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Downtown Detroit office building vacancy rate drops 7.7 percentage points from 2012
2013 Detroit Skyline Review
The vacancy rate in downtown Detroit's most prized office buildings fell from 19.2 percent in 2012 to 11.5 percent last year, according to a new report issued by the Detroit office of Jones Lang Lasalle.
The second annual Detroit Skyline Review, which keeps tabs on office buildings over 100,000 square feet built or renovated since 1985, also says that 1.5 million square feet has been absorbed in the last three years in the 10 million-square-foot skyline. During that time period, the vacancy rate decreased from 26 percent to 11.5 percent, according to the report.
"The absorption numbers are dramatic," said Dave MacDonald, executive vice president of Jones Lang Lasalle. "They tell a great story for a submarket that, from a leasing perspective, had been lagging or static for the last couple decades.
"Even if you could pinpoint all the activity to one person (Dan Gilbert), it's hard to ignore the impact of 10,000 to 15,000 new workers downtown. Any market in the country would crave to have that kind of growth just in people."
Sixteen buildings were included in last year's report; there were 20 this year. The four buildings added are: the Guardian Building, the First National Building, Chrysler House (formerly the Dime Building) and 1001 Woodward Ave.
The Guardian Building is 648,000 square feet and is 93.3 percent leased, according to the report. The First National Building is 800,000 square feet and 99.1 percent leased. Chrysler House is 416,000 square feet and 96.3 percent leased, and 1001 Woodward is 283,000 square feet and 97.5 percent leased.
The other buildings in this year's report are:
• 211 W. Fort St.: 450,000 square feet, 86.7 percent leased.
• 150 W. Jefferson Ave.: 493,000 square feet, 80.2 percent leased.
• One Woodward Ave.: 360,000 square feet, 95.3 percent leased.
• One Detroit Center, 500 Woodward Ave.: 957,000 square feet, 64 percent leased.
• Chase Tower, 611 Woodward Ave.: 505,000 square feet, 100 percent leased.
• One Kennedy Square, 777 Woodward Ave.: 247,000 square feet, 100 percent leased.
• Compuware Corp. headquarters: 1.1 million square feet, 100 percent leased.
• Renaissance Center, Tower 100: 577,000 square feet, 85.3 percent leased.
• Renaissance Center, Tower 200: 582,000 square feet, 92.5 percent leased.
• Renaissance Center, Tower 300: 585,000 square feet, 100 percent leased.
• Renaissance Center, Tower 400: 576,000 square feet, 82.7 percent leased.
• Renaissance Center, Tower 500: 307,000 square feet, 100 percent leased.
• Renaissance Center, Tower 600: 307,000 square feet, 92.2 percent leased.
• Ford Field: 331,000 square feet, 75.5 percent leased.
• Madison Office Building, 1900 St. Antoine St.: 100,000 square feet, 12.7 percent leased.
• Brewery Park, 1155 Gratiot Ave.: 371,000 square feet, 76.3 percent leased.
A.J. Weiner, also an executive vice president for Jones Lang Lasalle, said the central business district "isn't deep" in a particular building class; there is a good mixture of Class A, B and C buildings.
"All the segments seem to be experiencing an uptick in activity and attention," Weiner said.
The three largest leases last year in Skyline buildings were Title Source Inc.'s lease of 330,000 square feet in the First National Building; Lowe Campbell Ewald's lease of 122,000 square feet at Ford Field; and Quicken Loans Inc.'s lease of 120,000 square feet at One Woodward Ave., according to the report.
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KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. – Oregon Tech head coach Jack Kegg announced today the signing of Ryan Pierce (Sherwood, Ore.) to both the men's cross country and track teams.
Pierce, a graduate of Sherwood High School, holds PR's of 16:42 in the 5K and 9:43 in the 3K, while clocking in at 4:20 in the 1500 meters. At SHS Pierce was honored as the Most Outstanding Cross Country Athlete.
"Ryan has great potential and will develop into an important member of our cross country team here at Oregon Tech," mentioned Kegg. "In track Ryan moves into a vacancy of two school-record holders due to graduation and is up to the challenge of scoring in the Cascade Conference championships."
Ryan is the son of Doug and Dianna Pierce and plans to study computer science at Oregon Tech beginning this fall.

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FACULTY AWARD: Botstein named 2012 Dan David Prize Laureate
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David Botstein, Princeton's Anthony B. Evnin '62 Professor of Genomics, professor of moleculary biology and director of the Lewis-Sigler Institute for Integrative Genomics, was one of six researchers recently named 2012 Dan David Prize Laureates. The $1 million prize recognizes Botstein's important contributions to the understanding and mapping of the human genome. The prize is endowed by the Dan David Foundation and based at Tel Aviv University. It is presented yearly in honor of innovative and interdisciplinary research.


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Army is returning to the bowl lineup for the first time since 1996, when the Black Knights square off with the Mustangs of SMU in the Armed Forces Bowl on December 30 at noon. The Mustangs were relegated to the Armed Forces Bowl after losing the C-USA Title game. Former Hawaii Head Coach June Jones will lead the Mustangs; having turned around the program after the NCAA death penalty crippled th...


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Well... it was a good day. In my subject about tech english, the teacher show "Linux Jargon" for exercicies, weeell, the lesson was less boring than others days ;)
At the morning I modified VLAD. VLAD is a program that is able to show a LDAP tree directory but you must pass directory base and LDAP host like parameter in configure, with my little modificatio it able to pass like parameter when you execute it, I need it O:)
I evaluates TRINUX for a paper.. is a nice "micro" distribution, but I haven't a couple of machines for tests so I installed VMWare! woooow!! ( but only for 30 days, and isn't free software :((( ) I suposse that when plex78 works better I install it.
I was think if I must send patch to VLAD's develoler ... :? It's a very silly feature...
Ana is feeling better... WELL! O:) She went to class today... I love her... O:)


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Williams wrote 25 full-length plays and 70 one-acts; Vieux Carré might have served him and his audiences better refashioned as several of the latter. It's a stitched-together and interlinked series of set pieces and, while references to loneliness come up a lot, the 2-1/2-hour play's structure is less an arc than a dotted line.
