and I would like to think about a release again. Is there > anything speaking against this step? Anything we really need to do > before discussing about a release? I think the API is now much better. The only minor issue I have is with finish() and close(). I think it is going to be annoying for users to have to call finish() separately from close(). I would prefer to see finish() being optional, i.e. close() should call it if necessary. But the code should check to make sure that finish() is not called twice, and maybe should check that only close() - and write() - is allowed after calling finish(). > Best, > Christian > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com > For additional commands, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: email@example.com
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-1599?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel#action_12539570 ] Knut Anders Hatlen commented on DERBY-1599: ------------------------------------------- What I meant was that I'm fine with not fixing the combinations that don't work (that is, update{Clob,Blob,*Stream} + get{Clob,Blob,*Stream} with no call to updateRow() in between) if we instead make them fail gracefully ("reading updated blob/clob column is not supported until updateRow() has been called"). I don't see any compelling reasons for restricting the combinations that currently work (get + update). Of course, if we could make all combinations work, that would be the best solution. By the way, what's the correct return value from a getter right after a column has been modified with one of the update methods? The old value or the updated value? Currently, we return the new value, but perhaps we should return the old value until we have called updateRow()? > Clob.getSubString() throws NullPointerException when created by updatable result set > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Key: DERBY-1599 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-1599 > Project: Derby > Issue Type: Bug > Components: JDBC, Network Client > Affects Versions: 10.1.3.1, 10.2.1.6 > Reporter: Knut Anders Hatlen > Priority: Minor > Attachments: Repro.java > > > If you create a clob value with one of the ResultSet.updateXXX methods that take a stream or a reader, and retrieve that value with ResultSet.getClob(), a NullPointerException will be thrown when getSubString() is called on the returned Clob object. This happens with the network client driver, and it has been observed on Derby 10.1.3.1 and trunk. > Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NullPointerException > at org.apache.derby.client.am.Clob.getSubStringX(Clob.java:229) > at org.apache.derby.client.am.Clob.getSubString(Clob.java:210) > at Repro.main(Repro.java:24) -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online.
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The Riddick film franchise pretty well wore out its welcome with the second movie, but the Chronicles of Riddick saga still seemed strong when Vivendi Games announced the remake of Chronicles of Riddick: Escape from Butcher Bay. A surprisingly great first-person shooter, Butcher Bay proved that bringing Hollywood into gaming was not a deal with the devil. It made a star out of game developer Starbreeze (which went on to make The Darkness) and it also gave star/producer Vin Diesel a chance to give one of its brightest performances.
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Florida State Seminoles Thread
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Wofford has been replaced with Pitt. We'll have 9 conference games next yr. We'll open up with them on Labor Day at Doak
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"I'm locked in"
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Bradenton (Fla.) Manatee four-star defensive tackle Demarcus Christmas committed to Florida State back in October. This weekend he made his first visit to FSU since last summer. Christmas came to Tallahassee for junior day and to meet with the coaching staff.
Demarcus Christmas sounds like he's ready to be a 'Nole.
I loved everything, said Christmas. I checked out some of the newer stuff and I loved it all. I can picture myself here.
FSU defensive tackle coach Odell Haggins is the primary recruiter for Christmas and his future position coach. While on campus, Christmas spent a lot of time talking with Haggins.
He told me Im the top defensive lineman coming in. We talked more about school than football. I want to come up here and get a good education first and football is second.
Christmas said the best part of the visit was seeing the player dorms.
Going to see the dorms was the best part, I didnt know theyd be that nice.
Before getting on the road and heading home, Christmas met with the head man, Jimbo Fisher.
He talked to me about school and my education.
It was a bit of a surprise that one of the top defensive linemen in the country committed so early on in the process. Christmas will likely have offers from teams coast to coast, but he decided to commit before a lot of those programs had a chance to offer.
Im locked in, Christmas said about his commitment to FSU. I did it to keep me working harder on something I really want to do. I picked FSU because thats where I picture myself. I look up to people here like family members.
Demarcus Christmas is ranked as a 4-star, hes the 7th best DT in they country, the 14th ranked recruit in Florida and the 98th overall player in the country.
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Four-star OT recaps his FSU visit
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – St. Petersburg (Fla.) four-star offensive tackle Reilly Gibbons was among the top-rated prospects on campus at Florida State on Saturday for junior day.
Gibbons isn't in a rush to make a decision.
"It was great," Gibbons said. "It was a really good time."
Gibbons, who is ranked as the No. 135 overall prospect in the 2014 Top247, got a great deal of attention from head coach Jimbo Fisher.
"The coaches were just so nice," Gibbons said. "They showed me around. I got to go up to Coach Fisher's office and we talked for a while. It was a really great experience.
"He told me about his needs for offensive linemen in my class," Gibbons added. "He really was just talking about that for a long time. He wanted to get a feel for me and what I am about."
The No. 15 offensive tackle in the 2014 class also got a great deal of attention from offensive line coach Rick Trickett.
"He is a great guy," Gibbons said. "We talked for a while. The stories that the man has are amazing. We talked about yet again their needs for the offensive line. He told me he was going to take seven, I think that was his number, in this class. He told me that he really wants me to be a part of that seven."
Some of the other people on campus that made an impression on Gibbons were current players who spoke with the visitors.
"They had a players panel and they answered a lot of questions," Gibbons said. "They were very good. They told us a lot. Their admiration for the coaching staff stood out. They respect them a great deal. The level of maturity amongst those guys was pretty impressive."
The current players spoke of a system of accountability installed by the current coaching staff.
"They also have a system of points that they divvy out, with regards to bad points, and if you get a certain number that week you aren't allowed to play and so on," Gibbons said. "I like that there is accountability built in."
The visit didn't just stand out because of the people in and around Doak S. Campbell Stadium.
"The facilities are great," Gibbons said. "They use a GPS technology that they put inside the shoulder pads. They also use a 3-D imaging system for their highlights. It is just the cool little technological stuff like that which kind of gets you excited."
Despite a great visit, Gibbons did not consider a commitment.
"It is too early in this process," Gibbons said. "I haven't made a top five or top ten yet.
"FSU made a very good impression though," Gibbons added.
Gibbons, who claims more than two dozen offers, plans to visit Duke next weekend. As for spring visits, he has yet to plan those out but said a return visit to Florida State is very likely.
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4-Star DB receives FSU offer
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Lake City (Fla.) Columbia four-star safety Trey Marshall picked up his fourth offer today while on campus at Florida State for junior day.
FSU likes Marshall at CB.
"I was kind of shocked, but then again I wasn't," Marshall said of his offer from FSU today. "I was walking around, talking to coach (Jeremy) Pruitt all day and we got back (to the Moore Center) and that's when I talked to Jimbo (Fisher). He offered me."
