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My view: TNA Wrestling Slammiversary 2013
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My view is a new series yet again to give my opinions on topics such as ppvs, cards, current product, and so forth. I will do the same with WWE especially for the critics who will likely claim I'm a mark for the things I'm about to say about TNA. I've been called worse. LOL! I will not be featuring ROH even though I watch it. I don't feel I'm qualified to be extra critical of the product they present. Why? The time frame is the main reason aka only been watching since late 2011. However, for TNA and WWE....I've seen their highest of highs and lowest of lows. So yes, that means my opinion matters. I've been more unhappy with TNA since the stooges came in and helped take TNA to their worst ratings ever including last year being the worst in 6 years for TNA ratings. I was around when the first Lockdown and BFG were taking place along with watching the TNA X-Division title meaning more than the belt Jeff Jarrett was carrying....NWA title. 1st comes the positives than the negatives:
1.TNA is live and on the road-I was saying 5 years ago, TNA needed to go on the road if they wanted to compete with the WWE to expand their fanbase. Idiot responded saying they didn't claiming WWE had Raw stationed in the Manhatten Center for years. Really? Did they stay there when the Monday Night War was going on? Not that long......
2.Velvet Sky has held the Knockouts title longer than first reign-I was disgusted when Velvet finally won the big one only to lose it to Gail Kim like a month later. I felt she deserved it after all the work she gave to the company when they first started out the KO's division. Yea, Gail is better in the ring, but she has had runs with that title. Velvet hasn't. Gail has faced everyone. I thought Tara's reign should have featured a feud with Gail Kim after ruining the announcement of Gail being the winner of women's wrestler of the year voted by PWI. Ah well, Velvet vs Taryn down the road would be a good feud. Wouldn't mind seeing that at BFG for that title. That or Gail vs Taryn. Beat the best women's wrestler in the game today on TNA's biggest stage BFG is making a big stamp on her career.
3.Bully Ray is finally the TNA world champion!!-I was rooting for Bully Ray to win it because I felt he was the best heel in the company for the past 2 years. Full Metal Mayhem didn't live up to the hype. I was wanting Brooke to do the same thing Steph did back in 99 when HHH vs McMahon street fight. Turn on her dad virtually by pushing Jeff Hardy off the Ladder. Heel turn would have been awesome. She probably doesn't want to make out with Bully Ray though til October. Who can blame her? Recently though, I've thought negatively of him being champion. Stopping the youth movement that was Aries and Roode becoming world champions. Also a thought came across like, "I can't wait for TNA's Slammiversary ppv. It is TNA's Summerslam virtually." A wrestling fan who doesn't watch TNA responds, "What's the main event?" Response: "Sting vs Bully Ray for the TNA world title!!" His response: "Who's Bully Ray" My response: "You remember that white fat Dudley Boy Bubba Ray? He just changes his character a bit along with being in the best shape of his life. His response: "HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!" That is what I figure the response would be.
4.Old X-Division stars have returned to the X-Division including my fav Petey Williams-I've been asking for guys like Petey to return for some time especially when the X-Division was at its worst aka when Robbie E and Lethal were battling for the strap. Now it is back to who cares mainly because you know who is going to win. Same garbage every week. You get a #1 contenders match in a triple threat with guys who lost still getting the oppurtunity and some old X-Division guy returns to win it. Than you got the stupid triple threat match for the X-Division title the following week. Not saying they are bad matches or anything. I'd just prefer singles. I think Petey or these old guys could do some decent feuds with these young guys including Kenny King. Petey Williams is back for his strap and Dutt is back to accomplish something in TNA he didn't do in his first run. I'm glad Sabin's back, but I hate the fact he is back in the same division he helped put on the map 8 years ago. I want him to accomplish what he has yet to accomplish. Why not the TV title? Just like Kofi in WWE, how many midcard reigns can you have? Is he going to reach that pinnacle or not? Give these dudes the oppurtunity to shine!!
1.Tag division is at its worst-Same thing week after week. Same old garbage. Two teams arguing in the ring while the champs come out. We just had Bad Influence and Aries/Roode argue virtually back to back weeks. 1 week it was about which team is better than the tag champs came out to say that makes them the best. Last week, same thing happened, two teams arguing which is the better tag team only to have the tag champs interrupt to announce a #1 contenders match featuring guest ref James Storm. My goodness, how poorly is James Storm being booked this year? Tag titles have become this hot potato with only 3 teams feuding over them. Let us just do a 3 way at the ppv. How about we do another #1 contenders match than have them defend the belts the following week. It is a yawn fest. TNA has the worst tag division of the big 3. I'm rooting for Bad Influence to win to challenge tag champs to a Ultimate X match. That would be cool at Slammiversary, right? Hell, they may have some stupid draw tomorrow to make it another triple threat at Slammiversary.
2.Triple threat city in the X-Division-every match is a triple threat match? Hardly got enough competitors to do this period. Why not give effort to give proper feuds to the division. I like the old X-Division guys like Dutt and Petey Williams returning. How am I suppose to get excited for an X-Division title match when no one talks? I would like to hear Petey say he is back to win back his X-Division title. Dutt to say he is back to accomplish what he didn't in his first run. I'm so sick of triple threat matches now. Tag division has turned into that as well. I feel sick just typing about triple threat matches. Ugh!! You want to make X-Division more exciting? Bring back some old school X-Division matches like Ultimate X, X-Scape for Lockdown, among others.Just have a huge battle royal of former and current X-Division stars to name a #1 contender. There is plenty you can do than add some stupid garbage like triple threat to every match along with the stupid ref cam.
3.Gut Check is a snore fest-I hate every single part of Gut Check. 1st they have these go out there and have jobber matches basically with no real offensive moves their first night. Following week, they tell me they got something great in them and they will receive a contract from TNA. Not only that, we didn't see these dudes they sign. Some stupid developmental contract which is ridiculous. Why should I care if this guy gets a contract or not, if I don't get to see the journey? All I do is see them for 2 weeks and leave. Why don't they bring in guys who are ready for TV? If they arn't ready to be on the active roster, why are they on my TV screen? Why are they taking time away from the real talent? Now they are having these two dudes compete in the middle of the ring to show what they have. 1 will be given the oppurtunity. Why not the 1 who wins the match goes on next week to be judged by Prichard and dem boys? The result of the match should matter. Sad to see how York steam has turned out.
4.Years go by and still Daniels is riding AJ's coattails til this day!!-It makes me sick every damn impact. Now he is trying to get AJ to team back with him to recreate Fortune. Those of you who don't know, AJ and Daniels was my favorite tag team in the history of TNA. They weren't AMW type of an original team, but they were two awesome wrestlers put together that won the tag gold. How much longer do these two have to be together on TV. It makes me sick to my stomach. Don't remember how great Fortune was. Great group of young guys that turned heels and joined Immortal. The mission than was to be the ones to take out Immortal and it never happened. BFG that year of the group had Roode in the main event losing to Angle. Which still to me was a mistake. You could have turned him heel the next night by doing the same thing he did to James Storm. Immortal was ended when Hulk was no longer brainwashed. They turned their mission into getting Garett out of TNA and it didn't work. Several botches which hurts Fortunes legacy if you ask me. It would have been better if Flair had been the one leading the crew. Who wants to hate Flair? Fans were chanting for Ric at Lockdown during their big victory at Lethal Lockdown. James Storm wasn't even on the biggest ppv of that year. AJ vs Daniels again....than AJ vs Daniels again.....again.....again.....again....again! I want everyone who reads this to send me a message stating Daniels is no longer on AJ's coattails. When that moment happens.....I'll be the happiest TNA fan ever!!