Williams started it in his late 20s when he first moved to New Orleans, and worked on it for nearly four decades. A memory play filled with eccentric characters, it opens like the later The Glass Menagerie, with the person at the center, identified only as the Writer (Vichet Chum), briefly introducing himself before turning to the action. Scenic designer Jarrod Bray encloses the proceedings in the derelict walls of a present building, with foliage intruding, as recollected inhabitants strut and fret.
Unlike Williams, who got a job in the colorful city writing for the WPA, his stand-in remains poor. For meals he has to hand out cards to tourists in the French Quarter — another name for the Vieux Carré — advertising 25-cent lunches prepared by his ill-tempered landlady, Mrs. Wire (Tiffany Nicole Greene) and her ill-treated helper, Nursie (Rachel Christopher).
Mrs. Wire is such a controlling dragon lady with her boarding house tenants, all but one of whom are impoverished, that she places her bed at the front door so she can monitor comings and goings. For example, she keeps the gay Nightingale (Chris Berry) from going upstairs with a pickup (John Tracey). Nightingale turns his attentions to the Writer who, while expressing uncertainty over his sexual orientation, is far too enthusiastic relating a successful encounter (with a paratrooper, no less) that we don't doubt what team he wants to play for.
These denizens are types, caricatures rather than characters. So we also have two shabby women, Mary Maude (Charlotte Graham) and a gap-toothed Carrie (Jaselyn Blanchard). They are slowly starving, scavenging from garbage cans while pretending what they find are leftovers from restaurant meals. In a darkly humorous touch, they are writing a Creole cookbook, from memories of family recipes.
The couple we see most are Jane (Olivia D'Ambrosio), stuffy from being well-bred and well-educated, and Tye (Terrell Donnell Sledge), who strips in a nightclub but otherwise is supported by Jane. Like Brick in Cat On a Hot Tin Roof, Tye is crude, not hesitating to rub his groin in front of company.
As for the one recollecting all of this, we occasionally get disconnected bits of background that remain undeveloped, gaining none of their potential emotional charge. He still loses sleep over the death of his grandmother just before he left St. Louis, for example. And his cataract being operated on is mentioned only in passing, leaving us to guess how important that is to him.
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Iron Man 2 pictures have been making the rounds. We've known about War Machine for a while, but now we finally get to see Scarlett Johanssen rocking red threads and a catsuit. People seem a lot more excited about her picture than the other three. Why on earth could that be?
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The Iowa legislature passing their budget last week has resulted in a savings to Washington taxpayers. Washington Schools Superintendent Dr. Mike Jorgensen says everyone in the school district will be assessed a lower amount on their property taxes. He says the new levy amount will be $16.76 per $1000 of taxable value which is 70 cents lower.
Dr. Jorgensen says the biggest change was with the funding of the Grant Wood AEA Flow through money. This decrease became effective the first of the month when the new budget year started.
Mid-Prairie and Keota Schools Superintendent Mark Schneider says the new budget did not change either school's bottom line. KCII is investigating the impact of other school districts in the listening area and will bring you more information as it becomes official.
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I had another go at getting edd's FOAFbot running again with the updated Redland 0.9.12 API and it now seems to not crash as much after I hand-edited some bugs that it found in the latest version. This is a good thing since I found the bugs and fixed them. Of course that just leaves the issue of why it runs and doesn't work.


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check out what's possible using hasbro's head and clothing with just a little customizing.
the head was shrunk, re-painted, and the clothes were altered for a better fit.
hasbro could easily produce a figure like this!
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Practise with it in the open air a few times. Time how long it takes to fully vaporize the OA with your particular setup.
While I understand I dont want to take a big whiff of it , is the general consencus that it is a fairly safe and "organic" method of treatment a fair statement ?
I had to make up a jumper cable from a 25' extension cord. It's fairly small gauge wire, maybe 16ga. With a small car battery, it takes 3 min. I let it cool down in the hive for a minute, then pull it out and dip it in a jar of water to really cool it off. Then I wipe it out and move to the next. Most object to having something shoved in their front door, others not so much. I've watched through an observation window in a TBH and they don't seem to react much at all.
Certified Naturally Grown.
I went back and edited my post to add that.
edited to add that while I've never bothered to go for certification, I do try to apply their standards.
But do not mess with the dribble method; use the vaporizer. Read Part 2 for the vapor method:
I got my oxalic acid (wood bleach) at Ace Hardware..... Seemed to be the only hardware store in my area that carried it....
Probably a dumb question, but are you supposed to remove the supers before you OA vaporize?
I don't know what other people are doing, but I treat with OA after I remove supers in the fall and then again early in the spring.
If I use OA it is after I have removed the harvestable honey for the season. The OA I use is 100% OA. Vaporizing is the only method used on the colonies that look like they need it in the late summer/early fall.
I got one for 90.00 had to put clips and a cord 10.00 works great just did my 2nd treatment very easy.
Yeah, the Heilyser is 90.
I am glad to hear OA vaporizing can be done with sbb.
Does the acidic vapour corrode the screen?....break down the white plastic?
How do you insert the vapourizer? Seems a really stupid question but with my sbb when I poke something into the entrance it hits a board about 1" in.
If I can get it to work with sbb then I will order a vapourizer post haste.
You need a 3/4 in. entrance and just slip it in.
do you treat while they still have brood in the hive?
why vaporize it ?
This is what I ave gleaned from folks in the know...I am not.
OA kills phorectic mites on adults...not in the brood. It doesn't harm brood but if you treat when there is brood you need to treat a few times to get the emerging brood with mites.
Formic acid..MAQS....use once...7 day treatment...gets mites both on adults and in brood...but is greater chance of bee loss, especially newly emergent bees and ones soon to be dead anyway.
So use OA in late fall when no brood, or use repeat Q 7-14 days.
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Senate Republicans refuse to confirm Kerry until Hillary testifies about Benghazi
posted at 7:31 pm on December 27, 2012 by Ed Morrissey
Isn't this pushing a jinx? If Senate Republicans insist on having Hillary Clinton testify before allowing John Kerry's confirmation to proceed, aren't they risking a torn ACL or turf toe for the outgoing Secretary of State?
