text:
This version of this document is no longer maintained. For the latest documentation, see http://www.qnx.com/developers/docs. |
RIP6 routing daemon
route6d [-aDdhlqSs] [-A prefix/preflen,if1[,if2...]] [-L prefix/preflen,if1[,if2...]] [-N if1[,if2...]] [-O prefix/preflen,if1[,if2...]] [-R routelog] [-T if1[,if2...]] [-t tag]
Runs on:
- -A prefix/preflen,if1[,if2...]
- Allow routes to be aggregated, where prefix specifies the prefix, and preflen the prefix length, of the aggregated route. When advertising routes, route6d filters specific routes covered by the aggregate, and advertises the aggregated route (prefix/preflen) to the interfaces specified in the comma-separated interface list, if1[,if2...]. route6d creates A static route to prefix/preflen with the RTF_REJECT flag is created in the kernel routing table.
- -a
- Enable the aging of the statically-defined routes. Remove any statically-defined routes unless the corresponding updates arrive as if the routes are received at the startup of route6d.
- Enable extensive output of debugging messages and instruct route6d to run in the foreground (don't become a daemon).
- -d
- Enable the output of debugging message and instruct route6d to run in the foreground (don't become daemon).
- -h
- Disable the split-horizon processing.
- -L prefix/preflen,if1[,if2...]
- Filter incoming routes from interfaces if1,[if2...] and
accept incoming routes that are in prefix/preflen.
If you'd like to accept any route, don't specify this option.
If multiple -L options are specified, any routes that match one of the options is accepted. If ::/0 is specified, it's treated as the default route, not "any route that has longer prefix length than, or equal to 0." For example, route6d accepts the default route and routes in the 6bone test address, but in no others, if you specify:
-L 3ffe::/16,if1 -L ::/0,if1
- -l
- Exchange site-local routes as well. By default, they aren't exchanged because of safety reasons. The semantics of the site-local address space is rather vague (the specification is still being worked on), and there's no good way to define site-local boundaries. It must not be used on site-boundary routers, since this option assumes that all interfaces are in the same site.
- -N if1[,if2...]
- Don't listen to, or advertise, routes from or to interfaces specified by if1,[if2...].
- -O prefix/preflen,if1[,if2...]
- Restrict route advertisements toward interfaces specified by if1,[if2...] and only advertise routes that match prefix/preflen.
- -q
- Listen-only mode. Don't send advertisements.
- -R routelog
- Log the route change (add/delete) to the file routelog.
- Same as -s, except that the split-horizon rule doesn't apply.
- -s
- Advertise the statically defined routes that exist in the kernel routing table when route6d invoked. Announcements obey the regular split-horizon rule.
- -T if1[,if2...]
- Advertise only default routes toward if1,[if2...].
- -t tag
- Attach this route tag to originated route entries. You can specify tag in decimal, octal (prefixed by 0), or hexadecimal (prefixed by 0x).
The route6d utility is a routing daemon which supports Routing Information Procotol (RIP) over IPv6.
When a SIGINT or SIGUSR1 signal is received, route6d dumps the current internal state into /var/run/route6d_dump.
The route6d utility uses IPv6 advanced API, defined in RFC2292, for communicating with peers using link-local addresses.
Internally route6d embeds the interface identifier into bits 32 to 63 of link-local addresses (fe80::xx and ff02::xx) so they'll be visible on the internal state dump file (/var/run/route6d_dump).
The routing table manipulation differs from IPv6 implementation to implementation. Currently route6d obeys WIDE Hydrangea/KAME IPv6 kernel. Currently, route6d doesn't reduce the rate of the triggered updates when consecutive updates arrive.
- /var/run/route6d_dump
- Dump internal state on SIGINT or SIGUSR1.
See also:
G. Malkin, and R. Minnear, RIPng for IPv6, RFC2080, January 1997.


text:
July 20th, 2007: I am a big fan of Nedroid, where you can read all sorts of great comics. I was going to link to a few here, but THEY ARE ALL GOOD, which is amazing. I've linked to Nedroid before but this time is for his 200 Bad Comics, in which he's drawn, as you might expect, 200 bad comics. But what is this? They are not actually bad! You will laugh!
I forgot to mention with yesterday's update that if you're interested in the heat death of the universe, or just want to read a really excellent story that will stay with you for at least a few days, you can do no better than Isaac Asimov's The Last Question. Asimov himself thought it was one of the best stories he ever wrote, and I think I agree. It's a wonderful story and it's only a few pages long, so you could read it at lunch break and still have time for, you know, eatin' lunch!
To make sure the best gifts ever in time get to you when you want them, here are the HOLIDAY SHIPPING DEADLINES. Orders placed before these dates will get to you in time for Christmas!
December 5th: All shipping methods except U.S.P.S. First-Class Package International Service� are safe.
December 6th: International orders made not selecting U.S.P.S. Priority Mail Express International� shipping will likely arrive in January.
December 11th: USPS FIRST CLASS and STANDARD may not make it in time and neither will USPS EXPRESS MAIL INTERNATIONAL.
December 16th: ALMOST NOTHING IS SAFE. USPS EXPRESS is the only safe USPS option.
December 19th: A CHRISTMAS MIRACLE (IF THINGS PLACED ON OR AFTER THIS DATE ARRIVE BY THE 24TH, THAT IS)
One year ago today: 'whoah! this dog's got breasts!': an all-purpose expression of surprise for the new generation
– Ryan

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Error prone LT run-ruled by St. Rita in summer state final
Five errors doom Lions in 11-0 loss to Mustangs
LISLE – This sure wasn't what Lyons Township had in mind.
The Lions made five errors and gave up 10 hits in the first two innings against St. Rita in the final of the Phil Lawler Classic Thursday at Benedictine University.
LT paid the price with an 11-0 loss in five innings. Rita scored four runs on three errors in the first inning and seven more runs in the second.
Story Archived
Only the most recent 7 days of articles are available for free. For articles older than 7 days there is a small fee for retrieval from our archive. If you are a registered member of the site, the content is free just by signing in below.
Please sign in with your Comment Member ID and password.
Purchase Access
To allow for flexibility, we offer a variety of options for purchasing articles:
Having trouble?
If you have any technical difficulties, either with your username and password or with the payment options, please contact us by e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com


text:
Green Bay Packers Path to Super Bowl XLVIII
New York City welcomes droves of people each year, but only two teams will compete for Super Bowl XLVIII at MetLife Stadium on February 2, 2014.
Join Bleacher Report's Matt Miller, Josh Zerkle and Aaron Nagler as they examine the best possible path to the Super Bowl for the most legitimate 2013 Super Bowl contenders. Which teams pose the biggest matchup problems and which are most favorable? And what exactly are the odds on each team making it?
For the Green Bay Packers, the most dominant team in the NFC over the past few years without a Super Bowl appearance, there is a great chance to be in New York come February.
Check out our take on the Packers in the video above and leave your own thoughts and predictions in the comments below. Look for all of our "Path to the Super Bowl" videos and 32 team previews in the NFL section of Bleacher Report.
As always, thanks for watching.
All odds provided by Bovada for the week of 7/22
What is the duplicate article?
Why is this article offensive?
Where is this article plagiarized from?
Why is this article poorly edited?
17 Comments
Loading comments...
- just now posted just now
- Loading...
- Nobody has liked this comment yet
This comment and all replies have been deleted This comment has been deleted Undo delete


text:
Neither of those significant milestones could have been reached, though, without the loving devotion of Susan Hicks, who's spent the last 18 years turning her now 6-foot-3, 235-pound Palmyra Area High School linebacker son into one big mama's boy.
No, not a mama's boy in the derogatory sense. Anything but. Rather, a mama's boy in the sense of a young man who's deeply appreciative and respectful of the sacrifices his mother has made to help him reach his full potential as an athlete and person.
Susan Hicks, you see, is a single mom, having raised Jon and his older sister Jennifer on her own for the last 18 years after she and her children's father, Rick, split up when Jennifer was three years old and Jon was just three months out of the womb.
She had help from family, friends and many of Jon's Palmyra coaches, most notably his middle school coach back in the day, Carl Diener, and the Cougars' varsity head coach Chris Pope. But the biggest reason Hicks has earned a spot in one of the country's most prestigious high school football all-star games and is set to continue his football career at UConn in the fall - and major in kinesiology - is Susan Hicks, a woman who's been as successful at the daunting task of being a single mom as her son has been on the gridiron.
"It has to be tough, especially with not one, but two children," Jon said following the Pennsylvania squad's morning practice at Lower Dauphin High School on Wednesday. "And I'm a handful for her sometimes - she knows that, I know that. But she's a strong woman. She's dedicated, she's motivated, she's a great role model for me and my sister, and just an overall strong woman.
A strong woman who would sometimes deprive herself of sleep after returning home from her night shift job at Penn State Hershey Medical Center because she didn't always have a babysitter to watch Jon and Jennifer when they were toddlers.
A strong woman who made sure to be at as many of her children's athletic events as possible, sometimes traveling to catch both events at different venues on the same night. And she did so without regret. Talk to Susan for just a few minutes and it becomes undeniably apparent that there is nothing she wouldn't do for her kids.
"I've been to every single event in their life," she says of Jon and Jennifer, who played basketball at Palmyra and is now a senior-to-be at Indiana (Pa.). "I got to go to everything. It all worked out."
That strong woman felt her heart practically burst with pride when her son publicly thanked her when he signed his national letter-of-intent to attend UConn. Though Jon does have some contact with his father - something Susan says she has encouraged - his eagerness to tell others of his mother's role in his development meant the world to the woman receiving the compliment.
"After all we've been through, it was a wonderful feeling to have him say that," said Susan, who also received a public shout-out from her son when he was named to the Pa. Big 33 team. "It was very heartwarming to know your son appreciates everything you've done for him."
"You watch anything, like ESPN, and you always see the athletes thank their mom," Jon said. "Everyone knows that the mom is most important to the son. It was just a little thing I had to do to give props to my mom and let everyone knows that she's been there for me. She's made me the man I am today. She's everything to me."
In some ways, the young man her son has become doesn't surprise Susan at all.
"I never had a problem with him," she said. "He always stayed focused on what he wanted to do (as a football player). He'd say, 'You wait, Mom, I'm gonna show you.' And he did."
He certainly did, turning himself into a highly-regarded, well-recruited middle linebacker who was on the radar of many a college football program long before he helped the Cougars to their most successful season in four decades last fall.
Sometimes, though, Susan isn't sure she recognizes the imposing, intimidating, hard-hitter chasing after ballcarriers and quarterbacks with a vengeance.
"Jon is very quiet and laid-back," Susan says of her son's off-field demeanor. "You'd never know it was the same kid on the football field. It's like, 'Where did he come from?' I'm just so impressed that he's stayed so focused throughout his life."
That life is about to change dramatically for both mother and son. In a little over a week, Jon will depart for UConn to take some summer classes while beginning preparations for his freshman football season.
Susan, naturally, is a bit apprehensive about the prospect of saying a temporary goodbye to her son.
"It'll all really hit me when I take him to UConn," she said. "We have developed so many friendships in Palmyra. The football team has been like a second family to us."
But the son she's raised into a man knows that, however difficult the transition may be, the time has come to strike out on his own a bit.
"I'm real excited," Jon said. "We're ready, we've got everything in the garage, packed and ready to go. Mom's gonna miss me, but it's about time I get up there.
"It's definitely gonna be way different, being six hours away from home and everything. It's gonna take some adjusting to get through, but that's the life of an athlete."
A life that single mom Susan Hicks helped make for her son.
Notes: Kickoff for Saturday's game is set for 7 p.m., with PCN and the NFL Network slated to broadcast the Pennsylvania-Ohio clash...Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger is this year's honorary chairman...Ohio has won the last three meetings, including last year's 50-14 rout.


