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Fylde travel to meet local rivals Preston Grasshoppers on Saturday, with a large seasonal crowd expected to turn out for the derby game.
Aside from wanting to take the local bragging rights, Fylde, currently third in National Three (North), are desperate to put further pressure on leading clubs Caldy and Nuneaton.
Hoppers are in eighth place and come off the back of an impressive cup win over Hull.
Fylde's away record this season, with just two victories, is unimpressive and they will have to improve their form away from the Woodlands considerably if they are to beat 'Hoppers who, apart from an off day in mid-September against Harrogate, have performed strongly at Lightfoot Green with a run of four successive wins.
If Hoppers' 33 tries to date are put in the shade by the free running Fylde side that has so far run in 54 tries, then the weather and pitch conditions at Lightfoot Green may not be conducive to the kind of attacking rugby that the visitors have displayed so regularly at the Woodlands this season.
Hoppers also have the great advantage of a settled squad with lots of continuity in recent seasons.
Head coach Alex Keay has built and blended a team from young players, some of whom have come up through the impressive youth development ranks, others who have joined from clubs in and around the area.
But they continue to miss the inspirational back play of Olli Vinney, who has done such damage to Fylde and other N3N defences in recent seasons.
Fylde will welcome back Darren Clark from suspension and, if given the chance, he will relish taking on his old colleagues.
Fellow prop Andrew Irving played on loan for National One Manchester on Saturday against Bedford and will hope to make his debut on Saturday, as will Canadian international lock Oli Atkinson if he's still available on loan from Moseley.
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I am wanting the position the DIV #member to the top right of the banner and have it move with the rest of the site. As you can see with this link below, the DIV #member stays in place and doesn't move with the rest of the site.LINK-http://www.securehostserver.info/~msbclcc/test/
Here is an example of the position I am wanting that DIV to be in. LINK-http://www.securehostserver.info/msbc/
Thanks in advance to anyone who can help.
Hi Todd,Since your #member div is absolute positioned it is positioning from the nearest positioned ancestor, the body element in your case.
Set position:relative; on your #wrapper div to establish it as the containing block for the AP #member div.
Since that member div is on the right side of the wrapper div you can just say right:0; instead of left:895px;
That did the trick! I will read up with the reference link. Thank you so much.
I will read up with the reference link.That was really just an example, you can learn more about positioning at the SP reference.
Rayzur, Can you take a peek at the image I have floating to the right with the class .floatRight? It appears correctly in Safari and IE8 but looks odd in IE7 and IE6? Any thoughts as to why?
I also just noticed that my navigation bar (mustard yellow) is not fitting the exact width in IE6. It appears to be too long....
Hi, after the image that has .floatRight , wrap those elements in a
 (give it a calss) and then give that element haslayout
I also just noticed that my navigation bar (mustard yellow) is not fitting the exact width in IE6. It appears to be too long.... Hi,That's because the #content div is stretching the main wrapper due to a Double Margin Bug on the #content div. The fix is display:inline;
[B]#content[/B] {
width: 637px;
float: right;
margin-right: 31px;
display:inline; /*fix ie6 double margin bug*/
EDIT:The double margin bug was not causing the navbar problem but it still needs to be fixed.
The navbar problem is IE6 stretching the #nav due to the 53px left margin added to the 980px width. The #wrapper is 980px so the navbar hangs out.
[B]#nav[/B] {
width: 927px; /*980px*/
height: 36px;
margin: 0 0 0 53px;
padding: 0;
list-style: none;
overflow: hidden;
To fix the first problem with the floated right image just remove the 100% width from your h2, you added a 10px right margin and it exceeds the available space.
There is no need to add any new divs to the html .
It was the same problem that I mentioned above, you are not allowing for margins with your total widths. Block level elements are 100% by defaullt and you don't have to declare the width or display:block. As long as you don't set a width the browser will account for the margin.
[B]#content h2[/B] {
/*display: block;*/
 /*width: 100%;*/
text-indent: -9999px;
border-bottom: 1px solid #C1C1C1;
margin: 0 0 10px 0;
Thanks for the edit! That did the trick. I really appreciate your help. Do you think I still need the clearfix class that Ryan Reese was referring to?
Hi,As I mentioned above there is no need for any new divs in the html. Ryan's suggestion was to wrap everything after the image in a div and set "haslayout" on it. The text would not wrap under your right image if you did that though. There was never anything mentioned about adding a "clearfix", your floats are being contained just fine. The overflow:hidden on your #main is taking care of float containment and the width there is giving haslayout to IE6/7 which will contain floats.