"I was real excited about the offer. I like the tradition, it's close to home, the atmosphere and the relationships."
Throughout the day Marshall was able to spend time with FSU defensive coordinator Jeremy Pruitt and talk about the things he's going to do at FSU.
"He plans to improve the defense and put DB's on the field. He likes my size, ball skills and speed. They said they've been watching my film all week."
Besides bonding with coach Pruitt, Marshall also spent time with defensive tackle coach Odell Haggins.
"I've known Odell since he was recruiting Timmy (Jernigan). He's cool, I've known him for a long time."
Florida State told the 6-foot-1, 185-pound Marshall that they'd like to use him at corner to start and possibly move him to safety later in his career. Marshall originally planned on holding off on his decision, but after receiving an offer from Florida State he says his plans may change.
"I don't know when a decision will come now. I've got to talk to my mom about that."
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Sherrod Pittman has FSU at the top
TALLAHASSEE, FLA. - After Saturday's Junior Day at Florida State, Jacksonville (Fla.) First Coast linebacker Sherrod Pittman has one school ahead of the pack.
Pittman credited Florida State's program and tradition while naming them his leader.
The 6-foot-1, 215-pound Class of 2015 prospect named Florida State his leader on Saturday afternoon and went in-depth on what stands out about the Seminoles.
"FSU is my leader," Pittman mentioned. "I like their program and tradition. I like how everyone chooses FSU from First Coast since it's a big pipeline."
Pittman projects as a linebacker at the next level and spent plenty of time on Saturday with new linebackers coach Charles Kelly, as well as new defensive coordinator Jeremy Pruitt.
"I talked with Coach Kelly and Coach Pruitt, the linebackers coach and the defensive coordinator," said Pittman. "Coach Kelly is really good. He's fun to hang around with. He'd be a good coach to come me up. Coach Pruitt was recruiting me at Alabama, so I'm not used to seeing him in these colors. We talked about his defense and he said he likes to run a dime, nickel and a 3-4 or something like that."
As a whole, Pittman enjoyed the Florida State Junior Day a great deal and appreciated the attention showed by the Florida State coaching staff.
"I liked it up here very well," he said. "They showed me around campus, they showed me a lot of love and the coaches and staff took me around. It was great. I ate good too."
Up next, Pittman plans to visit Georgia Tech for their Junior Day on in early March.
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Johnson '110% committed' to FSU
TALLAHASSEE, FLA. - Jacksonville (Fla.) First Coast quarterback DeAndre Johnson spent Saturday in Tallahassee for the Florida State Junior Day and the sophomore left feeling more committed to the Seminoles than ever before.
Johnson spent plenty of time on Saturday discussing the FSU offense with head coach Jimbo Fisher.
The 6-foot-1, 175-pound Class of 2015 prospect spent most of the day getting to know the new coaches at Florida State and he seemed to really hit it off with new running backs coach Randy Sanders.
"It was a great visit," Johnson said. "I spoke to Coach (Randy) Sanders, he's a great coach and he's really funny. I spoke to Coach Odell (Haggins) and Coach (Lawrence) Dawsey. I just enjoyed the trip as a whole. I'm 110% committed right now."
Johnson spent some one-on-one time with head coach Jimbo Fisher and they discussed the quarterback situation, as well as the style of offense for next season.
"Coach Fisher told me that he's basically the quarterbacks coach and he's very hands on, so that's good," Johnson mentioned. "He told me that he's still got two more hires to make, but I don't know who yet. We talked about the offense too. He said it's a very diverse, explosive, fun offense. It's got some 'west coast' to it, a little bit of Indianapolis and New England Patriots type stuff to it. It's going to be very productive and explosive in the future."
Johnson is heading into his third season as the starting quarterback for First Coast and he plans on working hard over the next few months to ensure that the Buccaneers continue to grow as a program.
"This summer, I'm going to work real hard again at my craft, work on my leadership and just chill a little bit," he said. "I'll probably end up doing some camps too."
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5-Star LB has two at the top
Jacksonville (Fla.) Sandalwood five-star linebacker Kain Daub is one of the most sought after prospects in the state for 2014. This winter, the 6-foot-3, 227-pound inside backer has kept in close contact with two schools.
"Florida State and Alabama are the two programs I've been keeping in touch with the most," said Daub. "I talk to (Jeremy) Pruitt and (Kirby) Smart at those schools."
Daub says his conversations with both schools coaches have been mostly about off-the-field topics. Each staff is working on getting Daub back on their campus for a visit.
"I've been to Florida State's junior day. It was nice, wasn't my first time there and I'll be going back soon. Maybe next weekend. I'm not sure if I'll go to Alabama's junior day."
Last summer Daub committed to LSU while on a visit, only to decommit in July. Since then Daub says he has not been in contact with the LSU staff and they are not a factor in his recruitment.
"I'd say Florida State and Alabama is my top two right now. No leader, just those two at the top."
In January 2013 defensive end DeMarcus Walker, a teammate of Daub's, enrolled early at FSU. Will having a former teammate at FSU factor into his decision at all?
"He's working me a little bit," Daub said of Walker. "It's not a big reason why I want to go there, but it's a plus, I guess you could say."
As for another commitment, Daub didn't want to put a timetable on his decision.
"I'm just looking for the right feel. Every school offers a lot of great things, I'm just looking for that feel."
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Jackson clears up commitment status
TALLAHASSEE, FLA. - Immokalee (Fla.) athlete and Florida State commitment J.C. Jackson visited Gainesville last weekend for the Florida Junior Day and rumors began to swirl about a potential decommitment.
Jackson said that this visit has firmed up his pledge to the Seminoles.
On Saturday, Jackson spent the day in Tallahassee for the Florida State Junior Day and it seems as though the visit firmed up his pledge to the Seminoles.
"I'm still real firm with FSU," Jackson mentioned. "I'm like 95% firm. I've been committed for a while, so it'll take a lot for a switch. I'm just getting ready for spring ball and then I'll take all five of my official visits. I'll try and get back up here for another visit, but I'll take an official here too. I may come watch some spring practices."
Jackson made some interesting comments about the strength of his commitment after his visit to the University of Florida last weekend, but after speaking with the Seminoles coaching staff on Saturday, all is well between the 5-foot-10,185-pound prospect and Florida State.
"You know, people put stuff in my mouth," he said. "I don't want to decommit. Florida is a good school and it was a nice atmosphere. They showed me some love too. Today, I talked more with the defensive coaches at Florida State and Coach (Jeremy) Pruitt. He definitely wants me to come and join the defense. It makes me feel much better about them."