text:
JAGUAR 1957 XK140, 1957 Jaguar 140 MC Drophead Coupe with complete restoration for JCNA judged standards for cosmetics and top mechanicals, this is finished... More
1959 Jaguar XK150 Coupe blue and gray with gray interior. This is a very presentable driver. For only $37,500.... More
1967 Jaguar Series I 4.2 Roadster white with black interior. This is an excellent matching number car for restoration. For $34,750 only. ... More
TThis 1958 Jaguar XK150 Roadster Convertible . It is equipped with a 4 Speed Manual transmission. The vehicle is Red with a Black interior.... More
1956 Jaguar XK140 MC Roadster black with red interior. This is an excellent original and very honest matching number car that has been sitting in... More
1969 Jaguar XKE Roadster '69 Jaguar XKE Roadster, Series 2, matching numbers, white with black interior, wire wheels, manual transmission, needs full restoration. For $11,750 USD. If... More
1973 Jaguar Series III V-12 Roadster white with tan interior. This is a one owner car from new. A very original California car, 4 speed,... More
1974 Jaguar Series III with V12 Roadster burgundy with red interior. This is an excellent original automatic car with air conditioner. Same owner for... More
The E-Type was initially designed and shown to the public as a rear-wheel drive grand tourer in two-seater coupé form (FHC or Fixed Head... More
1968 Jaguar XKE 2+2 '68 Jaguar XKE 2+2 with matching numbers in white with tan interior, wire wheels, automatic, A/C, a very original black plate... More
1959 Jaguar XK150 Fixed Head Coupe '59 Jaguar XK150 Fixed head coupe, matching numbers, British Racing Green with black interior, an original black plate California... More
1959 Jaguar XK150 Drophead Coupe '59 Jaguar XK150 Drophead Coupe – with matching numbers. This car comes in red with black interior and is a... More
You are viewing a stunning example of a 1956 Jaguar XK140 MC Fixed Head Coupe (FHC). The MC models in North America were upgraded... More
This is a very very nice near concourse black on black xke come with two sets of wheels the factory steel wheels and the... More
1971 JAGUAR E-TYPE ROADSTER FINISHED IN GORGEOUS FACTORY CORRECT REGENCY RED WITH BEIGE LEATHER! HERITAGE CERTIFICATE AUTHENTICATED! MATCHING #'S ORIGINAL ENGINE! CALIFORNIA CAR! SERVICE RECORDS FROM 1972 TO PRESENT! ORIGINAL... More


text:
Studio Oak Wall Mirror - 102 x 58cm
About the product
About the product
The Wall Mirror from Studio Oak is a great way to complete a room. Crafted from a blend of American oak solids and veneers, the Mirror is presented in a clean lacquered oak finish and boasts a stylish, minimalist design. Studio Oak Wall Mirrors will look great in almost any room of the home and are designed to complement other items from the extensive Studio Oak collection of living room, dining room and bedroom furniture. The Mirror is supplied with fittings but without all fixings.
Width 102cm
Height 58cm
Depth 4cm
Product Code 8000-13
Studio Oak Wall Mirror - 102 x 58cm
Product Details
Product Details
40in 1/2
Wood Type
You may also like...
Product Reviews (10)
"very pleased with the items we purchased. wish we had found you earlier. had purchased 2 items in this range 18 mths ago from a different retailer. stumbled on your website when we were looking to add to what we had. everything matches pefectly. cheaper, better delivery,all well packaged so no marks or damaged corners. have recommended you to all who listen."
"Very pleased with the service, speed of delivery and quality of the furniture. Ordered four pieces and pleased with them all. Plus they were well packaged so no knocks."
"Very good value for money. Strongly built and good to look at."
"Excellent value for money. Being able to collect from local distribution point was a help, in that we were able to look at them before accepting/rejecting."
"Just to advise that my order was delivered as promised, within the timeframe, by a very pleasant delivery man. I'm really pleased with the furniture, the quality is great. Was my first time buying furniture over the internet and was worried that it wouldn't look half as good as it does in the pictures, but it's exactly the same. Thanks for a great service and great product. Will certainly buy from you again, and recommendations to my friends have already started!! "
"I received my furniture on schedule and I'm delighted with it.Thank you very much for the excellent service which I've received from your company. "
"excellent product"
"I am absolutely delighted with it. It's a quality piece of furniture at a very competetive price. It's the first time I have ordered furniture over the internet and I was a bit wary to be honest, but you've greatly exceeded my expectations and the whole ordering and delivery process was very straightforward. I would certainly recommend your company to my friends and family (I already have) and will definitely do business with you again in the future. "
"It is stunning, beautifully made and great!!!"


text:
Look! I get to show off my new button! You can grab it from my sidebar to post on your site if you would like!
It's been a great week at Here Comes the Sun. The first giveaway was a success. Thanks so much to Adrianne from Happy Hour Projects for donating a beautiful necklace from her Etsy shop. If anyone is interested in donating items for a giveaway, please contact me. I love meeting new people and would love to help you promote your items.
I hope everyone has had a great week. I've been busy busy busy. I'm currently working on some decor for our master bedroom and also some for my son's airplane themed room. I can't wait to show them to you when they are complete! What kind of projects have you been working on lately? I would love to see them.
Here are a few features from last week's party
Sweet Little Bluebird created these adorable Valentine's frames. These are on my to-do list!
Vanessa at Nifty Thrifty Things shared her homemade Baileys. Yum! This is on my to-drink list!
Please grab a button from my sidebar if you were featured. (And by chance if the button is not working, please let me know. The codes are going all funky and I've been having issues with them lately.)
Let's Get This Party Started!!
Let's Get This Party Started!!
1. Please become a follower of my blog if you would like to link up.
2. Feel free to link up as many projects as you like but please link to your specific post and not your entire blog.
3. Please no linking to Etsy shops, giveaways or businesses.
4. Share the love. Check out some links. Leave some comments.
5. Please link back to my blog using either a text link or my button.


text:
Weird network connection problem
Many of your questions may have already been answered in earlier discussions or in the FAQ. The search results page will indicate current discussions as well as past list serves, articles, and papers.
Donald Becker becker at scyld.comTue Oct 1 12:05:24 PDT 2002
- Previous message: Weird network connection problem
- Next message: Weird network connection problem
- Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ]
On Tue, 1 Oct 2002, Yudong Tian wrote: > We've got 200 nodes running, with each node having a Biostar MB with a > built-in Realtek 8192 > NIC chip, and running RH 7.2, 2.4-17. Which driver, including version number, are you running? > Recently we've seen a weird problem with the network connection to > some of these nodes. About 20 of them will lose their network > connections during the course of a few hours to a few days. And if I > just unplug the network cable from such a node and plug it back in > right away, the connection will come back up. Normally this would be a driver problem... > Any insight where we should look for the problem: hardware? BIOS? > Driver module? Such a problem does not happen to any nodes > randomly. It only occurs to those 20 or so particular nodes, which are > identical to others except their MAC addrs. But this does hint at a hardware problem. -- Donald Becker becker at scyld.com Scyld Computing Corporation http://www.scyld.com 410 Severn Ave. Suite 210 Second Generation Beowulf Clusters Annapolis MD 21403 410-990-9993
- Previous message: Weird network connection problem
- Next message: Weird network connection problem
- Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ]
More information about the Beowulf mailing list


text:
Posted August 17, 2009
I'm gonna guess "Body Bags" because I think that third picture has John Carpenter in it...
It seems that you're using an outdated browser. Some things may not work as they should (or don't work at all).
We suggest you upgrade newer and better browser like: Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer or Opera


text:
The Asus UL50VF-A1 is a gorgeous 15-inch laptop runs on a slower-than-average processor, but it can harness the strengths of two graphics cards and a new Nvidia technology
Automatic Renewal Program: Your subscription will continue without interruption for as long as you wish, unless you instruct us otherwise. Your subscription will automatically renew at the end of the term unless you authorize cancellation. Each year, you'll receive a notice and you authorize that your credit/debit card will be charged the annual subscription rate(s). You may cancel at any time during your subscription and receive a full refund on all unsent issues. If your credit/debit card or other billing method can not be charged, we will bill you directly instead.


text:
Kennedy, Patrick
The latest news on Kennedy, Patrick
The brother-in-law of President John F. Kennedy and Sen. Edward Kennedy died Tuesday.
The retiring congressman says he made a bad first impression on the Speaker.
Reid and Murray remain in dead heats while O'Donnell makes up ground but has a long way to go.
The GOP primary has drawn attention from some national Republicans.
Ted Kennedy heirs are giving money in honor of Nancy Pelosi for her role in enacting health care law.
Test your knowledge of current members of the House of Representatives.
Comments on the public rift between Rep. Patrick Kennedy and Bishop Thomas Tobin fit a pattern.
Thomas Tobin, bishop of Providence, R.I., is in a public tiff with Rep. Patrick Kennedy over receiving Communion.
Kennedy says his bishop ordered him to skip Communion, but the bishop called it a "request."