[B]#main[/B] {
background: #FFF url(../i/gfx_bkg_main.gif) repeat-y;
width: 950px;/*IE6/7 haslayout = float containment*/
padding: 0 15px 20px;
overflow: hidden;/*float containment*/
border-top: 20px solid #FFF;
border-bottom: 20px solid #FFF;
As long as you remove the 100% width on the #content h2 that I noted in my last post IE6/7 will be just fine.
I would remove the height from your wrapper div though, heights really should not be set on pages that need to expand with content.
#wrapper {
width: 980px;
/*height: 1100px;*/
margin: 0px auto;
padding-bottom: 0;
position: relative;

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THE new chief of Cheshire Police says he is determined to keep as 'many officers as possible' on the streets during budget cuts.
Simon Byrne was confirmed as Chief Constable during a meeting with local authority officials and John Dwyer, Police and Crime Commissioner, at Cheshire Police headquarters in Winsford.
He will replace the retiring Dave Whatton on June 25, and says neighbourhood patrols are a priority, despite plans by Mr Dwyer to reduce police officer numbers by 50 by March 2015.
Mr Byrne said: "It's about keeping an open mind about officer numbers. I have got £200 million to make sure we keep the front line visible. I won't rule out the fact we can invest more in frontline policing, but if we do we may be losing something somewhere else.
"The direction has been set about the number of police officers across the constabulary.
"I want to keep as many officers on patrol as possible. When you see the officer on the street is how most people feel safe."
Mr Byrne is joining Cheshire Police from his role as Assistant Commissioner with London Metropolitan Police.
He has also carried out senior roles with Merseyside Police and Greater Manchester Police, but says he is excited by his first role of overall leadership.
The Cheshire family man said: "I have lived in the area off and on for 40 years.
"There is that slightly different feeling when you get up in the morning that work you are doing is helping to keep people safe where you live.
"I'm a strong advocate of neighbourhood policing and I want to bring that experience here. I'm excited by the challenge."
Mr Byrne is targeting violent crime and anti-social behaviour, and plans to visit the community in the town before starting the job.
He added: "It's about recognising that broadly the public want us to do more about violent crime and ASB, which covers a variety of ills.
"I'm going to spend more time in the county and use that time wisely, and meet, where I can, the community to find out what issues there are first hand."


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Taylor Swift Asks Cancer Patient to Be Her Date to the ACM Awards
She couldn't go to his prom, but Taylor Swift still scores major points for asking cancer patient Kevin McGuire to the ACM Awards.
-Lucia Peters
Kevin McGuire is 18 years old, and he lives in south Jersey. When he was 13, he was diagnosed with leukemia. After years of chemo, pills, spinal taps, and bone marrow screenings, he finally won the battle on April 24, 2010. Throughout his treatment, Kevin stayed positive, played basketball, and started varsity football as a freshman. He also really likes Taylor Swift. But Kevin recently had a relapse and is currently fighting cancer for the second time, which is why his older sister, Victoria, started a campaign dedicated to getting Taylor Swift to go to Kevin's senior prom with him.
Taylor, unfortunately, isn't available the day of the prom; however, because she's a total sweetheart, she did him one better: She asked him to be her date to the American Country Music Awards.
All together now: Awwwwww!
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I'm not always a huge fan of Taylor's music (though I will admit to enjoying her Hunger Games song with the Civil Wars quite a bit), but this? This is pretty fantastic. According to the Daily Mail, Taylor posted a message on her Facebook page after she got wind of the campaign saying, "Kevin I'm so sorry but I won't be able to make it to your prom. But I was wondering, the ACM Awards are coming up. Would you be my date?"
He said yes, of course; as he put it, "The ACM Awards is a lot better than the senior prom." I'll say! He'll be flying out to Las Vegas to attend the awards ceremony with Taylor on April 1.
Kevin, by the way, is continuing his positive outlook throughout everything (and I'm sure having a date with Taylor Swift certainly isn't hurting); according to USA Today, he's already been accepted to both Rowan University in Glassboro and St. Joseph's University in Philadelphia, and he plans to study psychology. And after college? He wants to counsel children with cancer.
Good for you, Kevin. And good on you for taking him to the ACM Awards with you, Taylor. We hope you both have a great time!
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Global Media Group adds AKA Private to slate
The Global Media Group has added AKA Private to its sales slate.
The documentary examines the tragic side of the Hollywood machine. Interviews include porn legend Ron Jeremy, Frank Stallone, Anthony Quinn's son Francesco Quinn and is produced and directed by Brett Rosenberg.