5.Aces & 8s sucks!-Too many in the group. I hate groups that are way too big that all members can't even be featured on the show besides during the stupid promos. Garett Bischoff kills the groups thug look. D-LO Brown? Really? Taz really? You've made the mistake on Taz more than once. Last year with Joey Ryan. He can't get beat up. Everyones manager has gotten hit from time to time. Bobby Heenan, Jimmy Hart, hell even Eric Bischoff got his when he was with the NWO. I also don't like the 3 man booth. Sometimes I wonder if Tenay is even there that week at times. D-LO as the VC? I'd rather have said Devon was instead of him. D-LO was a jobber back in the day. When you look back on his career during the attitude era. I just remember his Nation run. Yea, he wore the European and IC title. How many of those matches do you remember? I receive a response: That is more than anyone can say on Aces & 8s of those jobbers. When CM Punk was doing the SES on SD, I thought that was the best part of the show if not the whole product in the WWE during that time. He also had some big matches in his career. Can D-LO say he competed in an Elimination chamber match like Knox? Knox had some big matches with Rey Mysterio as well. Doc had big matches with Punk, Big Show, and as a tag team as Festus. I remember that more so than I remember D-Lo. I'd also rather look back on the matches they had over say Jeff Jarrett vs D-Lo. The IC title was a joke at that time. Until Jericho/Chyna had that feud it started to mean something again.
6.TV title?-Does that title still exist? What happened to it being defended every week?1 good thing they take away from the program. Not like he is going to run out of opponents. 52 weeks in a year, I'm sure 20-30 weeks or opponents just drop the belt. Don't have anyone to face? Have some guys just come in just for 1 night.
7.EY/ODB still married? REF?-EY returns to be part of Sting's team after being hyped up to be someone big. Let's be serious, that was a big letdown. ODB/EY have this wedding. ODB basically giving him phone calls every week on Impact. Now we are suppose to pretend that it didn't happen? EY and ODB no longer know they exist or that they are in the same arena? Not only that, but ODB is a ref now. How do you get yourself in that position? Stupid storyline with Hebner, so now male refs no longer ref those matches? Shaking my head.
Other than the obvious Parks/Abyss fiasco. I believe, I have covered everything. What are your thoughts on the current TNA product? Any response to what I've stated here in this blog? Agree or Disagree? Rate and comment....thanks for reading!!
PS: I couldn't help myself. I went ahead and booked TNA Bound For Glory 2013 already in the forum. Gave my best card possible along with sticking to the rule that only 10 matches could be on the card. You can view it here along with leaving your personal card in the thread if you'd like. The booking challenge for that will come in September. Rather do it now than book the rumored matches that could happen. http://www.ewrestlingnews.com/commun...535#post804535
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Booking Challenge: TNA Slammiversary
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Wow, something changed dramatically with this last cycle of chemo (Gem/Cis). My wife had gone through 5 cycles (10 infusions) and we were able to manage the effects well over the duration. The side effects were mainly fatigue and nausea. During the off week off cycle 5, she seemed to have more energy, appetite, and positive attitude.
But this past cycle has been horrible and unpredictable. It started two weeks ago. Immediately after the first infusion, she felt bad. Usually it was just fatigue right away and then nausea 24 hours later. But we felt we had a good handle on her side effects.
The nausea started immediately. The fatigue was worse. But then, her appetite went completely. Followed by diarrhea, which was so strange since we've been dealing with constipation since day one. We thought she was starting to get through it, but then the second infusion happened this past Tuesday and all the issues returned, with worse effects.
We contacted the doctor, but as significant as this change was, it did not seem to surprise anyone in the office. i.e. they told us to keep giving the anti-nausea meds, try to feed her every hour, etc. etc.
I know there is a cumulative effect of chemo, but I struggle that she hit it so quickly. Going from probably the best "off" week we've had to the worst chemo week - with just one additional infusion - is hard for me to grasp.
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It's still winter, but bear with us while we dream of a summer Sunday in Vallejo:
Over at Wilson Park, the Vallejo Admirals are playing baseball -- professional baseball. Meanwhile, over on the waterfront, the pirates are at play -- and, no, they're not from Pittsburgh. We're talking the annual Northern California Pirate Festival on Father's Day weekend.
Will both summer dreams come to pass? Taking the temperature of each event the past week, it appears we'll get at least one, with the future of the other far too uncertain for our liking.
As Times-Herald Sports Editor Matt O'Donnell wrote in a recent front-page story, using baseball standards, Vallejo is in the seventh or eighth inning of bringing professional baseball to Wilson Park this summer.
We hope Redwood Sports and Entertainment, which announced last week it had reached an agreement in principle with the Greater Vallejo Recreation District to start a professional independent league team, has a reliable closer to bring out of the bullpen for Thursday's final two innings -- also known as the GVRD board meeting, where approval seems all but certain.
All that remains before Thursday is hammering out the terms of the final lease agreement. Redwood, which already is the parent company of the San Rafael Pacifics and would be the owners of both teams, seems nothing if not confident.
How confident? Enough to release a schedule for the 2013 Admirals, who are set to open on June 11 in San Rafael, and host a still-to-be-determined opponent in their home opener on June 18.
"We're pretty confident this will pass," Pacifics spokesman Hunter Horenstein told O'Donnell. "Basically, we believe this thing is going to happen. We are just getting our ducks in line, so to speak."
From Vallejo High School's dominance of the Sac-Joaquin Section in the early '90s to the professional success of CC Sabathia, baseball and Vallejo have always been a good fit. The Admirals will bring with them improvements to Wilson Park, entertainment on summer nights and money into the city's economy, making pro baseball in Vallejo a certain home run.
While the Admirals are rounding the bases and headed for home in Vallejo, the Pirate Festival is toying with the idea of packing up and leaving Vallejo, the site of so many festival successes over the years. The notion of Vallejo losing its thousands of summer guests to the waterfront every Father's Day weekend is as troubling to us as the Admirals are exciting.
Organizers say they want to make Vallejo the site of the festival for a seventh straight year, but after a sluggish economy and a suffocating heat wave took their toll at last summer's festival, they had to, in the words of festival organizer Kathy Kingman, "at least research other options."
As word spread that Treasure Island -- along with possible expansion and charging for tickets -- was one of those options, city and business leaders requested a meeting with festival organizers. Ease of permitting, liability and parking issues were discussed, and both Kingman and city officials and elected officials seem guardedly optimistic.
It all makes for what could be an intriguing city council meeting Tuesday night. Council members Robert McConnell and Bob Sampayan were among those meeting with festival organizers, leaving us optimistic that they understand what Chamber of Commerce President Rich Curtola does:
Keeping the pirates here is a big deal.
"With all the serious things we discuss, participatory budgeting, bankruptcy, sometimes you have to talk about pirate festivals and Fourth of July parades and the fun stuff that's important for a community," Curtola told our Rachel Raskin-Zrihen.


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Any RV trip to the Reno Tahoe area is exciting, but you can take the adrenalin up another notch by touring the many ghost towns within a few hours' drive. Thanks to gold and silver for which this mountainous region is famous, hundreds of boomtowns came and went. Here's the rundown on the ways RVers can enjoy Reno Tahoe ghost towns on their next camping trip.