text:
Super Hot Tanned Mom Gets in Trouble for Trying to Make Her Daughter as Beautiful as She Is
According to MSNBC, New Jersey mom Patricia Krentcil was "arrested after police said she brought her 5-year-old daughter into a tanning booth, causing the girl to suffer burns."
I'm assuming her defense rests on the hope that human laws do not apply to talking bronze statues such as herself.
[via The Daily What]


text:
Standard delivery (no extra charge): Order by Dec 19
Overnight delivery (charges apply): Order by Dec 23
Full Shipping Schedule
To perform a search, enter a keyword, phrase or item number in the search field and click "search."
We offer two ways to locate information:
We have added the following products to your shopping cart from a previous visit:
Red wines that are more fruit-forward and lighter in tannin and body.
Medium bodied reds that go down easy, with smooth tannins and supple fruit.
Wines where earthy and/or spicy dominate the flavors – typically medium to full body.
Full bodied wines that have concentrated fruit and are higher in alcohol and/or tannins. Some need age.
Our Vintner's Reserve Pinot Noir delivers black cherry and raspberry fruit with velvet tannins found in our hillside grapes that intertwine with plum and spice from our benchland vineyards. The wine was aged in French and American oak barrels that impart a hint of vanilla and cedar aromas.
Back in 1974, Jess Jackson saw in the fine vineyards of California's cool coastal regions fruit with a variety of outstanding flavors. What if there was a way to produce from this abundance, a single outstanding cuvee that offered both quality and value? The result, first released in 1983, was Vintner's Reserve Chardonnay, a rich, round and flavorful wine, made with hand-crafted...Read More About Kendall-Jackson
California has nearly 100 American Viticulture Areas (AVAs) and accounts for almost 90% of wine production in the United States. In our section of Other California, we include wines from smaller AVAs as well as wines from the California AVA. Here are a few smaller AVAs you may see on the label: Livermore Valley AVA, located right outside of San Francisco and home to...Read More About Other California
Pinot Noir(PEE-noh nwahr) Pinot Noir is a finicky grape. It only grows in the right climate, with the right soils and the right care. Perhaps because it is so difficult is why it is so loved. Pinot Noir hails from Burgundy, a region known for crafting the most collectible and sought-after wines from this varietal. Not only does Pinot reign in Burgundy, it is also...Read More About Pinot Noir
Ship on us for a month!
After your free trial, Steward-Ship is just $49/year.
*Some exclusions apply


text:
It is their desire to provide an environment that allows those involved to be part of that experience. They all come with their own unique design and views and sometimes it is neccesary to open theirselves up and learn the value of a different view. At the Missing Piece Theatre they will strive to take you to new places, new ideas, through the work that they produce.
If you have looked at old time pictures of how the West was won, and wondered where Burbank fit into that scene, the Gordon R. Howard Museum can answer your questions. The Museum and Burbank Historical Society occupying the same location, houses many categories of Burbank history. The police force, the fire engines, the parade photographs, the early buildings and the unusual sights of long gone structures that were once found in the city of Burbank.
The Colony Theatre Company began its distinguished history of continuous production in 1975, when it was incorporated as a non-profit organization by a group of young Los Angeles television actors eager to return to their theatre roots. It was to remain in residence at the 99-seat Studio Theatre Playhouse in the Silver Lake district of Los Angeles for the next 25 years.
This park was named in honor of Johnny Carson, the Tonight Show host who helped put Downtown Burbank on the map. At the park you can see a bronze plaque honoring the late TV host. It also has extensively maintained green space, a river outwash with rocky landscaped borders, and a sanded course running up and above the lower level and back down again. Whether people want to exercise on the metal exercise bars, read under the shaded trees, swing on the swing sets or just relax, Johnny Carson Park is a great place to visit in Burbank.
Shop, dine, enjoy. These three vacation necessities are perfectly supplied at the Burbank Town Center. All of the big-name stores are here, including Macy's, Mervyn's and Old Navy. There's even a play area for kids who don't quite have the shop-till-you-drop stamina needed to explore this shopping center.
This outdoor amphitheater has been a popular Burbank attraction since 1951. The Starlight Bowl hosts music running the gamut of styles, from Beatles tributes to orchestral masterpieces set to Fourth of July fireworks. Spectators either bring picnic baskets and blankets to spread on the lush lawn or enjoy performances from the comfortable seating area.
Smack the dimples off the ball with a long drive or finesse it into the hole via a well-placed putt. At DeBell Golf Course, a mere bunker shot from downtown Burbank, golf enthusiasts find a quick retreat from city life. It's a public course, but the grounds are so well-maintained you'd swear it was private. For those who just want a quick game, DeBell also offers a nine-hole, par-three course.
The Gordon Howard Museum is actually a collection of historical structures and displays. The centerpiece is a quaint Victorian home built in 1887. In addition to this well-preserved home, there's a memorabilia building with an aviation display, a vintage-vehicle building, a salon and reconstructed 19th-century rooms.
Vibrant colors and scents of flowering plants, statuesque fountains and meandering paths through soft grass are all found on the 2.5 acres of Pickwick Gardens. In addition to nature, Pickwick offers a skating rink and bowling alley. The rink is in a full-size, state-of-the-art arena that even offers lessons to the uninitiated. The bowling alley is a local favorite that stays open until 1:00am on Friday and Saturday nights.
Talented actors who also have talented vocal chords grace the stage of the Colony Theatre in Burbank. West Coast premieres of popular plays, renditions of cult classics and artistic favorites are all within the Colony's repertoire. Its intimate theater provides stadium seating so no matter where your ticket places you you'll be sure to enjoy every act, soliloquy or monologue as if it were being performed solely for you.
The Burbank Aviation Museum is an all volunteer, nonprofit, community effort. It was established in 1991 by a group of citizens who wanted to recognize and preserve local aviation history, and is home to numerous historic aircraft.
Theatre Banshee is a non-profit professional theatre company founded in 1994 in the Los Angeles area. The company believes theatre is a vital part of cultural landscape. While the company specializes in the plays and playwrights of Ireland, they also seek to create drama that illuminates humanity at large.
Maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow, but someday you should take advantage of the Warner Bros. Studio Tour. After all, it's where scenes from Casablanca, one of the world's most beloved movies, were filmed. In addition to seeing motion-picture memorabilia from epic classics, the tour takes visitors by tram through back lots, sound stages and working sets. Lucky visitors may get a glimpse of the next great movie or a taping of one of their favorite shows.
Flavor of India is now in two locations - second location now open in downtown Burbank. Flavor of India serves a variety of savory recipes from India's rich tapestry of culture and culinary traditions. Every dish is meticulously prepared in authentic Indian home-style, using only natural spices and ingredients. We never add preservatives or artificial colorings. As a result Flavor of India's many delectable dishes are lean, low in fat and healthy. Flavor of India's is delighted to offer you daily specials which include a chicken curry of the day, a vegetable special. Lentil of the day, and rice of the day... "Flavor of India in West Hollywood goes beyond basic, adding fusion dishes and light snacks. The dining atmosphere is al fresco in the landscaped garden patio." L.A Times.
This is a full service Restaurant and Comedy Club conveniently located in the heart of downtown Burbank. They are open Tuesday through Sunday 5:30pm to 12:00am. Theyinvite you to make a dinner reservation in their showroom or patio at 6:00pm and enjoy their Dinner and Show Packages or choose any item from their menu featuring classic Americana Cuisine. They have a wide variety of dishes from Salmon and Rib Eye to Burgers and Wood Fired Pizzas. You may also request dining in their bar (We have Direct TV) or heated outdoor patio, and you don't need a show ticket anytime Tuesday-Sunday between 6:00pm-12:00am. General Admission show Tickets range in price from $12 to $17 on weekends. Our shows feature celebrity headliners such as Craig Shoemaker, Christopher Titus, Alonzo Bodden and many many more. You can also enjoy our famous Happy Hour Auditions on Weds & Thurs from 5-7pm. Full schedule available at www.FlappersComedy.com.
Great for steak and so much more. Black Angus Steakhouse has built its reputation on providing a Genuine American Steakhouse experience to remember. Their Chefs are proud to serve only Black Angus steaks that are carefully aged, fresh-cut daily, and grilled over an open flame. Other specialties include a variety of succulent seafood, fall-off-the-bone Baby Back Ribs and their famous slow-roasted Prime Rib. Whatever you're craving, they pride ourselves at Black Angus Steakhouse for superior quality, friendly service, and great food. It's more than a tradition - it's their passion every day.
The Best of Burbank Award by Leaders newspaper in the last 10 years. They offer an original, fusion and vegetarian Thai menu that preserves the real taste of amazing Thailand.
Are you looking for a casual, family-style restaurant with a friendly star-studded atmosphere? Look no further than The Smokehouse. While you're here, you can enjoy dining at its best, as well as being treated like a star. You will love the American and Continental cuisine that includes prime rib, aged steaks, rack of lamb, BBQ ribs, fresh seafood, daily chef specials and much more.
Arnie Morton's of Chicago The Steakhouse, the nation's premier steakhouse group, specializes in classic, hearty fare, serving generous portions of USDA prime aged beef, as well as fresh fish, lobster and chicken entrees. Morton's is famous for its animated signature tableside menu presentation, and the menu features a variety of favorite cuts, including a 24 ounce porterhouse, which is the house specialty; a 20 ounce New York sirloin and a 14 ounce double cut filet.
Modeled after the great big city grills of the 30's and 40's, Daily Grill offers traditional American fare, all served in a sophisticated yet casual atmosphere by servers that really care about our guest's experience.
Thai cuisine meets sushi at Gindi Thai in a modern, elegant room reminiscent of a sleek West Hollywood lounge. Gindi Thai offers two tempting authentic Asian cuisines: sushi and Thai food. You'll be happy to find hints of Thai flavor in certain sushi items.
Picanha Restaurant serves up traditional Brazilian style churrascaria in in the entertainment district of the Media City Center. Picanha also provides more than delicious food - visitors step into the complete Brazilian cowboy dining experience.
Wokcano, the newest addition to Downtown Burbank, boasts a full bar and lounge, an expansive dining room, as well as private party facilities to accommodate any need. Whether you are looking for a quick business lunch, romantic date, or a late night snack in a cool contemporary environment, you are sure to find everything you are looking for at Wokcano.
The Castaway Restaurant and Banquet Center is located high in the Burbank hills overlooking De Bell Golf Course, with a breathtaking city view that is spectacular day or night. It is appropriately nicknamed "The Jewel on the Hill" and has been a landmark in the Burbank area for over 40 years.
Burbank Bar & Grille offers the best in sports entertainment on 21 HDTV flat screens, offering you viewing of every major sporting event. Come in and enjoy the California-cuisine menu daily for lunch, happy hour specials, dinner or drinks and enjoy a great atmosphere indoors or on the heated rooftop patio with wood-burning fireplaces.
Chef Jose L. Prado is excited to add one more restaurant to his family's collection with Cocina Primavera. After spending the last 25 years at the world renowned The Ivy, Chef Prado has partnered up with his daughter, Lupe Prado Sanchez, and son, Joe Prado as they continue to grow the family restaurant business into the next generation. They are a family owned and operated restaurant, serving their signature dishes: Crabcakes, Sweet Corn Tamales, Jerk Chicken Tostadas, Chopped Salad, Oven Roasted Whitefish, and Red Wine Sangria. They have a great selection of beer and wine!
Spago Beverly Hills is the foundation of Wolfgang Puck and Barbara Lazaroff's fine dining group. The brilliant culinary creations of James Beard Award-winning Chef Lee Hefter as well as the superlative service are constantly recognized as the ultimate in fine dining. The open-air garden is the jewel of the restaurant, featuring two imported one hundred-year-old olive trees and a sculpted granite fountain. As popular for lunch as it is dinner, Spago is famous for table-hopping, people watching and the grandest of parties.
The Tonight Show with Jay Leno tapes on the NBC Burbank lot in Studio 11, located just off of the 134 freeway. The pedestrian entrance is on Bob Hope Drive or East side of our facilities. Street parking in the area is limited but can be found on surrounding side streets such as Bob Hope and Riverside Drive. A paid parking option is located on California Street underneath the Clear Channel building.
Host Ellen DeGeneres continues to deliver uplifting, inspiring, and hilarious experiences to viewers. Ellen's talent, personal warmth and insight have earned her recognition as a global entertainer and household name. Through her show, she brings her humor and talent for tackling topical issues into viewers' lives with her distinctive style touching every aspect of the show.
The Tin Horn Flats Bar & Grill is a sport bar established since 1939 in Burbank. They have a big selection of beers and drinks as well as a food menu featuring classic American bar fare; burgers, wings, and hot dogs. This bar is very popular with Chicago Bear's Fans.