Clinton has pledged to remain in the job until Kerry is confirmed, which Obama said he was confident would happen "quickly." The Senate is expected to take up Kerry's nomination in early January, but multiple Republican senators have already said they won't agree to a vote on Kerry's nomination until Clinton testifies about the Sept. 11 attack on the U.S. mission in Benghazi. Illness and a concussion has prevented Clinton from appearing thus far.
Clinton promised to appear before Congress at one point, but the State Department backpedaled from that position quickly after it became public. State then said that Clinton couldn't testify until after Congress received the report from the Accountability Review Board's investigation into Benghazi, which they hinted Congress might not see for another 90 days — or possibly never see in its entirety. They got the ARB report last week, at which point State announced the resignations of four officials who never actually resigned at all. Accountability!
So yes, there are plenty of questions to ask Hillary Clinton about the "systemic failures" and "leadership and management deficiencies" that arose under her command at State, now that Congress has seen the report. There are plenty of questions to ask Hillary Clinton about the surreal resignation dodge of the past week. Asking those questions requires her presence, however, and it's becoming clear that Hillary has no intention of submitting herself to those lines of inquiry in public. She and State are trying to run out the clock and leave John Kerry in position to deal with the aftermath.
The question is whether Senate Republicans can actually block Kerry's nomination. Stalwarts like Mike Lee and Tim Scott will certainly give it a go, and Marco Rubio suggested that he might put a hold on it. John McCain and Lindsey Graham may not go along with obstruction for very long, for collegial reasons concerning Kerry and Hillary as well as for "comity," but they may come along for a little while. Harry Reid can move the question with 60 votes, which means that he only needs 5 Republicans to agree to a floor vote to break the impasse. I'd be surprised if he can't find them, after a short period of time in which the Senate Republicans can make their objection known.
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'This Is Princeton' to showcase University talent, Feb. 26
Posted February 24, 2004; 03:17 p.m.
"This Is Princeton," a showcase of talents from Princeton faculty members and students, will be held at 8 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 26, in Richardson Auditorium, Alexander Hall.
The event will include performances by Ballet Folklorico, senior Anthony Costanzo, Kevin Cotter of the class of 1996, diSiac, senior Eli Goldsmith, staff member Kenny Grayson, freshman Irwin Hall, the High Steppers, the Katzenjammers, graduate student Jason Lawrence, Professor John McPhee, Professor Paul Muldoon, sophomore Dan-el Padilla Peralta, the Princeton University String Quartet, Sympoh Urban Arts Crew and more.
The event is sponsored by the Undergraduate Student Government Projects Board and the Office of the Dean of Undergraduate Students.
Tickets are $6 for students and $10 for nonstudents. They may be purchased at the Richardson Auditorium ticket office, (609) 258-5000. Proceeds from the event will fund scholarships for area youth affiliated with Community House to participate in summer arts programs. Cash donations also will be collected at the door.
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This week the New York International Gift Fair took place, and so we did what anyone enamored with giving (and, we admit, receiving) would do. We went shopping. Or, at least, browsing. Specifically, we looked for items we thought the Crane & Co. Enthusiast would love. Here's what we found…
These soft leather journals from a company called Nkuku immediately caught our eye because of their simple design and vintage feel. We can just see ourselves pulling it out of our knapsack and scribbling away on a bench in Central Park. We knew there was a reason we were drawn to this particular journal — the pages are made of 100 percent recycled cotton. Remind you of another company?
Is there anything more exciting than receiving a post card from a far off land? Writing one from a far away land, of course! What we love most about these postcards featuring vintage photos — from a French company called Nothing Compares With You — are their miniature size (about as big as a boutonniere). Just a few thoughtful lines between sips of Bordeaux. Ah, correspondence, je t'aime.
When we walked by this booth, we were immediately transported back to grade school, wrapping our text books in brown paper decorated with colorful scribbles and stickers. What we love about these book covers by Say It With Book Covers is that they are completely customizable — a special quote on the spine (or spines), like our favorite, 'Life Is Short. Eat Dessert First.' We couldn't think of a more perfect gift for a book lover.
Like peanut butter and chocolate, gin and tonic, Fred and Ginger, beautiful paper is always better with a beautiful pen. We love a good story (we like to think ours is pretty good, ahem), so we were enchanted with the one behind the Yard-O-Led pen. From Birmingham, England, each instrument is handmade out of sterling silver and marked with a series of symbols. Our favorite is the anchor, which seems like an odd choice considering Birmingham is a land-locked town. It turns out the anchor represents the name of the pub where the pen's creators met. Delightful, don't you think?


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[awesome video alert] Have Nots "Louisville Slugger" + mp3 + Billy Ruane doc
Boston-based director MICHAEL GILL strikes again. Last year, Gill's Circumvision production company took home "Video Of The Year" honors at the 2010 Boston Music Awards for the HAVE NOTS' "Used To Be," and today he unveiled another visually-striking video from the acclaimed Boston punk band, for the hard-hitting "Louisville Slugger."
The shout-it-out song was our Mp3 of the Week back in May, when Barry Thompson noted the song is "a rousing reminder that it's beyond uncool to slap your significant other around." Here, Gill adds the sights to the sounds that resonate pretty deeply about a woman in a shitty situation and her male friends who want to step in and swing the ol' wood around in her defense.
It's the latest A+ video from Gill, the drummer of the recently reunited Damn Personals who also won "Best Video In Boston" in our 2010 Boston Phoenix/WFNX Best Music Poll (for Televandals' "Good For Nothing"). In addition, Gill just finished up the new Dropkick Murphys video, and has also done sterling work for the Lights Out, Roadsaw, State Radio, Damone, Wheat, and his latest project, the Murder Mile.
Gill is also busy at work on a documentary about the late Billy Ruane, an extension of the Unsung Hero clip he created for last year's BMA. Anyone with video or photo footage they'd be willing to share are asked to contact Gill at email@example.com.
And if you want the Have Nots mp3 for the song above, grab it below.
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I don't know any real turkey dog breeders...I knew one that thought he was.
If I was looking for another dog I'd look at a Boykin...the oldest known breed of Turkey Dog.
If I wanted something bigger and faster I'd look at a Watchtelhunde.
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Mothma? Isn't that some sort of Japanese monster or something?
LOL! To enlist the help of Mon Mothra, the Rebel Alliance opened a small box and asked the two tiny women inside to call her for them.