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Today's meal was inspired by Brad's posting: viewtopic.php?f=2&t=24027
I bought some boneless pork chops at the local meat market that I frequent. I meant to put them in the marinade last night, but we got home late after going to see Kathleen Madigan. So, this morning, I took some fennel seed and put them in a coffee grinder. I mixed it with some EVOO and some pressed garlic. I used the jacccard on the pork chops and then covered them in the mixture. Since I didn't take care of things last night, I used the FoodSaver and vacuum sealed them and put back in the fridge.
As the subject implies, I had one less helper around today. One of our Boxers, the one we adopted about 5 years ago, ended up with lymphoma and his quality of life was suffering. We had him put down today . I do have a helper left and she was there to assist me today.
The chops turned out very well and we're going to have them again. I also cut up some bell peppers and coated them with some EVOO and salt and pepper.
Thanks to Brad for sharing!


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University of Illinois Press announces the publication of International Women Stage Directors -- which features articles by our own Associate Professor Dr. Vessela Warner.
Each of the book's 24 chapters surveys the development of feminism in a different country and explores the historical place of women in the theatre directing business. Vessela's section is, naturally, about the women who have distinguished themselves as directors in Bulgaria.
It's another impressive achievement in the career of Dr. Warner, and an important and interesting topic besides! The book is available now from the publisher.


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Most fashion houses are understandably cagey about who they are dressing for the Oscars, the most lucrative red carpet marketing event of the year, which takes place this Sunday in Los Angeles. However, as I've been making the rounds of the Milan shows, some bits and bobs of information have come leaking out. The fear, of course, in spilling the beans is that in the end you are proved wrong (see post on Adele at the Grammys). The dressing game isn't over until the celebrity actually exits the limo, but a few designers were willing to go on the record. Read more
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Don't Look at MeRiddles are little poems or phrases that pose a question that needs answering. Riddles frequently rhyme, but this is not a requirement.
You shouldn't look at me,
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Or you might die a young death.
I can make you hurt,
If you stay out too long.
I can turn white to black,
And the other way around.
I'm far away,
But you can still feel me.
You know when I'm there,
'Cause it's really hot.
What am I?
HintI'm not from this Earth.
AnswerThe sun.
You shouldn't look at the sun.
It can give you skin cancer.
It can give you a tan, to make you darker, or fade colors.
It gives off heat from far away, but you know the sun is there.
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Unless you have been hiding under a rock, which in turn was buried beneath an avalanche, which in turn was tucked beneath a black hole, you no doubt know there is an election tomorrow. Not just any election mind you, a presidential election. If you are currently one of those mysterious undecided voters the news keeps talking about, why not turn to your favorite food brands and chain restaurants for guidance?
Engage, a digital agency based in Washington D.C., has teamed up with Buzzfeed to do some pretty neat food-based data collecting. The goal? To figure out what a person's favorite brands and restaurants says about their political leanings. They did this by culling data from Engage's Trendsetter app, which cross-references polling data with influence and page "likes" from Facebook.
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All you need is a laptop equipped with a WPA2 compatible wireless Ethernet card to access the Albion College network from a variety of wireless locations on campus. All wireless access requires network authentication. This involves entering your network (not Google) username and password.
There are two wireless networks available on campus, using the following SSIDs:
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AlbionDevices - This network is for gaming systems and other non-browser systems
Albion's wireless network supports a minimum standard of the 802.11g protocol. We strongly recommend using a dual-band (2.4 Ghz/5Ghz) wireless card that is at least 802.11n compatible, as this provides a much faster connection. In some areas of campus we support the even faster 802.11ac as well, but this standard has not been deployed campus-wide at this time. The 802.11b protocol is not supported on campus.
The Albion WPA2 wireless network will allow you to connect to the network in a secure fashion and provide the same access as a wired port. This wireless network is secured by utilizing the WPA2 Enterprise specification. This requires your wireless network adapter to support this standard. Check the user manual that came with your system to ensure your wireless card is WPA2 compatible. To set up wireless networking on your laptop, select your OS from the list below for detailed instructions:
The AlbionDevices network provides wireless access for devices that do not have a web browser, or otherwise need an always on connection without requiring the user to continue to provide access credentials.