Ghost Towns to Visit Near Reno Tahoe
Within half a day's drive of the Reno Tahoe area is a nice collection of ghost towns, restored mining towns and state parks that contain the remains of cities that flourished thanks to gold and silver fever. One tip: a few of these towns can be reached on developed roads, but if you plan to go off the beaten path to photograph and explore ruins, it's a good idea to use your towed vehicle rather than your RV.
Before moving on to ghost town descriptions, it's also good to know an exciting selection of RV campgrounds awaits the Reno Tahoe ghost town tourist. Check the listing on our website for helpful information on area RV parks.
Gold Canyon Ghost Towns
Less than thirty miles from Reno, RV travelers will find a wealth of ghost towns to explore in Gold Canyon. Given its name for the rich veins that crisscrossed it, this canyon is home to both developed and abandoned ghost towns. Here are some of the places you'll want to visit:
Virginia City, the queen of the Comstock Lode silver mining towns, flourished in the
19th century and now draws millions of visitors each year to its federally designated historic district. More tourist oriented than the other towns mentioned, you'll find plenty to see and experience in the form of restored saloons, shops and wooden sidewalks. There are also plenty of places around Virginia City where gold panning can be done.
Silver City, south of Virginia City off NV-341 promises plenty of mining town ruins to discover. Plan to get out and explore the buildings and artifacts left to remind visitors of Nevada's rich mining history.
Gold Hill, tucked between Virginia City and Silver City on NV-342, boasts an elegant hotel, restaurant and saloon in the midst of the mining camp ruins. An added attraction is Bowers Mansion County Park, where visitors can tour the 1864 mansion built by Eilley Orrum to celebrate the wealth of her miner husband, Sandy Bowers.
For a more extensive list of Ghost Towns and RV parks throughout the region, please look through the Ghost Trail Driving Guide below and visit www.elmonterv.com.
About the Author
Joe Laing is the Marketing Director for El Monte RV Rentals, which conveniently has a Reno RV rental location. For you college football tailgaters, be sure to check out the new RV Tailgating page for a list of games and tailgating information.
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UPLAND – A 24-year-old Upland man is behind bars after the mother of his reportedly underage girlfriend found out about their relationship and called Upland police, officials said.
Jamieson LaQuinn Knox was arrested last week at a home in the 1400 block of West Seventh Street in Upland on suspicion of unlawful sex with a minor, said Lt. Anthony Yoakum with the Upland Police Department.
Authorities were contacted by a woman who said she had just learned that her teenage daughter was reportedly having a sexual relationship with Knox, officials said.
Officers conducted an investigation and served a search warrant on Tuesday at Knox's home and found evidence of the relationship.
Investigators do not believe there are any more victims in this case.
Knox was booked into West Valley Detention Center in Rancho Cucamonga. His next court appearance is pending.
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The Los Angeles Lakers announced today that East West Bank is a new sponsor for the 2007-08 season. With the new sponsorship, each Lakers regular season and playoff home game Tip-Off will be "Brought to you by" East West Bank. The Tip-Off Promotion is expected to provide East West Bank with both in-arena and on-air exposure. "I look forward to a unique and rewarding experience for both East West Bank and the Lakers," stated East West Bank Senior VP, Emily Wang. She added, "Both sides have put a great amount of effort in making this happen, and I hope this will turn into a long-term marketing partnership."
"We are thrilled to have East West Bank join the Los Angeles Lakers family of sponsors" said Tim Harris, the Lakers Senior Vice President of Business Operations. "We're especially pleased to be able to integrate East West Bank into a game feature, particularly one as significant as the opening tip-off."
East West Bank will also take part in the Lakers community efforts this season. As the Presenting Sponsor of the Lakers' A Season of Giving program, they will directly support various holiday events such as the Thanksgiving Celebration, Fishing Trip, Holiday Party, and Christmas Day Game and Lunch.
During the Thanksgiving Celebration, the Lakers have either served meals or organized turkey and grocery giveaways to provide families with ingredients to prepare a traditional Thanksgiving meal. Past recipients of this Thanksgiving event include organizations such as A Place Called Home, P.A.T.H. (People Assisting the Homeless), Dollarhide Senior Center, and US Vets. This year's event will take place at the Roy W. Roberts II/Watt-Willowbrook Boys & Girls Club.
Since 2002, the Los Angeles Lakers have teamed up with the 976-TUNA Youth Fishing Program to bring homeless children out on the water for a fun day of fishing and to learn about the environment. The children first enjoy a morning at the Long Beach Aquarium visiting the touch tank, then later embark on their trip out to sea where they learn how to fish from 976-TUNA's volunteers. During the fishing adventure, the children receive a surprise visit from Santa Claus, the Laker Girls and Lakers players and coaches such as Brian Cook, Chris Mihm, and Brian Shaw, who board the boat with presents and help teach the children how to fish. This year's fishing trip will once again depart from Long Beach.
In the past, the Lakers have hosted various groups of children for the annual Lakers Holiday Party, ranging from children in foster care to members of the Salvation Army Red Shield Youth & Community Center to children with a parent serving overseas. They are given the opportunity to take photos and get autographs, as well as play interactive games such as pop-a-shot, foosball, and skeeball with the Lakers players and Laker Girls. After having a special holiday lunch, the children receive goodie bags filled with Lakers items and toys. This year's event will take place at the Lakers practice facility.
When the Lakers have a home game scheduled on Christmas Day, the team will traditionally host a group of children from Eggleston Boys Home, providing them with a catered holiday meal and tickets to watch the Lakers take on a notable opponent.
Since 2000, it has been a Lakers tradition to celebrate the holidays with this annual campaign, providing thousands of children and adults with a happy holiday season. "Contributing to our community has also been an important mission of East West Bank. We applaud the Lakers' long-term commitment to the community and are very proud to be the sponsor for the Lakers' A Season of Giving campaign," said Ms. Wang.


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BMC Racing Team's Marco Pinotti broke two ribs and injured his shoulder when he crashed during Thursday's individual time trial at the Tour Méditerranéen.
Wind May Be To Blame
Pinotti had just turned left on a fast section of the 24-kilometer course before the final climb of Mont Saint Claire. "It was a tailwind on that section and I crashed a couple meters after the corner," Pinotti said. "It was probably the wind because I didn't crash exactly on the corner. I was still coming out of it, turning left and the wind was coming from the left." Despite his injuries, the five-time Italian national time trial champion rode the final four kilometers to the finish – which average a gradient of 15 percent. "It was really painful to breathe, but after five or six minutes I decided to finish the race because it was only four kilometers."
Collarbone Not Broken
Pinotti, winner of time trials at the Giro d'Italia and the Tour of Austria last year, broke his left collarbone when he crashed at the world time trial championships last September. "He injured the collarbone at the same site where he injured it before," BMC Racing Team Doctor Scott Major said. "The ribs he broke are more like hairline fractures and are not displaced, so he had no injuries to his lungs, kidney or spleen. He does have a lot of abrasions on his left side: his back, his shoulder and his hip. He will probably be off his bike for seven to 10 days and then the medical team will re-evaluate things before we decide how quickly he can start training again." Daniel Oss was the BMC Racing Team's top finisher in 36th place, 2:04 behind the winning time of new race leader Lars Boom (Blanco Pro Cycling). Race officials announced that Friday's third stage is canceled due to "unsatisfactory security conditions."