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LOL! To enlist the help of Mon Mothra, the Rebel Alliance opened a small box and asked the two tiny women inside to call her for them.
Darth Vader is becoming the Mickey Mouse of Star Wars.
Kylo Ren - came from Space Brooklyn, although he moved to Space Williamsburg before it was trendy.
The use of a lightsaber does not make one a Jedi, it is the ability to not use it.
That is a great choice. Just some hair dye and it's good to go.
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It would be slightly amusing if she were wearing the same garb we see her wearing in ROTJ (for recognition purposes of course)!
Back to business: You would think that if her character were to appear in this film, she would be a Senator.
For a short period of time I believed that Mon Mothma was actually Amidala with a new name.
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But of course this would have left a HUGE loose end to be tied up at the end of ROTJ.
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Photograph by Marni Rothschild Pictures from "Down By The River" 2. Delegate Have the moolah for a professional wedding planner? Great! Charleston is chock full of amazingly talented folks. But if you can't afford a full on pro (or if you're among the brave legions of DIY brides) make sure not to assign yourself all of the tasks. Be honest about the wedding you're wishing for. An intimate affair on the dock means your uber-organized friend might be all the help you need. A blowout at the plantation? At the very least you'll likely need to hire a day-of pro if not a designer from day one.
Photograph by Zach Suggs for Behind the Scenes 3. Keep Your Cool Your wedding is going to be one of the happiest days of your life and also one of the most stressful periods of time, too. Acknowledge and accept that now and you'll likely be less frazzled when the Big Day arrives. And there are stress-busters a plenty here in the Lowcountry. From jogging across the Ravenel to taking a carriage ride or strolling along the many beaches, there's much on offer to bring you back to center. Bonus? None of your friends will nominate you for a "Bridezilla" episode. 4. Moisturize Guilty! This is actually my New Year's resolution, and it's especially critical for Charleston brides-to-be. Lowcountry sun, wind, and sand can chap your skin in the most unbridal way. Ideally, you should lather up your entire body after each shower as water can be drying. But the golden rule? Never forget your face. Just keep in mind that a lightweight, non comedogenic lotion is better for our humid climate—and a little 15 or 30 SPF (and even a hint of self tanner) doesn't hurt, either.
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To prepare your iOS device for the imminent iOS 6 jailbreak, weve put together a few recommended and optional steps that you might want to follow so your iOS device(s) will be ready to be jailbroken on iOS 6.0 - 6.1.2.
Step 1: Back Up Your Personal Data
This is a pretty important step. You should always back up your data before a jailbreak just to ensure that you wont lose any of your data if something goes wrong and you need to restore your device so you can start over. You can back up by one of two ways: 1. Via iTunes; or 2. Via iCloud. iCloud may be easier, but iTunes will be the most secure and fool-proof method.
Step 2: Download iOS 6.1.2 (NOT OTA)
iOS 6.1.2 is the latest firmware that can be jailbroken by evasi0n. Its also the firmware most jailbreak developers will be working on jailbreak tweaks for. If you want to ensure that jailbreak tweaks you want to download after you jailbreak will be compatible with your iOS device, we recommend being on iOS 6.1.2 instead of staying at lower firmware versions. Some jailbreak developers may not have access to these legacy firmwares, and so jailbreak tweaks may not be created for them. So just do yourself a huge favor, and grab iOS 6.1.2! You can get the link for 6.1.2 with your device at http://www.felixbruns.de/iPod/firmware/
Step 3: Do A DFU Mode Restore to iOS 6.1.2
A DFU mode restore is different than a regular restore, because when in DFU mode, your entire iOS image is replaced, while a regular restore just reverts all your old settings back to their factory defaults and keeps the original iOS image while replacing the user space and boot loader with new ones. The DFU mode restore helps ensure no corruptions, and this is exactly what youll want for a fresh jailbreak. To do this, just put your device in DFU mode, open iTunes, and Shift+Click (Windows) or Option+Click (Mac) the Restore button in iTunes and point iTunes to the iOS 6.1.2 firmware you downloaded in the last step.
Step 4: Restore From Your Backup
This is optional, as you can always set a device up as a new device if you want to, but if you backed up your data and want all of that data to carry over to your fresh install of iOS 6.1.2, you can restore from your backup either from iCloud or from iTunes. Just remember, restoring from your backup can re-introduce corruptions that may have been present in your backup to your freshly restored iOS 6.1.2 firmware. So be prepared to decide if restoring from the backup is worth it. Note that iCloud can automatically sync your Contacts, Notes, Passbook contents, E-mails, Calendars, Reminders, and Safari Bookmarks to your freshly-restored iOS device without the need to restore from a backup.
Step 5: Save Your SHSH Blobs for iOS 6.1.2
There is currently no use for iOS 6-iOS 6.1.2 SHSH blobs on most devices, since the APTicket vulnerability that was available in iOS 5 allowing us to restore between iOS 5 firmwares is not existent in iOS 6, however if hackers find a way to circumvent the system in the future, it would be a good idea to have your SHSH blobs saved. We recommend this as precautionary measure. You can save your iOS 6.1.2 SHSH blobs with either TinyUmbrella or redsn0w.
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Yuki vs Javier Hernandez Headlines RISE 90 on October 25th
- Written by Dave Walsh
RISE has been bringing in foreign competition for a while with frequency and will look to do it once again on October 25th, bringing in former It's Showtime 61kg champ and Liverkick #3 ranked Lightweight Javier Hernandez to take on their promotional Lightweight champion Yuki. Hernandez (25-5-0, 11 KO) gained notoriety last June when he defeated Karim Bennoui in a fight of the year candidate to take the It's Showtime title. Most recently, Hernandez made it three straight unsuccessful defenses of the It's Showtime 61kg title, losing the title to Masahiro Yamamoto back in July. Yuki (31-14-1, 23 KO) took part in both K-1 -63kg tournaments, but lost in the quarterfinals both times to eventual finalists. He won the inaugural RISE Lightweight title in a 4-man tournament with wins over Naoki and Koji Yoshimoto at the end of 2010 and has defended it once with an improbable comeback against Yuto Watanabe. Most recently, Yuki dropped a decision to RISE Korea Welterweight champ Lee Sun Hyun at RISE 88. This fight has a good chance for some real fireworks as both fighters have shown they can hand out just as much punishment as they can take. Hernandez should be the favorite here and have a noticeable speed advantage, but Yuki definitely has the power in both his punches and low kicks to pull off the upset. I wouldn't be surprised if both fighters score knockdowns in this fight.