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WT - Wednesday, January 24, 2007 - linkHoly Bajesus .. that Zalman HSF is a board breaker .... it looks like a Civic spare tire sitting on the board. Reply
xsilver - Thursday, January 25, 2007 - linki guess u have yet to see the tuniq tower?
at least this zalman has a low centre of gravity Reply
semo - Wednesday, January 24, 2007 - linkthat tt soprano dx looks awfully similar to the cm wavemaster. Reply
kleinwl - Wednesday, January 24, 2007 - linkGary,
Did you talk to Antec about their PSU failures? Are they doing anything to improve it? I've had 2 SP-450s fail in a row (2nd being a replacement for the first) with less than 100 hours of service. Reply
sprockkets - Wednesday, January 24, 2007 - linkSaw them at Circuit city, they are quite cool, I think they have 3.5 hdd in them somehow. I do not seem them for sale anymore at Circuit city, and the one at newegg has no built in wifi and is more expensive. Reply
syncmaster - Wednesday, January 24, 2007 - linkGary, can you confirm if the first Acer monitor you show has a glossy screen because it states on Acer's website that is has crystalbrite technology like all their other 5 series. I believe this monitor is AL2251W which would make it the first 22" widescreen glossy monitor.
Many thanks.
James. Reply
IntelUser2000 - Wednesday, January 24, 2007 - linkOn the second page: " Intel 946GZ chipset with X3000 integrated graphics, up to 2GB of DDR2-667, 160GB..."
should be
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THE European Parliament election takes place this Thursday (May 22)
Polling stations will open across Sedgemoor from 7am to 10pm with eight parties fighting for six MEP seats.
Counting will not take place until Sunday in Bridgwater Town Hall as most of Europe is voting that day.
Once counted, the results will be relayed to Poole Borough Council, the regional co-ordinating authority, with the result expected at midnight – see bridgwatermercury.co.uk for results.


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Sutton & Epsom Rugby Club coach Jeff Parsons is enjoying being four points clear at the top of London Two South West, but he admits to still being nervous on Friday nights before games.
Sutton sit pretty at the divisional summit after a 44-24 win at Dover on Saturday.
However, Parsons was missing seven first team regulars and lost a further two to injury early in the game.
It means Parsons cannot be certain who will turn up for training and who will start the games, and while the second string players who have come in have started well, the coach says there are tougher tests to come.
He said: "It's all going according to plan, but we are being very unlucky with injuries at the moment.
"We have seven or eight first team players out and even on Saturday, we lost Mike Blakeburn to a hamstring and Phil Williams was involved in a car crash on the way to Dover and although he started, he was too shaken up to play.
"But that shows our luck at the moment. I cannot deny that I still get nervous on a Friday night before games, you just don't know what is going to turn up."
Parsons praised the overall commitment of his players saying they all wanted to stay and work hard over the summer after last year's disappointing season that ended in relegation.
But he added: "I would feel more comfortable if we were winning by bigger margins, but it is not only us who are putting out inconsistent sides.
"Look at Camberley, we put 70-odd past them two weeks' ago and then they beat KCS Old Boys last weekend."
Parsons' injury list includes Adam Blissett, Austin Shepherd, Pete Matthews, Ian Knott, Andy Nichols, Sam Hurley, Blakeburn and Williams.
He was also without Simon Day on Saturday due to work commitments.
However, the side stepping in were still too strong for Dover where Steve Warnham starred with a try and 19 points off his boot.
Michael Cartledge, Shawn Renwick, James Caddy and Charlie Purvis added the tries which keeps up Sutton's 100 per cent record.
Sutton take on second-placed Old Tottonians in two weeks, after a home tie against Warlingham in the Intermediate Cup on Saturday.


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Céline Fall 2011
As the woman who appeared at Céline—after taking a maternity leave, and in her own good time—Phoebe Philo was so certain of what she was going to say about clothes for her peer group that she made history by diverting fashion onto the road to minimalism. History? What are we talking about? That was only last year, spring 2010, and—hard as it is to grasp about someone who has established such an extensive and authoritative vocabulary already—Fall 2011 is only her fourth runway show.
And Philo, thank goodness, is not one to get hysterically hyped by the pressure to shift gears, race ahead, or perform U-turns in what she believes in. Fashion copyists may have already dismissed "minimal" as a passing fad, but she rises above that, continuing to concentrate all her thoughts on coats, jackets, pants, and bags, and how to drive them forward season by season. It's based on a feeling for line, texture, and something essential about the nature of modern women. Which is why all these automobile analogies have started to pile up here. "I was thinking about interiors of cars," she said, standing backstage, a calm, slim figure in a shirt, narrow pants, and sneakers. "What it feels like to be inside a beautiful, powerful car. It's that, reduced."
Okay, knowing that might not overtly explain what is going on in the collection. Really, Céline is this season's sleekest manifestation of the collaging of materials we've seen as an underlying fall trend. She's mastered that by developing her predilections for, say, tuxedo trousers, by slicing leather into the sides or backs of highly desirable skinny pants. Or by making a coat out of color-blocked fur. Or constructing other wool coats from abstract panels—or layering fur under crackled leather jackets.