text:
Internally Displaced Persons in ChadDecember 18, 2006
On December 5, United Nations agencies, along with many of their partner nongovernmental organizations, decided to drastically reduce the numbers of their staff in the field because of insecurity. MSF fears the impact that this withdrawal will have on the refugee populations, which are highly dependent on this aid. Internally displaced Chadians who have benefited from only minimal assistance now face even fewer opportunities to obtain aid. Despite the difficult security conditions, MSF is strengthening its aid program throughout eastern Chad on behalf of refugees, residents and displaced persons. CONTEXTSince 2003, nearly 200,000 Sudanese have taken refuge in eastern Chad, near the border with Sudan. They have been housed in refugee camps for three years. However, since the end of last year, this region has also been the site of confrontations among the government army and various rebel groups hostile to Chad's President Idriss Deby. The rebels are using Sudan as a staging ground. This violent conflict is increasing in intensity throughout the far eastern region of the country and many people (primarily military) have been wounded. In addition, attacks are targeting Chad's civilian populations directly, particularly in the Dar Sila region. They are of varied intensity and breadth and range from the theft of cattle to setting villages on fire and killing the populations. Most of the displaced we have been talking to describe their assailants as "Janjaweed" (literally, "thieves on horseback") or "Arab nomads." In fact, this term encompasses a wide range of armed actors, including rebels, bandits, militias, etc. These various actors lean on different ethnic groups at a time of strained relationships between nomads and sedentary populations, who are fighting over access to land, water and agricultural resources. About 50,000 people have fled their home in the surroundings. They are accommodated by relatives or set up on many sites in makeshift huts in the surroundings of villages considered more secured. There is no precise figures, but we also know that a few thousand have fled to Darfur (2,000 arrived in Habila in November after the attack of Koloye). The Chadian authorities and the aid system have left these people on the scrap heap: no protection, no assistance. Very few humanitarian organizations are bringing assistance to them. As people have fled their home and can't go back to harvest, the two main concerns, in short/mid term, are food security and access to water. MSF Assistance to the Displaced MSF has been assisting the displaced in the Dar Sila region since the beginning of 2006. We have medical activities in Dogdoré, Adé, Kerfi, Tcharo, andHabilé. We also used to have a program in Koloye but we had to evacuate because of insecurity at the end of October. In mid-November, Koloye and its surroundings have been attacked and our base looted. The residents and the displaced (5,000) have been forced to move, some of which in Adé where we are running activities.In Dogdoré(30 kilometers from the Sudanese border), free care and emergency medical treatment are available via a health center, mobile medical visits and a hospitalization unit. In addition, 180,000 liters of water are provided daily thanks to a pumping and water treatment station.In Adé, a mobile team provides medical care and distributed essential supplies to the displaced persons.In Kerfi,TcharoandHabilé(near Goz Beida), a mobile team offers medical care.With nearly 80 international volunteers and 1,000 Chadians, MSF is working with all populations in this complex situation. Teams continue to provide assistance to refugees from Darfur in the camps (Farchana and Bredjing between Adré and Abéché, Touloum and Iridimi, near Iriba, further north), to resident and refugee populations in the Adré, Iriba, Tiné and Guereda hospitals and to displaced Chadians in the Dar Sila in Dogdoré, Adé, Kerfi, Tcharo and Habilé. Tags: Chad |


text:
Must C Chipper: Singles in the last at-bat of career
Must C Chipper: Singles in the last at-bat of career
© 2001-2013 MLB Advanced Media, L.P. All rights reserved.
The following are trademarks or service marks of Major League Baseball entities and may be used only with permission of Major League Baseball Properties, Inc. or the relevant Major League Baseball entity: Major League, Major League Baseball, MLB, the silhouetted batter logo, World Series, National League, American League, Division Series, League Championship Series, All-Star Game, and the names, nicknames, logos, uniform designs, color combinations, and slogans designating the Major League Baseball clubs and entities, and their respective mascots, events and exhibitions.
Use of the Website signifies your agreement to the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy (updated May 24, 2013).


text:
Terrible to look at, easy to use
Lading Manager Lite allows users to create professional-looking bills of lading (shipping). It's not the most sophisticated program we've ever seen, but it does serve its purpose.
The program's interface is perhaps its most unattractive feature; it's not entirely unintuitive, but it does look very dated. The built-in Help file is quite comprehensive, but most users who have any familiarity with creating bills of lading should be able to figure the program out quickly on their own. Users must first enter information for their company, carriers, origins, consignees, and equipment. Once these are in the database, … Read more


text:
Add Photo Add Comment Printer View
This is a magical mystery tour. It has lots of variety including steep face climbing similar to the domes of Tuolumne Meadows. There may be no better face climbing in the Park. The route starts on Middle Earth, which can be accessed by various means. P1. The first pitch of the route proper begins to the right of the Eye of Mordor, a huge, seriously sinister, vertical gouge left of center on Spearhead's east face. The first pitch is easy, taking you to a big ledge. The next pitch climbs straight up into an obvious dihedral, which grows wide at its top (5.9). Not much gear toward the end, unless you brought a 12" piece. I did not but found that focused liebacking brought me to its top and the next big ledge. P3. The third pitch heads left, through a hole, and onto a ramp. Before heading too far along the ramp, climb up and through an overhang/flake, onto the next ledge which curves into a right-facing dihedral (5.10a). P4. The fourth pitch heads up the dihedral, over a small roof and hand traverses left into another short dihedral. Belay from slings towards its top (5.10c). This is a cool pitch. P5. Next, a thin hand crack in a short dihedral quickly turns into a short, somewhat horizontal, finger crack. The crack dies into the sweeping wall above. Figure out how to put your feet where your hands are and stand up onto a golden wall of knobs (crux). Climb toward and ultimately onto a memorable flake and then up right toward a shallow, short dihedral (more cruxey climbing here as well). Rossiter's guide suggests belaying at the base of the dihedral. I kept going and joined two pitches together into 165 feet of incredible climbing. You will need lots of runners if you do this. The next section heads up the dihedral, breaks out right into more wonderful face climbing and then into another shallow short dihedral, belaying at its top (5.11a/b). Take a breather. P6. The next pitch heads up a series of dihedrals. Belay on top of the second one (5.8). P7. You are now below the exit pitch. The rock changes dramatically in character at this point but remains solid. Clip a bolt, mince left toward a thin crack and get some smallish stoppers in it. Then head straight up the crack to the summit (5.10b).
Lots of quick draws, shoulder runners and a small standard rack with TCUs.
The crux of this climb, for me, was very clearly the moves past the initial corner and horizontal crack on the fifth pitch, getting established on the bolted face above. When we did it, the fixed pin was very loose and I had to hang to place solid gear before committing to the move. Rumor has it the pin may now be gone (?). In either case, there are good wires to be found by a determined leader. Maybe it was just the fat bolts, but I thought the climbing above was easier. On the last pitch, it's easy to avoid the final 5.10 crack if weather is moving in. Just keep going left on ever-easier ground. If you don't place any pro past the crack (reasonable), you can walk back on the summit rocks and flip the rope around for a good TR for the second. Great route.
I definitely agree on the location of the crux. The rest of the climbing on the crux pitch felt significantly easier than those moves out of the initial corner. As of July of last summer, there was no pin in this section. I, too, had to hang in order to fiddle in a good nut (green stopper I believe). We were racing an approaching thunderstorm that day, so in an effort to speed things up I linked the crux pitch with the one above it. This went rather well with double ropes and plenty of 'biners / quickdraws, and it made for an extraordinarily spectacular and LONG pitch. I think Spear Me The Details is every bit as good as All Two Obvious. The stone up on that headwall is SO frickin' good......
Don't place too much faith in Rossiter's topo (or Gillette's either) for this excellent route. On the fourth pitch (crossing the hole) Rossiter doesn't show a bolt, but the bolt is where it says 10a on the topo (There's also two fixed pins). I ended up too far left and had to traverse to the belay (now just a single pin w/ slings). Fifth pitch (labeled 10c hand traverse) is really a mantle move. Seems everyone but the guidebook authors agrees that the crux of the sixth pitch (11d) is getting from the start of the diagonal crack to the first bolt. Rossiter shows the 11d move at the last bolt, but this seems downright casual (~10d/11a) compared to the openning moves. The first pin is missing and there are seven, not eight bolts on this pitch. On the seventh pitch, two of the three pins (in the left facing corner past the bolts) are missing -- but I think this makes things easier, since there are a few small tips pockets. Hard but likely not 11b anymore. Great route, have fun.
I agree with all previous comments regarding the crux. I was able to slot a bomber small stopper from a non-strenuous lieback/handjam before commiting myself to the crux moves. I would definitely recommend running the 2 crux pitches together as the hanging belay at the end of the 1st crux pitch is not too comfortable. The "10d mantel" noted on Gillet's topo is 5.9+ if you move 1' to the right of the bolt. Regarding the topo, there may be some pin/bolt count discrepancies, but the accuracy of the features and climbing line is excellent. 7 bolts? 8 bolts? Ahh, spear me the details.
The flake on the crux pitch is one of coolest features I've ever climbed on! A great route with amazing variety and excellent position.
Firstly, this route is fantastic. It could very well be one of my favorites the Park has to offer. Secondly, I will offer some beta that I would have found helpful. The whole climb can be done in 5 pitches with a 70m by combining the first two 5.8s and the two 5.11s. Brilliant. My Dad and I both felt that the moves to the first bolt on the crux pitch were NOT the most difficult. We thought the crux came later in the pitch. Combining the 5.11s is wicked, and should not be missed. No single move on this mega pitch is 11d, but there is a lot of 5.11 rock climbing on it, and only moderate rests. The final 5.10 pitch is actually very fun as well. Many of the pins mentioned above and in the guide are now gone, but aside from the sweeping slabs (1/4 inch bolts), this climb takes great gear everywhere. Get after it!
I replaced the remainder of the 1/4 inch buttonheads/Leeper hangers and some short (1") 5/16" expansion bolts on this route (7 total) and beefed up a couple of the belays with bolts (4 total). The '10c' mantle is 5.9 as Stefan says by staying 1' right of the bolt and there is no HT (hand traverse) as specified in the Gillett topo- you climb almost straight up from the belay (loose 5.8) past the small overlap into the small right-facing dihedral to a nice ledge. I replaced the fat arrow piton at the crux of the crack, (which seemed about llc?) and there are some more thin moves (harder for me and I like thin face) before reaching the last dihedral to the belay atop the second 5.11 pitch. The other two crucial fixed pitons on the 5.11 pitches pulled out easily and so I re-placed them but freeze/thaw could loosen them soon enough. For sure this is some of the hardest stone I've ever hand-drilled in and it completely 'mushroomed' one of my drill bits. I've done the route in 5 pitches with a 60m by linking pitches one and two to near the top of the ramp above middle earth. Pitch two climbs up to and includes the 5.8R left-facing corner pitch. Pitch three joins the first two 5.10/9 pitches (use long runners on the zig-zags of the start of that pitch to avoid rope drag). Pitch 4 joins the two 5.11 pitches (52m) and pitch 5 takes you to the top. Or you can easily break this stellar route into 9 depending on your preferences. There are still a few old SMC hangers on newer bolts (that were already replaced) and I'll eventually get up there with the correct wrench to replace those old aluminum hangers with real steel.
Paul Gagner and I did this route yesterday (Sept.10, 2009) and were grateful for the hard work that Eli put in replacing the crux pitons and putting in BIG new bolts. Makes the route much safer than the older bolts. This route can easily be done in five 60m pitches. We had a 70m rope and probably, had we not forgotten most of our slings and left them at home, could have done it in four pitches. AN AWESOME ROUTE!!! The walk off down the East Ledges descent route was very quick....
Gillett's topo seemed to be spot on, except I do agree the crux comes lower in the 5th pitch and not near the top where both topos suggest. Besides that, it seemed very accurate. Thanks for replacing the bolts, Eli! Great route!
Spear Me The Details was a fantastic route. An amazing and continuous crux pitch leads to more quality climbing above. Just when you think you're done, the last pitch provides a little extra spice with an unprotected traverse to a finger crack protected by a small nut. I submitted the beta photo above to show the line we took for Spear Me The Details. Attempting to follow the description above and our memories of the topo, from the top of the pitch 2 (proper - beginning on Middle Earth) lieback, we traversed to the ledge about 40 feet right. We then followed a chossy ramp back left. This seemed like a waste. If there is a better way from the top of the pitch 2 flake to establish on the crux pitches above, please comment accordingly. Also, if anybody has a good idea of what route the red line is, please let me know. A writeup and photos of our experience on Spear Me The Details and in Glacier Gorge can be found here: climbinghouse.com/2010/07/spearhead.html.
Adam, you guys missed the spicy but classic third pitch. After the 5.8 lieback pitch you traverse straight left then up passing a few pins and a bolt.
Did this last weekend, what a great route! I'd say there isn't any need to replace the crux piton. (Spoiler Alert) If I were to go back again I'd have a quick draw with a #4 stopper and another draw with a #3 RP (to be placed along its longer axis) ready to go once you pass the roof after the dihedral of pitch five. I got the gear in, got to the bolt and reached for a clipping hold...that wasn't there. Stay in the crack to clip. Took a 10 footer onto the RP, and it held no problem. The move from the face onto the huge thin flake was pretty hard too, though the final bolts on pitch five were very mellow compared to the beginning. Very fun and exciting day out, go do it!
What an incredible route, possibly my favorite in the alpine! A little spicier than I was expecting, exiting the dihedral at the beginning of the crux is committing with hard to place thin gear (if you want to sew it up before the bolt), I thought the moves into the left facing dihedral at the end of the pitch equally challenging with plenty of micro route finding on nubbins and a raging calf pump. The second 5.11 pitch had a spicy off balance .9+ move a ways above a crappy knifeblade and a thin dihedral with not a lot of options for feel good pro. Perfect rock for most of the way with challenging thought provoking face climbing, this route is awesome!