In a matchup for the recently vacated RISE Heavyweight title, #1 ranked Kengo Shimizu will rematch #2 ranked Raoumaru. Their first fight took place at RISE 88 with
In a fight to decide the aforementioned Yuki's next title challenger, RISE Korea Welterweight champion Lee Sun Hyun will take on #1 ranked Hiroshi Mizumachi. For Lee, this is his fourth fight in the main branch of RISE and will be his second not against a promotional champion. At RISE 85, he lost a close decision to Super Lightweight champ Koji Yoshimoto after failing to make weight, then won a decision against Yuki. Most recently, he scored a TKO of Yuto Watanabe, who had just fought Yuki for the title. Mizumachi lost a superfight to Super Lightweight champion Koji Yoshimoto back at RISE 83 and a fight in Shootboxing at last year's Shoot the Shooto, but is 1-0 this year with a win over Naoki at RISE 88. I like Lee to take the win here.
In a fight to decide the next challenger to Koji Yoshimoto's Super Lightweight title, #1 ranked Yukihiro Komiya will take on #3 ranked Yasuomi Soda. Komiya (29-10-0, 6 KO) was the RISE 70kg champion until last year when he lost it to Takafumi Morita. After a loss to Yuji Nashiro to start 2012, Komiya dropped to 65kg where he has gone 2-0, defeating Yusuke Sugawara in RISE and picking up a win at Bing Bang 10 earlier this month. Soda (12-1-0, 4 KO) was the most recent challenger to Yoshimoto's title, losing by decision and losing his undefeated record. He bounced back from that loss with a stoppage of Korean fighter Kim Dong Soo at RISE 87.
An important 55kg fight takes place at this event as well, with #2 ranked Dyki taking on MA Kick champion and #3 ranked Takashi Ohno. The winner of this fight will likely take on #1 ranked Ryuma Tobe for the recently vacated title, as former champion KENJI has moved to boxing. This fight is important because KENJI's departure and Ryuya Kusakabe's recent loss have blown open a hole in the 55kg division underneath now undisputed divisional kingpin Shota Takiya. The winner of this fight will help distance himself in a muddled, unclear Super Bantamweight division. Ohno has won 7 in a row since the start of 2011, winning his MA Kick title at the beginning of the year against Takuma Ito. He had his first fight in RISE at RISE 89 in July, beating then-undefeated DEEP*KICK 55kg champ Seiya Rokukawa. Dyki made it to the finals of the RISE 55kg tournament, but was stopped in the 1st round by KENJI. He lost his next fight after that to Ryuma Tobe, but has gone 2-0 since with wins over Hiroaki Mizuhara and Ariaki Okada.
Finally, at 63kg, #3 ranked Yuto Watanabe takes on Shootboxing #1 ranked Lightweight Yuji Sugawara. Watanabe challenged Yuki for the RISE Lightweight title back at RISE 87 and after two rounds, looked like he was en route to a stoppage or at least to an easy decision, however Yuki came on strong in the late stages of the fight and was able to drop Watanabe multiple times to get the come from behind decision win. Watanabe's only fight since then was a stoppage loss to Lee Sun Hyun at RISE 89. Sugawara fought Hiroaki Suzuki for the vacant Shootboxing Lightweight title, but lost that fight and is 2-1 since.
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Rowdy doing disciplined casting. Normally I would do more freebies in between but shortened up for the video. I thought he was going to switch on the right over but he didn't. Dang, tale of the tape, I wasn't paying enough attention to Rowdy's spine alignment. The looks to the left were the noise from a lawn maintenance crew. Can you believe cutting grass in Jan. The house is vacant and for sale so I guess they are concerned about curb appeal. I will probably do one more session of disciplined casting and move on to pattern blinds. Swimby will have to wait for warmer weather.
Some odds and ends of things I have been intending to do. Hay bale, duck call, goose call, decoys, shotgun, honor in hunting situation. I started honoring with Rowdy two sessions ago. But also wanted to do it in a hunting situation. Rowdy on the left and Shadow on the right.


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Description ADULT MALE Has buffy white upperparts with streaking on back and nape. Head has pale gray face, red forecrown, and limited black at base of bill and on throat. Underparts are white, with faint dark streaks on flanks; in breeding season, breast is flushed pale pink, but this character is usually absent in winter. ADULT FEMALE Similar to winter adult male, but with subtly more noticeable streaking on flanks. JUVENILE Similar to adult female, but more heavily streaked on flanks and with buff wash to face and flanks.
Dimensions Length: 4 1/2-5 1/2" (11-14 cm)
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Voice Song and calls are similar to Common Redpoll.
Discussion Similar to Common Redpoll, but much paler, with a smaller, stubbier bill, and white, unstreaked (or nearly so) rump. Underparts are much less streaked than Common Redpoll counterparts. Forms flocks outside breeding season and sometimes mixes with Common. Sexes are dissimilar.


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1604 Campus Library stages 'sit-in' for new furniture
By Marianne McBride Lewis
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(Nov. 21, 2007)--As renovations and updates proceed at the UTSA 1604 Campus library, the UTSA community is invited to a "sit-in" at the library.
From 1 p.m., Monday, Nov. 26 to 9 p.m., Friday, Nov. 30, come to the library to check out a sampling of new chairs under consideration to replace the ones now in use at study tables and carrels.
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- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
- UTSA begins new way-finding sign installation this summer at Main Campus
- USA Today: UTSA long jumper Tyler Williamson rescues three-year-old boy
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UTSA students, faculty and staff members can cast a vote for the chair that best suits their needs.
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Star Wars aficionados, be prepared to have the time of your
lives! We won't be kicking back this summer, and neither will
you when you see this summer's stellar lineup of collectibles.
June's the month for our biggest and most exciting Star Wars
splash ever! First, we're announcing two new glowing FX
lightsabers. When you see these, you won't hesitate for a
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This summer promises to be anything but lazy! Barbeques and
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exciting array of prop replicas ever.