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HardTimes.ca conducted an interview with drummer Gus Rios of Florida death metal veterans MALEVOLENT CREATION when they played at The Half Penny Pub in Syracuse, New York on August 26, 2010. You can now watch the chat below. Also available is performance footage from the Syracuse concert.MALEVOLENT CREATION's eleventh album, "Invidious Dominion", was released on August 24 in North America via Nuclear Blast Records (three days later in Europe through Massacre). The effort was made available in various territories as a regular CD; digipack with bonus material; and vinyl LP. MALEVOLENT CREATION's new album was recorded at Mana Recording Studios (CANNIBAL CORPSE, VITAL REMAINS, GOATWHORE) in St. Petersburg, Florida with producer Erik Rutan (MORBID ANGEL, HATE ETERNAL, CANNIBAL CORPSE). The band has also just signed a management deal with Extreme Management Group (SUFFOCATION, ORIGIN). The album's cover art was created by renowned artist Pär Olofsson (THE FACELESS, IMMORTAL, ABYSMAL DAWN). MALEVOLENT CREATION was recently rejoined by original bassist Jason Blachowicz. Interview:
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I have two internet connection one is lease line and other is dsl. And in my network, i have two vlans Vlan 20 (Server Vlan)=192.168.20.0/24 and vlan 30(User Vlan)=192.168.30.0/24. Firewall inside interface is connected in vlan 30 and on switch intervlan routing is configured.
My requirement is, traffic from vlan 20 should go through Lease line and from vlan 30 to dsl. I connected leaseline with ethernet 0/0 that is in untrusted zone. I configured an other zone DSL and put ethernet 0/1 put in it and then connect dsl line with it. Since traffic source from both vlans is coming through same INSIDE interface (bgroup 0) that is in trust zone.
Now default behavior of PPPoE is, it will add default route that supersede my route to Leaseline. As a solution i configured PBR so that vlan 20 traffic come from INSIDE interface would route to lease line but PBR is not working. Below is the configuration:
set clock timezone 4
set clock dst recurring start-weekday 2 0 3 02:00 end-weekday 1 0 11 02:00
set vrouter trust-vr sharable
set vrouter "untrust-vr"
set vrouter "trust-vr"
unset auto-route-export
set vrouter name "dsl-vr" id 1025
unset vrouter "dsl-vr" nsrp-config-sync
set vrouter "dsl-vr"
unset auto-route-export
set preference nhrp 100
set preference ospf-e2 254
set auth-server "Local" id 0
set auth-server "Local" server-name "Local"
set auth default auth server "Local"
set auth radius accounting port 1646
set admin name "netscreen"
set admin password "xxxx"
set admin auth timeout 10
set admin auth server "Local"
set admin format dos
set zone "Trust" vrouter "trust-vr"
set zone "Untrust" vrouter "trust-vr"
set zone "DMZ" vrouter "trust-vr"
set zone "VLAN" vrouter "trust-vr"
set zone id 100 "DSL"
set zone "Untrust-Tun" vrouter "trust-vr"
set zone "Trust" tcp-rst
set zone "Untrust" block
unset zone "Untrust" tcp-rst
set zone "DMZ" tcp-rst
set zone "VLAN" block
unset zone "VLAN" tcp-rst
unset zone "DSL" tcp-rst
set zone "Untrust" screen tear-drop
set zone "Untrust" screen syn-flood
set zone "Untrust" screen ping-death
set zone "Untrust" screen ip-filter-src
set zone "Untrust" screen land
set zone "V1-Untrust" screen tear-drop
set zone "V1-Untrust" screen syn-flood
set zone "V1-Untrust" screen ping-death
set zone "V1-Untrust" screen ip-filter-src
set zone "V1-Untrust" screen land
set interface "ethernet0/0" zone "Untrust"
set interface "ethernet0/1" zone "DSL"
set interface "bgroup0" zone "Trust"
set interface bgroup0 port ethernet0/2
set interface bgroup0 port ethernet0/3
set interface bgroup0 port ethernet0/4
unset interface vlan1 ip
set interface ethernet0/0 ip 1xx.170.162.62/30
set interface ethernet0/0 nat
set interface ethernet0/1 ip 86.xx.150.5/32
set interface ethernet0/1 route
set interface bgroup0 ip 192.168.30.254/24
set interface bgroup0 nat
set interface ethernet0/0 proxy dns
set interface bgroup0 proxy dns
unset interface vlan1 bypass-others-ipsec
unset interface vlan1 bypass-non-ip
set interface ethernet0/0 ip manageable
set interface ethernet0/1 ip manageable
set interface bgroup0 ip manageable
set interface ethernet0/0 manage ping
set interface ethernet0/0 manage ssh
set interface ethernet0/0 manage telnet
set interface ethernet0/0 manage ssl
set interface ethernet0/0 manage web
set interface bgroup0 manage mtrace
set interface ethernet0/0 vip interface-ip
set interface "ethernet0/0" mip 83.xx.44.250 host 192.168.20.9 netmask 255.255.255.255 vr "trust-vr"
set interface "serial0/0" modem settings "USR" init "AT&F"
set interface "serial0/0" modem settings "USR" active
set interface "serial0/0" modem speed 115200
set interface "serial0/0" modem retry 3
set interface "serial0/0" modem interval 10
set interface "serial0/0" modem idle-time 10
set flow tcp-mss
unset flow tcp-syn-check
unset flow tcp-syn-bit-check
set flow reverse-route clear-text prefer
set flow reverse-route tunnel always
set pki authority default scep mode "auto"
set pki x509 default cert-path partial
set dns proxy
set dns proxy enable
set dns server-select domain etisalat outgoing-interface ethernet0/0 primary-server 22.214.171.124 failover
set dns ddns
set dns ddns id 1 server-type dyndns refresh-interval 24
set dns ddns id 1 username xxxx password xxxxx
set dns ddns id 1 src-interface ethernet0/0 host-name mubadala.dyndns.org
set dns ddns enable
set address "Trust" "192.168.1.0/255.255.255.0" 192.168.1.0 255.255.255.0
set address "Trust" "192.168.30.0/24" 192.168.30.0 255.255.255.0
set address "Trust" "test" 192.168.30.198 255.255.255.255
set address "Untrust" "0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0" 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0
set ike respond-bad-spi 1
unset ike ikeid-enumeration
unset ike dos-protection
unset ipsec access-session enable
set ipsec access-session maximum 5000
set ipsec access-session upper-threshold 0
set ipsec access-session lower-threshold 0
set ipsec access-session dead-p2-sa-timeout 0
unset ipsec access-session log-error
unset ipsec access-session info-exch-connected
unset ipsec access-session use-error-log
set vrouter "untrust-vr"
set vrouter "trust-vr"
set vrouter "dsl-vr"
set url protocol websense
set policy id 4 name "Exchange" from "Untrust" to "Trust" "Any" "MIP(83.xx.44.250)" "ANY" permit log
set policy id 4
set policy id 1 from "Trust" to "Untrust" "Any" "Any" "ANY" permit log
set policy id 1
set log session-init
set pppoe name "test"
set pppoe name "test" username "xxx" password "xxxx"
set pppoe name "test" default-route-metric 10
set pppoe name "untrust"
set pppoe name "untrust" idle 0
set nsmgmt bulkcli reboot-timeout 60
set ssh version v2
set config lock timeout 5
unset license-key auto-update
set snmp port listen 161
set snmp port trap 162
set vrouter "untrust-vr"
set vrouter "trust-vr"
unset add-default-route
set route 192.168.10.0/24 interface bgroup0 gateway 192.168.30.1 preference 20 permanent
set route 192.168.20.0/24 interface bgroup0 gateway 192.168.30.1 preference 20
set route 0.0.0.0/0 interface ethernet0/0 gateway 1xx.170.162.61 preference 20 permanent
set access-list extended 30 src-ip 192.168.20.0/24 dst-ip 0.0.0.0/0 protocol any entry 10
set match-group name NET20-MG
set match-group NET20-MG ext-acl 30 match-entry 10
set action-group name NET20-AG
set action-group NET20-AG next-interface ethernet0/0 action-entry 10
set pbr policy name NET20-Pol
set pbr policy NET20-Pol match-group NET20-MG action-group NET20-AG 10
set vrouter "dsl-vr"
set interface ethernet0/1 pbr NET20-Pol
set vrouter "untrust-vr"
set vrouter "trust-vr"
set vrouter "dsl-vr"
Waiting for quick response.
