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ROYERSFORD — Any time the Spring-Ford and Owen J. Roberts boys lacrosse teams meet up you can expect lightning-quick goals, thunderous hits on defense and more often than not the goals raining down.
Unfortunately, the weather followed their cue.
In the second installment of the Rams and Wildcats' annual rivalry games, Spring-Ford burst out to a seemingly-comfortable 12-5 lead through three quarters only for Owen J. to mount a furious rally early in the fourth quarter, pulling it all the way back to 14-11 with 4:11 remaining in the game. That is where the game remains after lightning and torrential rain forced the postponement of the final four-plus minutes to a date and time to be determined.
Paul Major, the reigning Mercury All-Area Player of the Year, and Troy Szostek were the dominant forces for much of the game, Major amassing four goals and five assists and the sharp-shooting Szostek totalling four goals and an assist. Midfielder D.J. Young had two goals and an assist while defenders Zach Hare and Kevin Honaman each scored once.
Chris Antich was tops for the Wildcats with two goals and three assists while Ryan Kent, Sam Garges and Will Snelling hit the net twice. Solo scores came from Nick Tordone and Austin Delgatto, who each had an assist, and Zach DeCarlo.
The two-time defending Pioneer Athletic Conference champion Rams (7-1 PAC-10, 7-2 overall) looked well on their way to avenging OJR's 12-10 victory on April 3 through halftime. After building a 5-2 advantage over the first quarter, the Wildcats (6-1, 7-2) used a three-minute stick penalty to work their way back to a 6-5 deficit, but the Rams had their best spell of the game late in the second quarter. A superb catch and run by Szostek after a clearance pass from goalie Matt Messerle turned into a quick score for Major. A great block by Kyle Hoffner on the defensive end helped lead to Hare's goal before Szostek and Major combined to score with two seconds left in the half for a 9-5 lead.
"We did the little things right and the energy was high," Spring-Ford coach Kevin Donnelly said.
That energy remained high through a third quarter that turned into the Messerle show with the Rams goalie making a number of brilliant saves. Three Spring-Ford goals sandwiched between a penalty-filled chaotic spell in the middle of the third quarter gave them a 12-5 lead entering the final frame.
But that quickly the game totally turned.
"We just settled down. We broke it down, 'This is how much time we have left. We need one goal at a time and let's work it that way and see what happens.'" OJR coach Jeff Neese said. "They got one goal, it led to another and it just started piling up."
The game turned in part because of the Rams' second stick penalty, the second much more costly than the first.
"We had the penalty issues which was a huge momentum shift," Donnelly said. "Two stick penalties and that was enormous. That second one was huge for them."
Four goals in a minute and a half got OJR to within 12-9 with 8:59 remaining. The Wildcats made it 13-11, their closest deficit since the start of the game, on DeCarlo's score with six to play before Major capped the scoring on this day.
Neese said it took his team some time to get accustomed to playing without stalwart John Pennell, who was missing with a sprained ankle.
"It was the first time in years we haven't had John Pennell out on the field. Getting the new guys out there we had three right-handers and they were out of sync a little bit. Finally I got my freshman left-hander Austin (Delgatto) out there and he showed maturity and had a goal and an assist," Neese said.
Donnelly said his team is still progressing, but a win over their archrival after losing the first meeting could go a long way to the Rams getting to where they want to go.
So how will Donnelly guide his players in a four-minute sprint of a game when they resume?
"I'm still figuring that out," he said.
Good news. He's got some time to do that.
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What, exactly, is "Domain Cloaking"?
Steve Smith;1262393 wrote:What, exactly, is "Domain Cloaking"?
Many individuals and small companies have webspace as part of their Internet connection. However they don't want to run a site called something like: mydomain.some-isp.com, because it doesn't look professional and it causes problems if the person moves their Internet Service Provider (ISP). A cheap and cheerful solution is to buy a domain from a domain registry. When a user connects to the website: www.mydomain.com, the domain registry sends a special message to the browser called a Moved Temporarily redirect containing the address of the real webserver. The browser will then connect to this address.
The Uniform Resource Locator in the browser's address toolbar will be that of the ISP hosted website, not the domain hosted by the registry. This has a number of disadvantages. Search engines will see two domains, anyone linking to the site will be confused as to which domain to use and for businesses it looks unprofessional. Most domain registries offer a solution called Domain Cloaking, Masked or Stealth Redirection. The term Domain Cloaking often causes confusion with Page Cloaking.
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Domain cloaking is giving a different link or often shorter that someone can click on than the original full link. Both links in that instance will take the person to the same page. Domain Cloakers are also called link cloakers, and the terms are often used interchangeably.
Domain cloaking is the process of hiding a web page from one or more visitors. Cloaking is used to hide complex web pages from search engine spiders (and replace the web page with a less complex search engine friendly page) and to protect web page software from unwanted visitors.
From a Google perspective it doesn't matter as all the domains point to the same set of pages, therefore they will all be identical. Google will "choose" one of the domains to index and all the others will effectively be ignored, thereby providing you with no advantage.
Cloaking is a spamming search engine optimization (SEO) technique that some webmasters use to show the content of their sites to the search engine spider so they could rank higher for their keywords, and they show something else to the visitors.
I haven't heard of domain clocking but I think it is related to hiding domain name and forwarding other domain name as well.
Any kind of clocking is not good in SEO, so you should avoid these techniques for better result, I would say..
When the user of web site is hidden from actual page of the site from viewer in their browser is called Domain Cloaked. for example if you type a site name http://abc.com but instant of that site open other site whose name is http://www.xyz.com is called domain cloaked.

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DETROIT >> If nothing else, the Detroit Lions might have the best hitting combination at wide receiver.
Two years after current teammate Calvin Johnson hit a home run in batting practice at Comerica Park prior to the Negro League weekend ceremonies, the Lions' big free-agent acquisition, wideout Golden Tate, swung for the fences before Friday's game between the Detroit Tigers and Texas Rangers.
And he got one out.
"Over the right-field wall. Probably 332 (feet), barely over," said Tate, after checking the wall's 330-foot sign in the corner. "But it went over."
While Johnson did not play baseball after getting some big-league looks in high school, Tate was drafted in the 42nd round of the 2007 Major League Baseball draft, and played two years of baseball at Notre Dame.
"I mean, the bat's a little different. I was used aluminum one, and the ball was really flying," Tate said. "You really have to power the ball, get some backspin on this field with these wooden bats."
Hitting a home run has to rank up there with catching a touchdown in football, though, right?
"When you connect with with a baseball, and you know right off the bat it's gone, there's nothing like it," Tate said. "I'd say making a great play. You can catch touchdowns all day, but they're easier. Making a tremendous play — a play people don't think you can make — is probably the most satisfying."
Tate signed with the Lions in March, after playing four seasons with the Seattle Seahawks, winning Super Bowl XLVIII in February.
He's eager to get to know his new town, though.
"I don't know too much about Detroit yet. I hear the fans are tremendous, and they're ready to win ballgames," he said. "A player like me, I love performing in front of a crowd that's going to cheer you on, sellout crowds. So I'm expecting those guys to come out pumped, ready to go. Monday Night Football to start the season off. If that can't get you up and ready, I don't know what will. ... We can be as good as we want to be."
And eager to line up with Johnson — in football, though, not baseball.
"Absolutely. Not only Calvin, but we have a lot of talent," Tate said. "It starts with coach (Jim) Caldwell, and Joe Lombardi. I think we have some great leaders. And it's going to come down to the Calvins and the (Matt) Staffords, and the Reggies (Bush), and the Joique Bells, and Pettigrew, guys like that, right on down. So we're going to keep working hard. We've been doing a good job of showing up on time, working hard, and getting it in. And we're ready to win, and you can tell guys are ready to win, and I think this is the year we're going to start winning."