text:
Sheffield United manager Danny Wilson insists he won't rely on fate to clinch promotion in Saturday's play-off final against Huddersfield.
Chelsea's at times fortuitous run to Champions League success prompted some observers to claim the Londoners' name had been written on the trophy before a ball had been kicked.
But Wilson is having none of it, saying: "People always say things like their name was on it in hindsight don't they? So no, I don't believe in it. We'll have to work very hard and if we do we've got a very good chance of winning.
"I don't think fate will come into it at all. You go into it in a strong frame of mind. You want to go and believe and we've done that all season. Every game we've gone into this season we've believed we can win and this is no different."
Wilson knows his players could not afford to get caught up in the build-up to the final, but hopes Blades fans will be able to celebrate a famous win.
"We want the fans to have a great day and they'll have one if the journey's good coming back home," he added. "It will be a fantastic spectacle, but they'll be as sick as anything if they don't get the right result."


text:
Of course. But it's the image that counts.
I fail to see what Former President George W. Bush has to do with any of this.
THAT... is why I acted on the nexus with you, Ter13.
Nuff said.
I'm aligned that way as well. Nice to know.
What if I were to tell you that some mods/admins are guilty of being terrorists? |
Copyright © 2013 BYOND.
All rights reserved.


text:
Oops, something bad just happened, don't worry, I'm sure it is our fault.
If you think you need flash please use this button to get it and come back to see the ad in front of this gallery.
If you don't want to do that just use Show me the gallery please to go right to the gallery.
Sorry about all of this.
Try "plank scapula retractions" to strengthen your core, shoulders and upper back


text:
With deep roots in the Italian artisan tradition, Porada has a passion for wood, more recently married with glass, steel and plastics as a result of pioneering technological advances. Hardwoods, lacquers, fabrics such as soft cottons, silks and velvets, luxurious leathers and hides lend linear, squared elements and softer, more decorative pieces new dimensions. Current collections were born out of collaborations with Alberio & Cerbaro, Martino Perego whose name is synonymous with 'Linea 91' and 'Hoppo', Marconato & Zappa and Tarcisio Colzani.
product details:Contemporary solid wood console table in wengé-stained oak with extra-thick top and folded-in by design wide end supports. The grain of the veneer follows the contours of the table In two sizes. Miyabi solid Canaletto walnut console table and matching miyabi dining table and coffee table also available.
dimensions:l:1200 w:350 h:750mml:1500 w:350 h:750mm
design by G. Viganò
free delivery usually within 6 to 8 weeks
Mac&Mac have the largest Porada showroom in the UK, which combines the latest pieces with exclusive INSTORE OFFERS. For further information visit our showroom or call our sales team on 01252 71 77 71.
Please choose from the options below:
Size:Please choose1200mm1500mm