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I see lots of issue with your config. It would be better if you go through this sample PBR scenario and then configure yours accordingly.
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u want 192.168.20.0/24 traffic should pass through leased line and 192.168.30.0/24 traffic through dsl. The more simplest and better solution is sourc based routing. Delete all PBR configuration:
- First enable source-based routing:
set vrouter trust-vr source-routing enable
- Define source routes:
set vrouter trust-vr source route 192.168.20.0/24 interface <leased line interface> gateway <gateway ip> metric 1
set vrouter trust-vr source route 192.168.20.0/24 interface <dsl interface> gateway <gateway ip> metric 2 (for failover if leased line down)
set vrouter trust-vr source route 192.168.30.0/24 interface <dsl interface> gateway <gateway ip> metric1
set vrouter trust-vr source route 192.168.30.0/24 interface <leased line interface> gateway <gateway ip> metric2 (for failover if dsl is down)
-Also configure interface tracking
set int <leased line interface> track-ip
set int <leased line interface> track-ip ip <gateway ip of leased line>
set int <dsl interface> track-ip
set int <dsl interface> track-ip ip <gateway ip of leased line>
Hope this helps
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Corn in Kansas and Colorado continue to struggle the most in the report, with 30 percent and 25 percent of corn in poor to very poor condition, respectively.
Drought in Kansas caused corn conditions in poor or worse conditions to jump by 8 percentage points this week, the largest increase reported. Seventy-nine percent of corn in the state is in drought, and with little moisture in the forecast, it's unlikely that relief will be felt soon.
Other states are fighting an entirely different problem – too much rain. In Iowa, where 14 percent of corn is in poor to very poor condition, the issue has been an overflow of moisture. Over the past 60 days, Iowa has seen between 90 and 150 percent of its normal rainfall.
Corn is still progressing, despite differing weather woes. Forty-three percent of the corn has silked, more than double last week's report. However, this is still behind the five-year average of 56 percent.
Overall, soybeans appear to be faring better than corn. Eight percent is in poor or worse condition, unchanged from last week. Drought is playing the biggest role in soybean conditions in Kansas and Nebraska.
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Tuesday, January 13, 2009
'Walking In A Winter Wonderland" A Cold Day For A Wedding
This is the only photo taken of my Massey Grandparents on their wedding day, Dec 31st 1939. The wedding was a small affair as it was the depression and they did not have a lot of money. My Grandfather was employed a delivery man for a bake shop at the time and my Grandmother was a bar maid in a local hotel. I don't know how much money they were making but I am sure it was not much.
They had only been married a few minutes when my Grandmothers father suggested that they should get a picture. And as cameras did not have a built in flash back in the days of yore, you had no choice but to go out side no mater how cold it was. And as it happened it was a typical freezing cold Canadian Winter day. My grandmother not having a coat on hand grabbed a old ratty sweater off the back of the door and out they went. I think the sweater actually belonged to my Great Grandfather.
So that is the story of my Grandparents only wedding photo. They may not have had a lot of money but the marriage lasted 50 years so I guess they had what matters.
Posted by Brian at 1:39 PM
Labels: Carnival of Genealogy, Massey, Weddings
3 comments:
- Taylorstales-Genealogy said...
Thank you for posting a wonderful story about your grandparents. The picture is so worth a thousand wonderful words! Thanks for sharing.
- Professor Dru said...
A good looking couple-love their outfits especially your grandpa's hat.
- Brian said...
Thanks. I am glad you liked my post.
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"Sophie's selection is brilliant news and I am very pleased for her," said Cossins.
"She is also the first athlete I have coached to a World Championships in an individual event.
"Danny Talbot competed in the Europeans (and won a bronze in the 200m) and was in the GB relay at the London Olympics but Sophie will be running the 60m at the Worlds and that is fantastic."
Papps secured her place in the team with an excellent performance at the Sainsbury's British Indoor Grand Prix in Birmingham on Saturday when she recorded a personal best of 7.22secs.
Meanwhile Talbot ended his season with a morale-boosting success over French ace Christophe Lemaitre in the heats of the 60m at the Birmingham Grand Prix.
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text: Holgorsen unaffected by crazy behavior of students By Dave Hickman October 9, 2012 Story Share MORGANTOWN - For the most part, Dana Holgorsen remains largely unaffected by the moronic behavior that has come to define a generation of West Virginia University students as couch-burning simpletons whose higher education has obviously not yet taken root.Take Saturday night's Sunnyside fiasco, for example.Once again, while the vast majority of the school's 30,000 students merely basked in the glow and perhaps tipped a few in celebration of a pretty significant win by their football team over a like band from the University of Texas down in Austin, a few hundred more set what they seem to feel are the obligatory fires in the street.A few more surrounded cars trying to innocently navigate the neighborhood. And some decided the best reaction when - surprise! - police actually showed up to protect the citizenry was to throw rocks and bottles.Ah, yes, just another football Saturday night in Morgantown, where the motto is "If you can beat 'em, burn it.'' Oh, and if you can't beat 'em, burn it then, too."I'll be honest with you. I don't know what hap-pened,'' Holgorsen, the second-year West Virginia football coach, said of the reported 40 fires and all the other lunacy that accompanied his team's 48-45 win over Texas some 1,400 miles away. "I heard there were riots and mace. I don't know why. "I'm being honest with you. I'm pretty focused on what we're supposed to be doing. And even if I knew, what am I going to do about it? It's not my responsibility. I worry about what I can control. And what I could control was what was happening in Austin.''OK, so the "It's not my responsibility'' part of that is perhaps not what West Virginia administrators would like to hear from their football coach. I'm sure their take is that it is the responsibility of everyone associated with the university to do all that is possible to raise the level of decorum and responsibility of the student body.But we'll give Holgorsen a pass on that. After all, he's not the first football coach at WVU who has watched asinine behavior and felt powerless to deal with it. Those as far back as Bobby Bowden have preached restraint to no earthly good. And if arrests and expulsions and preaching from school presidents don't curb the mayhem, what good is a tongue-lashing from a football coach going to do?All Holgorsen can do is try to reason with the unreasonable and perhaps elevate their consciousness. It was one win in the middle of a football season. "Was that a big win for the program? Yes,'' Holgorsen said. "Was it good for recruiting and branding and all the rest of that? Absolutely. Does it count as a championship? No. It counts as one win. It counts the same as Baylor did, which was the same as Marshall minus the conference standings."Our goal is to win the conference and those two wins were equal. There's no difference between the Texas win and the Baylor win.''Not that the Sunnyside denizens will take that to heart, mind you. There's simply a tradition of setting fires after big football wins in Morgantown. We all know that. It used to be quaint, perhaps a couch or two would be set ablaze. It was still dangerous and the police and fire departments still had to deal with it, but it was also far less frequent. Only the biggest of wins would spark - literally - a celebration.Now it's just about any win and often times a frustrating loss. And despite crackdowns by police and school officials - not to mention the prevalence of cell phone cameras recording it all - it just keeps getting worse, not better. It's enough to make anyone with any sort of common sense - a trait obviously lacking among a small group of students - wonder, what are they thinking?"I don't understand what was so special about it,'' Holgorsen said. "[Unless] they were using that as some sort of an excuse to get rowdy.''Exactly. And the hope here is that there's enough video and photographic evidence to charge and expel a number of students sizeable enough to send a real message.And then perhaps more suitable celebrations can take place."If it had anything to do with some sort of a special win,'' Holgorsen said, "then I would encourage everybody involved to get used to wins like that.''Reach Dave Hickman at 304-348-1734 or email@example.com or follow him at Twitter.com/dphickman1. Story Share Story Share Trending Now 1 Police seek car driven by woman found dead in Kanawha River 2 Facebook founder visits Cabin Creek Health Systems 3 Teen pleads guilty to involuntary manslaughter in Oakes Field shooting 4 Man allegedly cuts father in Rand over argument about sandwich 5 Rhode Island bank claims Justice companies owe $4.2M on helicopter loan Williamson leaves UC basketball Previous Story MSAC cross country: Hurricane girls finally at full strength Next Story


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The latest in electric vehicle technology -- including cars, motorcycles, bicycles and charging systems -- will be showcased in the west parking lot of the University of Colorado Boulder's Wolf Law Building from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on May 17.
