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Registration is from 9:00-9:45 on Saturday with the first game starting at 10:00. It will be a two day event with 5 rounds.
Shadow War - Victoria Heresy 30K Event:
Army Selection:
Armies may be chosen from any official Horus Heresy publication up to a value of 3000 points with an optional 500 point side board of full units, this will include army lists from Warhammer 40000 Codex Chaos Daemons as allies when applicable. All the official FAQs and Errata are to be used (though not experimental rules or draft FAQ's) – they are available here
All Horus Heresy force organization charts will be playable for the event excluding Leviathan. No Relics.
All armies will use the rules for the battles in the ages of darkness Warhammer 40,000 expansion.
Legiones Astartes: Age of Darkness Army List
Legiones Astartes: Age of Darkness Legions
Mechanicum: Taghmata Army List
Crusade Imperialis: Army List
Book VI Retribution
Book VII Infurno
Note this means that the Combined Arms detachments, formations and Unbound army from the Warhammer 40,000 rulebook will not be used. Allies detachments may only be taken if they are chosen from a different army list than the primary detachment.
Facebook Event:
If you plan on attending the 30k event at LANtasy please join our Facebook event page for more event information and discussion.
FAQs and Errata:
As stated in the Army Selection segment the official Forge World documents will be in use as well as the 40k rules FAQ. Any issues that occur and have no answer will be treated with a 'most logical' approach. Please note that only FW classifications listed in these official forms will be accepted. At the end of this document there will be a summary of all rulings FAQs that has come to the Organizers attention. If there are any changes they will be confirmed 2 weeks before the event and will be posted on the event Facebook page. Please note that we are making exceptions to the 40k rules FAQ which are listed below.
Grenades – We will not be following the updated FAQ on grenades specifically with regards to melta bombs. If you equip a squad with melta bombs every model equipped can use them in the assault phase.
New Space Marine Psychic Cards – Are not allowed at LANtasy
Invisibility - We will be following the ITC version of Invisibility which will be the following: "The Invisibility psychic power is altered to read: units shooting at the Invisible unit do so at BS1, and hit it in melee on a 5+."
Drop Pods – Seeing that the draft FAQ's are becoming the official FAQ's we are going to rule on this now just to be safe and will rule that the doors on the drop pod don't count towards the model and you are able to be shot through the drop pods no matter how they are modeled.
Look out Sir's on Stomps - You may look out sir on stomp attacks.
We will be running a combination of book six's "Shadow War" missions as well as custom tactical mission cards that have been made specifically for the event which you will receive a copy of at the beginning of the event.
The LANtasy 30K event will consist of 5 games over 2 days (3 games Saturday, 2 games Sunday) the time limit for games will be 3 hours. The missions will be posted to the event Facebook page prior to the event. A large "Mega Battle" will take place after the Saturday games if there is interest.
The LANtasy 30K event will be using a Team style pairing system based on nominated faction 'Generals' matching Traitors versus Loyalists lists for each round. This will work in the following way; Team generals will make a roll off the winner of which will gain the initiative. Whichever team has the initiative for a round will nominate one of their players and the other team will select who that player will face and what table they will play on. Then the team that didn't have the initiative for that round will in turn nominates one of their players and the opposing side will select a player that will face him/her. This will continue to alternate until all players have been paired up for the round.
At the prior to the start of every game players will have a 15 minute window to exchange up to 500 pts of units in their army lists.
Rules queries should first be looked up in the relevant books between the players in that game; if it is still unclear then a judge should be called to the table. If a judge is called to a table players will be asked to explain the situation and can give information to aid the decision but once made any decision is final. In addition please take a few minutes to go through your army with your opponent; this is especially important if you have nonstandard models.
The winner of each game will receive 3 Tournament points (TPs). If the game is a draw then both players will receive 1 TPs. The loser will score 0 TP. 1TP point each game if your army is fully painted.
All models used at the LANtasy 30k event must be painted and based in an appropriate manner. This means that a nonstandard colour scheme is perfectly acceptable but undercoating a whole marine white and colour washing a few panels of armour and the gun in the same way is not, this is in no way related to the quality of painting. Any models not deemed up to standard will be removed from the table and will count as dead for gaming purposes. Proxies are not allowed, alternative miniatures/conversions are allowed. For models that come equipped as standard with Bolt Pistols as well as a larger gun there is no need to model these Bolt Pistols, basic Close Combat Weapons are assumed to be carried by every model without the need be shown on said model. Any specialist weapon must be modeled. In essence this means that the model you are using to represent another model must be appropriate and distinguishable as the gaming piece i.e WHYSIWYG to a reasonable degree "what you see is what you get". The aim is to allow freedom in the 'hobby' while maintaining a level of immersion and to avoid any negative effects on game play. If you have any models which you are worried about in terms of this then feel free to email firstname.lastname@example.com and a decision will be made and/or advice given.
Each army will be judged on painting by their fellow players and a vote will be held to nominate which Army is the Best Painted. An Army parade will be held after the second game where players can display their armies and vote. Each player will get two votes: Best Painted and Runner-up. Your Best Painted vote will be worth 3 points and your Runner-Up vote will be worth 1 point. You are not allowed to vote for yourself. Armies displayed on a display board will grant 2 bonus points towards your painting score.
Event Dog Tags:
LANtsay will be the second event in the Victoria Heresy 30K series. At the beginning of the event each player will be given a custom LANtsay 30K event Dog Tag that is able to be used in the LANtsay 30K event. Each Dog Tag grants a special ability that can be used once per game. Can be used at future 30K events that are put on by the organizers. Each player can use up to two dog tags in the LANtsay 30K (so bring yours if you've attended previous events) or future events but you can never use more tags than your opponent i.e. if its your second event but you are playing an opponent and it's his or her's first event then you can only use one.
Every player attending the LANtasy 30K event is expected to maintain a level of sporting behavior (i.e. don't be a dick i.e. "that guy"). This event's main goal is to have fun and you should keep this in mind while playing your games. It's not just about you having a good time but that your opponent is also having a good time.
To recognize those who go above and beyond, players will be asked to vote on their top 2 best sporting opponents in order. These votes will be tallied with 3 points going to the 1st player and 1 to the 2nd, whoever scores highest will win the Best Sportsman / Coolest Dude award.
Objective Markers:
Players are required to bring 6 objective markers to the event for use in some scenarios; these can be based on 25mm, 32mm or 40mm round bases. Fully painted objective markers will grant additional point to your painting score.
Game Map Token:
Each player will be given a map token to track their individual progress as well as their team's progress throughout the event on a detailed map. An additional tournament point and painting point will be given to each player that brings there own map token. Examples will be available on the event Facebook page
What you will need to bring:
Your models!
All the rules you need to play your army and the relevant FAQs.