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Less about Inventing, More about Listening
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It was readily apparent that our offerings had not only expanded but had become more feature/performance-rich during the past 24 plus years.
Because consumer needs change so rapidly today, old-fashioned 'tried and true' products you could produce for several years simply don't exist anymore ' for us or any company in the industry.
The dramatic growth and online involvement of people in forums and social media have had a very positive effect on involving real, day-to-day users in our product development process.
For us, the open, two-way communications goes way beyond getting people to like, follow, friend and plus you. It's more about listening to and handling their questions one at a time ' and responding as quickly, accurately and honestly as possible.
Our customers and our team are much more involved with each other today than during the early days; and in recent years, it has had a very positive effect on almost every aspect of the company.
Power users and neophytes alike have strong opinions on how they want their mobile device to serve them and the add-in/add-on products they want and need.
Product Life Cycles
Close and continual communications have shrunk product life cycles--dramatically. I'd estimate that over 50 percent of our sales are derived from new products we've launched in the past two or three years.
The collapsed product life cycle places a tremendous strain on product design and supply chain teams to accurately predict both product demand and end-of-life.
Granted, there are firms that simply offer me-to products at a lower cost; but there are always those people who think cheaper is better than value.
Price is important to today's customer, but it is seldom his/her sole buying consideration.
Sometimes they don't even realize their wants/needs themselves.
That's probably what Steve Jobs meant when he paraphrased Henry Ford's response to the question regarding customer input on product design. 'If I had asked my customers what they wanted, they would have asked for a faster horse.'
The formal method of listening to what people think they want wouldn't have produced the auto or the iPad/tablet, iPhone, iMac Air/ultrabook/notebook.
Asking people what they think, what they want, what they like doesn't work because people are fundamentally nice and want to be helpful, even when they can't help.
That's the point I believe both Ford and Jobs were making when they introduced their giant leap innovations.
Hands-on Ideas
However, the minute the consumer started using these products, they began searching for device enhancements for their day-in, day-out usage.
Because of our instant communication social media world, people have been quick to tell companies that focus on listening that they want multiple USB ports; higher-capacity, ultrafast SSDs, external storage devices and more.
More storage capacity may be obvious because there are a lot of people who really require lots of storage capacity for their work. But there are even more who simply want it.
Innovation is a lot more than just saying you listen; and really, is there any company that doesn't say, 'We listen''
Innovation really starts with an acceptance that the world and the marketplace has changed and continues to change. That's why progressive firms view the customer in new ways, not just as sales targets but as partners.
In our organization, that means customer service/customer support has to be an important part of the complete product development process.
They are the customers' voice in a firm's plans and programs.
The key is constantly listening to power and casual users to determine what will meet the wants/needs of the majority.
It sounds simple, but it not only requires a lot of listening, it requires a lot of filtering (good ideas, not so good ideas) and team evaluation.
While reviewing the complete product line, I was pleasantly surprised at the number of ideas that were refined, tweaked and turned into real products simply by listening to customers on forums and on the social media.
Obviously, the innovation process isn't as simple as listening and building on what people tell you they want. That only produces Ford's faster horse.
The real key to is to mix and synthesize all of the ideas/inputs to determine which new products are really wanted/needed, which have to mature a little and which need to be discarded because they were provided by nice people who just wanted to be nice and helpful.
Avoiding Social Desert
A company's challenge today is not to banish social media to one department of the company; but rather to ensure that customer service is central to all of the company's activities.
Moving to a social business is really horizontal vs. vertical integration that isn't built around marketing campaigns. It's a value-based organization where everyone ' including customers ' has a stake in the company's/product's success.
I'm continually amazed at the great things that can happen when people inside and outside the company interact with each other to solve an issue and develop a solution.
True incremental innovation isn't as simple as saying you're involving the customer.
The key is asking the right questions and then being willing to listen.
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Honolulu, Hawai'i Attendance: 2,092
HONOLULU (AP)- Stanford snapped defending national champion Baylor's 42-game winning streak Friday, winning 71-69 when player of the year Brittney Griner missed a short turnaround at the buzzer.
Griner scored 18 of her 22 points in the second half, helping the Lady Bears rally from a 14-point deficit in the first half. Her shot at the buzzer bounced off the rim and Stanford celebrated the victory. It was the Lady Bears' first defeat since losing to Texas A&M in the regional finals of the 2011 NCAA tournament. Baylor went 40-0 last year.
Chiney Ogwumike scored 18 points to lead the fourth-ranked Cardinal (3-0), who lost to Baylor in the national semifinals last season by 12 points. Her reverse layup gave Stanford a four-point lead with 22 seconds left, after Joslyn Tinkle broke the tie with a layup with just under 1 minute.
Destiny Williams responded with the first 3-pointer of her career to pull Baylor (2-1) within one.
Toni Kokenis made one of two free throws. Baylor got the rebound and advanced the ball to halfcourt before calling timeout to set up the final play.
Griner caught the ball in the low block and with three players draped on her, the 6-foot-8 star's shot fell harmlessly off the rim setting off a wild celebration by the Cardinal at midcourt.
Baylor's run was the fifth-longest winning streak in NCAA women's history. Stanford also ended UConn's NCAA record 90-game run in 2010.
Baylor was the heavy favorite to repeat as champion with their entire starting lineup back from last season. The Lady Bears cruised to an easy 89-51 victory over No. 6 Kentucky on Tuesday before heading to Hawaii for the three-game Rainbow Wahine tournament.
While the Lady Bears returned so much, Stanford was without graduated All-American center Nnemkadi Ogwumike.
The untelevised, afternoon game in Honolulu was played in a mostly empty Stan Sheriff Center, an arena modeled after Baylor's home floor in Waco, Texas.
Baylor had to play the last 35 minutes of the game without preseason All-America guard Odyssey Sims, who strained her hamstring early in the first half.
Without their playmaker, the Lady Bears fell down by 14 points before rallying to 31-29 at the break. Stanford focused on Griner on defense and took advantages of missteps by Baylor on the other end to get second chances and open looks.
Griner was dominant in the second half, scoring 10 of Baylor's first 12 points and just under half its points for the final half. The Lady Bears gave up on 3-pointers while allowing Griner to carry them, attempting only three after ending the first half 1-for-11.
Baylor took a 55-54 lead with 7:11 left in the game on a layup from Destiny Williams. It was the Lady Bears first since early in the first half. They extended it to 4 points before Stanford rallied back behind Kokenis, who made two free throws and a jumper to tie it at 60.
The game was back and forth until the final minute when Tinkle and Chiney Ogwumike gave Stanford the lead for good.
Chiney Ogwumike was one of four Stanford players to score in double digits. Taylor Greenfield had 16 points, Kokenis had 15 and Tinkle had 11.