text:
To: | "[sio-dev] discussion" <sio-dev@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> |
From: | "Cory Casanave" <cory-c@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> |
Date: | Thu, 15 Apr 2010 10:27:41 -0400 |
Message-id: | <4F65F8D37DEBFC459F5A7228E5052044A03D52@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> |
Ron, A couple of additions are marked ([cbc]). -Cory (01) -----Original Message----- From: sio-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:sio-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Ron Wheeler Sent: Wednesday, April 14, 2010 7:08 PM To: [sio-dev] discussion Subject: Re: [sio-dev] Sharing and Integrating Ontologies (02) On 14/04/2010 5:52 PM, Cory Casanave wrote: > John, > I would suggest an additional requirement: > * Semantic Encapsulation > It should be possible to use and reference a concept defined in another > ontology without trusting all assertions in that other ontology or > including the other ontology. The view of the other ontology should be > limited to the semantics required to be shared between the two domains. > > In software engineering, there are 2 approaches used to resolve issues similar to this. 1) Create smaller libraries with dependencies on other libraries. Do not put too much in one ontology. [cbc] Recognizing that this may not be possible if you don't own the dependent specification, which is common. 2) Provide for statements of exclusion to permit the user to say "I want library X as part of my project but exclude the following dependencies from X since I have my own functions that replace the functions that library X needs to be functionally complete. (03) [cbc] There are at least 2 more patterns: 3) Provide specification of "public/private" facets in the model. This places responsibility on the publisher to understand what must be exposed. (04) 4) Provide a way for the dependent specification to present a fa�ade that complies with your requirements. Such a fa�ade will be the subset of semantics both parties can agree on (the shared concepts). (05) This places the responsibility on the user to ensure that the resulting package of artifacts is sufficiently complete to meet the needs and is compatible to the extent required. (06) > This is, perhaps, also an addition to the possible relationships between > ontologies in your SIO paper. > > Example: Consider that I have a process model in organization-A that > uses a process in organization-B. Both models are published on the web. > I want to be able to use the organization-B process as a sub-process in > organization-A and thus know how to evoke it and perhaps pass data and > rights. I do not, however, want to commit to anything else in that > other ontology which would require substantial integration. The net > effect of requiring such deep integration in a lattice of architectures > would be both impractical and fragile. What I do what to be able to say > is that I am using this other process and agree it is a process - but > with minimal commitment to anything else. > > You have to replace any part of organization-B's process that you want to exclude. In software, the compiler and build process will check this for you and tell you if B might collapse because you have not provided a piece that it needs to be functionally complete. Depending on the guys who implemented the build, they may still let you try to run the combined artifact and let you deal with the collapse if it happens or thety might just refuse to continue until you have either provided the missing pieces or explicitly promised to replace the piece before you run it. (07) [cbc] I was not talking about "replacing a part of a process", just calling it in their execution context. Or for a "data" reference that would mean an ability to change your context to that of the referenced element to access additional capabilities. Of course we do this all the time in software. (08) > Support: This seems to be a general problem with FOL based integration. > I would be interested in how an encapsulated reference may be supported > in CL. Benjamin Grosof has made quite a few references to FOL > fragility with respect to a rules based approach > (http://www.mit.edu/~bgrosof/paps/talk-iswc2009-rules-tutorial.pdf). > > -Cory > > I believe that for ontologies to become part of the application stack, these problems need to be addressed. (09) [cbc] +2 (010) Ron > -----Original Message----- > From: sio-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > [mailto:sio-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of John F. Sowa > Sent: Wednesday, April 14, 2010 12:12 AM > To: sio-dev@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > Subject: Re: [sio-dev] Sharing and Integrating Ontologies > > Following is a note I sent to the AE-SIG project for the OMG. > > I suspect that the tools that are being developed for the SIO > project could be very usefully applied to the requirements > for the AE-SIG. It would be an interesting and important test > case for the SIO tools and methodology. > > If successful, it would really demonstrate the value of ontology > for supporting software design and development. > > John Sowa > ____________________________________________________________________ > > I'd like to comment on several issues that have come up in different > threads on this list and to suggest a project that could be done in > collaboration with Ontolog Forum. > > I'll relate this discussion to the following issues that were raised > in the thread about the recent AESIG telecon: > > SI> For example, we have had MOF, Semantic Web, Common Logic& REMMS > > proposed as foundations to build on. > > > > The consensus on the call was that we should not lock that down in > > the RFP but should express requirements and evaluation criteria by > > which to make such a choice. > > JRA> We also agreed that ability for existing modeling languages > > to participate in the ecosystem without change, and that existing > > approaches to describing modeling languages using MOF-like diagrams > > are mandatory requirements. > > EB> The question to which I don't have an answer is whether the AESIG > > has to make the choice of an approach before issuing the Foundation > > RFP, or should issue the Foundation RFP and see whether we can get > > consensus on a part of the solution as a means of making our > decision. > > Instead of trying to get a consensus on a foundation, it should be > easier to get a consensus on requirements. Some observations: > > 1. The systems mentioned above (and a few others) are important. > Therefore, any foundation should support all of them. > > 2. Every declarative notation used by any or all of the above > systems is either called a version of logic or its semantics > can be formally specified by a mapping to some version of > logic. Therefore, we can agree that whatever foundation is > adopted either is or can be mapped to some version of logic. > > 3. But the various systems use different versions of logic, > and any solution that can accommodate all of them must be > sufficiently general to represent the semantics of all. > > 4. It might also be true that some of them don't require as much > logic or as powerful a version of logic as others. Therefore, > there must be some way of systematically accommodating and > relating various subsets. > > Given these observations, I suggest the following requirements, > which do not make any assumptions about the kind of logic: > > 1. The foundation shall be a version of logic that is adequate > to specify all information required by all the systems and > components that are supported by the AESIG architecture. > Until some specific logic is chosen, the temporary acronym > for the foundational logic shall be FL. > > 2. Formal mappings shall be specified to translate FL to and > from all the notations, diagrams, and languages used by the > various systems and components. > > 3. Since different systems and components may require different > expressive power in their notations, mappings from all notations > to FL shall always be possible. But some information expressed > in FL might not be mappable to a logic that is more restricted. > > 4. Appropriate tools and methodologies shall be defined to > perform the translations, check whether certain translations > are possible, and assist in any conversions that may be > required for cases in which full mappings are not possible. > > 5. Languages, notations, and diagrams with good human factors > shall be defined for expressing information in FL and other > notations in a way that designers, developers, and users with > different backgrounds find readable and convenient. > > 6. Interchange formats among FL and other notations shall be > defined that are efficient for computer processing, storage, > and transmission and that can be accommodated by both legacy > systems and any new technology that may be developed. > > I won't hide the fact that I have a strong preference that FL > should be either Common Logic or some subset of it. That isn't > much of a restriction, since CL is already recognized as a > superset of most of the languages we have been talking about. > > However, I will admit that FL might not be full CL. In fact, > it is quite possible that some smaller subset of CL might be > adequate. > > JRA> Cory and I... recognize that in any hub (including those defined > > by existing modeling languages such as BMM, BPMN, SoaML, UML, > > UPDM, EXPRESS, etc.) defines a vocabulary and set of pre-defined > > viewpoints. We need a mechanism for defining those vocabularies > > (i.e., models) and viewpoints. MOF is the current approach with > > diagram definition emerging as a potential way of addressing the > > viewpoints. > > The word 'hub' is not one I would apply to the modeling languages > in that list. What I would say, however, is that each of them is > based on a declarative language at its core, which is equivalent > to some version of logic. But that core is extended with a > a considerable amount of built-in vocabulary. > > To use the term 'ontology', which is the main focus of Ontolog Forum > in general and the SIO project in particular, each of the modeling > languages listed above has a significant amount of ontology. That > ontology is what defines its built-in vocabulary. > > The SIO project already has some useful tools for relating different > logics and ontologies. Its goal is to extend those tools and to > develop a methodology for relating different ontologies expressed > in different versions of logic. Following are some slides by > John Bateman, who described the tools and methodology that he > and his group have been developing at the University of Bremen: > > http://ontolog.cim3.net/file/work/SIO/2010-03-25_Getting-SIO-Started/Ont > ological-Modularity-for-Shared-and-Integrated-Ontologies--JohnBateman_20 > 100325.ppt > > These tools and others that are being developed for the SIO project > could be used to relate the logics and ontologies that define the > various modeling languages in the above list. I believe that some > collaboration between the two groups could be very useful for both. > > EB> ... we need to distinguish between 'integrating language > > metamodels' and 'linking domain models', and we need to provide > > a technology that supports the latter, as well as the former. > > JRA> Conceptually linking language metamodel and linking domain models > > is the same. What is being linked is different, as is the meaning > > of the links, and how the stakeholders view the linked content. That > > implies at least different stakeholder viewpoints. However, I don't > > think it need imply different mechanisms for capturing, extending > > and integrating the content (a metamodel is after all a model too) > > or how the viewpoints are created and linked to the model. > > That comment is compatible with what the SIO project is doing. > The same tools can be used to relate models or metamodels. > > EB> I think we are largely in agreement in concept, but we disagreed > > on the words. > > Yes, the SIO gang also has other terminology, but I believe that the > the SIO tools would be very useful. > > John Sowa > > > _________________________________________________________________ > Msg Archives: http://ontolog.cim3.net/forum/sio-dev/ > Join Community: > http://ontolog.cim3.net/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?WikiHomePage#nid1J > Subscribe/Config: http://ontolog.cim3.net/mailman/listinfo/sio-dev/ > Unsubscribe: mailto:sio-dev-leave@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > Community Shared Files: http://ontolog.cim3.net/file/work/SIO/ > Community Wiki: > http://ontolog.cim3.net/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?SharingIntegratingOntologies > > > > _________________________________________________________________ > Msg Archives: http://ontolog.cim3.net/forum/sio-dev/ > Join Community: http://ontolog.cim3.net/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?WikiHomePage#nid1J > Subscribe/Config: http://ontolog.cim3.net/mailman/listinfo/sio-dev/ > Unsubscribe: mailto:sio-dev-leave@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > Community Shared Files: http://ontolog.cim3.net/file/work/SIO/ > Community Wiki: >http://ontolog.cim3.net/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?SharingIntegratingOntologies > > > (011) _________________________________________________________________ Msg Archives: http://ontolog.cim3.net/forum/sio-dev/ Join Community: http://ontolog.cim3.net/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?WikiHomePage#nid1J Subscribe/Config: http://ontolog.cim3.net/mailman/listinfo/sio-dev/ Unsubscribe: mailto:sio-dev-leave@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Community Shared Files: http://ontolog.cim3.net/file/work/SIO/ Community Wiki: http://ontolog.cim3.net/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?SharingIntegratingOntologies (012) _________________________________________________________________ Msg Archives: http://ontolog.cim3.net/forum/sio-dev/ Join Community: http://ontolog.cim3.net/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?WikiHomePage#nid1J Subscribe/Config: http://ontolog.cim3.net/mailman/listinfo/sio-dev/ Unsubscribe: mailto:sio-dev-leave@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Community Shared Files: http://ontolog.cim3.net/file/work/SIO/ Community Wiki: http://ontolog.cim3.net/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?SharingIntegratingOntologies (013) |
<Prev in Thread] | Current Thread | [Next in Thread> |
Previous by Date: | Re: [sio-dev] Sharing and Integrating Ontologies, David Whitten |
Next by Date: | Re: [sio-dev] Sharing and Integrating Ontologies, Cory Casanave |
Previous by Thread: | Re: [sio-dev] Sharing and Integrating Ontologies, Ron Wheeler |
Next by Thread: | Re: [sio-dev] Sharing and Integrating Ontologies, Ron Wheeler |
Indexes: | [Date] [Thread] [Top] [All Lists] |


text:
LG said to be switching to its own smartphone chip designs
Joining the battle to control as much of the production process as possible, LG has reportedly begun designing its own processors.
The South Korean electronics maker plans to unveil in-house designed mobile processors at the Consumer Electronics Show next month, according to the Korea Times. The company reportedly has more than 900 chip designers working on chips to be used in smartphones and Web-connected televisions.
LG is making the switch as part of Chief Executive Koo Bon-joon's focus on increased "independence and dignity," the newspaper reported. CNET has contacted LG for comment and will update this report … Read more


text:
Graco Snugride 35
Manufacturer / Model Name | Graco Snugride 35 |
Model Number / Manufacture Date | 1763598 / Dec 25, 2009 |
Harness Type | 5-pt |
Weight / Height | 5lb - 35lb / up to 32" |
Evaluation of Labels |
No additional sizing information is given. No additional harness slot height adjustment information is given. The belt routing path is not labeled. Labels do not explain the use of LATCH. |
Evaluation of Instructions |
The manual storage is difficult to find and use. Additional sizing information is not provided in the manual. |
Securing the Child |
There is a head hugger or body pillow blocking the harness slots from being easily visible. The harness must be rethreaded for the child's growth. When adjusting the harness height, mandatory pieces to the CRS must be removed and could be misplaced. The harness must be rethreaded when reassembling after cleaning. |
Installation Features |
The restraint is equipped with hook-style LATCH attachments which may require twisting to remove from the lower anchors in the vehicle. The LATCH storage area is not labeled. There is no labeling to indicate which position the carrier handle should be in while the vehicle is in motion. |
Overall Ease of Use Rating |