6 Objective markers
Dice, Tape Measure and Templates•
Copies of your army list – one to hand in to the TO and others to show your opponents.
Tray to carry your models from table to table.
A Good Attitude!
Best Traitor - Traitor with the most TP's
Best Loyalist - Loyalist with the most TP's
Best Sportsman - Player with the most + Winner gets another 1 TP
Best Painted Army - Army with the most Best Painted votes + Winner gets another 3 TP's
The Redemption Award - Mystery Award
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WILKES-BARRE — The Italian American Association of Luzerne County will hold a series of events over Columbus Day weekend.
The raising of the Italian flag will take place at 9:30 a.m. Friday, Oct. 7 at the Luzerne County Courthouse, 200 N. River St., Wilkes-Barre.
On Sunday, Oct. 9 there will be Mass at 10:30 a.m. at St. Joseph Marello Parish, 237 William St., Pittston. Participants will then proceed by car to the Columbus Statue on Main Street for a wreath laying ceremony.
Later that evening will be a banquet at Genetti's Hotel, 77 E. Market St., Wilkes-Barre. There will be a cheese and fruit table from 5 to 6 p.m. and dinner will be served at 6:30 p.m. Music will be provided by Danny Argo & Friends until 10 p.m.
Cost to attend the banquet is $30 per person and reservations can be made by calling Louise Castellani at 570-654-6454 or Judy Deice at 570-654-7600.
Deadline for reservations is Monday, Oct. 3.

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Jets pre-draft visits (from PFT). It doesn't mean that we're necessarily interested in drafting them.
* = Confirmed "local" visitor
** = Believed to be private workout only
New York Jets
Jahvid Best, running back, California.
**Nate Byham, tight end, Pittsburgh.
Terrence Cody, defensive tackle, Alabama.
Marcus Easley, wide receiver, Connecticut.
**Ray Fisher, cornerback, Indiana.
**Toby Gerhart, running back, Stanford.
Brandon Ghee, cornerback, Wake Forest.
Brandon Graham, defensive end, Michigan.
Montario Hardesty, running back, Tennessee.
Kevin Haslam, offensive tackle, Rutgers.
**Mike Iupati, offensive guard, Idaho.
Kareem Jackson, cornerback, Alabama.
*Sean Lissemore, defensive tackle, William & Mary.
*Steve Maneri, tight end, Temple.
**Ryan Mathews, running back, Fresno State.
Devin McCourty, cornerback, Rutgers.
Jared Odrick, defensive lineman, Penn State.
Corey Peters, defensive tackle, Kentucky.
**Maurkice Pouncey, center, Florida.
David Reed, wide receiver, Utah.
Patrick Robinson, cornerback, Florida State.
Ricky Sapp, defensive end, Clemson.
Mickey Shuler, tight end, Penn State.
Daryl Washington, linebacker, TCU.
Kade Weston, defensive tackle, Georgia.
Kyle Wilson, cornerback, Boise State.
**Corey Wootton, defensive end, Northwestern.
Jason Worilds, defensive end, Virginia Tech.
Major Wright, safety, Florida.


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The Girls in the Band Trailer (2013)
10 May 2013 History, Factual 81 mins
In the world of jazz, women have long been marginalized as singers or piano players. Little has ever been documented about the enormously talented female trumpet players, saxophonist and drummers who struggled for recognition but were cut off from any meaningful employment by men who didn't want women on their bandstands. This film traces the history of the all-girl bands and the struggles of the handful who broke through the male bastions, and brings us into the present day, where brilliantly gifted young women are going toe-to-toe with the finest jazz musicians of their day. Written by Anonymous
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Received: 11 August 2005
Accepted: 20 October 2005
Published: 7 June 2006
We find bounds for a Gronwall-Bihari type inequality for piecewise continuous functions. Unlike works in the prior literature, here we consider inequalities involving singular kernels in addition to functions with delays.
This article is published under license to BioMed Central Ltd. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.


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Family friendly: Magic and marine biology
Published 10:03 am, Wednesday, September 2, 2015
Happy birthday, Children's Museum
There will be singing, dancing, games and cake when the Children's Museum of Houston celebrates its 35th birthday this week. The first 35 children in the door Saturday (and every day through Sept. 30) will get in free. Ditto for all 35-year-old parents.
When: 10:30 a.m.-6 p.m. Saturday
Where: 1500 Binz
Tickets: $10; cmhouston.org
Marine biology tours
Observe dolphins and learn about Galveston's rich seaborne legacy when you take the Galveston Historical Foundation's Marine Biology Harbor Tour. Led by a marine biologist, the 90-minute tour aboard a 50-foot catamaran departs the dock at the Texas Seaport Museum in Galveston.
When: 5:15 p.m. Saturday
Where: 2100 Harborside, Galveston
Tickets: $15, $12 for ages 6-18; galvestonhistory.org
Magic shows
Prepare to be amazed when magician David Hinkin introduces youngsters to the world of magic and illusion. Hinkin, who has performed magic for nearly 40 years, will present three Labor Day shows at The Woodlands Children's Museum. The shows are recommended for ages 7 and younger.
When: 11 a.m., noon and 1 p.m. Monday
Where: 4775 W. Panther Creek, Woodlands
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Food was good and came out fast. No wait on a Saturday night, and the waitress was outstanding.
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When visiting Austin I make it a point to take my family to the Catfish Parlour. Last night, we went and were in the mix of a charity event being held. There were a lot of elementary school children and the restaurant was busy and noisy. We had a wonderful catfish meal and the waitress (Cherie) was very tentative. However, when we were standing in line to pay the cashier, I noticed a tip jar on the counter. I asked the woman behind the counter if we were supposed to place tip money for the waitress on the table or in the container. She (Karissa) said that it was all the same and tapped the tip jar on the counter in a demanding fashion, although it had a note attached to it regarding the event. I walked back to the table and asked the waitress which was the best thing to do and she politely explained what the difference was. I left the tip on the table as the cashier watched. She glared at me as I left, and I felt that I did something wrong when I just wanted to tip my waitress. We probably won't be back with that type of ending to our visit. What a shame because the food is wonderful and the service is usually very friendly- all the way up to paying the check.
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Catfish is not seafood. For the bottom feeder to taste palatable, it must be cooked with care. Not batterered,flash frozen and deep fried . Those are not Hush Puppies either. Warm beer also...
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From day 1 of me moving to Austin, this was the restaurant recommended to me. The catfish is always crispy, add the jalapeno tarter sauce, total perfection. The buttered potatoes are the best I have ever had.
Wonderful sides everyday. Waitstaff very friendly.