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Monday, August 28, 2006
Chuao Giveaway!
I've got to spread my sweet wealth around. I've got $50 worth of gift cards for Chuao Chocolatier and I'd like to share them with my sweet readers.
All you have to do is leave a comment here with a working email address (don't worry, no one else sees it but me) and I'll do a random drawing from the entries (one per person please) on Tuesday, September 5th.
The winner will recieve two $25 gift cards for Chuao Chocolatier (my review here) that I can send anywhere in the world but their products can only be shipped in the US. You can visit one of their shops in person or use the gift cards to order online. $50 should get you a nice assortment. I highly recommend the Cambur (banana and caramel in milk chocolate).
I'll accept entries until Monday, September 4th at 11:59 PM Pacific Time.
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Jennifer Meadows, the chef at Fishbar in Montauk, which is at the Gone Fishing marina on East Lake Drive, is back in the kitchen for another season, and serving dinner from 5 to 9 p.m. Thursday through Sunday. A mention here of another chef being added to the Fishbar roster was incorrect.
Fishbar is offering Montauk residents, who can produce ID showing a local address, a 10 percent discount. On Sunday nights, four entrees are offered at 50 percent off.
Ms. Meadows's second restaurant, Bliss Kitchen, is to open soon in downtown Montauk. It will serve fish tacos, burritos, specialty sandwiches and pannini, ceviche, and other specials.
Harbor Bistro
The Harbor Bistro, which sits in a prime sunset spot on Three Mile Harbor, opens for the season tonight. The restaurant will once again offer two prix fixe deals. A $19 special menu changes nightly and features a choice of soup or salad to start followed by a pasta, fish, or meat entree, and dessert. A $29 special that includes a choice of three courses, or two courses with a glass of wine, is available all night at the bar, or from 5 to 6 p.m. in the dining room, Thursday through Sunday.
New Chef
East Hampton Point, a neighbor of the Harbor Bistro, reopens after its winter break on Friday, May 11, with a new executive chef at the helm. Richard Pims, who most recently cooked at Stanton Social in New York City, holds a culinary arts degree from Johnson and Wales University and fine-tuned his skills at Chez Josephine as well as at Lahiere's, a 90-year-old French restaurant, and the Park Avenue Cafe.
The Hideaway
Another Montauk eatery, the Hideaway, is also now open. A casual Mexican place housed at the Diamond Cove Marina on West Lake Drive, it is serving dinner from Friday through Sunday and lunch on Saturday and Sunday. For Cinco de Mayo, which falls on Saturday, there will be holiday specials.
Also open for the season in Montauk is 668 the Gig Shack, on Main Street.
More Cinco de Mayo
Cinco de Mayo will bring food and drink specials from noon to 5 p.m. at Navy Beach restaurant on Saturday. Three fish tacos will be offered, with a Corona beer, for $15, or with a margarita for $20. Navy Beach, which opened for the season last weekend, will add another night to its dinner service, offering dinner next Thursday, continuing through Sunday, as well as weekend lunch.
At the Hampton Coffee Company in Water Mill, the Cinco de Mayo celebration continues through Sunday, with a menu of Mexican specialties such as chicken tamales, chile rellenos, tortas, and caramel flan. Anyone who purchases a Mexican menu item may choose a Mexican soda, including Jarritos, for free.
Conscious Cuisine
Stefanie Sacks, a culinary nutritionist, will host a "conscious cuisine" dinner next Thursday at Rowdy Hall in East Hampton. The evening will begin with a reception at 6, featuring hors d'oeuvres and cocktails. Then a healthy and nutritious three-course dinner, prepared by the restaurant's chefs, Joe Realmuto and Ed Lightcap, will be served, paired with wines.
Entrees will include a choice of local sea scallops served with Israeli cous-cous, mint, asparagus, and English peas with a basil-infused olive oil, or all-natural chicken with local honey-glazed baby carrots and grilled artichoke served over a spring vegetable red quinoa salad. Dessert will be a dark chocolate walnut tart with strawberries.
Ms. Sacks will lead a round-table discussion on making conscious food choices whether dining in or eating out. The cost of the dinner is $65 per person plus tax and gratuity. Reservations have been recommended.
Taste of Two Forks
Tickets went on sale on Tuesday for Dan's Taste of Two Forks, a July event sponsored by Dan's Papers that features food from dozens of East End restaurants and local wines. It will take place at Sayre Park in Bridgehampton on July 14. Additional information is available at the event Web site, www.tasteoftwoforks.com, where general admission tickets, at $150, or V.I.P. tickets, at $225, can be ordered.


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Dual Range Legacy?
Started by Subaru Jim Maple Ridge , Apr 06 2006 09:25 AM
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Posted 06 April 2006 - 09:25 AM
On a thread in the old gen section, a member makes mention of a dual range tranny in Legacys that was available in some countries. We have only single range 5 sp and 4 sp auto here. Anybody know more about this?
Posted 06 April 2006 - 09:26 AM
Australian cars have dual range.
Posted 06 April 2006 - 11:37 AM
The general rule here in Northern Europe is that any non-turbo wagon or Forester will have dual-range.
So, if you really want it, you could source one from over here
So, if you really want it, you could source one from over here
Posted 06 April 2006 - 01:10 PM
from what I have heard the EJ d/r low range was not near as low as the earlier ones, makeing it less usefull for larger tires and such.
Posted 06 April 2006 - 02:34 PM
1.4 reduction, so yes, not exactly tree-pulling stuff, but enough to drag a boat out of water or pull a caravan up into the mountains.
Posted 07 April 2006 - 04:58 AM
all 5-speed wagons here came with dual range up to 1998
Posted 07 April 2006 - 06:20 AM
Just an example - Here's the current Australian Forester specs with the Dual range
The low range is 1.196:1 - has been since the early Libertys (aka Legacy) in Australia. It is a popular notion to use the use the Low Gear out of L Series (EA82) in later boxes (thus giving a 1.592 low range)
The low range is 1.196:1 - has been since the early Libertys (aka Legacy) in Australia. It is a popular notion to use the use the Low Gear out of L Series (EA82) in later boxes (thus giving a 1.592 low range)
Posted 07 April 2006 - 07:26 AM
There was suppose to be someone here on this board who was suppose to be getting in contact with a South American Subaru dealer to see if he could get these trannies sent to the US. He has since dropped off the face of the earth.
Posted 08 April 2006 - 08:02 AM
Thanks for all of the replies. Now, does anyone know roughly how much a good tranny would be worth ? Will they bolt up to both 2.2 and 2.5?
Posted 08 April 2006 - 11:47 AM
Not sure, Jim, but as far as I know Allied Armament is still planning on trying to import a bunch from Australia.
Posted 08 April 2006 - 12:18 PM
if you want to go old school tranny AA also make the adapter plate to do so.....
Posted 12 April 2006 - 06:18 AM
I know that the old DR 5sp trannies can be put in, but I'm more interested in the lower final drive ratios from the Legacy series, around 4.11 or better. Larger tires without sacrificing gearing would be optimum, and not having to change the rear diff would be a bonus.
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The Soldotna softball team took a Northern Lights Conference win over Kenai on Thursday, pulling away late in the game to win 17-8.
After SoHi put up eight runs in the fourth inning, Kenai only had one opportunity to rally in the bottom of the fourth because of the 90-minute time limit, but struck out when the game ended after only four innings.
"Conditions were the main thing. It seemed that every inning we went out there it started to rain," said SoHi coach Kelli Knoebel. "We just focused and put our heads down and played solid defense.
"Really I don't think (the weather) played too much a difference, and at the end of the day we got to play. If it's snow, rain or 100 degrees we come out to play."
An on-and-off drizzle kept conditions challenging for the duration of the game.
Kaycee Munn came up big for Soldotna with five RBIs on two doubles, including a crucial three-run double that broke a 6-6 tie in the third inning.
Knoebel also commended the performance of Mindi West, who filled in for Allison Nelson in the fourth inning and hit a bases-clearing double that extended SoHi's lead.
"It was a huge, huge hit, gave us a lot of momentum," Knoebel said. "It started that inning going and ended up being the one we needed."
Going into the bottom of the second, Kenai trailed 6-1 and needed some momentum. The Kards got it, starting when SoHi pitcher Serena Prior began walking batters with the bases loaded. Prior walked four out of five batters at one point, all resulting in runs scored, and then Shannon Evans hit an RBI single for Kenai to knot the game up at six apiece.
"I told the girls to keep working hard and good things will come," said Kenai coach Mark King. "I was happy that they were swinging the bat and not watching pitches go by."
After Munn's double gave SoHi the lead in the third inning, Kenai's Carly Norvelle blasted a two-run homer to close the gap to 9-8. Norvelle ended up hitting 2 for 3.
After that, it was all Soldotna. West's double left the Stars with an 11-8 lead, and hits from Prior, Munn, Kenley Kingrey and Kayla Bauter all brought home runners.
For Soldotna, Prior hit 3 for 3, Kingrey was 2 for 2 with a double, Kalina Smith was 3 for 4 and Ila Cobb went 2 for 2.
Kenai's Jessica Roper went 1 for 2 with two RBI, and teammate Alyson Quartly hit 2 for 3.
"Overall I think there's a lot of things we can build on, both offensive and defensive," King said. "Our bats came alive a lot better than they did yesterday (against Skyview), our defense looked a lot better than yesterday, and again this is only game two for us and Soldotna has a few games under their belt."
Soldotna leaves with a 3-1 record and will host Houston on Friday at 6 p.m., while Kenai holds an 0-2 record.