text:
(12 Recipes) Created by TAPPSISLAND
Recipes in this Collection
Though we loaded up on the veggies, we didn't skip on the good stuff! Submitted by SP_STEPF Carbs: 59.8g | Fat: 6.4g | Fiber: 14.6g | Protein: 17.6g | Calories: 356.6
Lower in fat version of my old fave recipe. Submitted by PAPEROSES2182 Carbs: 22g | Fat: 2.6g | Fiber: 4.4g | Protein: 15.6g | Calories: 174.7
A recipe that is full of great taste and loaded with potassium. Submitted by CHATTYCATHY2 Carbs: 55.3g | Fat: 4.2g | Fiber: 13.3g | Protein: 32.1g | Calories: 370.2
Cookbook creator says: Chicken Submitted by POLLYHIDALGO Carbs: 17g | Fat: 10.7g | Fiber: 2.3g | Protein: 25.8g | Calories: 268.7
Yummy healthy enchiladas Submitted by JOEMELEAGLES Carbs: 24.4g | Fat: 4.7g | Fiber: 3.4g | Protein: 10.7g | Calories: 179.2
A great way to use leftover cooked chicken breast. Submitted by SHAMROCKS1980 Carbs: 53.8g | Fat: 7.3g | Fiber: 4.9g | Protein: 14.2g | Calories: 335.3
This one-dish meal is great for a weeknight meal or as a appetizer for a party. Serve it with steamed broccoli or a green salad. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 30.4g | Fat: 9.9g | Fiber: 8.5g | Protein: 30g | Calories: 326.1
THIS IS COMFORT FOOD LIKE MOM USED TO MAKE ONLY LOW FAT. Submitted by CINDYSIOUX Carbs: 31.4g | Fat: 15.4g | Fiber: 5.8g | Protein: 21.7g | Calories: 346.6
Very filling super delicious, and SPICY!! You can tone down the spiciness by substituting plain Diced Tomatoes instead of ones with Green Chilies as I do. Submitted by TLB1630 Carbs: 21.2g | Fat: 9.9g | Fiber: 2.7g | Protein: 17.3g | Calories: 288.2
Submitted by ERICAMARIE0206 Carbs: 36.4g | Fat: 18.9g | Fiber: 2g | Protein: 21.9g | Calories: 401.3
This is a quick and easy recipe and my family loves it! Submitted by KNAKEDKNITTER Carbs: 12.6g | Fat: 5.9g | Fiber: 1.5g | Protein: 11.6g | Calories: 153.3
This tortilla soup tastes better than anything you can get at a restaurant. And it's healthy too! Don't let the long list of ingredients fool you. All you do is dump everything into the slow cooker and walk away. Submitted by DIXIED88 Carbs: 20.3g | Fat: 2.5g | Fiber: 4.2g | Protein: 17.4g | Calories: 168.6


text:
Sports and speedways long have been associated with Indiana, but other sides of the Hoosier State add appealing dimension.
Indianapolis has reinvented itself with pretty green spaces and cutting-edge museums, while striking landscapes survive beyond the state's patchwork of farms -- hulking sand dunes along Lake Michigan and pristine wilderness in the southern reaches (such as Brown County State Park, pictured at left).
Click ahead to find out about 20 of our favorite experiences in Indiana, from sampling the country life in northern Indiana's Amish country to treasure-hunting along Antique Alley east of Indy.
Visit Indiana
Log in to leave a comment


text:
Skip to content
Skip to main navigation
Skip to 1st column
Skip to 2nd column
General News
» Grimm No Stranger To Long Odds
August 7, 2012 @ 9:10 am
Current rating:
5.00 Stars
/1 Votes
Grimm No Stranger To Long Odds
Written by
Grimm faces a battle to make the 2012 squad
Mark Lomoglio/PR
Goldson On 49ers: "Just Another Team We Have To Play"
"Unselfish" Foster Contributing To David's Success
Bucs News To Know 12-12: Schiano, McCoy, Sullivan, Glennon
Schiano Talks Stunts, Record and The Future On 98.7 The Fan
Schiano Might Have Saved His Job With Win Over Bills
In 2010 Bucs safety Cody Grimm came out of nowhere to not only earn a roster spot, but an eventual starting role. Two years later the former Hokie knows a roster spot isn't a given and will need to make an impact over the four preseason games to have a chance to stick in 2012.
Cody Grimm knows all about tackling long odds. Even after a stellar high school career in Virginia, Grimm had just one scholarship offer – to William & Mary.
Grimm decided to take on a big challenge by going to Blacksburg, but beat the odds as a walk-on player at Virginia Tech, eventually earning a scholarship while putting together a solid career as a linebacker for the Hokies.
2010 saw Grimm drafted in the seventh round by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and again faced an uphill climb to make the squad. The small in stature Grimm not only made the squad, but also ended up starting nine games as a rookie before a broken leg at Baltimore ended his season.
Now in his third season, and coming off another injury that limited him to just three games in 2011, Grimm once again is facing a battle to make the team. Listed behind Mark Barron and Larry Asante on the Bucs initial depth chart of the preseason, Grimm knows he has his work cut out for him, but isn't giving up.
"Yeah I'm not too worried about preseason depth charts as [long] as I am performing well in the preseason," Grimm said. "It doesn't matter if you're a first string or a third, if you come out and you put on some good film you're going to have a good chance to make this team. So that's pretty much the key. Come out here getting all the work you can during practice and in the film room so you can perform well on Fridays I guess, or whenever your preseason games are."
Grimm, who suffered a broken leg his rookie season, also finished last season on the injured reserved with an MCL injury that occurred during the third game of the season. PewterReport.com reported throughout last year's camp that Grimm appeared to be favoring the leg that had been broken, and Grimm confirmed he wasn't 100 percent last year.
"Last year at this time my leg was still bothering me," Grimm said. "Even into the preseason it was still bothering me. Obviously you take a little medicine and it's all fine during game time. I don't even notice anything wrong with my leg now, which is nice. I feel good again."
This offseason, Grimm's rehab and recovery have been much better.
"I feel awesome," Grimm said. "Started feeling good about a month ago. For a while I wasn't making much progress. Then all of the sudden one day it just clicked and started feeling really good and hasn't bothered me since."
Head coach Greg Schiano spoke about Grimm last week, and talked about how far the former Hokie has come since Schiano and his staff arrived back in late January.
"He is doing better," Schiano said. "I think when I arrived here and the staff arrived here he was still coming back from that injury. Fortunately or unfortunately that's what you see, but definitely a different player right now than he was in the springtime.
"I think Cody (Grimm) strength is when you get into game situations and you can go live because he will go get you. I think he is an intelligent football player. I am anxious to see him play in games [both] special teams and defense."
While some of the Buccaneers veteran players may still be a little shocked at the pace of Schiano's style, Grimm, while acknowledging it is not what he is used to, has no problem with the pace and attention to detail.
"It's different," Grimm said. "It's a little bit more contact, a little bit longer practices. Then we have a walk through at the end of the day where we install a bunch of stuff. Usually you would install in the morning, then practice. But we're kind of installing it in the afternoon then running it the next day. Then going over film, coming out working on what we messed up and some of the new stuff. So, it's a little different as far as the schedule. But same stuff, you got to come out, push through the heat. You go to run around, learn stuff and learn how to play with your teammates."
Watching your football team draft a player No. 7 overall who plays the same position you do isn't easy to watch, but Grimm had nothing but great things to say about former Alabama safety Mark Barron.
"He's just a specimen," Grimm said. "I mean he's a big dude. Him and Ronde are looking really good out there. He comes out, works hard every day. He's a professional, he a quiet guy and comes out and works hard. Usually rookies have trouble grasping the playbook, but he hasn't had an issue. He's a hard worker – it's what he's doing. As far as the skill set, obviously being taken seventh overall, that tells you something right there."
Grimm has had to battle for everything he has ever accomplished on a football field and knows making this year's team is just another hurdle. Talking to Grimm you get the sense he knows he is in for a fight – but one he thinks he can win.
"I'm feeling good so far," Grimm said. "Installing a lot of stuff still. But it's fun to come out here and run with the guys. Camaraderie, working hard together, that's what you do. You got to put in the sweat and tears now so going into the season you can have success.
"I got to come out and work hard everyday. We got a lot of good safeties this year and there's a lot of competition this year. So I'm just trying to come out and do what I can to secure myself a spot."
Last modified on Tuesday, 07 August 2012 09:26
Only registered users can rate articles!
Copyright © 2011 Pewter Report, PewterReport.com and Pewter Insider. All rights reserved. PewterReport.com, the official site of Pewter Report, is an independent source of news and commentary and is not affiliated with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers or the NFL.
Published in
General News
Tagged under
Training camp
General News
Social sharing
Add to Delicious
Digg this
Add to Reddit
Add to StumbleUpon
Add to Facebook
Add to MySpace
Add to Technorati
Latest from Mark Cook
Reynolds On The Kirk And Dinger Morning Show 12-12
Goldson On 49ers: "Just Another Team We Have To Play"
"Unselfish" Foster Contributing To David's Success
Bucs News To Know 12-12: Schiano, McCoy, Sullivan, Glennon
Schiano Talks Stunts, Record and The Future On 98.7 The Fan
Related items (by tag)
Goldson On 49ers: "Just Another Team We Have To Play"
"Unselfish" Foster Contributing To David's Success
Bucs News To Know 12-12: Schiano, McCoy, Sullivan, Glennon
Schiano Talks Stunts, Record and The Future On 98.7 The Fan
Schiano Might Have Saved His Job With Win Over Bills
More in this category:
« Blount Starts Over Martin As Bucs Release First Depth Chart
Bucs News To Know 8-7: Injury Update, Bucs Prepare For Fins »
Latest first
Older first
August 9, 2012
12:48 am
Hope you make it Cody. You have the potential to be a super safety.
August 7, 2012
4:34 pm
Pulling for you Cody.
August 7, 2012
3:25 pm
All you can do is try as hard as you can. Go Bucs!
August 7, 2012
9:59 am
His tackling from Year 1 to Year 2 is what puzzled me. He was a hard hitting tackling machine that really sured up our run defense in 2010. He was the guy that knocked Steven Jackson out of the lineup for 4 or 5 weeks that year. In the beginning of 2011 he became such a soft tackler...when he actually positioned himself to make the tackle. If it was all injury related he should come out smoking in the preseason this year. If he does I can see him making the team over Asante.
August 7, 2012
9:37 am
Im rooting for the guy, but it doesnt look good for him. He was successfull as a rookie due to his high football IQ, but I think he has already peaked and his leg injuries have made him a step slower. And he is a guy who cant afford to lose a step.
Only registered users can write comments!
Joomla components
by Compojoom
back to top
Around the Web
Reynolds On The Kirk And Dinger Morning Show 12-12
Cook On 98.7 The Fan Wednesday 12-11
Cook On 98.7 The Fan Tuesday Night 12-10
Reynolds on 98.7 The Fan's Booger And Rich Show 12-9
Cook On 98.7 The Fan's Fan Interference Show 11-27
Reynolds With Booger And Rich On 98.7 The Fan Monday 11-25
Cook On 98.7 The Fan's Fan Interference Show 11-20
Reynolds With Booger And Rich Monday 11-18
CB Adams Joins Long List Of Bucs To Injured Reserve
Bucs - Falcons Inactives Week 11
Week 11 Injury Report Bucs Vs. Falcons Friday 11-15
Week 11 Injury Report Bucs Vs. Falcons Thursday 11-14
SR's Fab 5 - 12-13
Tru Beautè Med Spa Bucs MVP: LB David
Goldson On 49ers: "Just Another Team We Have To Play"
"Unselfish" Foster Contributing To David's Success
Bucs News To Know 12-12: Schiano, McCoy, Sullivan, Glennon
Schiano Talks Stunts, Record and The Future On 98.7 The Fan
Schiano Might Have Saved His Job With Win Over Bills
Schiano Agrees Bucs Defense Is Helping Team's Turnaround
Most Impressive And Most Disappointing: Bills Vs. Bucs
Off To A Hotter Start Than Brooks, David Deserves Pro Bowl Nod
Locker Room Buzz: Post Game Quotes From Bills At Bucs
Bucs Tame Bills For Fourth Win: Unit Game Grades
Michael Crabtree has an ankle injury
A pair of high-profile NFC West wideouts missed most of the season...
Dashon Goldson thinks he's being targeted...
Someone really ought to tell Dashon Goldson how reputations get made. The...
Freeman continues to be MIA in...
After quarterback Josh Freeman secured his freedom from the Buccaneers (along with...
Buccaneers batter Bills
In a bad game between two losing teams on Sunday in Tampa,...
Bucs score fast on warm and...
While much of America deals with cold and snow, it's a warm...
Week 14 early inactives
Every week we'll bring you all the inactives from the early games...
2013 Bucs Midseason Grades – Defense And Special Teams
Which defensive unit in Tampa Bay gets the highest grade at the midseason point? Which part of the defense gets the lowest grade after the first eight games of the 2013 campaign? Get the answers ...
[+] Read more
Missed an Issue?
Article from Issue:
[+] Subscribe Today
Previous Polls
How many wins would you need to welcome back Schiano in 2014?
All of them 8-0 - 10.1%
Most of them, 6-4 - 26.6%
Half of them, 4-4 - 27.7%
Doesn't matter, time for a change - 35.6%
Total votes
: 188
The voting for this poll has ended on: 11 Dec 2013 - 00:02
Pewter Report: Your source for inside and breaking news on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Events Coverage
General News
Training Camp
Game Coverage
Injury Reports
Senior Bowl
Free Agency
OTAs / Mini-Camps
Regular Features
Around the Web (RSS Feeds)
SR's Fab Five
PI Quick Hits
Training Camp Diary
Former Bucs
PR Reacts
Chat Transcript
Articles Archive
Bucs Info
NFL Standings
Depth Chart
Bucs History
About Pewter Report
Advertise with Pewter Report
Help & Support
Terms and Service
Privacy Policy
Employment at Pewter Report
Fan Central
Message Board
Become an Insider
Free 30 Day Insider Trial
Scott Reynolds
Mark Cook
Gil Arcia
Eric Dellaratta
Digital Magazine
2013 Bucs Midseason Awards Issue
Digital Magazine Archive
Reynolds' Column
Cook's Column
Point – Counterpoint
Arcia's Column
Dellaratta's Column
PR Reacts
Sign up as a User
Subscribe to the Pewter Insider
Enter your username and password below to sign in to your PewterReport account.
Forgot your password?
Other issues logging in?
Register for FREE to get instant access to the following user benefits on PewterReport.com:
Message boards
Chat sessions
Article commenting & ranking
Pick'em contests
Instant messaging
Personal Pewter Report profile
Article notification options
And other exclusive content
No account yet?
x close