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I have been to Catfish Parlor and few times, especially to the one in North Austin. The first time the catfish was greasy, like the oil was old or the catfish sat around a while. Then the next few times, the catfish was perfect. The coating was crisp, catfish tasted perfect and their sides were delicous. I thought the first time I went was just a fluke, but a couple of weeks ago when we went, my wife asked for her catfish extra crispy. Again the catfish tasted greasy, and both her catfish and mine seemed like it sat under the heating lights for a while.
Their sides were still very good, and service was also very good, but I like my catfish coating crispy , and the catfish not greasy tasting.
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Not only does this place have some of the best spicy catfish and yummy hushpuppies, but there root beer is to die for! Don't go to Catfish Parlour without getting a glass. The peach cobbler and the key lime pie are also a bonus!
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Who wants to pay so much for catfish? Me for one! You could hook me up to an IV of that stuff as long as it tastes great. The salad bar was impressively fresh, one of the best I've had in a casual setting. They even opened up on Father's Day (they're usually closed Sundays) and gave all the guys free back scratchers. :) Having someone walk around the restaurant with a skillet of fried okra that's literally a few feet in diameter is a nice touch, too. I just love this place, and all the staff are sweethearts.
Catfish Parlour offers fried seafood in a relaxed atmosphere. They are known for their catfish but do offer other choices.


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Buzz: Reid's office wants STELA by UC - Today: Obama announces new advanced manufacturing moves
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BUZZ: REID'S OFFICE WANTS STELA BY UC -- The looming STELA reauthorization has lawmakers split on whether to incorporate significant changes to the nation's TV laws, but one key lawmaker isn't interested in any controversial changes: Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid. Reid's office has told "interested parties" that it would like to see this year's reauth pass by unanimous consent, a Senate leadership aide told MT. That's a knock for pay-TV companies seeking to use STELA to add in some reforms like ending the broadcast basic-tier requirement or prohibiting broadcasters from blocking access to online content during retrans negotiations, because it's unlikely that such changes would be green-lighted by all 100 senators.
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It's also tough for the Senate Commerce Committee, where both chairman Jay Rockefeller and ranker John Thune have expressed interest in including some reforms. The Senate Judiciary Committee, meanwhile, is looking for a clean reauthorization and has its markup set for Thursday. And House E&C, of course, has passed a bill that would split the difference with some lower-level changes. If broadcasters continue to pledge support for that E&C bill, it could possibly make it through the Senate on UC.
TODAY: OBAMA ANNOUNCES NEW ADVANCED MANUFACTURING MOVES — The president is headed to Pittsburgh today for a stop at TechShop, a firm that helps entrepreneurs build cash-conscious prototypes of hardware they've designed. While he's out there, he'll announce a trio of executive actions designed to bolster the administration's work on boosting advanced manufacturing and innovation. Among those moves: The White House is making available to innovators $5 billion worth of a federal R&D facilities like NASA's National Center for Advanced Manufacturing, and it's also getting 90 mayors and local leaders to provide more space for innovative manufacturing in their communities. The president speaks at 1:45 p.m. this afternoon.
TERRY'S DATA BREACH DRAFT COULD COME THIS WEEK — A discussion draft of Rep. Lee Terry's data breach bill will circulate in coming days, according to several sources closely tracking the process. House Energy and Commerce Republicans have been looking for a Democratic sponsor, but haven't disclosed who — if anyone — is backing the effort. Concerns over the inclusion of data security provisions also may have factored into the delay. The Senate unveiled a handful of data breach-related bills earlier this year, none of which have made much progress. Advocates don't have grandiose hopes: They just hope this makes it out of committee. We're tracking.
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BROADCOM, DELL, HP AND FORD FLY IN TO PUSH ITC PATENT BILL — A group of industry representatives from the ITC Working Group — which also counts Apple, Samsung and General Motors as members — is in town to lobby lawmakers in support of the Trade Protection Not Troll Protection Act from Reps. Tony Cardenas and Blake Farenthold. It's not the first time the group has fought the so-called patent trolls' abuse of the International Trade Commission — several committees held hearings in 2012 and 2013. The issue was shelved while Congress took up comprehensive reform, but with that issue on the backburner, groups are renewing their focus on the ITC issues, ITCWG Executive Director Matt Tanielian tells MT. "We take a holistic view of the patent debate — ITC issues, the PTO, the courts. Right now, this ITC piece is what we're focused on," he said. The folks in town will head to meetings with lawmakers across the Capitol, with some focus on the Ways and Means committee that has jurisdiction over the bill.
CHIT-CHAT: AT&T'S RANDALL HEADS TO FCC THIS WEEK — While he's in town for an event today, AT&T's Randall Stephenson will make a side trip to the FCC to talk about the company's $48.5 billion transaction for DirecTV. The company filed its 89-page public interest statement with the agency last week.
CJS APPROPS HEADS TO SENATE FLOOR — Senators are expected to begin consideration of the Commerce, Justice, Science appropriations bill this afternoon, in a package that also includes transportation and agriculture funding measures. A committee aide expects amendments from both side, and predicted consideration would take at least the rest of this week.
FIRST IN MT: VISA JOINING ITI — The Information Technology Industry Council is adding Visa to its members, the tech advocacy organization will announce later this morning. ITI says the digital payments company will be its 58 th member — the second to join its ranks since it expanded its membership criteria, after Toyota. Secure payment technology is an increasing concern for the financial and retail industries, as major data breaches dominate the headlines, and Visa is the first payment company to join ITI.
APPLE SETTLES WITH STATES, CONSUMERS OVER E-BOOK PRICE FIXING — The company reached a settlement that will let it avoid a July trial, in which it faced as much as $840 million in claims, Bloomberg reports. That trial was related to last year's ruling that Apple had conspired with publishers to raise e-book prices on Amazon.com. Details of the deal weren't disclosed, and Apple will still appeal last year's ruling. Bloomberg has the rest: http://bloom.bg/1pb0TTf
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FOR YOUR RADAR: The House Judiciary Committee will markup the Permanent Internet Tax Freedom Act from HJC Chairman Bob Goodlatte and Reps. Anna Eshoo and Spencer Bachus on Wednesday. The bill indefinitely extends the ban on state and local taxation on Internet access and electronic commerce.
AEREO OFFERS EXPLAINER AHEAD OF COURT DECISION -- Though the Supreme Court didn't give its decision on the Aereo case on Monday, Aereo is still working the PR channels. The upstart pay TV service is out with a new video explaining how its system works. "Everything needs to be rewritten for the next generation of consumers," CEO Chet Kanojia says in the video. http://bit.ly/1paWU9l
PERSONNEL BYTE: Noah Theran, who formerly headed the press shop at the Private Equity Growth Capital Council, will serve as Communications Director for the Internet Association, the group announced yesterday.