That's pretty cool that we will be able to order all the blasters all at once, and then just wait until late Summer through Fall for them to ship. The only blaster that seems to have a confirmed ship date is the Stormie blaster (December) according to multiple, reliable, sources. It'll still be a big hit towards the end of the year for those ordering all the blasters, and possibly the AT-AT, but at least we have some time to prepare.


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Sharon: I will never compromise on Jerusalem
Sharon, speaking the dar previous at a meeting with Jewish
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"I will never negotiate on Jerusalem," the prime minister said in
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When you are intoxicated with power and the US pays you $3,000,000,000 a year to kill, maime, exterminate Muslims who then ever thinks of peace?
It simply doesn't make any business sense.
The Peace initiateive, the Road Map and all that is just to keep the Arab Street in slumber. Israel and US will keep pushing their agenda. PEACE will only flow through an absolute global BOYCOTT of Israel + US in toto.
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Brown sisters to mark 50th anniversary of court decision, April 17
Posted April 8, 2004; 05:29 p.m.
Linda Brown Thompson and Cheryl Brown Henderson, daughters of the lead plaintiff in the 1954 Brown v. Board of Education U.S. Supreme Court case, will deliver a keynote address at a conference Saturday, April 17, commemorating the 50th anniversary of the court decision.
The Brown sisters will speak at 3 p.m. in the Frist Campus Center Multipurpose Room. They are the daughters of Oliver Brown, a minister who was the first parent listed in the lawsuit when it was originally filed in Topeka, Kan.
The conference, titled "Brown v. Board of Education: 50 Years Later, Why Are We Still Separate and Unequal?," is being convened by the Princeton Justice Project, a student group. Members have organized individual speakers, panels and debates to examine the progress of the public education system over the last 50 years.
Brown v. Board of Education is a landmark case that explicitly outlawed segregated public education facilities, ruling so on the grounds that the doctrine of "separate but equal" public education could never truly provide black Americans with facilities of the same standards available to white Americans.
The conference, scheduled to run from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Frist, is co-sponsored by the Princeton student publication Idealistic Nation, the Pace Center for Community Service, the Black Student Union and the Education Research Section of the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs.
For more information, visit the Princeton Justice Project Web site .
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It would be interesting to visit different stadiums in different parts of the world, what would you think? And create a page on the subject. Here I give you a link to a stadium in Uruguay, South America. It is the stadium where the first drink juice in the world of FIFA in 1930. www.gigapan.org/gigapans/65433/
Haha this is a great gigapan. Nice idea to make one of so many people, you have any idea how many are in the stadium ? Oh nvm, just read previous comment on being 30k people.
Great gigapan, really good topic to making gigapans.
Whoa. Cool. This gigapan is great! There's something Orweillian and voyeuristic and cool and disturbing about it all at the same time. To think that 30,000 people sitting at a baseball game would be individually identifiable from a photograph taken during the game. Anybody need an alibi? Anybody at the game with someone they shouldn't be at the game with? There's got to be at least somebody. This gigapan is absolutely amazing. I wonder how many people know they've been photographed.


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Binghamton University communicators win awards
Communicators from Binghamton University received recognition for efforts in alumni publications, video production and community relations at the 2002 SUNY Council for University Affairs and Development (SUNY/CUAD) Awards for Excellence ceremonies held recently in Rochester.
The SUNY/CUAD Awards for Excellence recognizes the work of professionals throughout the State University System in communications and advancement.
Judges Citations were awarded to Binghamton University for:
- Alumni Journal, in the category of Alumni Publications. The magazine is edited by Janice Endresen and is designed by David Skyrca of the Publications staff of University Communications and Marketing. The Publications office is headed by Denise Czuprynski.
- A 30-second commercial produced by Sandra Paniccia of University Communications and Marketing. The commercial was shown during the regionally televised men's basketball game between the Bearcats and the University of Hartford. During broadcast games of NCAA Division I basketball, schools are invited to air a commercial about their academic and sports programs.
- In efforts to unite the campus in the wake of events surrounding September 11, multiple offices at the University were recognized for community relations activities, "Building Community in the Wake of September 11," with communication coordinated by Anita Knopp Doll.
SUNY/CUAD IS the State University of New York's professional organization for institutional advancement personnel. Since its origins in 1953 as the State University Public Relations Council, the organization has continued to advance public understanding and serve the professional needs of its members.


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So. Verizon Wireless has added this "mobile messenger" feature that lets one send text messages to a Verizon mobile phone. On my clunky old StarTAC phone, this is next to useless, of course. I've received three or four text messages since Verizon started this service. Spam. Of course.
Is it even remotely possible that the ROI on spamming mobile phones is positive?


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Note:Online teaching methods require internet access. You will need to access substantial learning resources and experiences in CloudDeakin (Deakin's online learning environment). Compliance with the Standards in computing, connectivity and student capability are a condition on your enrolment.
The aim of this unit is to equip development professionals with the skills to better analyse and respond to humanitarian emergency and disaster situations. The unit is organised into four equally weighted modules namely:
Module 1: Basic issues in humanitarian emergencies and disaster relief:
definitions; different types of disaster; conflicts and disasters over the past 15 years; vulnerability and capacity; stakeholder analysis; the disaster risk management cycle (DRMC); the role of the media; basic needs matrix; logistics, maps and geographical/ climatic constraints.
Module 2: Historical perspectives and case studies:
historical developments since the end of the cold war; development of complex humanitarian emergencies (CHEs); natural disasters over the past 15 years.
Module 3: Disaster risk management planning:
hazards, vulnerability and risk assessment; traditional coping mechanisms; development of disaster risk management plans (DRMPs); planning, coordination, implementation, review and evaluation issues.
Module 4: Contemporary issues:
standards and codes of conduct; politicisation of humanitarian aid; personal risk and security; training needs and human resource management best practice.