A screening of the documentary "Revenge of the Electric Vehicle" with a question-and-answer session will be held later that day from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. in room 1B20 of the CU-Boulder Visual Arts Complex. Both events, including refreshments and door prizes donated by local sponsors, are free and open to the public.
CU-Boulder, the city of Boulder, Boulder County and Northern Colorado Clean Cities are hosting the events in recognition of May 17 as the statewide Electric Vehicle Day.
A proclamation for the day, recently issued by Gov. John Hickenlooper, states that electrified transportation reduces air pollution, greenhouse gas emissions and dependence on imported petroleum. Electrified transportation also helps increase energy security, environmental sustainability and Colorado jobs, according to the proclamation.
"Are electric vehicles the spark of our future?" asked Bryan Flansburg, director of CU-Boulder transportation services. "This will be a fun way to check out the technology -- to sit in vehicles, look at the engines, kick the tires and learn how the systems work."
Attendees at the expo also will have the opportunity to visit with vendors, vehicle owners, local transportation groups, representatives from Xcel Energy and the hosting organizations.
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ATHENS, Texas — A fish hatchery may not seem to be a likely place to learn about hunting, but the Texas Freshwater Fisheries Center is no ordinary fish place.
For one thing, TFFC — 75 miles southeast of Dallas — has a visitor center where guests can learn about fish and the role hatcheries play in making Texas fishing among the best in the nation, and see for themselves how much fun it is by fishing in the 1.5-acre stocked casting pond.
For another, TFFC is as much about aquatic education as it is about producing fish. About 30,000 school children visit each year on field trips to learn about aquatic habitats, ecology and the importance of fresh water to the environment we share with wildlife.
And of course there are all those fish the hatchery produces-2-3 million largemouth bass fingerlings annually. An increasing number of those fish are descendants of 13-pound plus lunkers entered into the Budweiser ShareLunker program, which aims to increase the quality of fishing in Texas.
A major part of what makes TFFC unique among not only Texas Parks and Wildlife Department facilities but also outdoor education centers throughout North America is its multipurpose wetlands trail. On one level, the .8-mile trail introduces visitors to the role wetlands play in improving water quality and providing wildlife habitat. On another level, the trail provides example hunting scenarios, or what TPWD hunter education coordinator Terry Erwin calls "the best hunter skills trail in North America."
The trail winds alongside ponds, through a wooded area and ends at a duck blind overlooking a pond. Using full-body decoys of almost every type of game legal to hunt in Texas, instructors recreate "almost every scenario related to hunting big game, small game, waterfowl, doves, wild hogs, use of blinds, elevated stands and obstacle crossings," says Erwin.
Leading the hunter education program at TFFC is Jim Parker, a tireless 75-year-old who estimates he toils 40-70 hours a week passing on the hunting heritage to the next generation. In 2001 Parker was recognized by the International Hunter Education Association and Winchester as the hunter education instructor of the year for North America. Students are more likely to see in him the patient grandfather everyone would like to have teach them about the outdoors.
"You get self-satisfaction knowing you are helping to preserve this tradition for future generations," Parker says. "I enjoy working with people who want to learn and get out there and benefit from it."
Funding for the hunter skills trail was provided by the Dallas Safari Club, the National Rifle Association and the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation.
The hunter skills trail at TFFC is open to any hunter education instructor who wants to bring students there for that portion of the course, which is required of every hunter born on or after Sept. 2, 1971. Arrangements can be made by calling Parker at (903) 676-2277. A full schedule of classes, including those offered in Athens, is on the Web (http://tpwd.texas.gov/edu/hunted/city.phtml). Classes are scheduled through mid-December. Each listing includes the number to call to register for the class.
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I've always wanted the Shibutanis to skate to Yo-Yo Ma's "Sakura Sakura", a modern interpretation of a traditional Japanese folk song.
The dynamics in the piece can show off their range, the song is quite different from what they skated in the past three seasons, and the song is 4:22 long so it's easy to edit. Most of all, it's different from what every other team does or would do.
I think the Shibutanis should go down the route of spiritual elegance, with programs that show off non-romantic beauty, the pure bond between sister and brother. Pieces like Meditation from Thais, which S/Z famously skated to, Chopin's Nocturne Op. 9 No. 2, or Clair de Lune are along those lines.


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Dispute in Colden Common over future of Apex Centre
1:14pm Thursday 29th November 2012
By Wesley Rock
1:14pm Thursday 29th November 2012
By Wesley Rock
A COLDEN Common housing development is on hold until councillors have had the chance to take a look around the site.
The Apex Centre is being eyed for 14 new homes, but council planning chiefs say they need a better look at the site before assessing the application.
The existing commercial buildings off Church Lane would be demolished and there is concern that nearby Finches Copse would be affected.
Council planning policy also restricts the demolition of potential employment sites for the sake of housing and a council report recommends the application be refused.
Addressing Tuesday's (November 27) hearing, Colden Common parish chairman, Cecily Sutton, said: "The officer's report is unduly negative, open to opinion and erroneous."
Cllr Eileen Berry also dismissed concerns. She said: "The site is manifestly not countryside in the true sense and most residents work in the main employment sites surrounding Colden Common, such as Eastleigh, Southampton or Winchester. This is the reality of the situation."
A site visit has been scheduled for December 11.
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Have you ever heard of the term "newsjacking?". Before I started here at Pinnacle I was aware of the concept of newsjacking, even if I didn't have the term for it. If you've never heard of this pop-culture second style of marketing, let's pause while I send you over the ever -helpful folks over at Hubspot who have written a definitive essay-length post about it here. For those who subscribe to the tl;dr style of reading (meaning: too long; didn't read) newsjacking is exactly what it sounds: hijacking the news.