BRITISH GOVT: GOOGLE, FB, TWITTER MESSAGES INTERCEPTABLE. The British government intercepts communications over Google, Facebook and Twitter, even when they are communications between people in Britain, according to the NYT. The messages are considered "external communications" because they are sent through social networks based outside the UK: http://nyti.ms/1pb0EHZ
TIM WU: NY COULD BLOCK COMCAST-TIME WARNER. The Washington Post sits down with the man who coined "net neutrality," as he launches a campaign for lieutenant governor of New York: http://wapo.st/1kYVrBM
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ICYMI: SCOTUS WILL WEIGH IN ON FACEBOOK THREATS. The court is taking up a case over whether threats made on services like facebook are criminal, and Re/code has the story: http://on.recode.net/1kYVq0J
JONY IVE ON APPLE DESIGN. The company's head of design sits down with the NYT: http://nyti.ms/1pb0ZKG
BRIAN KREBS' SITE GETS HACKED WEEKLY: The American Journalism Review takes a look at the life and work of security journalist Brian Krebs: http://bit.ly/1i4j24N
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After seeing Compliance 3 times, James finally has the guts to sit down and write out his review.
After seeing Compliance 3 times, James finally has the guts to sit down and write out his review.
The Oscar-nominated film is now available on DVD, and is a must-see.
An astonishing immersion into the realm of poverty- and religion-fueled prostitution in three distinct cultures.
After an award-winning run through the 2011 European festival circuit, this Austrian debut feature finds a home video release in the USA.
Volumes 5 and 6 in the Classic Educational Shorts series from the A/V Geeks Film Library
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Our look into the first of three volumes looking at the early days of Kartemquin Films, this may be one of the most rewarding volumes in this three part collection.
Kino's DVD is as important a release as they come.
Ernst Lubitsch's masterpiece is as alive as cinema has ever been.
Samuel Fuller's love letter to the newspaper industry explodes off the screen and into your home.
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West takes a look at two recent releases from the Warner Archive Collection.
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Children who qualify for Medicaid, the safety-net program for the poor and disabled, can't be included on subsidized family plans purchased through the federal marketplace, a fact that is taking many parents by surprise and leaving some kids stuck without coverage.
A California man says he was given false assurances that his children could be covered by the same plan he picked for his wife and himself, and a Florida father says his daughter is going without coverage while he waits for answers.
And in New Hampshire, some parents who've enrolled in private plans for themselves alone are finding out later that their children aren't eligible for Medicaid after all, leaving their kids with no options.
"The children are getting stuck in this spot where we've enrolled the parent, but we can't bring the children back on the family plan," Maria Proulx, senior legal counsel for Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield of New Hampshire, told a state advisory board panel this month.
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Offensive Notes vs. Cincinnati
The offensive line produced ample time and space (ATS) on 16 of 37 drop backs (43%), a familiar lament. However, Joe Flacco stayed focused on getting the ball out quickly, which reduced the impact of plays where linemen were beaten and resulted in an outstanding set of offensive line grades.
Here are Joe's results against the Bengals with and without Ample Time and Space (ATS):
Summarizing results relative to expectation:
Summarizing the Bengals' pass rush by numbers and ATS:
–The 43% ATS was consistent with his season 45%. Both numbers remain below the 6-year average of 51%.
–The numbers both with and without ATS are in line with expectations for the opportunity set. That's a function of both Flacco and the skill position players.
–The offensive line allowed just 1 of the 2 sacks (Flacco failed to get rid of the ball and ran out of bounds for a 5-yard loss) and no other QHs (Adam Jones got a QH on a free run).
–Among the 21 snaps that were not ATS, there were 8 where the ball was out quickly, so no lineman was charged with anything worse than a miss, primarily on screens and slants. I consider this a good thing, because the offense looked well prepared to take advantage of a below-average opportunity set with crossing patterns, slants, and quick outs to the backs.
–One thing Flacco, Ricky Wagner, and Vladimir Ducasse failed to do was minimize the impact of Carlos Dunlap's height. He registered 2 more PDs and now has 10 on the season and 30 for his career. I was surprised to see that only 4 have come against the Ravens.
—Breshad Perriman's TD grab (Q1, 10:21) was an outstanding example of control maintained from first contact. Had he made the 35-yard diving grab (Q2, 12:20), the ATS numbers would look a lot better and we'd probably be spending the week talking about his emergence and special connection with Flacco.
–Wallace and Flacco both deserve credit for the 31-yard (7 + 24 YAC) catch and run (Q2, 3:12). It was perfectly floated over Burfict for YAC and Wallace outraced Shaw for extra yards down the left sideline.
Offensive Line Scoring
The Ravens ran 66 meaningful offensive plays (excludes penalties, 1 spike, and the final run/safety).
Stanley: Ronnie had another solid game. He was bulled three times by Michael Johnson. The first resulted in a sack when Flacco was flushed to Dunlap (Q1, 6:11) to end the Ravens second drive. I reviewed the play several times, but I don't believe any other Raven deserves a share of the sack, so Stanley receives the entire charge. The 2 other bulls were simple pressures (Q2, 0:35 and Q3, 14:22). He had 3 blocks in level 2, including a highlight pull where he sealed Dennard to lead Dixon's 8-yard run left to convert 4th and 1 (Q4, 15:00).
Scoring: 66 plays, 60 blocks, 2 missed, 2 pressures, 1 sack, 1 illegal formation, 47 points (.71 per play). C. It was his third consecutive game within a tight range.
Yanda: Antennae are up for any ways Marshal's injury might be translate to on-field difficulties. He assembled another fine performance in aggregate, but with a season-high 6 missed blocks. Those were an odd collection, including 2 misses in level 2, a failure to impact a double team with Stanley, a slip on a run play, an inability to make a zone block crossing his face, and a chase of Atkins around the pocket (Q2, 12:12). His only full pressure allowed came when shed quickly by Atkins (Q2, 11:05). He made 6 of 8 blocks in level 2, and had 2 pancakes. I typically select the best highlight to review, but these are all as good as you'll see and worth rewatching on Game Pass:
–(Q1, 15:00) Pancaked Atkins on the first snap from scrimmage to lead RM5.
–(Q3, 3:33) Delivered rare double pancake on Sims at the LoS and Burfict in level 2 to key Juszczyk's 16-yard screen left.
–(Q4, 0:55) Drove Sims back 8 yards on Dixon's 6-yard run.
The second block belongs on his career highlight reel.
Scoring: 66 plays, 58 blocks, 6 missed, 1.5 pressure, 55 points (.83 per play). After adjustment for opponent quality and his highlights, that's a B+ at guard.
Zuttah: Jeremy rebounded by 44 points from his disaster at Dallas to post an adjusted score within 1 point of his season best. He allowed just a fraction of 2 pressures, including a bull to Atkins (Q1, 14:06). He missed 5 blocks and it is concerning that he was beaten on all of those, but the ball was either out quickly or the run did not go for a loss. He made all 5 blocks in level 2, including a highlight combo on Sims then Dansby, which occurred despite a loss of 2 (Q2, 8:03).