Two essays of equal value, each approximately 2,500 words and worth 50% of final mark
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|It's not just an idle phrase: Snoozing really does improve your physical appearance. In a 2010 study, researchers at the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm, Sweden, found that sleep-deprived individuals appear less healthy, more tired and less attractive than those who get a full night's sleep. While that may seem obvious, there are other, less well-known ways that sleep -- not getting enough or not getting the right kind -- affects your appearance. Follow these steps from Michael F. Roizen, MD, chief wellness officer at the Cleveland Clinic and coauthor of "YOU: Being Beautiful," and Michelle Drerup, PsyD, a sleep psychologist and behavioral sleep medicine specialist at the Cleveland Clinic Sleep Disorders Center and creator of the online sleep improvement program GO! to Sleep, to wake up from tonight's rest a healthier, more beautiful you.
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|Everyone needs different amounts of sleep, but your goal should be to get six and a half to eight hours of quality sleep each night. That allows time for sleep to stimulate growth hormones, which promote fibroblast health (helping to maintain the structural integrity of connective tissues) and allow more production of collagen and elastin to keep your skin taut and vibrant. According to the authors of the Swedish study, people are programmed to pick up on exhaustion and are less attracted to it, because of the health problems and lower life expectancy associated with long-term sleep deprivation.
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|Most of the day, gravity pulls your skin down, contributing to facial sagging and wrinkles, even making your earlobes appear longer, says Dr. Roizen. Nighttime is the chance for your skin to relax and rejuvenate. But if you sleep with your face pressed to the pillow, you'll just look puffier in the morning (and develop sleep lines). Switch to sleeping on your back to allow gravity to exert a light stretching effect on your skin, giving you a mini face-lift by morning.
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|To further your overnight beauty treatment, use skin creams before bedtime. Topical retinoids, which treat acne, brown spots and wrinkles, are best applied at night, as they are inactivated by light, says Melissa Piliang, MD, a dermatologist at the Cleveland Clinic. For women with dry skin, a heavier, noncomedogenic (doesn't block pores) moisturing cream -- something that may not look very elegant during the day -- can be used, says Dr. Piliang.
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|Allergies to dust mites or dust mite waste is common as are allergies to feather pillows and laundry detergent. If you wake up with puffy eyelids, it's time to do some allergy testing, suggests Dr. Roizen. If dust mites are to blame, your best bet is to cover your pillow with a MicronOne case that feels like a pillowcase or a latex cover that feels a bit like plastic. Both work to decrease dust mite allergies and the subsequent puffiness. If you think it may be your pillow or detergent, switch pillows or detergents to determine the cause and fix the puffiness problem.
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|It's always easy to spot the smoker. Anyone who's been smoking long enough has those telling vertical lines above the lips from years of puckering around cigarettes. Smokers are also cheating their bodies of beauty rest, since smoking cigarettes and sleep don't mix. Nicotine arouses the central nervous system, making it harder to fall asleep -- and stay asleep, explains Dr. Drerup. And recent research found that cigarette smokers were four times as likely as nonsmokers to report feeling unrested after a night's sleep. In addition, smokers spend less time in deep sleep and more time in light sleep than nonsmokers do. For heavy smokers, it's even more of a problem. They may have middle-of-the-night awakenings caused by nicotine withdrawal.
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|Brushing and flossing your teeth are important to keep your mouth healthy and attractive. But there's one nighttime habit that can seriously ruin your mouth's good looks: sleeping with your mouth open. Whether you sleep open-mouthed out of habit or because you have a clogged nose, it's time to change your ways -- or take a decongestant! The air your mouth is exposed to dries the gums and enamel, causing gingivitis and possible bone decay -- not a pretty picture!
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|People who don't get enough sleep often overeat. Lack of sleep leads to an increase in appetite, sometimes a dramatic one. What's worse, in a study at the University of Chicago, participants who were experiencing sleep deprivation craved more calorie-dense, carbohydrate-rich foods, such as cake, ice cream, pasta and bread. Another study on the effects of diet and sleep found that drowsy dieters produced higher levels of ghrelin, a hormone that triggers hunger and slows down the body's fat-burning mechanism. So not only are you famished and eating more when you're sleep-deprived, you're also burning less fat. If you're overweight or obese, you need to lose weight for your health, not just to change your looks. Ultimately, Dr. Roizen says, the idea is to be in shape for you -- for your health, your mind and for you to feel beautiful.
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|When you don't get enough sleep or enough quality sleep, you tend to have more pain, since lack of sleep prevents the neurotransmitters that normally suppress pain from fully refreshing. And that extra pain drains your energy -- so you feel wiped out near the start of the day. With pain and exhaustion at play, it's nearly impossible to feel beautiful. Consult your doctor to treat the source of pain and explore relaxation techniques, such as deep breathing, meditation or gentle yoga to reduce your pain.
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|When you're tired, your energy level drops, which doesn't look good on anyone. As long as you're not experiencing insomnia at night, go ahead and take a daytime snooze, recommends Dr. Roizen. Just make sure to keep it under 30 minutes. Any longer than that and you'll slip into a stage of deeper sleep so close to the dreamy REM phase that when you wake up you'll feel hungover and drowsy. At less than 30 minutes, a nap can be invigorating. Naps enable your brain and body to reenergize.
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|When you don't get enough sleep, your body is stressed. And when your body is stressed, even your hair feels it. Suddenly your locks don't seem as thick or grow as quickly; your hair may lose its shine and bounce. Even worse, it could fall out! The stress from lack of sleep can cause hair loss, according to senior trichologist (someone who deals with the scientific study of hair and scalp) Leonora Doclis of the Belgravia Centre in London. Those who are already susceptible to hair loss due to genetics face the most risk.
You can help your hair by sleeping on a silk or satin pillowcase. The smooth surface creates less friction, which helps prevent breakage overnight and may even keep your hairstyle smooth. Put it over a MicronOne pillow cover. No more morning bed-head!
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4. Get physical. Being physically active (at least three hours before bedtime) every day can promote better sleep. Research suggests that morning is the ideal time to exercise for improvement in sleep quality.
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Ben Goldberg packs a lot of music in his clarinet case—including jazz, Ashkenazi roots music and chamber music. His latest combo features musicians with unfettered imaginations willing to roam the entire musical landscape: Ron Miles (cornet, G trumpet), Charlie Hunter (seven-string guitar) and Scott Amendola (drums). Together, they create something approaching a jazzy, groove-based klezmer blues—or maybe it's just Southern rock all growed up and moved to the big city. The 10 Goldberg compositions (with help from brother Ethan on one) move smoothly from lyrical composed passages to disciplined but adventurous improvisations. Hunter is clearly the oddest and most indispensable part of the combo, supplying a fierce rawness in the upper registers and coherent bass lines simultaneously. The four live tracks add special piquancy to this tasty brew.