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"How the losses are being paid for... IT USED TO BE taken for granted that you could put aside some money and earn enough interest to be better off than when you started.
"As the world continues to struggle with the aftermath of an enormous credit boom and its subsequent bust, though, this kind of objective seems hopelessly naïve. Events in Europe and the US this week are the latest reminder of this. To see why, let's start with a riddle:
"If I owe you €10,000, and the amount of money I have is zero, is it possible to let me off the hook without you taking a loss?
The question is rather silly, yet it is analogous to the one facing policymakers in Europe right now as they decide what to do about Greece. ..."


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Lucy::Search::PolySearcher - Aggregate results from multiple Searchers.
my $schema = MySchema->new; for my $index (@index_paths) { push @searchers, Lucy::Search::IndexSearcher->new( index => $index ); } my $poly_searcher = Lucy::Search::PolySearcher->new( schema => $schema, searchers => \@searchers, ); my $hits = $poly_searcher->hits( query => $query );
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my $poly_searcher = Lucy::Search::PolySearcher->new( schema => $schema, searchers => \@searchers, );
Return a Hits object containing the top results.
offset to 20 and
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offset is taken into account.
Return the maximum number of docs in the collection represented by the Searcher, which is also the highest possible internal doc id. Documents which have been marked as deleted but not yet purged are included in this count.
Return the number of documents which contain the term in the given field.
Retrieve a document. Throws an error if the doc id is out of range.
Accessor for the object's
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by Shanteona Keys, Sophomore Guard Women's Basketball
MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga. - Michael Jordan learned his high rise jumper on an outdoor court in North Carolina, young Kobe Bryant studied basketball in Germany watching his father, and LeBron James destroyed his peers in Ohio beginning in middle school. Every young player starts somewhere; this is as true for 6-year-old Kobe Brailsford who is getting his start at the Junior Bobcat Basketball League (JBBL) held in the Centennial Center on the Georgia College campus.
Young Milledgeville children travel to GC's Centennial Center every year to participate in the basketball clinic with the Georgia College women's basketball team. The Bobcats teach them the fundamentals of basketball over the month-long league.
"Basketball," Brailsford said when asked his favorite part of JBBL. He is a young man a few words, but his smile is contagious.
The main focus of the JBBL is to teach fundamentals of the game and also help develop an interest in basketball, all while having a good time. The JBBL introduces players between the ages of six and 12 to dribbling, passing and defensive drills. After covering the basics, the teams compete in several games on the Centennial Center's three courts.
"The JBBL started here at GC in the fall of 2010 and originated, for me, from (Tusculum College Head) Coach Griff Mills while I was his assistant," said Toby Wagoner, assistant women's basketball coach. "I thought it was a great way to reach out to the community, so Coach Mo and I decided to incorporate the JBBL into our program."
The teams are divided into leagues to make the experience more realistic. They are divided by age into the NBA East, NBA West and the Rookie League. Brailsford is a member of the Celtics in the Rookie League. Each player was drafted onto teams after the first week of camp. The coaches sit in a room and participate in an official draft.
Abby Slocumb is a junior psychology major at Georgia College and one of the coaches for the JBBL. She's been a part of the JBBL since its origin three years ago. Slocumb drafted Brailsford to her team after the first Sunday of the clinic and she is Brailsford's coach for the Boston Celtics. Slocumb was drawn to his infectious smile and charisma.
Each team is designated a color that will reflect their NBA team. The Heat wears orange, the Lakers wear purple, Hawks and Bulls wear red while Brailsford and the Celtics wear green.
Each week, the day begins on the newly-remodeled Centennial Center main court. Brailsford, his Celtics teammates and the Bobcat coaches cluster around half court to begin their warm-up stretches. The kids pull and tug their short limbs as they work through warm-ups until they are ready to start learning. The children go to six stations, including: passing, shooting, speed and agility, dribbling and defense. After they complete their work at each station, they move to team practice. The teams review their plays and prepare for battle in the form of basketball games.
The young players huddle around their Bobcat coaches for an inspirational pep-talk before the game starts. "Celtics," the elementary school students yell in unison. The coaches equip themselves with whistles around their necks to referee and coach the games. Slocumb substitutes players into the game, makes calls on the court and guides the players through every play.
The competition gets quite intense for a youth camp. It's not just the players that want to come away with a win, the coaches are invested in their team also. Slocumb and the other Celtics coaches celebrate the young player's accomplishments as if they are their own. "Nice shot," shouts Slocumb when Brailsford or his teammates take a shot—no matter the outcome.
"I really love working with the little kids the most, with them it is the little things. The fact that they made one layup might be the highlight of their day, said Slocumb. "My job is to make sure they are having fun and that they are happy, which in return makes me happy." The Bobcats a whole enjoy working the clinic. Their goal is to teach the children and create an environment in which the young players would want to return. They also gain little-big fans along the way.
Brailsford enjoyed his time at the Centennial Complex. He got to be like his basketball idols for four weekends in a row. He plans to return to the clinic next year. This is just where his story begins. Brailsford's namesake is NBA star Kobe Bryant, but the young man's hard work may make Kobe Brailsford a household name as a NBA star.
The Georgia College Department of Athletics, two-time winners of the PBC Commissioner's Cup, sponsors 11 varsity athletic programs at the NCAA Division II level. As a Division II program, Bobcat Athletics prides itself on balancing the life of the student-athlete, evidenced by the teams' multiple appearances in post-season competition as well as documented academic success and community-service involvement. Sign up at www.twitter.com/BobcatSports and www.facebook.com/gcbobcats for up-to-the-minute reports, and visit www.GCBobcats.com for more information, and to nominate your favorite former Bobcats and Colonials to the GC Athletics Hall of Fame.


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1. The township of brock is growing at a rate of 6.5% per annum. How many people are there in brock township now, if there will be 15000 in 4.5 years?
i have tried using A=Pert to solve this, but im a little lost do i convert the growth rate(r) to 0.065? should i be using a different forumla instead?
2. If the population of bacteria doubles every 30 min, how long would it take for the population to triple?
I decided to start with 100 bacteria and follow the A=Pert formula. Still not sure the format for r. But i did something like the lesson on exponential word problems with. just like thinking about it you would assume 45 mins but i don't know how to do it mathematically other then
THis as my attempt at it and its probably very wrong.
Of course if the format for r i have used is wrong then the answer will be wrong. Also i need to rearrange the A=Perk formula for time after i have found the constant, and im stumped on what it should look like.