Scoring: 66 plays, 59 blocks, 5 missed, .75 (1/4 + 1/2) pressures, 57.5 points (.87 per play). After adjustment, that's a B+ at center.
Ducasse: Vlad turned in a top-shelf performance in his third start at RG. His only full charge was a pressure allowed to Dunlap (Q2, 1:53). That pressure flushed Flacco on what ended up a 5-yard sack, but Joe should have unloaded the ball rather than run out of bounds. He was successful on all 4 of his pulls and made all 5 of his blocks in level 2. His highlight was a level-2 pancake of Burfict on a pull (Q4, 14:22) where he swallowed up and fell on the Bengals linebacker.
Scoring: 66 plays, 60 blocks, 3 missed, 1.75 (1 + ½ + ¼) pressures, 56.5 points (.86 per play). That's an A after adjustment. The Ravens interior line was outstanding against moderate competition in this one. They are the key to driving the run game in December.
Wagner: Rick continued to play well. He allowed 2 full pressures, once beaten inside and another time bulled by Dunlap. He was also bulled by Johnson and flagged for holding on Flacco's 5-yard sack (Q2, 1:53). That flag was negated, because it brought up 4th down, but it was a serious infraction since it also negated any possible conversion on the play. He made 6 of 7 blocks in level 2 and had 2 pancakes.
Scoring: 66 plays, 58 blocks, 3 missed, 2.5 pressures, 1 holding, 47 points (.71 per play). I've adjusted his score by the maximum .10 for the combination of Dunlap, the large number of blocks in level 2, and my belief the charge for the negated hold overstates its impact. That's a B after adjustment. Without the holding flag, his grade would have been an A.
Hurst: Mornhinweg used James for 1 snap at TE and he made his block.
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Daughter of a famous actor long with the Peking Opera, Tsai Chin was educated at England's Royal Academy of Dramatic Art and soon thereafter played the title role in the West End production of "The World of Suzie Wong. " She also made an auspicious film debut as Ingrid Bergman's adopted daughter in the touching biopic, "The Inn of the Sixth Happiness" (1958). Through the 1960s, she was cast in decorative, small roles in films ranging from "Blow Up" (1966) to "You Only Live Twice" (1967), achieving her greatest recognition for the five films she made with Christopher Lee in which she played the villainous and inscrutable daughter of his equally treacherous Fu Manchu, beginning with 1965's "The Face of Fu Manchu." Tsai Chin did better onstage during the 70s and 80s and even returned to her native land to considerable acclaim when she taught and directed at Beijing's Central Academy of Dramatic Art. She returned to feature films after a long absence to play one of four mothers who bond with their daughters over mah-jongg in Wayne Wang's "The Joy Luck Club" (1993).


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Nancy Reddy 3/05/02
The records that I have show:
John DunlavyBorn 3/27/1769
to Anthony Dunlevy and Hannah White Dunlavy
was a Presbyterian clergyman for 11 years, then left that church and was one of the founders of the New Light Church in Kentucky, in connection with Barton Stone in 1800.
then joined the Shakers.
He was married to a Cassie MacNema
He wrote "Dunlavy's Manifesto" about the Shaker society (which I cannot find a copy of the book)
Children:Harvey a/k/a James Harvey
Died 9/16/1826 in Vincennes, Indianna
but I also show:
Daniel Dunlavy
Born 1-19-1765 to Anthony & Hannah White Dunlavy
in Winchester PA
raised in Pennsylvania / went to Kentucky around 1800
was a Presbyterian in early life
married Martha Yocum 2-4-1802 in Mt Sterling KY, Montgomery County by a Presberian minister named Rev. Joseph Howe
Left wife, Martha Yocum, and 10 kids around 1816/1819 and joined the Shakers.
bore arms under Gen. Wayne @ Wabash before the treaty of Greenville.
Martha and kids moved to Indiana around 1828.
Martha was born 1-27-1785 and died 8-28-1838
Died at the age of 81 aound 2-19-1846
Children:Francis, John, William, James D.Anthony III, Rebecca, Matilda, Harvey, Daniel D. & Daniel II
Does any of this info match yours??
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Today's author spotlight shines on peace loving Stewart Bint. Rumour has it he writes barefoot in his office, to the dulcet tones of the Mama's and the Papa's…without further ado, here's….Stewart!
Why don't you tell us a little bit about yourself?
I'm just an ageing hippy who goes barefoot almost all the time and likes to entertain people through stories. My books are not great art and they're not great literature, but my readers tell me they're entertaining, so that's good enough for me.
I was born in the dim and distant past (under extreme torture I have been known to confess to 1956), in Derby in the UK. I worked both for the BBC and commercial radio as a newsreader, current affairs presenter and 'phone-in host.
Currently I'm a novelist, Public Relations writer for the world's largest CAM (Computer Aided Manufacturing) developer, and for the last three years I've had my own column in a fortnightly local magazine.
I'm married with two grown-up children and an extremely charismatic budgie called Alfie. As a dedicated barefooter I only ever wear shoes when it is absolutely necessary, i.e. six inches of snow, or a situation where it would be socially unacceptable not to.
- How did you get started on your writing journey?
I was bitten by the writing bug when I was seven, in 1963, through watching the original series of what has been my favourite television series ever since: Doctor Who.
Even at that young age I was enraptured by the storylines which can take place at any time in the past and future, and absolutely anywhere in the universe and beyond. I started creating my own worlds and my own characters, writing my stories in little blue notebooks until my parents bought me a portable typewriter for my 9th birthday.
And those make-believe worlds became invaluable after my Dad died when I was 11. I retreated more and more into those places where I was in control of my characters' fate, knowing that whatever happened to them during the story I would make sure they were okay in the end. My worlds were certainly better than the real one at that time.
In my twenties it was my ambition to become a published novelist by the time I was 30. I was 26 years too late for that…achieving it when I was 56 in 2012. I'd kept writing fiction as a hobby, but it was only on holiday, bobbing up and down with a friend in the Caribbean Sea when he said I ought to try and get published.
So I dusted down an old manuscript, gave it a thorough working over and submitted it. Now, with three novels, two novellas, a collection of short stories, a compilation of my early magazine columns, and short stories in three anthologies, I'm mighty glad I took his advice.
- Are there any poets or writers who influence you? How so?
A number of fiction writers have influenced me, mainly giving me the inspiration to write to entertain in the way they do. My favourite mainstream author is, and always has been, Stephen King for his ability to take perfectly normal, everyday situations and people, and throw in a sprinkling of the macabre, sci-fi, paranormal and downright horror, and make it all so perfectly believable.