Now before you start comparing newsjacking to the bus scenes from Speed, it isn't as life-or-death as it sounds. In fact, if you happen to follow any brands on Twitter or Facebook you will have seen it at work with last night's Oscars. It's the practice of capitalizing (aka, jumping on the bandwagon) on a popular, cultural moment. It can be anything from a newstory or Jennifer Lawrence's rather charming face plant from last night. Brand ambassadors will take to the internet linking their product, service, etc. in relation to this story. For example, a shoe company could have taken to twitter to tweet a Jennifer offering her their shoe insoles offering stability and comfort after her fall last night, and by not only tweeting it to her account but adding an Oscar related hashtag it's easily viewed by millions. Just take a look at the general Oscar's hashtag on Twitter: you'll notice companies have used it even more so than regular users! My person favorite newsjackers have to be the people behind Oreo's social media presence. For my SuperBowl post, I made a brief mention about how quickly the got their "you can still dunk the dark" image up on the web minutes after the lights had gone out at the stadium. It was the perfect example of what newsjacking should be: relevant and witty.
I could also give you dozens of examples of what newsjacking shouldn't be, but you've probably heard about these massive fails before: like the Onion taking their trademark parody and snark too far last night with a tasteless remark about one of the youngest nominated atendees of the night and then their subsequent apologizing this morning (read more here). Maybe you can recall the all apologizing Kenneth Cole is still doing about their own remark about the Arab Spring? These are the cautionary tales and are all companies that can take a lesson from Oreo. Newsjacking should put you in the news as well, unless the world of marketing is praising your flawless execution of a news jack.
Newsjacks are easily translatable into promotional products. Say a celebrity has been sighted littering by throwing away a single use plastic bottle, wouldn't it be a great time to send you customers (if you happen to know they are into celebrity news that is) a reusable water bottle with a little note and send out a well placed tweet, or remind people to vote with a Facebook post and a custom pen? Opportunities are limitless and the best think about newsjacking is that if at first you don't suceed: there will always be new news tomorrow to try again.
The image I added at the top of this post is just a little newsjacking flowchart I messily made as I was thinking how to structure this post (as you can tell, I'm more than a little fond of the Paul Frank monkey and colored pens), you could take the same style and approach for the next big pop culture event and just jot down moments that you can quickly transition over to you social media. Have you ever tried out a newsjack? How did it go, let me know the comments!
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Indians drop series opener as lineup unable to match Detroit's homers
DETROIT -- The Indians know that the road to the American League Central title runs through the Motor City. The Tigers have claimed the division crown two years running, advanced to last fall's World Series and returned this season as the overwhelming favorites to again take the Central.
Cleveland wants to change the script.
On Friday night, the Indians rolled into Comerica Park as baseball's hottest team, ready to show off its revamped lineup in their first clash with their rivals from Detroit. The Tigers went ahead and showed why they are the reigning AL champions, pounding Tribe starter Corey Kluber in a 10-4 loss in the opener of the three-game set.
"Tough loss for us," Indians first baseman Nick Swisher said. "Obviously, coming into their ballpark, you want to make a statement early. But they put it on us pretty good."
Swisher is one of the Cleveland's newcomers, along with leadoff man Michael Bourn, slugger Mark Reynolds and fleet-footed right fielder Drew Stubbs. Combined with the players already in the fold, that foursome has helped transform the Tribe's offense into a potent group built around a mix of power and speed.
For one night, Detroit right-hander Max Scherzer -- one of the league's top strikeout artists -- contained Cleveland's lineup enough. Of course, Detroit's eight-run outpouring against Kluber, who surrendered a pair of tape-measure home runs to Prince Fielder and Miguel Cabrera -- provided more than enough support to send the Tribe to the loss column for just the second time in 12 games.
"Obviously, I respect them," Scherzer said of the Indians. "What they've been able to do offensively this year, obviously they can run, they can definitely steal bases and they've hit a lot of home runs. So they've got a speed and power combination that's very good. That's always a difficult matchup when you face a team like that."
The Indians (18-17) had just one error in its past dozen games, but made two in the loss to the AL Central-leading Tigers (20-13). Cleveland's rotation had the most wins and the lowest ERA in the American League over the past 11 games, but Kluber surrendered eight runs on 11 hits in just 4 2/3 innings of work. Lefty Rich Hill had not given up a home run since 2009, until Andy Dirks' solo shot in the seventh.
"You just chalk it up as a bad one," Kluber said. "Everybody has their days."
Since taking over as the Indians manager, Terry Francona has constantly preached the importance of focusing on one at-bat, one inning and one game at a time. What happened a month or a week or even a day ago does not matter. Whether the Indians have won or lost, there is a game coming tomorrow and that is the most important game of the season.
Francona hopes that mindset and message has found its way to the locker room.
"We better be [thinking that way]," Francona said. "There's a lot more games. When you make mistakes, learn from them and move on to the next day. When you win, you keep it going. When you lose, you play better."
Stubbs echoed that sentiment.
"That's what you've got to do," he said. "Fortunately, we've been on a winning streak lately. But you realize, at some point, you're going to lose some games. I think we've done a good job of [turning the page]."
That is good, because the Indians are best served wiping Friday's game from their memory.
Fielder connected for a first-pitch home run off Kluber in the third inning, sending the baseball ricocheting off the brick wall behind the stands in right-center field for a 460-foot shot. Cabrera followed suit in the fourth, drilling the first pitch he received from the right-hander deep to left-center for a three-run home run.
"That hurt," Swisher said of Cabrera's homer. "That kind of blew the doors open a little bit. But for us, we were right in that game until that point."
Detroit also scored three runs in the second inning, when Jhonny Peralta, Alex Avila and Omar Infante turned in three consecutive doubles off Kluber. Avila's double down the right-field line plated two runs and Torii Hunter later added an RBI single.
Hunter sent his two-out base hit to right field, where Stubbs gloved the roller and sent the relay to Reynolds at first base. On the play, Hunter overran first base and was promptly tagged by Reynolds for the frame's final out. Two runs could have scored on the play, but the tag was applied shortly before the trailing runner (Infante) crossed the plate.
Kluber said the Tigers pounded his fastball in hitter's counts early on and then, once he found the strike zone more often, Detroit's hitters feasted on misplaced cutters and breaking balls.
"I lost my delivery," Kluber said. "They're obviously a very good hitting team. The mistakes I did make, they didn't miss them. They put good swings on them."
Kluber's struggles created an uphill battle for the Tribe's offense.
In eight innings against Scherzer (5-0), who struck out seven, the Indians managed four runs on five hits. Swisher -- a home run shy of a cycle -- doubled home one run in the first inning and tripled and scored in the fourth. He opened a two-run seventh with a single and later scored on a groundout from Reynolds.
That was hardly sufficient in keeping up with Detroit.
The Tigers want to keep it that way.
"We see them a lot," Cabrera said. "If we want to win the division, we have to beat our division."