When Jackson committed to Florida State back in March of 2012, he credited head coach Jimbo Fisher as one of the main reasons for his early commitment. The two spent some more time together on Saturday.
"I talked to Coach Fisher for awhile and we talked about the academics and that they have one-on-one tutors, which is something I need, since I care a lot about academics," Jackson said. "I know I got the ball skills, but we can always get help with the academics. We talked about the defense and they are one of the top 5 defenses in the nation and I'd like to play with them. They got a new coach from Alabama and that's big for them."
Jackson is currently listed as a four-star prospect by 247Sports.com and has an overall ranking of a 91
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Baker impressed with 'Noles staff
TALLAHASSEE, FLA. – Atlanta (Ga.) Marist School defensive tackle Kendall Baker made his first trip to Florida State this weekend and came away impressed with the Seminoles coaching staff.
Baker says that Georgia, Florida State, Clemson, Auburn and Alabama make up his top five.
While most coaches discuss the football program, the talent on campus and how the prospects fit into their systems, Baker appreciated the Florida State coaches take on the importance of academics.
"The most surprising part was just how much they push about being a student," said Baker. "It was a surprise, because you come here for football, but you don't usually see much for being a student like you do here. Also, the player-coach relationship. I liked that all the players had a good relationship with the coaches."
Baker did get an opportunity to discuss the football program with the staff and like most recruits, he thought that the 3D video presentation was one of the highlights of the day.
"I liked the 3D video a lot, that stood out to me," mentioned Baker. "That was really impressive. I also spent some time with the coaching staff in the team meeting room and we didn't even really talk about football much, which was great. We talked about the importance of academics and keeping your head on straight."
The 6-foot-6, 275-pound lineman has schools recruiting him at both offensive guard and defensive tackle, but Florida State has been pursuing him to play on the defensive line. Their recent success at that position has piqued his interest.
"Coach Haggins was telling me how football comes second and academics come first, which I liked," noted Baker. "He is recruiting me at defensive tackle, which they are really talented at already, but I don't have a problem playing offensive line either. They always strive to have a top defense, so coming here would probably take my game to the next level."
Baker has wanted to visit Florida State in the past, but the plans seemed to fall through at the last minute. With his first trip to Tallahassee under his belt, he mentioned that the visit only increased his interest in the Seminoles.
"I already liked FSU a lot, but getting down here for a visit now and seeing the facilities and meeting the coaches was really nice," Baker discussed. "I'll probably talk to Coach (Jimbo) Fisher on Monday or Tuesday, because we have to get on the road early."
While the Florida State trip opened his eyes, it looks like the hometown Georgia Bulldogs may have the early edge for the Atlanta native.
"As of right now, Georgia, Florida State, Clemson, Auburn and Alabama are my top schools, but I've got no real order," he said. "Georgia is the home school. I always feel like there is a big time chance that is the place I can go. The rest all do what they do and try to tell me what they are trying to do and the direction they are trying to go."
Baker plans on visiting Clemson and Georgia over the next month or two.
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Spring proving grounds: Offense
As spring practice nears closer, Noles247 takes a look at several names who could be poised to make moves to a more prominent role as the Seminoles prepare for the 2013 season.
After a quiet 2012, offensive lineman Bobby Hart has the opportunity to be a significant contributor in 2013 with Menelik Watson's early departure.
Today, we look at those on the offensive side of the ball.
OL Bobby Hart – 6'5'' 318 lbs Junior
What we know: When discussing Hart, a junior offensive lineman who played a prominent role as a freshmen due to a plague of injuries to FSU's veteran line, it's difficult to come up with a concrete evaluation of the former St. Thomas Aquinas standout. As a freshman, Hart found himself in the starting role for the final nine games of the 2011 campaign.
Hart has all of the physical tools to succeed as the Seminoles desperately would like for him to, but at the same time, there tends to be a cloud of inconsistency hovering above the junior.
What to look for this spring: With Menelik Watson foregoing his senior season, the Seminoles' offensive line now has a glaring gap that needs to be filled at the right tackle spot. Whether it's Hart who fills that void or perhaps one if one of the current linemen slides over, the bottom line is there is a spot open for the taking.
How bad does Hart want it? It's well known that he is plenty talented enough to be the man for the job, but the junior will need to prove to the coaching staff that he is in fact the best option. While the product on the field is undeniably pivotal, Hart could likely have the opportunity to make his biggest strides towards a starting spot in the weight room, along with mental conditioning.
WR Marvin Bracy – 5'9'' 172 lbs RS Freshman
What we know: We may not have seen the speedy Bracy in any game action in his first season at FSU, but it's no secret that the Seminoles have one of the fastest, if not the fastest, slot men in the entire nation in the redshirt freshman.
After recovering from the nagging hamstring issue that forced Jimbo Fisher to sideline the two sport athlete in his first year, Bracy has hit the ground running with the FSU track team. In his first meet with the Seminoles, Bracy wowed spectators as he took home first place in the 60-meter dash at Arkansas' Razorback Invitational, posting the nation's best time in the progress at 6.61 seconds.
What to look for this spring: Although FSU's wide receiver drawer may be stocked to the brim with quality options, the door is wide open for Bracy, as well as other newcomers, to a.ssert themselves as significant contributors in the Seminole offense in 2013.
Mario Pender was forced to watch practice from the sidelines in his first year on campus.
Plus, to be blunt, there's no one on FSU's roster with a physical skillset quite like Bracy's. With his world class speed, Bracy should prove to be a weapon from the get-go and it will be imperative for him to find his groove and role in the offense as the spring unfolds.
RB Mario Pender – 5'10'' 190 lbs RS Freshman
What we know: For starters, we know that Chris Thompson will not be a feature of FSU's backfield in 2013. James Wilder and Devonta Freeman have both proved their worth over the past two seasons, but with Fisher's "hot hand" policy regarding his running backs, Pender will certainly have a shot to contribute in his redshirt freshman season.
The Cape Coral native took a redshirt in 2012 after having surgery on his groin to repair an injury that Fisher had described as one that is becoming increasingly more common in the game of football. Rumors regarding his academics and rehab have constantly swirled around Pender, but at the moment, they are nothing more than that – rumors.
Heading into the spring, all we truly know about Pender is he has good size, exceptional speed and has just about all of the physical a.ssets needed to be a potentially elite ball carrier at the collegiate level.
What to look for in the spring: First and foremost, all eyes will obviously be on the health of Pender as he suits up for his second spring. There has been a buzz growing regarding his performance in offseason workouts and if true, look for Pender to make significant strides towards a prominent role with the offense in 2013.
Either way, we should get plenty of looks at how Pender has progressed when the actual spring game rolls around in mid-April.