And would I be totally uncool if I also said J.K. Rowling? I love the way she developed the Harry Potter series from a fairly light and fluffy initial story into a plethora of unease and impending doom. As a child it was the then ubiquitous Enid Blyton, and I then progressed to Ian Fleming and his James Bond series (hey, did you know he also wrote Chitty Chitty Bang Bang?) and two thriller writers who have dropped out of fashion nowadays, Dennis Wheatley and Alistair MacLean.
- Let's talk about your novel! What is it about?
By the twenty-seventh century, mankind has finally mastered time travel—but is driving recklessly towards wiping itself out. The guerilla environmentalist group WorldSave, with its chief operative Ashday's Child, uses the timeshaft to correct mistakes of the past in an effort to extend the life of the planet.
But the enigmatic Ashday's Child has his own destiny to accomplish, and will do whatever it takes within a complicated web of paradoxes to do so. While his destiny—and very existence—is challenged from the beginning to the end of time, he must collect the key players through the ages to create the very timeshaft itself.
"Do our actions as time travellers change what would otherwise have happened, or is everything already laid down in a predetermined plan?" he asks.
Set in Australia, London and Scotland, along with an unknown geographical location called Thiecon, Timeshaft follows the fortunes of two sets of time travellers, combining Ashday's Child's activities and hidden agenda, with an accident befalling the very first time journey by the fledgling Time Research And Exploration Project.
Not wanting to give away too much of the plot, or its surprises and paradoxes, the story revolves around Ashday's Child having to rescue the world's first time travellers, and reveal the secrets of time travel to them, enabling them to go back in time to pass those secrets on to the organisation researching it.
We see them nearly burnt at the stake as witches, then whisked off to the far future where the sun and Earth are dying, before the story turns full circle and all loose ends are tied up.
I had to mix both historical and scientific research with pure fiction. For example, my description of the astro-temporal physics of the timeshaft and how it connects with ley lines, comes entirely from my own imagination, but I did need to undertake extensive research into solar wind. My somewhat tongue-in-cheek portrayal of teleports, aircars and holographic entertainment in the opening chapter in 2345 came from reading too many pulp sci-fi novels in my childhood, and watching TV series like Lost In Space, Star Trek and The Jetsons.
There are a number of references to historical events and characters, including William Shakespeare and the Globe Theatre, how Margaret Hughes became the first woman to be allowed by law to perform on stage, the way King Charles 1's subjects perceived him shortly after his ascension to the English throne, a little of the history of a manor house on the edge of London, and how Thomas Coryate introduced forks into England in 1611.
- How is the title significant?
It sums up the very essence of the book. As the means by which the characters move through time, the timeshaft itself is what enables everything to happen.
- Where did inspiration for this come from?
The original idea for the story came from a walk in a London park in 1991 with my wife, father-in-law and baby son in his pram (we all get a cameo role in the book with a dramatization of that actual event). My father-in-law mentioned that there had once been a manor house in the park which was demolished many years previously…and that a plaque in the churchyard commemorated a well-known British comedian who committed suicide in the 1960's. Those two comments were the foundation stone for Timeshaft, which is my most successful novel to date.
I used the storyline from my first short novella (Malfunction) as the opening chapter for Timeshaft, and as the book developed I saw how I could also include another, even shorter novella, Ashday's Child, and that became a chapter mid-way through the book. I renamed Timeshaft's leading character as Ashday's Child, and if it's ever made into a film, the actor Donald Sutherland would be absolutely perfect to play him.
Tell us a little bit about the characters? What are they like and how did you come up with them?
The main character is Ashday's Child, who remains somewhat enigmatic until he finally reveals what's been driving him all these years. Here's where we first meet him: Bradman stared at the tramp's old, lined face, noting with distaste the small weasel eyes set too close together, the lank grey hair desperately in need of a wash, and the narrow tapering chin desperately in need of a shave.
We are there at his birth on 25 December 1627; we witness his parents' funeral; catch a brief glimpse of him on his 20th birthday as a stunning new world opens up for him; see him haul himself acrobatically out of a gaping hole full of spiders when he is 73 right at the very end of time itself; wonder at his heartless and cruel nature nonchalantly accepting collateral damage when his actions kill a number of innocent people; and look on in awe at his incredible plan to resurrect the dying sun and Earth to give mankind another chance. Then, finally, we see his personal world shatter at some devastating news that rocks him to his very core. Oh, and there's also a scene where he admonishes his own mother for drinking brandy while she is pregnant….with him!
I wanted each of the main characters to fully earn their place in the story and not simply be a passenger or plot device, and I thought I'd achieved that. But my publisher's editor felt the original manuscript undervalued Caitlin Lang, so I worked hard at the editing stage to develop her character.
Not a lot of people know this (!), but in the original manuscript, the very last line revealed another of the young female characters, Nadia Reeder, to be Ashday's Child's daughter. My editor didn't like that, one little bit. So out it came…along with a few clues to that relationship that I'd scattered throughout the story.
When I was planning the novel and outlining the plot, deciding the roles they were going to take, I created back stories for each of the six main players, drawing up their characteristics.
- Who do you think would like your story and what kind of readership are you aiming for?
Although it's sci-fi based, I like to think it's also a thriller as it rocks along to the past and future with twists and paradoxes galore. It's been enjoyed by a diverse range of readers, some of whom said they had never considered sci-fi before.
- What is the message you are trying to get across in your book?
As I only write to entertain, I never set out to ingrain a message into my readers, but the underlying theme in Timeshaft is the devastating path mankind is now taking in terms of damaging the planet, and the consequences that brings. So I suppose the message is "Safeguard the environment."
- What is your writing process like?
I have a good idea of where the story's going, and I usually know the ending right from the start. But sometimes the journey between the two takes me down uncharted roads, as the characters want to do their own thing. But I'm always happy to let them. In fact, a fairly minor character in Timeshaft suddenly said something which changed the entire premise that the hero had been working to throughout his entire life, and that actually changed my planned ending, too.
As my fingers fly across the keyboard they invariably mis-spell words, and my neat and ordered mind (bordering on OCD) becomes at odds with itself – do I go back and correct the spelling immediately, or do I wait until I've finished that scene? Decisions, decisions.
I love the overall creative process of seeing my ideas come to life, as the scene physically unfolds in my mind's eye, rather like a film.
- How do you go about editing your story?
Editing!! Writers either love it or hate it. Maybe I'll get a splinter in my posterior for sitting on the fence on that point. But that's only because it depends on what stage of my book we're talking about. I always expect to do a considerable amount of editing after the first draft to knock it into some semblance of order before sending it on to my publisher's editor, so it doesn't get torn apart too badly.
I regard editing as a two part process: roughing, then finishing.