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John A. Hart Jr.'s announcement that he will resign from the state Senate seat he has held for a decade set off a flurry of behind-the-scenes maneuvering and speculation Tuesday on who might succeed him.
Possible interest by two Dorchester politicians raised the prospect that the First Suffolk District, long held by South Boston politicians, could see a shift in power.
State Representative Linda Dorcena Forry, a Dorchester Democrat, said she was considering a run but stopped short of revealing her intentions.
"It is something I'm looking at," said Dorcena Forry. She said she expects to make up her mind in the coming week.
State Representative Martin J. Walsh, a Dorchester Democrat, has also been mentioned as a possible replacement for Hart and would, like Dorcena Forry, move the seat southward.
Walsh, whose strong support from labor could give him a high profile in the race, said a run is not out of the question.
"I'm looking at it, but it's still a little early," said Walsh, a member of the House since 1997. "We're looking at it, talking to people. I haven't made my mind up, but I'll make a decision probably over the next several days."
Several South Boston politicians were also in the mix, including state Representative Nick Collins, who said, "I'm strongly considering a run." Collins formerly worked on Hart's staff.
Another name making the rounds in political circles Tuesday was Michael F. Flaherty, a South Boston native who gave up his City Council seat to run unsuccessfully for mayor in 2009. He did not return phone calls but released a statement on Facebook. "Many have asked already whether I would consider running for the First Suffolk Senate seat," Flaherty wrote. "It would be a privilege to work for the people of Dorchester, Mattapan, Hyde Park, and South Boston again. But that decision is best left for another day. Right now, let's all just wish Jack the very best."
Mark McGonagle, a South Boston Democrat who unsuccessfully ran for the Massachusetts House in 2010, has also been seen as a viable candidate. But McGonagle, who works for Councilor Bill Linehan, said he is not considering a run.
Hart said Monday he is resigning to take a job at a law firm. He was elected to the House in 1996 and to the Senate in 2002. He is well known as the host of the St. Patrick's breakfast in South Boston.Patrick D. Rosso can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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M embers of the CU snowboarding club team aren't exactly what some may expect.
They don't skip class to go to the mountains.
They aren't all Coloradans, nor California transplants. They aren't solely concerned with "shredding the gnar." And they don't just work out at the top of mountains.
The University of Colorado Snowboard Team (CUST) has 55 members who pay dues and send donation letters to family and friends. Riders come from New Jersey to New Mexico and everywhere in between. In total, the members are from 12 different states and one foreign country (Prague).
The team provides a unique experience for riders, teaching them about avalanche safety and allowing them to take snowmobiles into backcountry terrain.
But, before they get to the mountain, they have to do a lot of dry-land training.
The riders have skating and trampoline practices, in addition to weight training. The unique combination of dry-land training helps the riders build strength, balance and aerial awareness.
Luke Schultz, CUST vice president, said that while skateboarding is pretty different from snowboarding, certain skills -- such as doing rails -- carry over into their sport.
CUST riders practice their jumps at jumpstreet indoor trampoline park and foam pits Woodward at Copper, a ski and snowboard program.
Kelly McFarlane, team president, said these practices help riders get more comfortable with the rotations of their jumps, as well as alleviate major injuries that can happen when practicing on hard and icy snow.
"Any spins that you're going to do on a trampoline -- that aerial awareness -- is going to transfer over into snowboarding," Schultz said.
Weight training is also an important part in the process of avoiding injuries, McFarlane said. Before the snow season starts, the team spends about two months weight training, led by head coach Patrick Abramson. He said the coaching staff tries to get riders as strong as possible before they start practicing on the snow.
A typical CUST workout includes biking, rowing and core, shoulder, quad and hamstring exercises, Abramson said.
Abramson said he tries to "beef up" a lot of areas that are not only worked in snowboarding, but that are also easily injured. He also tries to build up riders' cardio systems, which he said is important for members who aren't used to Colorado's high altitude.
"A lot of injuries come from fatigue," Abramson said. "You start to get tired and then you start to get hurt. So, we really try to get people stronger than they've ever been, so they'll learn faster and get less injuries."
Once the snow season starts, the team holds practice at Keystone and Breckenridge, where they ride in terrain parks with jumps, rails and a superpipe. The team has practice five days a week from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., but students build their schedules so that they go to class on days when they aren't in the mountains.
"As much as everyone loves snowboarding, school comes first," Abramson said. "This is my ninth season doing it, and coming from the outside, I was like 'Oh man, I'm going to have a bunch of people skipping class trying to go snowboarding if the snow's really good.'
"It's not like that at all."
McFarlane said the combination of intermediate and semi-professional riders on the team creates a great community that helps push everyone to become better. The team van comes equipped with an LCD screen, allowing riders to view footage of their runs for improvement.
Schultz said team members not only progress as snowboarders, but also grow in their own education.
"It's almost like the experience that pro snowboarders get," said Schultz, "but we're getting the college experience at the same time, so it's the perfect balance."


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(RNN) - Disney's so-called feel good movie of the season, The Odd Life of Timothy Green, left two brothers in tears after watching it with their parents. The two-and-a-half minute video captured the boys straight sobbing from the film's emotional ending.
When asked if the movie was worth watching, one of the boys had a warning to potential viewers: "If you do, you will tear out your eyes. It was so sad," he said.
(SPOILER ALERT: If you have not seen the movie and want to, STOP NOW!)
The film, which centers on a little boy who comes out of a wish box in a garden to surprise a young couple who are unable to conceive, left these two young movie goers in a sea of tears.
As the title of the movie directly implies, Timothy Green's time as part of the family is finite.
After the ending, where sadly "all of Timothy's leaves came off so he had to go," the brothers show us this movie was anything but feel good.
Their tears may make us laugh, terrible, sure, but according to their mom it's just the "circle of life."
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posted by Thom Holwerda on Fri 6th Jan 2006 22:22 UTC, submitted by letsrock
"Linux is not Windows, and although there are some similarities, you must realize that there may be a few 'new ways of doing things' to learn before you can be comfortable in Linux. Linux is an open-source clone of UNIX, a secure operating system that predates DOS and Windows and is designed for multiple users. The items in the following list generally apply to any UNIX-based *nix system, such as Linux and the various BSD's. For the purposes of this article, assume that it's all Linux."


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BURBANK, Calif. (AP) - Jay Leno said farewell to "The Tonight Show" once before, but that turned out to be just a rehearsal.
On Thursday, Leno is stepping down for the second and presumably last time, making way for successor Jimmy Fallon in New York. When Leno gave up the venerable show to short-lived host Conan O'Brien in 2009, he did a prime-time NBC comedy series before reclaiming "Tonight" in 2010.
This time, Leno's out the door.
"When we left in '09 we were going to the 10 o'clock show, so there wasn't the same sort of finality to it," said "Tonight" executive producer Debbie Vickers as the program counted down toward the last taping in its longtime studio.
On Thursday afternoon, the setting outside the studio in Burbank, Calif.'s so-called Media District was more fitting of a funeral than a bon voyage party. As rain drizzled off and on, cars carrying Leno's final audience members filed past the studio gates.
The fenced off area where "Tonight Show" audiences had typically lined up hours early, remained empty throughout the day. Next to the soundstage where the show is taped, a giant white tent had been erected, presumably the setting for Leno's send-off party. Outside the tent were rows of white flowers, as well as a few of Leno's vintage cars.
"It's going to be difficult to not come in and do a show every day for our audience who has been so great to Jay," lamented Vickers, the executive producer. "And also hard for this group of people (the staff) who have all been together for 22 years," said Vickers, who worked on Johnny Carson's "Tonight" before taking the top job with Leno.
Leno, 63, said he plans to continue playing comedy clubs, indulging his passion for cars and doing such TV work as comes his way - other than hosting on late-night.
"It's been a wonderful job. This is the right time to leave," he said last week, and make way for the next generation.
Fallon, 39, starts his "Tonight" Feb. 17, with NBC hoping he rides the promotional wave of its Winter Olympics coverage the next two weeks.
Billy Crystal was set to help close out Leno's run, the second-longest for a "Tonight" host next to Carson's 30 years. The actor-comedian was Leno's first guest in 1992, and Leno told him he wanted him to be his final one.
Garth Brooks will appear as well, along with surprises being kept under wraps. The 2009 farewell ended with Leno filling the stage with the many children born to the longtime staffers of "Tonight," an indication of the pride Leno takes in being a loyal boss.
How can he top that?
"In the last segment, Jay will say goodbye to our viewers," Vickers said. "He has some closing thoughts he's putting together."
During his 2009 finale, Leno showed some of his favorite comedy bits and made cracks about favorite subjects, including former presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush, and NBC, the network that shuffled him around. James Taylor, the only featured celebrity, performed "Sweet Baby James."
Leno's late-night competitors aren't stepping aside for his final bow.
ABC's Jimmy Kimmel, who was harshly critical of Leno when O'Brian lost "Tonight," has the A-list cast of the new film "The Monuments Men," including George Clooney, Matt Damon and Bill Murray.
On CBS, David Letterman's "Late Show" will continue its musical tributes to the upcoming 50th anniversary of The Beatles' appearance on CBS' "The Ed Sullivan Show." Sean Lennon, son of the late John Lennon, will perform a Beatles tune with The Flaming Lips.
AP Entertainment Reporter Derrik J. Lang contributed to this report.