QB Clint Trickett – 6'3'' 180 lbs RS Junior
What we know: Unlike the other two leading contenders for starting quarterback, we know plenty about Trickett. As a skinny redshirt freshman, Trickett impressed when he filled in for the injured EJ Manuel against the likes of Oklahoma and on the road at Clemson.
Though he doesn't really have the size of most successful quarterbacks, Trickett makes up for it with his knowledge of the game, mental prowess and remarkably strong arm.
Jacob Coker impressed in last year's spring game.
What to look for in the spring: While he does have an experience advantage to hang over the heads of Jameis Winston and Jacob Coker, there's no denying that both of the aforementioned have significant size and raw talent advantages over Trickett.
If Trickett is going to make strides towards keeping the title as the team's No. 1 quarterback heading into the fall, he's going to have to separate himself in the playbook and on the mental side of the game, otherwise he will get passed up before anyone could even blink.
QB Jacob Coker – 6'5'' 230 lbs RS Sophomore
What we know: When taking a look at Coker, a former three star product and Alabama native, it's difficult to not have high hopes for what the physically impressive quarterback might be able to accomplish in the future. He passes the eye test with flying colors and simply looks like a prototypical quarterback.
On the field, we know Coker has great arm strength and also holds the ability to make things happen with his legs. Should he win the job as the Seminoles' starting quarterback in 2013, his size and raw talent alone would likely be enough to give FSU fans a sense of confidence moving forward.
What to look for in the spring: However, if Coker does in fact win the starting job, it will mean he's made noteworthy strides in a couple of areas.
First off, Coker needs to display he has the ability to lead. At times appearing reserved, it's essential that Coker steps up this aspect of his character if he wants to win the starting job, especially considering he's going against the likes of Trickett – who has already proven to be able to lead in moments of adversity, and Winston – who has already shown to apparently have charisma and the intangibles of a leader.
Then, there's the playbook. For whatever reason it may be, we saw Winston, not Coker, take over Trickett's duty as Fisher's play call relay man when Trickett relieved Manuel. Regardless of the true meaning behind this occurrence, Coker needs to establish a strong sense of knowledge and understanding of Fisher's playbook. If not, it won't matter how talented and physically impressive he is.
QB Jameis Winston – 6'4'' 206 lbs RS Freshman
What we know: Five star prospect. Top dual threat quarterback available according to both 247Sports and the 247Composite. Elite 11 winner. Baseball player with professional potential.
High hopes surround Jameis Winston.
Winston's resume is impressive, to say the least.
We may not have seen him in action on the field yet, but the excitement surrounding the redshirt freshman rapidly grows the closer we move to spring ball.
What to look for this spring: Before we get ahead of ourselves, we must take a moment to remember that Winston has in fact opened the season as the starting left fielder with FSU's baseball team. When it comes time to choose, what will it be? It's difficult to make a sure forecast at the moment, but there's no getting around the fact that sitting out spring to play baseball would likely hurt Winston's chances to win the starting job this fall.
Should he decide to participate in spring football, look for his maturity over everything else. It's well known that he can impress talent-wise, but Fisher has raved about Winston's natural awareness and open mind when it comes to learning as to why he has such high hopes for the five star Alabama product.
Trickett may stand as the current No. 1 quarterback as the Seminoles prepare to open their first practice in March, but it's awfully difficult to not place Winston as the front runner to be FSU's next starting quarterback this fall.
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Warchant has reported that we have signed Jay Graham as a new RB coach. He was the runningback coach at South Carolina and Tennessee previously. He was responsible for bringing Marcus Lattimore to South Carolina
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Latest on Blake McClain
Spoke with the father of Jacksonville (Fla.) Sandalwood strong-side defensive end Blake McClain last evening. McClain did not visit North Carolina as previously plannned. Here is what his father had to say:
"Florida State, Florida, and LSU have made Blake an offer. Florida State is his number one choice thus far."
According to his father, a commitment will still come in the near future.
McClain currently weighs 256 pounds.
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Latest on Justin Thornton
Going into Saturday's Junior Day, Auburn was barely on the radar of 4-star defensive end Justin Thornton from Vigor in Mobile, Ala.
Now, the Tigers are among his favorite schools.
"They're in my top three," Thornton said. "It's Florida, Florida State and Auburn. They made me feel like family and that's one of the key things I was looking for."
A lot of that family feel comes from Thornton's relationship with new Auburn a.ssistant coach Dameyune Craig, who grew up in Mobile where he was a star quarterback at Blount High School.
Craig went on to become a standout quarterback at Auburn and in professional football for several years before becoming a coach and focusing his recruiting in the Mobile area.
"He's a real good coach. I've got a good connection with Coach Craig," Thornton said. "He's like family to me. He knows everything about me. He knows everything about Mobile.
"I feel comfortable with Coach Craig. We've just got that connection."
Thornton, 6-foot-5 and 222 pounds, also met with coach Gus Malzahn during his first-ever visit to Auburn.
"He said he loved me and wants me to come up there," Thornton said. "He doesn't want me to be on an opposing team rushing his quarterback. He wants me on his defense."
Thornton plans to return to Auburn for a second visit this spring.
Thornton has offers from Auburn, Alabama, Florida, Florida State, LSU, South Carolina, USC and Nebraska. He plans to hold off on a decision until August.
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Kingsland (Ga.) Camden County four-star cornerback Kalvarez Bessent has been offered by Florida State. Bessent recently mentioned in this update how much he wanted an offer from FSU.
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Good sh*t on the updates Fame.
All these updates I'm reading about all these O-Lineman that are feeling us, Trick better land something this year or else
I see we done offered the DE from Sandalwood, same school as Daub. Pruitt know what he doing, starting another pipeline.
Justin Thornton a bi*ch and that RB commit we got from Bama is really a b*tch.
And f*ck JC Jackson too I dont care how committed he say he is. He's from Immokeale so I know he's a head case.


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Stratford, P. (1995). "Assessing disability and change on individual patients: a report of a patient specific measure." Physiotherapy Canada 47(4): 258-263.