So, a couple of weeks after finishing the first draft I print it off and have a read-through. And nearly die of embarrassment. Did I really write such rubbish? Ah, but hold hard – it's always like this, isn't it? A few days of picking through it, developing a few scenes here, cutting a few scenes there, showing a particular character trait earlier in the book so the reader's not surprised by something later on, and, yeah…that's okay. Pleased with that. That's the editing I like.
Off it goes to the professional editor.
And back it comes, almost every page marked with red. Developmental edits, they call them. "Oh, and change the order of a couple of chapters."
OK…now to print off two copies. One showing all the editor's comments with the tracked changes, and one without the comments so I can read the story clearly. Yes, what they've asked for makes perfect sense, and it will work extremely well. Order of chapters changed: check. New scenes added: check. More banter added between the main characters: check. Final read through, and back it goes.
So in summary – my process involves big edits to the first draft, to get the story roughly into shape. Then developmental edits as suggested by the professional, which finishes everything off nicely. I hope!
My publisher's editor was quite clear on certain aspects that needed improving, and I was working on that part from June last year through to November. New scenes had to be included to further develop certain characters and explain the reasoning behind situations, other characters needed a reduced role in the story, and it was revealed right at the end of my original manuscript that two characters were father and daughter. That was a big no-no for my editor, who asked for that to be changed.
While all these changes to my "baby" were disappointing at the time, I can see now how absolutely right the editor was. She made Timeshaft a much better book than my original manuscript.
- Where did you find your cover artist and what was the process like?
I looked through the work of the cover artists on my publisher's database, and worked with the one whose experience I thought fitted perfectly with the genres I write.
- How did you go about getting published?
I polished the manuscript until I could see my face in it, and submitted it. I had already self-published, but was absolutely thrilled when I was accepted by a "mainstream" publisher.
- What was your self-publishing experience like?
It was invaluable in getting me started on my publishing journey. I began with Smashwords, then moved onto KDP, going down the ebook route, as I felt that was the way forward for publishing. In recent years the rise of ereaders has had a significant impact on the book purchasing market.
Then one of my short stories was published in a paperback anthology, and to see my work in actual printed book was somewhat magical. I was smitten, and started my search for a traditional publisher to bring my books out in paperback. Since being picked up by a traditional publisher, I haven't self-published anything else.
What are the pros and cons of self-publishing?
There are definitely both. The pros – far greater royalties, and being in complete control of your book, including words, cover and marketing. The cons – you miss out on the professional touch of an experienced publisher. My publisher provides the editor, proofreader and cover designer…and it doesn't cost me a penny!
- What were the surprises? Good or bad? If so, what were they?
Nothing bad, other than if you count the hard work and long hours required, both for self-publishing and after being accepted by a traditional publisher, as bad!
Good surprises? Definitely discovering the wonderful camaraderie in the writing industry, including meeting fantasy novelist DM Cain on Twitter and then finding we live literally 500 yards from each other!
- How do you go about promoting your book as a self-published author?
Promoting and marketing our books takes an inordinate amount of time, and is the part of being an author that I dislike the most. I'd much rather be writing the next story, but it has to be done. My marketing included promotions on KDP, competitions on Facebook and Twitter, author talks to local groups, and getting my ebooks accepted by local libraries/ However, since moving out of the world of self-publishing and can truly call myself a "published author," a lot of promotion is now handled by the publisher, but I still offer a free book in return for an honest review, give author talks, and have been successful in getting my paperbacks stocked at local libraries.
- Is there something about the whole process you wish someone had told you before? Good or bad?
Be prepared for long hours, burning both the midnight oil and candles at each end. And be prepared to never be off-duty. I've spent an hour every day working on edits while on a fortnight's holiday (that daily hour was around a pool with a very large gin in hand, so it wasn't too bad), and I wrote my acclaimed short story The Twitter Bully over three two hourly sessions in the ship's library while on a cruise.
- Do you have any advice for writers who want to self-publish?
Don't think about it, do it. But, before you press the computer key that sends your manuscript on its way to formatting for ereaders and paperbacks you must do one thing: make sure it's as error-free as it can possibly be. Proofread, proofread and proofread again. There's nothing more offputting to a reader than being confronted by literals.
- What plans do you have for the future of your writing?
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Unanswered: dsn popup
i am using ACCESS 2k and i created a report using MySQL as a backend (via pass-thru query). Everything works ok, but when i try to access the Design View it buzzes me several times to select the DSN source (that is already created).
So i have to make 10 clicks to open the Design View.
The same problem is in the report. It asks me (1 time) to select the DSN source.
Because the people who are going to use this report are novices i need to show them the popup with the report and select the DSN source by default.
Maybe with a little VBA code i can do this. Please help.
02-19-05, 08:52 #2Cavalier King Charles
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can't help you with DSNs - i gave up on them since there were always one of two users who couldn't get the DSN to work.
i embed the full connection string in the passthru. try it.
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I can't help you on the DSN either (and I use them all day long) ...Where I can perhaps help you out is to describe a different means to getting your data in the report. All of my reports are bound to a template table (temporary table) and as such they do not have any data available to them ... What I do is put ADO code in the report to retrieve the data necessary to generate the report ... Evil eh? You could try the same thing ...Back to Access ... ADO is not the way to go for speed ...
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Are you sure you clicked the Save Password box when you linked the tables? - If not, I've had problems similar to this. You can try re-linking the tables and checking this box. Otherwise, are you sure all DSN names are exactly the same for all machines/users? If not, you might also get a similar problem. Another thing to check is what type of authentication you're using (mixed?) As a last thing you can check is to make sure your loginID is in SQL Server itself for permissions. I've had times where I also had to go through each table in SQL Server and put a green check mark on each table across the entire row (for public).
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Large protected and private outside courtyard containing a fully tiled solar heated in ground pool with secured child proof fencing, gas BBQ and a large table seating 12 under a huge secured market umbrella which makes an excellent area to sit back, relax, dine and enjoy the surroundings.
Full laundry facilities provided - washing machine, clothes dryer, iron, ironing board and cloths line.
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Modern and quality furnishings throughout.
Access to a boat ramp is next door on council property No Parking is allowed in the boat ramp area.
Courtesy busses are available to and from the Mulwala RSL and the Mulwala Water Ski Club.
New bike track from the corner of Hogans's road to Yarrawonga has just been completed which does pass buy the local service station which carries basic food, petrol, newspapers, bread and milk most days and a hardware shop.
2 minutes drive to Black Bull Golf Club which is located in the new Silverwoods Housing Estate for golf enthusiasts.
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Now did you get a Driver CD with this unit when you bought it. If so you may need to install the drivers so you can recover your data. It's also possible that the USB to IDE interface has failed and if you can remove the HDD from the enclosure you'll be able to fit it to another enclosure that you have just purchased. But as you are using this with a NB does it have 2 USB Plugs at the NB End? If it does you need to plug both of these into different USB Sockets as you are not getting the required power to run the drive and allow the computer to see exactly what it is.