Still, a full discussion of Philo's complex methods can't be covered by earnest notes on construction. There's also her wit and her Englishness to take into account—the slight Mod undertones of her boyish shirts and the funny wood prints clearly (when you know her sources) transferred from the walnut dashboard of a classic car, for example. And then, take a second look at the great chevron-patterned jersey sweaters layered over white turtlenecks. If that doesn't remind you of a dad at the wheel of a Jaguar sometime in the seventies, nothing will.


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Kentucky baseball evens series with Florida
Published: Saturday, March 16, 2013 at 3:14 p.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, March 16, 2013 at 3:14 p.m.
The 10th-ranked Kentucky Wildcats scored 11 runs in their final four at-bats to erase a 3-0 Florida lead and even their opening Southeastern Conference series at one game apiece with an 11-5 win Saturday before a McKethan Stadium crowd of 3,120.
The Gators (9-11, 1-1) jumped out to an early lead, scoring once in the first on senior Vickash Ramjit's two-out RBI single and adding two more runs in the second on sophomore Josh Tobias' lead-off home run, his second in two days, and an RBI single by freshman Harrison Bader.
It appeared that would be more than enough for UF starter Jonathon Crawford, a preseason All-America who cruised through the first five innings and allowed no runs on two hits, at one point retiring seven straight batters on groundouts.
Kentucky (15-3, 1-1) finally got to him for a pair of runs in the sixth to cut the lead to 3-2, and then came a forgettable seventh in which the first three UK batters reached base without a hit, courtesy of two walks and a hit batsman that ended the day for Crawford.
By the time a trio of UF relievers had each managed to get an out to end the inning, the Wildcats had sent 11 men to the plate and scored five times, with the big blow a two-run single by Austin Cousino.
"There were situations where all we needed to do was throw a strike," UF head coach Kevin O'Sullivan said. "The game's not won until the last out, but I did not see that coming. I did not see a total breakdown on the pitching side of things."
Florida did plate a run in the bottom of the inning on Bader's one-out, RBI double off Kentucky reliever Chandler Shepherd to make it 7-4, and an inning later, the Gators brought the potential tying run to the plate with two on and two outs in the eighth. UK closer Trevor Gott, however, came on to record a strikeout and end the threat.
The Wildcats then put the game on ice with four runs in the ninth off redshirt freshman reliever Aaron Rhodes, the last of five UF pitchers, with Cousino, who was 4-for-5 with four RBIs, capping UK's scoring with a two-out, two-run homer to right.
UF did add a run in its final at-bat off Gott, who earned his sixth save, but it was too little, too late.
"It's disappointing, but Jonathon did a really good job the first six innings," said Bader, who was 3-for-4 with two singles and a double and reached base in all five at-bats (walk, error).
"We kept fighting back and got within three. We were trying to get as loud as possible in the dugout. In situations like that, it's all you can really do."
For the game, UF pitchers issued seven walks and hit five batters.
"There's not much to say," O'Sullivan said. "It's not good."
UK starter Jerad Grundy (4-1) picked up the win, scattering six hits over six innings and allowing three runs, all earned.
Crawford (0-3) took the loss, leaving UF starters still winless on the season after 20 games.
The two teams will conclude the series with the rubber game Sunday at noon.
"It's incredibly important, especially for the series, whether it be Kentucky or any other team," Bader said. "It's the SEC opener. We know we're going to come out and fight and stay positive."
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Here it is, from the NYR:
New York, June 17, 2010 – New York Rangers President and General Manager Glen Sather announced the 2010 pre-season schedule today, featuring three games at Madison Square Garden and a total of six games in 10 days.
The Rangers 2010 pre-season schedule will consist of three home-and-home sets, opening against the New Jersey Devils at Madison Square Garden on Thursday, September 23, before travelling to Newark on Saturday, September 25. New York will then head to Detroit to face the Red Wings on Sunday, September 26, before returning home for the second of their two matchups on Wednesday, September 29. The Rangers will wrap up their pre-season schedule with back-to-back games against the Senators, Friday, October 1 in New York and Saturday, October 2 at Ottawa.
The 2010 New York Rangers training camp begins with players reporting to the Madison Square Garden Training Facility on Friday, September 17.
Thursday, Sept. 23 vs. New Jersey at Madison Square Garden, 7 p.m..
Saturday, Sept. 25 at New Jersey, 7 p.m.
Sunday, Sept. 26 at Detroit, 5 p.m.
Wednesday, Sept. 29 vs. Detroit at Madison Square Garden, 7 p.m.
Friday, Oct. 1 vs. Ottawa at Madison Square Garden, 7 p.m.
Saturday, Oct. 2 at Ottawa, 7 p.m.