Chronic Pain:
(Stratford et al, 1995; n = 63 with mechanical low back pain; mean age = 47 (12) years, Chronic Pain)
Knee Dysfunction:
(Chatman et al, 1997; n = 38 patients with knee dysfunction; mean age = 47 (18) years, Knee Dysfunction)
(Resnik and Borgia, 2011; n = 44 patients with unilateral lower limb amputation, current prosthesis users with limb loss at least 2 years prior to the study, mean age = 66 (13) years, Lower Limb Amputees)
Neck Dysfunction:
(Westaway et al, 1998; n = 31 patients with neck pain; mean age = 40.4 (14.1) years, Neck Dysfunction)
Spinal Stenosis:
(Cleland et al, 2012; n = 55 patients with lumbar stenosis; mean age = 69.2 (8); mean duration of low back pain = 13.1 (16.2) years, Spinal Stenosis)
Chronic Pain: (Stratford et al 1995)
Low Back Pain: (Maughan and Lewis, 2010)
Lower Limb Amputees: (Resnik and Borgia, 2011)
Knee Dysfunction: (Chatman et al, 1997)
Neck Dysfunction: (Westaway et al, 1998)
Spinal Stenosis: (Cleland et al, 2012)
Spinal Stenosis:
(Cleland et al, 2012, Spinal Stenosis)
UE Musculoskeletal:
(Hefford et al., 2012, UE Musculoskeletal)
Chronic Pain:
(Stratford et al, 1995, Chronic Pain)
Knee Dysfunction:
(Chatman et al, 1997, Knee Dysfunction)
Neck Pain:
(Westaway et al, 1998, Neck Pain)
(Cleland et al, 2012, Spinal Stenosis)
Lower Back Pain:
(Maughan and Lewis, 2010, Lower Back Pain)
Lower Limb Amputees:
(Resnik and Borgia, 2011, Lower Limb Amputees)
*Note a small positive change in the stable (as opposed to improved) group
(Stratford et al, 1995, Chronic Pain)
Multiple Sclerosis:
(Hammer et al, 2005; n = 13; mean age = 47.9 years (8.4); 10 week Hippotherapy intervention; Swedish sample, Multiple Sclerosis)
Neck Pain:
(Westaway et al, 1998, Neck Pain)
A comparison of correlation coefficients determined good convergent validity of the Patient Specific Functional Scale (PSFS) with Global Rating of Change Scale (GRC), better than with the generic 36-item Short Form Health Survey (36-SF), possibly because both PSFS and GRC ask patients to self-identify areas of disability while a more generic measure would include items not relevant to the patient (Chatman et al, 1997).
Joint Replacement:
(Dill et al, 2012; n = 82 patients awaiting joint replacement; mean age = 70.3 (9.8), Joint Replacement)
Floor effect observed in knee dysfunction patients: patients generally identify activities where substantial disability exists, and because score of "0" on activity means "unable to perform" there is no space on the scale for the patient to demonstrate deteriorating abilities (Chatman et al, 1997)
No floor or ceiling effects observed for Lower Limb Amputees (Resnik and Borgia, 2011)
Recommendations for use of the instrument from the Neurology Section of the American Physical Therapy Association's Multiple Sclerosis Taskforce (MSEDGE), Parkinson's Taskforce (PD EDGE), Spinal Cord Injury Taskforce (PD EDGE), Stroke Taskforce (StrokEDGE), Traumatic Brain Injury Taskforce (TBI EDGE), and Vestibular Taskforce (VEDGE) are listed below. These recommendations were developed by a panel of research and clinical experts using a modified Delphi process.
For detailed information about how recommendations were made, please visit: http://www.neuropt.org/go/healthcare-professionals/neurology-section-outcome-measures-recommendations
Highly Recommend
Reasonable to use, but limited study in target group / Unable to Recommend
Not Recommended
Recommendations based on level of care in which the assessment is taken:
Acute Care
Inpatient Rehabilitation
Skilled Nursing Facility
Home Health
Recommendations based on EDSS Classification:
Recommendations for entry-level physical therapy education and use in research:
Students should learn to administer this tool? (Y/N)
Students should be exposed to tool? (Y/N)
Appropriate for use in intervention research studies? (Y/N)
Is additional research warranted for this tool (Y/N)
Chatman, A. B., Hyams, S. P., et al. (1997). "The Patient-Specific Functional Scale: measurement properties in patients with knee dysfunction." Physical Therapy 77(8): 820-829. Find it on PubMed
Cleland, J. A., Whitman, J. M., et al. (2012). "Psychometric properties of selected tests in patients with lumbar spinal stenosis." Spine J 12(10): 921-931. Find it on PubMed
Gill, S. D., de Morton, N. A., et al. (2012). "An investigation of the validity of six measures of physical function in people awaiting joint replacement surgery of the hip or knee." Clinical Rehabilitation 26(10): 945-951.
Hammer, A., Nilsagard, Y., et al. (2005). "Evaluation of therapeutic riding (Sweden)/hippotherapy (United States). A single-subject experimental design study replicated in eleven patients with multiple sclerosis." Physiother Theory Pract 21(1): 51-77. Find it on PubMed
Hefford, C., Abbott, J. H., et al. (2012). "The patient-specific functional scale: validity, reliability, and responsiveness in patients with upper extremity musculoskeletal problems." J Orthop Sports Phys Ther 42(2): 56-65. Find it on PubMed
Maughan, E. F. and Lewis, J. S. (2010). "Outcome measures in chronic low back pain." European Spine Journal 19(9): 1484-1494. Find it on PubMed
Resnik, L. and Borgia, M. (2011). "Reliability of outcome measures for people with lower-limb amputations: distinguishing true change from statistical error." Physical Therapy 91(4): 555-565. Find it on PubMed
Stratford, P. (1995). "Assessing disability and change on individual patients: a report of a patient specific measure." Physiotherapy Canada 47(4): 258-263.
Westaway, M. D., Stratford, P. W., et al. (1998). "The patient-specific functional scale: validation of its use in persons with neck dysfunction." Journal of Orthopaedic and Sports Physical Therapy 27(5): 331-338. Find it on PubMed


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Kim Jong Il Dead, Shock at the death of North Korean leader Kim Jong Il has quickly turned to concern over the stability of the Korean Peninsula. And Koreans living in New Zealand are keeping a close eye on events unfolding at home. Kim Jong Il died yesterday at the age of 69. North Koreans poured into the streets to mourn the death of iron leader Jong-il as state media hailed his untested son as the "Great Successor" yesterday.
Prime Minister John Key Key said yesterday he hopes the death of Jong-il will lead to a better future for people in the Stalinist country.
Key said North Koreans suffered extensively while under the rule of Jong-il and hopes for a smooth transition in leadership.
"We would hope, long term, for an improvement in the outlook for the people of North Korea who have suffered very badly," he said.
"We hope for a brighter future for them.
"I think the world will be looking on with some trepidation but obviously we hope that's a smooth transition."
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Argentina overhauled its line-up in for their clash with Namibia on Sunday having already qualified for the Rugby World Cup quarterfinals.
After New Zealand beat Tonga in Newcastle on Friday in Pool C, the Pumas qualified for the last eight for a third successive World Cup.
The Pumas are also heavily favoured against the Namibians, who are still seeking their first win at their fifth Rugby World Cup.
"We are still striving for that win, and because we are a team of strong character we won't look at where they are and where we are in the rankings," Namibia captain Rohan Kitshoff said Friday.