Seagate claim that there is a 5 year warranty on this drive so you can check out the warranty status of the drive here
Seagate now offers a Data Recovery Service which can be accessed when you return a drive for replacement they for a fee will recover all your data off the drive as shown here
Thanks 4 the options! This may be a dumb question, but what is the NB end?
I have 2 connectors on the back of the drive, one for the usb connection and one for the power converter/cord. I've though about swapping the HDD into another unit, but it appears that this drive is currently out of stock everywhere. I found a website where a guy managed to swap out his "logic board" at www.deadharddrive.com, but am not sure. It sounds like it's beyond my skill level. fun fun fun.
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The Note Book End of any USB Lead quite often has 2 USB Plugs that need to go into different USB sockets.
USB Caddies are quite common and freely available so all that should be required is to buy one for your HDD either a 2.5 Inch or a 3.5 inch HDD and then all you need do is slip in the drive to the Connector/s.
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With a PhD in erosion prediction and 20 years of research experience on both sides of the Atlantic, Dr Rebecca Wade has internationally recognised expertise in the fields of landscape processes, river restoration, urban water management and urban ecosystem services. She has been working in the Urban Water Technology Centre at Abertay since 2002 and is active in the campaign to improve gender equality in STEM.
Actually I came to it by accident! I am trained as a Physical Geographer. When I began lecturing environmental science at Abertay I found myself surrounded by civil and environmental engineers. I soon realised how my background could complement the engineering expertise already at Abertay. We work closely together to develop programmes with a strong thread of environmental engineering, sustainability and environmental management.
A British civil engineer called Molly Isolen Fergusson. She studied engineering in Edinburgh and became the first female fellow of the Institution of Civil Engineers. She was also the first female senior partner in a UK civil engineering firm. She worked largely on bridges and other infrastructure projects in Scotland and received an OBE in 1979 for her work with the Women's Engineering Society.
I worked in Brazil on a project to improve urban environments in rapidly expanding cities to deliver flood reduction, biodiversity benefits and social benefits to the communities living there.
Working across disciplines, across languages and across cultures is certainly a challenge – but that's also what makes it so exciting and rewarding.
Girls are still not seeing engineering as a career pathway – they are not being encouraged to choose it either! This is more of a problem in the UK than in other countries so we need to figure out what we can do differently.
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There are lots of amazing examples to choose from but I'll stick to my passion – rivers.
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Most exclusive pub ever? The secret party boozer only open for one night a week
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Jim O' the Mill only opens on Thursday evenings but has recently been named as "the best pub in Ireland" in local media.
The boozer may only have one beer tap but revellers come from across the world around to "the beating heart of Ireland" once a week for wild drinking sessions.
Punters bring fiddles, drums and other instruments to the pub inside a house in Tipperary, central Ireland, to laugh, sing and get plastered until the early hours of Friday morning.
And the family-run bar, which has held the traditional Irish sessions for three generations, has been applauded on social media recently.
One tourist shared a picture of her pint of Guinness at the pub on Instagram, with the caption "Finishing off Ireland traditionally".
While another visitor enjoyed a night drinking in the "packed" bar this month.
They posted on Instagram: "Last night we went to a trad [traditional] music kitchen party in this house/pub.
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It comes after an Irish boozer found an ingenious way of serving half pints.
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Champions in Action 2006 Trailer (2006)
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The Champions in Action 2006 collection culminates with these stirring performances by the top acts in Jamaican dancehall. The musical celebration heats up the Jamworld Entertainment Centre with the sounds of Beenie Man, Capleton and more. Other acts include Ninja Man, Cocoa Tea, Richie Stephens, Lutan Fyah, Munga Honorable, Junior X, Josie Mel, Conrad Crystal and Sugar Roy, Harry Toddler, Cali Bud, Culture Jahmiel, Princess Ina and I Nubia.
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text: I received my EZ-Flash IV 2 days ago, and it had firmware already loaded onto it. (Not sure if that's normal or not) But I noticed that all of the messages that popup when you first turn it on are in Chinese, and all of the videos I've watched about it are all in English. In the top right hand corner it says "[SD]V1.720",(I'm guessing that's the firmware I'm on) I'm not sure how old that is. I ask this question because I want to know if its safe to flash a newer firmware to the EZ-Flash IV with an older firmware already on it? I planned on downloading the latest firmware update from here: http://filetrip.net/f4753-EZ4-Client-2009-04-03.html and placing the .bin from that zip file on the root of my mini-SD card, and hold down the R button while the GBA is booting up. I want to make absolute sure I'm not going to brick the EZ-Flash IV. Also, anyone here know of compatibility issues with the firmware I'm currently on and the two GBA games Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2 - Battle Nexus? Those are the only two GBA games that won't run on my EZ-Flash IV. Every other GBA game I have loaded on there works fine, except those two. Will updating the firmware of my EZ-Flash IV help fix that problem?


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The Kingston transitional dining collection celebrates classic design elements and contemporary styling. Hand selected brown cherry veneers create a warm, inviting look throughout the collection, while a mix of cherry wood finish, glass, and chocolate velvet are masterfully blended to offer an updated appeal. Button-tufted seating, scalloped shape detailing, beveled glass, and nail head trim work to keep these pieces timeless and chic. Serving table is ideal for stowing away table linens, while built-in wine bottle storage allows easy access to extra drinks during meals. This elegant collection will be the showpiece of your dining room environment, one you and guests will never want to leave!
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Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Ideas for a Little Mermaid Soiree!
The pictures below are of a party that Natalie Robles (Little Shindigs) did for a little girls 6th birthday!The tiny under the sea princess's started off with Mermaid makeovers, they applied body glitter, lip gloss , and adorned themselves in mermaid tails and Little Mermaid tank tops. They also went swimming in the pool, and dined around an adorable mermaid table-scape fit for a mermaid queen! Ariel sat in the center of the table amidst a sea of turquoise fabric , blowing bubbles to supply that under the sea atmosphere. Gorgeous party! Big thanks to Natalie at Little Shindigs! Check out her other fanciful parties at littleshindigs.blogspot.com!
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Supercell game developer will reveal its major patch on November 16, and the December update has been officially confirmed. It is rumored that the new patch will add some features and even a new look to Clash of Clans. According the report, the December update will be featuring the sea warfare and battles between Wizards and Goblins. Clash of Clans gems is still the important currency in the game, and buying cheap coc gems is the great way to save time and improve your performance!
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Aside from the (possible) new themes and features, there's also a possibility that the Clash of Clans December update will be featuring a Goblins vs. Wizards battle.
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