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Led Zeppelin recordings from sessions for the 1975 double-album Physical Graffiti are being auctioned in March.
According to Rolling Stone, New Hampshire-based RR Auctions says that many of the songs on the tapes differ structurally from the album tracks that came out officially. The group re-recorded the guitar and vocal parts on many of the tapes' songs, some of which lack vocals altogether, and, in some cases, Zeppelin used only John Bonham's drum tracks and completely redid the tracks.
The band recorded the songs at the Ronnie Lane's Mobile Studio, which audio engineer Ron Nevison built in a 26-foot Airstream trailer. The tapes are part of the Ron Nevison collection, which is also auctioning rough mixes of Bad Company's debut and four songs from Eric Clapton's 1973 album Eric Clapton's Rainbow Concert, as well as recordings by the Who, Ozzy Osbourne and Flo and Eddie.
During the Led Zeppelin sessions, Nevison recorded the drum parts for "Kashmir," which was then titled "Driving to Kashmir." Bass player and keyboardist John Paul Jones was late to the session, so guitarist and producer Jimmy Page worked out the song's riff with Bonham.
Nevison recorded the cymbals through a phaser as an experiment, and Page decided he liked the sound and used it on the finished version. "Driving to Kashmir," as it appears on these tapes, is completely instrumental.
RR Auctions' March 13-20 sale also includes a signed U.K. first pressing of the Beatles' "Twist and Shout" EP, the registration for John Lennon's 1965 Rolls Royce, a pair of Lennon's glasses that belonged to classical musician Victor Borge and a cape Elvis Presley wore in the 1973 TV special Aloha From Hawaii.


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Scottsdale police said a missing 5-year-old Scottsdale girl was taken by a man known by her family without permission before she was found at a house in Phoenix early Monday.
Mario Rivera Salgado, 42, was arrested Monday afternoon on suspicion of kidnapping.
"At this point in the investigation detectives have determined that they will submit a charge for kidnapping only," said Scottsdale police Officer David Pubins.
The girl went missing about 8 p.m. Sunday night while playing with other children outside their apartment at 7110 E. Continental Dr., about 20 minutes before her mother called police when she couldn't find the child, said Pubins.
Detectives said the man took the girl to the house without her mother's permission. Pubins said there was no sign of injury to the child and she was returned to her mother.
Pubins said Salgado lives in the same apartment complex as the girl. Pubins said kidnapping and additional charges are pending the completion of the investigation.
He did not say what led investigators to the Phoenix house or why Salgado took the child there.
No other information was immediately available.
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- 5 DIY bulk-bin beauty remedies
- Soothing Oat-Milk Bath Soak
- Sweet and Salty Body Scrub
- Tea Tree and Forbidden Rice Facial Wash
- Herbal Dreams Eye Pillow
Find out how to make easy natural beauty remedies from economical bulk-bin staples, including cocoa, sea salt, and oats. Recipes include natural facial mask, body scrub, facial toner, bath soak, and eye pillow.
The trusty bulk aisle: It's where you stock up on kids snacks and whole grains, right? Turns out the ingredients found there also have big beauty potential. Find the key players for these simple at-home masks, scrubs, and soaks in the bins; then look for the other ingredients throughout the store. And remember, you can always stock your kitchen with the leftovers.
Creamy Cocoa-Honey Facial Mask
This nourishing, cleansing facial mask combines antioxidant-rich cocoa powder and potent antimicrobial manuka honey (if you can't find this New Zealand variety, regular honey offers many of the same benefits). Yogurt lends a creamy texture and probiotics—which may help fight skin irritation when applied topically.
1/3 cup organic cocoa powder
3 tablespoons plain yogurt
1 tablespoon manuka (or regular) honey
Squeeze of lemon
Combine cocoa powder and yogurt, stirring until a thick paste forms. Add honey and continue to stir, blending thoroughly. For a thinner mask, add water (1/2 teaspoon at a time; no more than 2 teaspoons). Squeeze a small amount of lemon for additional antibacterial power and for a natural preservative (you can then store mask in the refrigerator for several days). Apply a thin layer to skin and let sit for 5 to 10 minutes. Wash thoroughly.


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White Sox Shopping Vazquez, Swisher?
By Tim Dierkes [November 4 at 11:07pm CST]
According to Dave van Dyck of the Chicago Tribune, the White Sox are aggressively shopping Javier Vazquez and Nick Swisher. Additionally, the Sox reportedly have interest in Rockies center fielder Willy Taveras.
GM Ken Williams didn't offer much info regarding possible trade talks. Van Dyck speculates on names like Luis Castillo or Julio Lugo for Vazquez, seemingly suggesting Vazquez has a terrible contract too. Hard to figure out, as he remains a useful mid-rotation starter. Van Dyck wonders whether the A's or Red Sox would have interest in Swisher, based on some tenuous Moneyball connection.
Van Dyck says the Rockies wouldn't have interest in Vazquez or Swisher, but rather a young pitcher like Lance Broadway for Taveras.
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Personally I would be all over a trade that included both of these guys. I would stipulate that Freel or Gonzo would have to be part of the deal for some money relief purposes. I would then include probably 1 of our higher ranked prospects and two of the middle ranked ones and see what the Sox said.
Swisher is kind of like Dunn lite but with better D, and the ability to play multiple positions. He is also a switch hitter with power from both sides. Perfect buy low candidate IMO. I liked his years in Oakland and a move to the NL may help him out.
Swishers Career line:
.244 .354 .451 .805 .... Not too shabby.
Vazquez would give us the potential to have the best rotation in the division if not the National League.
Maybe a package of Freel, Thompson, Valiakia, and a throw in could get it done?


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Saying It Short: A 'Less Is More' Guide to Effective Writing
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There's an old quote by Mark Twain that says, "I didn't have time to write you a short letter, so I wrote you this long one instead."
Anyone who has ever tried their hand at writing knows this can be true. Spilling your guts is easy. Being concise takes time. Recently, Helen Klein Ross took to the microphone at SXSW Interactive – briefly, of course – to extol the virtues of "saying it short" and remind the audience that when it comes to effective writing, less really is more.
These days, Ross is best known for her blog, Ad Broad, and she tweets under the handle of Betty Draper, the wife and mother from the hit show Mad Men … somehow with AMC's permission. (Very cool, AMC!) But before all of that, Ross made her name in advertising. It was there that she realized "the less you say, the more likely people are to remember."
For example, an effective billboard is said to have six words or fewer. In a commercial, that number swells to sixty. For Ross, the same is true in social media. "You can't say 10 things and have people remember what you say."
Ross says having a limit can actually help creativity. After spending 20-plus years working within the constraints of the advertising industry, 140 characters felt spacious to her. But even Ross points out that "just because you have 140 characters, doesn't mean you have to use them all."
Social media, she says, isn't about writing a paragraph of information. "It's not about telling it all," Ross says. "It's about telling it right."
Ross also cautioned against writing and, more importantly, publishing too quickly. She suggested taking a moment before hitting send.
"Before you tweet, breathe," she said. For as she reminded the SXSW audience, "getting something off the internet is about as easy as getting urine out of a pool." An unfortunate visual, but an evocative and effective one nonetheless. Much like the whole of Ross's talk.
Of course, there's more to say on the topic. But we'll wrap it up before we lose your attention.
Author Tom Hynes is PR Newswire's manager of blogger relations.
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Shopping for the new stove, you will face two difficult options. You need to decide whether it is better for you to work with gas or electric stove. Here we have some rules for you to follow so that you will find the right stuff with excellent usability, accessibility, and quality. First, you need to understand well what your really needs are. Let us start with some of these questions. Do you often bake? Can you easily cook with electric stove? Do you think that glass top stove is good for you? You can write more questions so that they will clearly narrow the selection. Remember, currently, stove varies in designs. Many producers offer some special qualities of their products. They will include the glass top stove or any other material stovetop, the combination of stove and oven, stove with single or double ovens, or the smart stove with dual fuel system that allow you to take some benefits of gas stove and electric oven. Especially for the stove, there are some types that you can take. They can be gas, electric smoothtop, electric coil, induction cooktops, and custom style. Electric smoothtop stove is a good option if you expect to have a glass top stove. This glass top range is designed in sleek and shiny look when it is compared to coiled stove. It is supported with the smooth cooktop. The cooktop is usually made of smooth glass ceramic. For a perfect look, then there are some tips that you need to consider in maintaining the clean look of this glass top. Some substances may damage the beauty look of glass top stove. Basically, it looks so modern and sleek. Then, oil, sauce, and some other things may make it look clumsy. Oil can create some black burns. Sauce also makes some dirty stains on the glass top. That is why you need to clean the dirt immediately after the glass top is cooled down. This sort of top is commonly featured with heat indicator light. You need to pay attention to it before you directly spray certain cleaning product. Indeed, you can buy any cleaning product on the market. However, to work with glass top stove, you can benefit baking soda and white refined lemon or vinegar juice. They excellently work to clean some stubborn stains on the glass top. You will also need a sponge for cleaning the glass top. If you have harder stains, you can also use certain scraper that is recommended by some manufacturers.