"It's the 80 minutes on the field that counts."
Namibia earned its first ever World Cup point in a 17-16 loss to Georgia on Wednesday in Exeter, and coach Phil Davies said he hopes his team can show the same doggedness.
"If we go out with that guts, character, determination, anything can happen in a game of rugby," Davies said.
Argentina and Namibia both made 11 changes to their starting line-ups.
From the starting XV in the 45-16 win over Tonga last Sunday in Leicester, the Pumas retained only lock Guido Petti, flanker Pablo Matera, scrumhalf Martin Landajo, who will be captain, and winger Matias Moroni.
Two backs, flyhalf Juan Martin Hernandez and winger Horacio Agulla, share 115 caps, almost one-third of the 349 total.
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Namibia, affected by a four-day turnaround, has given successive starts to only hooker Torsten van Jaarsveld, lock Tjiuee Uanivi, flyhalf Theuns Kotze, and fullback Chrysander Botha.
Uanivi and Kotze have played all 240 minutes of Namibia's campaign so far.
Flanker Jacques Burger retired after he was concussed against Georgia, and the captaincy was passed to Kitshoff, who was usually the skipper between World Cups.
Argentina: Lucas Gonzalez Amorosino, Matias Moroni, Santiago Gonzalez Iglesias, Juan Pablo Socino, Horacio Agulla, Juan Martin Hernandez, Martin Landajo (captain); Facunda Isa, Javier Ortega Desio, Pablo Matera, Matias Alemanno, Guido Petti, Juan Pablo Orlandi, Julian Montoya, Lucas Noguera. Reseres: Agustin Creevy, Marcos Ayerza, Ramiro Herrera, Leonardo Senatore, Juan Martin Fernandez Lobbe, Tomas Cubelli, Marcelo Bosch, Juan Imhoff.
Namibia: Chrysander Botha, Johan Tromp, JC Greyling, Johan Deysel, Conrad Marais, Theuns Kotze, Eneill Buitendag; Leneve Damens, Wian Conradie, Rohan Kitshoff (captain), Tijuee Uanivi, Janco Venter, Johan Coetzee, Torsten Van Jaarsveld, Jaco Engels. Reserves: Louis van der Westhuizen, Johnny Redelinghuys, Raoul Larson, Renaldo Bothma, Tinus Du Plessis, PJ Van Lill, Eugene Jantjes, Heinrich Smit.


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I'm rusty. Really rusty. My last dive trip was in 2010; this is my first trip for Sport Diver and I feel like a newbie gearing up to check out the Underwater Museum (MUSA) off Isla Mujeres and Cancun, Mexico. The week's going to include some amazing experiences — today we dive at MUSA, tomorrow is a whale shark snorkeling adventure; then we'll hit a cenote on the way down to Cozumel, where we'll spend most of our bottom time. But today is the museum, and I'm considering it something of a checkout dive. I've got two very capable buddies and I'm ready to go when we hit the water. The museum was conceived by artist Jason deCaires Taylor, who's also responsible for the awesome underwater sculpture park in Grenada. It will eventually include 400 pieces, all made of environmentally neutral concrete, and each meant to serve as an artificial reef. The entire museum sits in about 25 feet of water, and we drop in first at a cross, which today is home to two playful French angelfish, which dart in and out of the opening in its center.
After spending some time there, it's on to The Dream Collector, a sculpture of a man at a desk, with his dog at his feet. Residing in shelves under the desk are dozens of sealed bottles, each containing real messages from Cancun residents. Next it's a swim — be warned, the sculptures are a fair distance apart, so you'll get an underwater workout — to my dive buddy's favorite statue, the Man on Fire. That's me pictured with him. There are over 75 holes drilled throughout the sculpture, which have been seeded with fire coral, and from whence he gets his name. Next we cruised over a VW bug with a figure huddled on its windshield, and finally ended up in a garden of figures, all based on residents of Cancun, and all covered in algae. After over an hour of bottom time, I felt pretty good, though regretting not wearing a full wetsuit. As far as checkout dives go, I don't think it could have been better. Tomorrow, whale sharks!


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The Itsuwa (五輪) Family is one of the Ten Master Clans, bearing the number Five (五) in their name. The current Head of the Itsuwa Family is Itsuwa Isami. [1]
They are part of Ten Master Clans, and are from the Fifth Institute, where the research focus was, "Material Phase Manipulation Magic". [2]
The Itsuwa Family largely owe their position among the Ten Master Clans to Mio, due in part because she is a Strategic-Class Magician. [3]
Business Ventures
Isamu, the current Head of the Itsuwa Family is an executive for an Ocean Freight Shipping Company, and he also happens to be the owner of the company. [1]
Main House
The Itsuwa reside in Uwajima (Shikoku, Ehime). [1]
The Itsuwa Family also owns several other residences including one in Tokyo where Mio and Hirofumi live together because he started attending the Magic University there after she graduated. [4]
The Itsuwa have a large number of employees. [5]
Area of Influence
The Itsuwa Family's influence encompasses specifically the Shikoku region. During the Master Clans Conference held every four years, the Head of the Itsuwa Family gives a report on the status of the region they monitor. [1]
- Family Head : Itsuwa Isami (五輪 勇海)
- Children :
- Daughter : Itsuwa Mio (五輪 澪) - is one of two Strategic-Class Magicians in Japan, but the only internationally recognized one, which makes her a member of the Thirteen Apostles. It's mentioned that the Itsuwa clan is barely holding on to its status as part of the Ten Masters Clans, only securing the position thanks to Mio.
- Son : Itsuwa Hirofumi (五輪 洋史) - is Mio's younger brother who attends the Magic University. He is also to be the next Head of the Itsuwa Family.
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Volume 17, Chapter 5
- ↑ Volume 13, The Ten Magician R&D Institutes
- ↑ Volume 8, Chapter 15
- ↑ Volume 11, The Ojou-sama's Magnificent Day Off
- ↑ Volume 5, Friendship, Trust and the Dubious Lolicon
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SWS: First 100 days of Duterte Administration Gets "Very good" Satisfaction Rating
President Rodrigo Duterte latest result of the Social Weather Stations' (SWS) survey showed a "very good" satisfaction rating in his 100 days of the office.
According to SWS, the net rating of the president is +64 percent. They conducted the survey to 1,200 adults nationwide last Sept. 24 and 27.
The latest results showed how people support and trust President Duterte amid to the controversies.
The report said 75 percent of the population were satisfied and only 11 percent were dissatisfied and 13 percent were undecided.
In Mindanao, Duterte's rating reached up to +85 percent classified as an "excellent" rating. While in the Visayas, was +62 percent "Very Good", Metro Manila was +58 percent "very good", and in Luzon was +57 percent.