text:
NATO Secretary-General Anders Fogh Rasmussen said in a Twitter post that the request would be considered without delay. A fact-finding team is on the ground in Turkey, according to Lt. Col. Jay Janzen, a spokesman for Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe.
"The fact-finding teams include experts from the nations that have shown their willingness to offer Patriots as well as Turkish officials and a few NATO experts," he said.
Turkish officials have emphasized that any deployment of the Patriot missiles would be purely for defensive measures. President Abdullah Gul said earlier this month that Turkey has no intention of going to war with Syria.
A NATO official who is not authorized to speak on record to the media told CNN that the fact-finding team now in Turkey includes military personnel from Germany, the United States and Holland, the three countries that have available Patriot missile batteries.
The official also indicated that those batteries could be deployed dozens of kilometers away from the border fence.
"No decisions have been made about the location and numbers of Patriot batteries in Turkey," the official said.
The official said he doesn't believe "there will be an imminent threat from this deployment escalating the conflict between Turkey and Syria."
"By contrast, I think it will demonstrate a deterrence effect," the official said, "and make it clear that NATO is prepared to defend Turkish territory and Turkish population."


text: I've found these Striker Goal trainer some the most comfortable shoes I've worn. I had a few pairs over the last few years and was looking to buy a replacement pair for my current Dark Charcoal items which are about worn out. Disappointed to see that Merrell are only producing in Sage and Espresso colours, hope this the run out of this very popular trainer.


text:
You may notice that a great number of websites and blogs are built with WordPress. The possibilities are vast whether you want to use it for your personal blog or business. In businesses, most website owners and internet marketers face the challenge of designing a website that actually gets visitors to respond and take action. Sure, you can take all the time to learn how to design and create an effective page for your site which can take hours and leave less time for you to focus on your business or marketing. You are wasting your most valuable resource, which is TIME.
I'm going to share with you how OptimizePress changed my websites. You don't need to spend hours with all the technical fluff. This tool, combined with WordPress is like reuniting long lost twins that gives you twice the ease of posting content and designing fantastic pages.
What is OptimizePress?
OptimizePress by James Dyson is a powerful and yet easy to use WordPress Theme that allows anyone to make fantastic pages optimized for sales letters, squeeze pages, product offers and a whole lot more with its many effective design templates that are included. You do not need to worry on how to structure or design an effective page. The simple to use interface gives your pages a new look with a few clicks and keep your visitors interested with your site. You can also quickly do split testing and find out which template works better.
James Dyson had a great deal of experience working with internet marketers around the world and developed an effective system called OptimizePress which gives you the capability to create fantastic pages that boosts results no matter where you use it.
"I've used James Dysons designs for over 4 years because he does conversion testing and has a detailed eye for design. OptimizePress is awesome for great looking squeeze pages, sales letters and offer pages. My team were able to install it instantly with ease"
What are some of the great stuff you could do with OptimizePress?
Get more visitors to convert
You can use the squeeze page feature and instantly create stunning yet effective designs to get visitors to opt-in to your page. It even allows you to show e-covers, bullet points, and even video.
Sell Products More Effectively
OptimizePress has effective templates that lets you put up your sales letters instantly and converts visitors into buying your products.
Make Your Product Launches Go Viral!
Once you setup your product launch, you can also make it work with Facebook and Twitter to get visitors to respond and share your content.
Just How Easy It Is to Create Sales Pages with OptimizePress?
Lots of Effective Templates
Once you get OptimizePress installed, you will notice the interface once you create a page. You can choose a variety of sales page templates. Once you have chosen your template, you are one step away from the painstaking process of creating sales letters.
You can just simply follow the template and customize it with its easy to use interface.
Easy Shortcode Interface
If you need additional customization, there are many elements you can add such as testimonials, bullet points, and other features that contribute to a fantastic sales page.
Integrates with Auto Responders and Cart
Not only it gives you the options to style it and make it look stunning, you can also use almost any email responder and also cart to work with it. I use Aweber and Nanacast to integrate with OptimizePress.
Claim your Bonus for OptimizePress
Get James Dyson's OptimizePress from us using THIS LINK and you can choose your bonus found in the Bonus Page*
We recommend that you pick James Dyson Bonus (online video version) from Fast Web Formula 2. In this rare video you will James Dyson take you through the best conversion techniques for websites and how you can apply them to make more profit.
Once you order from THIS LINK please forward your receipt to SuperFastHelp to claim your bonus. Choose your bonus from the Bonus Page*
*terms and conditions apply


text:
German strongman, Patrik Baboumian, recently set a new Guinness World Record shouldering 1,212.54 lbs. and carrying it for over 32 feet. Woah! You won't come close to strapping on that kind of weight. But with the wrong pack, it may feel like it. And the only one who'll be happy about it is your chiropractor. Here at Quest Outdoors, we'll help you navigate our huge selection of backpacks. We'll look at torso range, total capacity, internal vs. external frames, hydration compatibility, attachment points, and much more. It's time to pick your perfect pack pronto!
Types of Camping Backpacks We Carry
• Hydration
• Day Packs
• Midsize
• Expedition
Brands we carry:
- Arc'Teryx
- Osprey Packs
- The North Face
- Gregory Packs
- Granite Gear


text: Centuries ago in the Huanacache region of San Juan, Argentina, there was a chain of 25 interconnected lagoons that were inhabited by the indigenous Huarpe tribes, who traveled in small canoes called "Lagooners". These lagoons have long since dried up, and in doing so changed the hard land into a renowned viticultural region. Finca Rewen, the winery that produces 25 Lagunas, has an estate vineyard located at a 2,000 foot elevation, near the foothills of the Andes Mountains. San Juan is an arid wine region, known for having intense sun, and is ideal for producing warm climate varietals. It is practically uninhabited with vast expanses of vineyards that take their irrigation from the crystal clean runoff of the nearby Andes. Torrontes is a white wine grape that makes fragrant, rich and fruity wines with crisp acidity and good body. For the past 10 years or so, Malbec has taken center stage as the premier grape of the Mendoza region of Argentina. However, Torrontes is waking up people's senses to its fragrant and exotic components similar to Viognier and Verdehello. Argentina, with its two mountains ranges, takes on different flavor profile than Chile. Vintners are starting to think outside the Chardonnay box and experimenting with new varietals like Torrontes. It may take some trial and error, guaranteed a lot of soil and climatic studies, in addition to playing with sun exposition to plant the vines. However, there are vineyards in all the major wine valleys of Argentina now hitting it spot-on with Torrontes. This 25 Lagunas Torrontes is a pale yellow offering with bright green notes of citrus, floral essences with hints of grapefruit and apple. The flavors are lean and crisp with refreshing dollops of lime and grapefruit. May Vintners Series Newsletter (.pdf)


text:
Athletes Recognized
(Shopping News Photo by Donald Reese)
Three Cocalico High School athletes have been recognized as Lancaster/Lebanon League Soccer All Stars. Shown in the photo are (left to right): Daniel Graybill (1st team), Jacob Grasser (academics) and John Waskowicz (2nd team).
Last Updated (Tuesday, 10 December 2013 11:14)
World's Top Web Hosting providers awarded and reviewed. Find a reliable green hosting service, read greengeeks review