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The attorney for a gun-toting holdup man who tried to commit an early-morning robbery at a fast food restaurant last month told prosecutors Tuesday his client wants a preliminary hearing in the case charging him with attempted first-degree robbery and possession of methamphetamine.
First Assistant District Attorney Heather Cooper confirmed a preliminary hearing has been set for 9 a.m. June 12 for Edgar Chambers. The preliminary hearing was scheduled following a conference between prosecutors and Chambers' attorney, Eric Jones.
Chambers was arrested April 2 after Ardmore police responded to Whataburger about 1:15 a.m. to a robbery-in-progress report. Capt. Keith Ingle, APD Patrol Division, said officers were told Chambers pointed a gun at a clerk and demanded money. But apparently after making the demand, Chambers decided a holdup wasn't a good idea and fled the eatery, located in the 900 block of Holiday Drive.
Officer Chris Mata, APD Patrol Division, was responding to the robbery-in-progress call and spotted Chambers fleeing the restaurant's parking lot and heading toward Pecan Creek Apartment.
Ingle, who also responded, said Mata ordered Chambers to stop, and when he continued to flee, the officer "attempted to taze him, but the heavy jacket Chambers was wearing made the attempt ineffective."
Chambers entered an apartment, slamming the door in an effort to keep police at bay. However, he was apprehended within minutes.
Ingle said a search warrant of the apartment yielded the weapon Chambers had carried as well as methamphetamine.
Chambers was booked into the Carter County Detention Center and charged. He made an initial appearance in district court April 3, where a bond of $75,000 was set.
Chambers currently remains incarcerated at the county jail pending the posting of bond.


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"The most completely lost of all days is that on which one has not laughed."
There is nothing that makes us smile quite like a good story. I trust you enjoy these.
Fried Chicken: Our teacher asked what my favorite animal was and I said, "Fried chicken." She said I wasn't funny, but she couldn't have been right because everyone else laughed. My parents told me to always tell the truth.
I told my dad what happened, and he said my teacher may be a member of PETA. He said they love animals very much. I do, too. Especially chicken, pork and beef. Anyway, my teacher sent me to the principal's office. I told him what happened, and he laughed, too. Then he told me not to do it again.
The next day in class my teacher asked me what my favorite live animal was. I told her it was chicken. She asked me why and I said because you could make them into fried chicken. She sent me back to the principal's office. He laughed, and told me not to do it again.
I don't understand. My parents taught me to be honest, but my teacher doesn't like it when I am. Today, my teacher asked me to tell her what famous person I admired the most. I told her, "Colonel Sanders." Guess where I am now.
The First Tie: At a clearance sale, the wife of a federal district court judge found a green tie she knew her husband would like. Soon after while the couple was vacationing, to get his mind off a rather complicated cocaine conspiracy case, he noticed a small, round disk sewn into the design of the tie. The judge showed it to a local FBI agent, who was equally suspicious that it might be a "bug" planted by the conspiracy defendants. The agent sent the device to FBI headquarters in Washington, D.C., for analysis.
Two weeks later, the judge phoned the Washington office to learn the results of their tests. "We're not sure where the disc came from," the FBI told him, "but we discovered that when you press it, it plays 'Jingle Bells.'"
The Second Tie: A guy walking in the desert desperately needed water. As he followed the dunes, he came upon another man riding a camel. He asked the man if he had something to drink.
The man on the camel said, "No, but if you like I have a nice selection of ties. Would you like to buy one?"
"No," the first man replied. "Are you crazy? I need something to drink, not a tie."
So the man on the camel rode on and the walking man continued on his slow thirsty trek for several days. Finally he came upon a cantina. He gratefully approached the doorman of the cantina and said, "I'm so glad I made it. Can I get in and get some water?"
The doorman frowned at him, "Not without a tie."
The Accountant: Fresh out of business school, a young man answered a want ad for an accountant. His interview was with a very nervous man who ran a small business that he had started himself.
"I need someone with an accounting degree," the man said, "but mainly, I'm looking for someone to do my worrying for me."
"Excuse me?" the accountant said.
"I worry about a lot of things," the man said, "but I don't want to have to worry about money. Your job will be to take all the money worries off my back."
"I see," the accountant said. "And how much does the job pay?"
"I'll start you at $100,000."
"At $100,000!" the accountant exclaimed. "How can such a small business afford a sum like that?"
"That," the owner said, "is your first worry."
The intention of this essay was to make you laugh. We all need to laugh. I hope it worked.
Think about it.
Dr. Don Meyer is the president ofValley Forge Christian College, Phoenixville.
Responses can be emailed to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Official page: Facebook.com/DrDonMeyer


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…or so goes the refrain of the addict. I was going to put up a more substantive, well-researched post, but I wanted to give you a few weekend thoughts to chew on. I deal with addictions a lot, but the most common and deadly one is tobacco. Tobacco is responsible for millions of serious illness…