Duterte got +63 percent in urban areas, while +67 percent in rural areas.
Also, the men gave Duterte an "excellent" rating with +71 percent while women gave him +58 percent.
In socioeconomic classes, Duterte got +65 percent in classes D and E and the ABC class gave +56 percent mark.
Moreover, the president rating based in age group was doing great.
- 25- 34 years old: +73 percent "excellent"
- 35- 44 years old: +73 percent "excellent"; while the rest age group gave him "very good" rating
See also the rating of educational attainment.
- College graduates gave Duterte +65 percent classified as "very good"
- High school graduates gave +71 percent classified as "excellent"
- Elementary graduates gave him +57 percent classified as "very good"
- Non-elementary graduates gave him +54 percent classified as "very good"
For the classification of the ratings above, kindly refer to the SWS satisfaction ratings.
At least +70 as "excellent"; those +50 to +69 as "very good"; +30 to +49 as "good"; +10 to +29 as "moderate"; +9 to – 9, "neutral"; – 10 to – 29, "poor"; – 30 to – 49, "bad"; – 50 to – 69, "very bad"; and -70 and below, "execrable."
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App of the day: Flight Finder review (iPhone)1/13 Pocket-lint
Until someone invents teleportation, or Elon Musk works out how to build those fancy pneumatic tubes he's decided will be the future of global travel, we're stuck using planes. Although it's not really aircraft that are the problem, it's airports.
These are places that are as close an approximation as it's possible to get to hell on earth. Some of the worst parts are the information available to those of us going to catch flights, or to meet others getting off their plane. There are plenty of websites, but not much centrally collated information for those who use lots of different airports.
Flight Finder review
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- £2.99
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What Flight Finder does, is allow you to explore your commonly used airports, and check in to see what's happening with flights and delays. There's a screen for each airport that gives a list of flights either taking off or landing at your airport of choice. This information includes flight numbers, scheduled takeoff/landing time and the airport the plane is either travelling from, or to.
We love the fact that there's a "live" flight tracker built in too, because this allows you to see where the aircraft is when it's en route. Also nice to think of your loved ones keeping an eye on where you are in the sky, as you shoot across the earth at 500mph.
You can save individual flights or airports to the home screen. This way, news of arrivals at your frequently used airports is only a shortcut away. When you're saving a specific flight, you can also choose to give it a name, which means you can save a flight for your returning partner, or save details of all your upcoming travel. You can put in flight data well in advance, so if you're a frequent traveller you can get organised and always know what travel you have coming up.
Aesthetically, and functionally, the app is incredibly simple. There's a flat white look that we're told has been designed to integrate with iOS 7 when it launches. The app is mostly white, with some airport-style departure boards as you look through the app. It's skeuomorphism, we admit, but it looks fabulous nonetheless.
If you or your family fly a lot, this app will be well worth the £2.99. We can see it going down well with taxi drivers who do a lot of airport runs too. In fact, the uses are many and varied. It's well worth the money.
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Amber Miller's Creamsicle
The Creamsicle
Yesterday we met Amber Miller, the beauty pouring drinks Friday and Saturday nights at Axis/Radius. Today she shares with us the recipe for the Creamsicle, a drink that tastes exactly like it sounds.
"It's my favorite go-to drink for birthday shots or if a girl asks for a fruity or girly drink," Miller says. "It tastes just like an orange creamsicle. Most people order it as a shot, though some people like it as a cocktail."
Here we explain the recipe in shot form, though it can be expanded proportionally for larger drinks.
The ingredients:
1 oz. Pinnacle whipped cream vodka
1 oz. Orange juice
Float Grenadine
How to make it:
Combine orange juice and vodka in an ice-filled shaker. Mix well and pour into a shot glass. Top with a float of grenadine. Drink, and think about how much your tastes have evolved since you were a kid ordering creamsicles from the ice cream man.
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Prós: Nice & quite villa in a nice & quite village. We enjoyed our stay at Villa Clara. The staff is very friendly and willing to help. Sometimes we felt like we were the only people there. Super! Thanks for the stay!


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Peace Day 2013
Peace day is one of my favorite days because you can bring peace to others around you when you celebrate. Peace day is a trouble free day everyone should embrace. Everybody has the power to increase the peace anywhere they want. I think peace day is a day that should not end.


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Hubs walks in to the kitchen and plugs in the kettle to make a cup of coffee.
Jake, who is sitting at the kitchen table and has observed that this is Hub's 10th cup of coffee that day, looks at him pointedly.
"Has anyone been on the show Intervention for addiction to coffee? Because you would be a perfect candidate"
I think I almost died laughing.
We have a tradition in this house for St. Patrick's Day. It used to be the whole changing the milk green thing and leaving out a bowl of Lucky Charms, but Jake had an aversion to green milk and wouldn't touch the cereal, so I'd always end up throwing it out.
So instead I would buy him chocolate coins, as a 'gift' from the Leprechauns to throw him off the trail of their real gold. In the past few years, I keep forgetting to buy the coins.
Not this year! I have some stashed away all ready to be strewn about the house!
Except the thing is....
I bought them LAST year.
Think he'll notice?
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
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text: 51 photos $1,050,000 407.17 acres Cody, Cody, NE 69211 - Cherry County Niobrara Estates and Range A great ranch and beautiful home that provides a mixed bag of excellent hunting. This home serves up some incredible views of the Niobrara River and its breaks as this property features river frontage. Additional details of the improvements are as follows: Main house has a large wooden deck A large outbuilding on the property that can house a motor home along with other pieces of equipment The second house on the property is currently occupied by one of the owners who ranches and farms in the area. He would like to stay on and rent the ground and improvements. He and his family would be excellent caretakers of the land and improvements. Income Potential 25 pairs @ $55/ pair per month = $1,375 $1375 (for 5 months grazing) = $6,875 $500 Impro Amy Johnston Lashley Land


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Thank you so much for the column your paper wrote on the "In search for a logo" program for the Mendham Township Schools, on Thursday, Jan. 18. You do not know how much the Mendham Township Home School Association appreciates your support of this program. It means so much for the students, the families and the entire community. This type of support enriches the links among the community, schools and families. The article your newspaper published on the launch of the program led by Elaine Campos and Laurie Van Pelt will ensure its success. We would also like to thank Mendham Township Committeewoman Kathryn Porter, Mendham Township Middle School Principal Steven Geisel and the continued support from our Superintendent, Gerald Vernotica.
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Amazon Fire HD 7 4th Generation Troubleshooting
Released September 2014.
- Screen is Frozen
- Can't Connect to Wifi
- Forgot Password
- Can't Connect to Computer
- My Kindle is not charging
Screen is Frozen ¶
The Kindle Fire HD 7 does not respond to touch.