Jordan Bastian is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Major League Bastian, and follow him on Twitter @MLBastian. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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text: Wayne train keeps rolling By Ryan Pritt November 16, 2012 Story Share WAYNE, W.Va. - It started out well for Nicholas County, as the opening kickoff and a Wayne penalty pinned the Pioneers back at their own 8-yard line.But about midway through Mason Hodge's 92-yard scoring scamper on the next play, you just got the feeling it was going to be another case of business as usual for the state's No. 1 Class AA team.And indeed it was as Wayne (12-0) continued one of the most dominant seasons in recent memory with a 47-0 win over the Grizzlies at Pioneer Field on Friday night in a quarterfinal playoff game.The statistical evidence tells the story - Wayne piled up 674 yards of offense and 21 first downs while limiting No. 9 Nicholas to just 141 yards and nine first downs, seven of which came after halftime."Tonight we didn't have very good field position," Wayne coach Tom Harmon said. "The big play early helped us out of a jam there and then we just put together drives. For the most part, we took care of the football and when we do that, and the defense gives the ball back to you so quick, you get a lot of opportunities. I thought we played really well defensively against a team that's pretty balanced."Wayne went 92, 96 and 86 yards on its first three drives, all ending in scores.The second drive, which took 14 plays, would've ended a lot sooner had Brandon Spurlock's 96-yard run on the first play counted. It was brought back by a holding call, but the Wayne train kept chugging, just as it has for most of the season.Hodge was far from done after his first carry, as the sophomore tailback found the end zone again on his second carry from 2 yards out to cap the second drive, then caught a 71-yard touchdown pass from Grant Ferguson in the second quarter. Hodge accounted for 108 yards on four carries and 107 yards on a pair of catches before all was said and done."Grant threw the ball good as always and my line deserves all the credit," Hodge said. "They block every play, every down just as good as the last one."That line cleared the way for a stable of backs that rolled up 496 yards on the ground, led by Spurlock's 162. Younger brother Nathan Spurlock scored on runs of 4 and 2 yards in the first half and would've added another in the second half but fumbled on the 2-yard line.But in a microcosm of the game and of Wayne's season, the ball rolled into the end zone, where Dwight Blankenship dived on top of it for six more Pioneer points. Nicholas County coach Gene Morris liked the fight he saw in his Grizzlies (7-4), who won their first playoff game in school history last week at Ritchie County.But like many coaches, including several from good teams, he was left walking away from a celebrating Wayne club without many answers."They're just a complete team," Morris said. "They can throw it, they can run it, and they do a lot of things well. You can't take anything away from them, they're just a good football team from top to bottom. They've got a lot of good athletes, they have good coaching, and all of those elements together make them a good program." Brandon Spurlock eventually got into the touchdown act himself, opening up the second-half scoring with a 3-yard trot to paydirt.Perhaps the only negatives Wayne could take away from Friday night were injuries to both Brandon Spurlock and Hodge in the third quarter.Spurlock seemed to be headed for another long touchdown before pulling up lame and grabbing his hamstring. Meanwhile, Hodge went down clutching his leg before eventually hobbling off under his own power.Harmon said he expected both to be OK for next week.Ferguson completed 8 of 13 passes for 178 yards while Zack Cassidy had five catches for 63 yards. James Egnor added 86 yards on 10 carries for Wayne.Wil Mayes ran 13 times for 60 yards to lead Nicholas County while Tyler Sagraves completed 6 of 18 passes for 31 yards with an interception. Wayne will host No. 4 Robert C. Byrd next week in a semifinal game. The time and date will be determined Sunday.Reach Ryan Pritt at 304-348-7948, email@example.com, or follow him at twitter.com/RPritt. Story Share Story Share Trending Now 1 Facebook founder visits Cabin Creek Health Systems 2 Teen pleads guilty to voluntary manslaughter in Oakes Field shooting 3 Huggins, WVU tap South Florida hoops talent 4 Safety shutoff disabled prior to June coal-mining death, report says 5 New company planning $73M synthetic fuel plant in Greenbrier County Rematch looms for Patriots Previous Story Local college basketball: State men rally for win Next Story


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With the signing of safety Eric Reid by the San Francisco 49ers, 12 of 32 first-round picks have come to terms with their teams. He announced the signing through Instagram.
Reid, the 18th overall pick of the draft, was the last member of the 49ers' 11-man draft class to sign a contract. The team's rookies report for training camp on July 19.
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It was important for the 49ers to get Reid under contract because he is expected to step in immediately as a starter. He will replace Dashon Goldson, a Pro Bowl player who signed with the Bucs in the offseason.
The 49ers traded their first- and third-round draft picks to Dallas to move up and take the former LSU standout.
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Over expression of E. coli Acetyl- CoA carboxylase (ACC)sub-unit accC in E.coli to enhance fatty acid accumulation for Bio-fuel production".
- Source Organism: E. coli 0157:H7
PROJECT DESCRIPTION Our gene of interest is accC gene from E. coli 0157:H7 accC gene is the biotin subunit of ACC enzyme which catalyze the biosynthesis of Malonyl CoA. Malonyl CoA controls the rate of fatty acid (Triacylglycerol) biosynthesis.TAG is the fatty acid i.e. used for the biofuel production.In this experiment we will identify if the overexpression of accC gene in E.coli might enhance the production of TAG. For this process we will chttp://openwetware.org/skins/common/images/button_bold.pnglone our gene of interest in to plasmid pSB1A3 and transform it in host E. coli. We will do SDS-PAGE for detection of protein and thin layer chromatography for the quantification of fatty acids.
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Gene: Acetyl CoA carboxylase biotin carboxylase (accC)
Accession #: NC_011353.1 Region: 4242644..4243993 total base pair- 1350
Introns: None because Bacteria does not have any introns.
Bio-brick Compatibility: Compatible
Plasmid used: Vector Plasmid pSB1A3
Promoter used:Part: BBa_J23100 ttgacggctagctcagtcctaggtacagtgctagc
Alternative Promoters: BBa-K206000(PBad): is strong E.coli promoter controlled by L-arabinose inducer and is repressed by AraC.
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• 24F_Biofuel1P 5'gaattcgcggccgcttctagagatgctggataaaattgttattgccaaccgc 3'
• 24RP_Biofuel2S 5'tactagtagcggccgctgcagcgagttttttctccagatagtggatgttagtgc3'
• 24F_Biofuel1 5' atgctggataaaattgttattgccaaccgc 3'
• 24RP_Biofuel2 5' cgagttttttctccagatagtggatgttagtgc3'
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• Grow the source organism (E. coli)
• DNA extraction from the source (E. coli)
• Electrophoresis to check desired DNA segment (bp)
• Primer designing
• Multiplication of gene of interest by PCR
• Electrophorosis
• Digestion of Plasmid and gene by restriction enzymes
• Ligation of accC gene in plasmid vector (pSB1A3)
• Transformation of vector plasmid into host organism E. coli
• Cloning of cells in a LB media
• Selection for recombinant DNA colonies by antibiotic selective media (LB+ ampicillin)
• Inoculation of E.coli in biomass
• Testing of protein Acetyl CoA carboxylase biotin carboxylage by SDS-PAGE and fatty acid by thin layer chromatography
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• References:
• Magnuson, K., Jackowski, S., Rock, C.O., and Cronan, J.E.(1993).Regulation of fatty acid biosynthesis in Escherichia coli. Microbial Rev.57(3):522
• Noemie, M. D., Parisien, A., Wang, B., Lan, C., ( 2009). Enhancement of lipid production using biochemical, genetic and transcription factor engineering approaches. Journal of biotechnology, 141 (2009) 31-41
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- keep track of your most important results and refer to the corresponding page in your notebook
- upload important pictures (don't forget to label them! Powerpoint is very convenient). Remember: these will become quite handy later in your summary report or final presentation. If you do label and upload the pictures as soon as you got them, your summary report can be written much more effortlessly (do you usually procrastinate? This is chance to do some work before hand that frees you up for finals week).
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