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Last week NZGamer.com popped down to Sidhe Interactive to check out All Blacks Rugby Challenge. It's obviously an appropriate title for New Zealand sport this year, but it's also an attempt to make an engaging Rugby title - something that's proved problematic for developers over the years. Thankfully, as with the game's namesakes, things are looking positive heading into final prep.
After a couple of impressive stills of ITM Cup stadiums for Canterbury and Taranaki (photographers were sent round all the grounds, and unfinished stadiums - such as Eden Park - were completed off their plans) we got our first look at the menu.
The intro sequence features Mils Muliaina, Dan Carter and Ritchie McCaw in the heat of action setting up a try. However, this sequence can change as the game will detect which country you're based in and select your national team by default. This is similar to the EA Sports Favourite team option that featured in FIFA, NBA and Madden, but the presentation is far better than we've seen in any sports game from Sidhe.
The developers have really aimed for a more emotional and engaging experience; there are lens flares, slow mo captures and snap zooms galore. If you've seen the night-time Piri Weepu haka shot, you'll see what I'm talking about. The camera angles are more dramatic.
Sidhe has also managed to break new ground by individuating crowd members. The change from a classic "cardboard" crowd has made big waves in the international digital world. There are even security guards, journalists, teammates and other sideline essentials. It's a wonderful small touch that looks very impressive.
Apart from one and two-player options, you'll also be able to play a single season and attempt a legacy in Franchise Mode. The ITM, Qantas and Super 15 franchises will be available, and there is also word of multiple European teams being involved. For those curious, the squads are current as of two weeks ago. As you'd expect, a big focus has been placed on online play to ensure any lag is minimised, so here's hoping you and three mates can go compete without any jitters.
A handy tutorial helps get you up to scratch and, with an eye to the RWC bringing in new fans, a lot of work has been put into making this both easy and accessible. Various skills, such as running between cones, practicing kicks, and many other NZ primary school classics will have you doing behind-the-back passes and side-stepping opponents in no time.
All Blacks Rugby Challenge also features Rugby Money, a rewards system most gamers will be familiar with (think GT or Burnout). These rewards come from completing various activities, whether running through the tutorials or playing online, and can be spent in the Rugby Store. This is not an online function, but rather an in-game unlockable system similar to Sidhe's Rugby League games.
After being walked through a game featuring the All Blacks (game rating 95, the highest in-game) vs. the Wallabies (game rating 91, deal with it), we got our own chance for glory.
The pre-game Load Screen allow players to practice their passing skills in both one and two-player modes in a generic New York-esque background, although apparently it was originally Wellington's Newtown Park.
Of course, the All Blacks do the Haka. Only Ka Mate will feature, and in this case is led by Hosea Gear. Apparently the game will always pick the most relevant player to lead the Haka. Opposition teams respectfully stand and take it, which sadly means no Manu Samoa or other countries' traditional challenges.
Controls are simple and should be familiar to most sports game fans. An interesting thing to note is that bound characters in a ruck cannot be unbound, to allow for a faster game. When kicking, the wind is shown dimensionally on the field using VVVV symbols rather than a HUD system. Side-stepping and fending require the use of the right analog stick, and passing after a tackle will result in an offload, depending on your stats.
When a player starts to pulse, they gain momentum and will have heightened attributes (break tackles etc). Those attributes include Mental Agility, which affects both a player's awareness (especially with offloads) and also relates to their Discipline stat. Incidentally, Ma'a Nonu gets 58 MA. If you have a problem with that, there's an incredibly detailed player editor and character creation menu, which will allow for all those personalised rugby memories you've been craving.
Commentary comes from Grant Nisbett and Justin Marshall, with Nisbett doing the heavy lifting and Marshall firing in asides. Fans of Jonah Lomu Rugby will be glad to hear Sidhe are fans of the game, so you may hear a couple of classics ("Dig's like a demented mole!") popping up. And that's not the only involvement the big man has lent to the game.
Sidhe Interactive has been liaising with the NZRFU for their Weta Digital motion capture with Jonah Lomu and various All Blacks, although we haven't yet been told which ones.
All in all, this is an impressive display, and something rugby fans should be excited about. Can it finally give us a rugby game to be proud of? We'll find out in the coming months.
All Blacks Rugby Challenge will be released on Xbox 360, PS3, PC, and PS Vita.
Last week NZGamer.com popped down to Sidhe Interactive to check out All Blacks Rugby Challenge. It's obviously an appropriate title for New Zealand sport this year, but it's also an attempt to make an engaging Rugby title - something that's proved problematic for developers over the years. Thankfully, as with the game's namesakes, things are looking positive heading into final prep.
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December 27, 2011 > Emergency services contract awarded to Alameda County Fire Department
Lawrence Livermore National Security, LLC (LLNS) will continue to contract with the Alameda County Fire Department (ACFD) to provide emergency services to Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL). Alameda County was selected for award following completion of a competitive Request For Proposal. The resulting five-year contract will provide fire, medical and hazardous material emergency services to the Laboratory main site, its experimental test site, Site 300, located on the Alameda County Tracy border, and Sandia National Laboratories, CA, which is located on property adjacent to the Laboratory main site. "This contract allows the Laboratory and the county to continue to provide the high level of public service not only to LLNL but to surrounding communities," said Alameda County Fire Chief Sheldon Gilbert. The new contract will begin in July. Alameda County has provided services to Lawrence Livermore since 2007, when Laboratory management transitioned from the University of California to LLNS, a private entity. LLNS manages Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory for the Department of Energy/National Nuclear Security Administration. LLNS is comprised of: Bechtel National, the largest project management contractor in the United States; The University of California, the world's pre-eminent public research university; Babcock & Wilcox and URS, the top two DOE nuclear facilities contractors; and Battelle, a global leader in science and technology and technology commercialization. The team also includes Texas A&M University, which provides programs in homeland security and national security. The ACFD is a full service fire department providing all risk response to the largest fire service response area in the county, covering more than 506 square miles of urban, suburban, San Francisco Bay and rural areas. The department is comprised of 33 fire companies and 28 stations that serve the unincorporated areas of Alameda County, the cities of San Leandro, Dublin, Newark and Union City and Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.


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Japanese comedian Hard Gay, who is hardly gay, was roped in by Microsoft Japan to promote Halo 4 at a recent event in Tokyo.
While Hard Gay, whose real name is Masaki Sumitani, hit it big in Japan back in 2005, he hasn't appeared that much on television of late, save for the occasional appearance here and there.
At this Halo event, Game Impress Watch reports that Sumitani worked in his "Fooohhh!" catchphrase by exclaiming "Halo Fooohhh!" (GEDDIT?!)
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Eliminating drink driving in just 10 years - it sounds too good to be true.
But Les Libbesson is convinced he knows how to do it. If only the pollies would listen.
The Guardian Interlock Systems managing director wants intelligent electronic devices – known as alcohol interlocks - fitted to more cars so they can't start if the driver is over the limit.
They are an emerging technological solution to a human behavioural problem wreaking death and destruction on the nation's roads year after year.
Out of the four road deaths that occur in Australia each day, at least one involves alcohol. Last year, 700 people were killed in an accident where booze was a factor. Evidence show drunk drivers are also more likely to be found on regional roads than in capital cities.
"We need to stop pussy-footing around and demand the political will to get on with this," Mr Libbesson said.
"Interlocks pose little to no cost to the government but the road safety benefits for the community are huge."
The NRMA has called for interlocks to be compulsory in all new cars sold in Australia from 2013.
Mr Libbesson, who installs and maintains court-ordered alcohol gauges in the cars of repeat offenders, said more could be done in the interim.
"If we want to fix the road safety problems in 30 years, go ahead and make them mandatory in all new cars," he said.
"Sure, that's part of the solution, but what are we going to do today for the woman who goes down the road shopping, drives up the road and a bloke crosses the medium strip, runs into her and he's dead drunk and it's his fifteenth offence?
"We can stop that sort of thing happening right now if we make it law that anyone caught drink driving automatically has an interlock installed…no ifs or buts."
About 5000 drink drivers are currently subject to court-ordered interlocks across five states, Mr Libbesson estimated.
The devices record a treasure trove of information for authorities, especially how many times a driver has tried to drink and drive. Most states force the driver pay for the $150 cost of having the interlock installed, along with the average $150 month rental fee.
The National Road Safety Strategy, which aims to cut the road toll by 30 per cent by 2020, last year recommended state and federal governments commission research into extending interlocks to the broader driver population.
"If the community supported the widespread implementation of alcohol interlocks, then in the next ten years drink driving could almost be eliminated," the report stated.
But such a move would likely encounter some stiff opposition.
"I recognise the right to privacy and civil liberties, I would fight to my last breath to defend them," Mr Libbesson said.
"But I won't fight to my last breath to defend someone who is drinking and driving. The reality is these people have or are committing an offence on a daily basis and often killing themselves and others people in the process."
The recommended research is underway but is only examining way to introduce interlocks to all drivers on a voluntary basis, not mandatory.
NRMA president Wendy Machin said the public had a history of approaching road safety measures with scepticism.
"We have to accept there will be some resistance to safety changes, there was to seatbelts and random breath testing (because) some people thought that was a violation of their rights," she said.
"But as you can see now, there were huge benefits that came from the introduction of those measures."
She said vehicle manufacturers should wear the cost of including the devices in new cars. The recent introduction of interlocks as part of a suite of tough anti-drink driving measures in British Columbia saw alcohol-related deaths drop by 40 per cent in just one year.


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