Restart your Device ¶
Many issues could be solved by as simple as restarting your device. Hold the power button on the top right of your kindle until it turns off and then turn back on.
Kindle Requires an Update ¶
Like any other device, many problems could be solved by software update. Go to the setting swiping down from the top of the screen. Then tap on more, tap device and then about. Tap update your kindle which will have the device to restart after updating.
Screen is Dirty ¶
Make sure your screen is clean, so the sensors around the edges of your device can sense your touch. Use a microscopic cloth and clean your screen.
Can't Connect to Wifi ¶
The device is not able to connect to Wifi, so there is no access to Kindle Store or Kindle Keyboard.
No Internet Connection ¶
Check your internet connection on another device. If that device can connect the problem is with your Kindle and not the internet. If that device can't connect try turning your router off and back on.
Wireless Connectivity Turned Off ¶
It is possible that your device's wireless connectivity is turned off. In order to turn on the connectivity, tap on the menu button from the homepage. Then select select settings and choose the option for "Turn wireless on".
Forgot Password ¶
Lock screen password has been forgotten and tablet cannot be accessed.
Reset Password ¶
Enter the wrong password 5 times. By doing so, the device will disable and a message with options to wait 30 seconds, reset password or factory reset device will appear. Choosing reset password will prompt you to enter your Amazon account log in information, then click continue. You will then be prompted to enter a new password and click Finish when u are done.
Reset Device ¶
Follow the same instructions as if you were resetting the password, except choose Reset device when the options menu appears. Then, enter your Amazon account log-in information. This option, will grant you access to the device, but any saved information or setting will be deleted.
Can't Connect to Computer ¶
The device is not being recognized by the computer.
Try connecting it to a different computer ¶
If it works you know the issue is with the computer and not the Kindle. If it doesn't work you know the issue is likely with the cable or the kindle.
Try a different USB cable ¶
If that doesn't work the problem is probably with the Kindle. If it does work you know the problem is with the USB cable you have been using.
Change the name of your Kindle ¶
If there are any apostrophe's in the name of the Kindle remove them as the computer won't recognize the Kindle otherwise.
Turn off the passcode ¶
Go into the settings of your Kindle and turn off the passcode as this can prevent the computer from being able to connect to your Kindle.
My Kindle is not charging ¶
Device has run out of power and won't charge.
Try another charger cable and power adapter ¶
The solution may be as simple as using a different charging cable. Disconnect your device and replace the charging cable. If the device does not charge, try a different power adapter.
Replace the charging port ¶
If the cable and adapter do not correct the issue, replace the charger & micro HDMI input. Open your device and replace this component. There is currently no guide for this model but try this guide for a similar Kindle device: Kindle Fire HD 8.9" Charger & Micro HDMI Input Replacement
Replace the battery ¶
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In the year+ since we've lived in this old house, I've been repeatedly struck by how a seemingly bland space – one that seems to have small square footage, poor light, strange window placement, a completely depressing paint color, etc — can easily be lightened and brightened and brought to life, and, in the end, barely resemble the room it once was. It can become, as in the case of my finally-finished studio/office, one's very favorite room to be in. What strikes me even more is how much these changes — slow as they may come — can alter so significantly one's mood, one's level of creativity, and one's experience of work and play.
I've finally, finally put some finished art-on-the-wall touches to this little office of mine, and I'm happy as a lark now, being in here and letting the space multi-function as it needs to. Do you like Befores and Afters? Oh, I just adore them! Here's a little tour of the Treelife office/studio.
Above you'll see the photo I took when walking through this house when it was for sale.
And here it is with it's strange-smelling, badly stained carpeting and beige walls.
Awhile back, we put on our face masks and pulled up the carpet…to reveal some seriously damaged wood floors and about 1000 staples sticking up. In walks this lovely man who went at it for 3 days pulling up staples, and then we hired some professional floor sanders.
And a year later, here she is. This room needed to function in several ways — as a space for me to do my writing and ceremony-planning, and also a place to have my client calls, including some in-person meetings with folks. It also, of course, needed to house my large collections of fabric and craft supplies and be a space where I was set up to work for an hour here and an hour there on all of my projects.
I've always felt inspired by rooms painted very bright, light blues and this color makes me smile every time I walk in here. After we painted, we brought in as much of our leftover or salvaged furniture that we thought could work, including some re-purposed old cd shelving for my quilting fabrics and a beloved old desk that has moved along with me for the last 25 years.
What we didn't have, we found at resale shops and at IKEA, including some new light fixtures.
After sewing a fresh cover for my ironing board, getting everything organized onto shelves and into baskets, and splurging a bit on this fabulous up-cycled rug from an etsy shop that I had had my eye on for years, I was getting close.
A few fabric buckets, a pegboard project, and a tiny-quilt-top-turned-wall-hanging finally finished, and I was good to go.
I especially love how this space works for sewing prep — ABOVE, or having clients here — BELOW.
And most of all, I cherish the hours I get to sit at my desk, connecting with clients, connecting with you on this blog, and bringing to life workshops and ceremonies and all the things in my work world that keep me feeling connected to myself.
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Steer Clear of Windows Vista Basic
- Steer Clear of Windows Vista Basic
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photos and videos are a major part of virtually every pc user's world. microsoft, you should know that. after all, you helped make it happen. even our grandparents take digital photos and mail them to loved ones.
what about e-mail? it's a nice, light application, with few resource needs. isn't it? well, maybe 10 years ago. consumer e-mail boxes are filled with gigabytes of data, html messages and, of course, photos (and even videos). and say your e-mails are always text-based and you rarely get much of it; you still can't run e-mail without protection from viruses and spyware. each of those apps puts demands on system components and the operating system itself. suddenly, basic e-mail is looking mighty complicated.
so what's the deal with home basic? i do notice that it's about $60 cheaper than the more multimedia-capable premium edition. and that's the answer, isn't it? this is for oems who want to trim a few bucks off the price of a pc while still appearing to offer the "latest thing."
this is nothing new. dell, gateway, emachines, hp, and others offer value pcs by cutting corners that you can't always see or recognize as detrimental to your computing lives. so a dvd-r becomes a dvd-rom drive, or 1gb of memory becomes 512mb, or discrete graphics memory becomes shared. all of these things can add up to hundreds of dollars in savings. vista home basic falls right into that same bucket. my guess is that oems demanded this version from microsoft, and it acquiesced because it was still smarting from value vendors dropping ms office in favor of super-cheap wordperfect.
so beware, friends, of too-cheap vista systems. they may be running home basic, and that means they may not be ready to fulfill anyone's 21st-century computing needs.
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