The tones coming off the strings of Rufus Reid's 19th-century bass seem to bloom in your ears—resonant, defined and expressive. His big round sound, whether high up or down low on the neck, delivers a physical pleasure freighted with information. On Out Front, Reid and his sympathetic colleagues (pianist Steve Allee and drummer Duduka Da Fonseca) interpret six originals and three covers—delicate ballads, Brazilian-inflected grooves and blues burners among them—with a lush harmonic and rhythmic quality. The group swings even on slow tempi, but it's not afraid to sacrifice forward movement for atmospheric drama. "Caress the Thought," a luscious 12-minute suite, best showcases Reid's compositional talents and the breadth of his bass technique.
Drawing on Eastern European folk music, the classical tradition, jazz, country and you-name-it, Carla Kihlstedt (violin, trumpet violin), Mark Orton (guitar, dobro), Ben Goldberg (clarinet, contra alto clarinet) and Ara Anderson (trumpet, pump organ, piano, glockenspiel, percussion) make highly textured music that dares filmmakers to create images to accompany the sound. Recorded in concert in Mallorca (2005) and Berkeley (2008), Foreign Legion includes many tunes familiar to Tin Hat fans, as well as the indescribable sensations induced by fearless, sometimes funny and often profound improvisations. From the unabashed romanticism of "Ana Ivanovic," which mixes the antique with the contemporary, to the dense title track, which seems composed for a dream, to the psilocybin-laced "The Last Cowboy," Foreign Legion continually surprises and delights.


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This thing is a top of the line 7" Flipout for 210$. You wont find anything close to it for that much. Audio quality is excellent when using the Auxiliary in feature. Video quality is great for a 7" screen to watch dvd's for the people in the back ( of course not while driving ).
Signal Quality for the FM radio could use improvement, get static on some channels.
BIGGEST ISSUE RIGHT HERE IS, this system is equipped with dual plugins for the back of the unit. One plug in controls Left, Right, Left Rear, and Right Rear speakers. The other plug is 4 wires which is the 12V constant, Amp/Antenna, (cant remember the two others) These two plugs come undone VERY easily from the main harness. You will need to get some electrical tape to hold them in place, the clips don't exactly work, so get some tape, other than that, unit works wonders.
Also, TECH SUPPORT IS A JOKE COULDN'T GET IN TOUCH AFTER 3 DAYS AND MULTIPLE ATTEMPTS! But with a little prior install knowledge you'll be able to get it running.
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An update on my GPS project now, which I first mentioned back in this blog post. I'm happy to report I have now finished adding GPS data to all my left bank Bordeaux profiles, complete with links through to Google Maps in every case. You'll find the data and link in the contact details below the profile text but above the tasting notes, such as here (taken from my Haut-Brion profile):
Contact details:
Address: 135, avenue Jean Jaurès, 33600 Pessac
Telephone: +33 (0) 5 56 00 29 30
Fax: +33 (0) 5 56 98 75 14
Internet: www.haut-brion.com
Where other profiles have been updated (e.g. Fontodi) I've also added GPS data, but my intention (at present) is not to roll this out across the whole site, but to get the Loire and Bordeaux done first.
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In the meantime I've been working on a few other backroom developments. Some aren't worth publicising, but the addition of social media buttons for Twitter, Facebook and Google across the content pages of the site will no doubt be noticed by many. I've tested the latter two, but not being a Twitter user haven't done so with the former. Feel free to test, and do let me know if it's broken!


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Brookfield couple recognized for volunteer efforts
Kleins help raise funds, attendance at Lung Association Gala
Tracey and Rick Klein have full-time jobs that, like most people, consume a lot of their time.
Tracey is a shareholder and a co-chair of the Health Care Department at Reinhart Law Firm in Milwaukee; Rick is executive vice president of growth and market development at Aurora Health Care in Milwaukee.
With no kids in their Brookfield home anymore - both are adults working in advertising - it would be easy to come home and not worry about any other obligations.
But that's not who the Kleins are, they said. They want to be involved, and they want to make a difference in the community.
Recently, they have been making this difference through the American Lung Association, the Wisconsin chapter of which is based in Brookfield.
The two got involved with the organization after learning about it from Reinhart CEO Jerry Janzer, whose son had lung cancer and is involved in ALA.
"He recruited us and was a real inspiration in us joining," Tracey said.
The Kleins, however, did not just ease their way into the organization in 2011. They were recruited to become co-chairs of the annual Oxygen Ball, an event held at the Milwaukee Art Museum and one of ALA's biggest fundraisers.
"It's like a part-time job," Tracey said. "It's a lot of fun, and the Lung Association is so well run. They make it fun to do it, but it is time consuming in the months leading up to the Oxygen Ball."
The couple didn't do too shabby in leading the way.
In their first year, the two helped increase attendance to 480 guests and raised revenue by 28 percent. Tracey said about $300,000 was raised in 2011.
But in 2012, under their leadership once again, 640 guests attended and the event raised $401,000. They take a personal stake in ALA as well, as they have personally raised nearly $150,000 in revenue as co-chairs.
What was the difference from Year 1 to Year 2?
Tracey said the organization got more sponsorships, especially United Healthcare.
"We each bring different skills and relationships in the community," said Tracey, who added that she was more of the driving force in the first year and that Rick took on more responsibilities this year.
For their efforts, the Kleins were awarded the American Lung Association Volunteers of the Year for the Upper Midwest in June.
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Chalets Foxtrot is located just opposite Chalet Hélène in the Chatelard area of Val d'Isère, in a superb location for skiing down to the resort centre and the main lifts every morning.
The Chalet Foxtrot has undergone a recent renovation, ready for guests and to a high standard as can be seen. The interior blends warm pine panelling and beamed ceilings with contemporary fixtures and furnishings and modern touches such as the flatscreen TV and free Wifi. The view from the generous terrace off the lounge is a particular feature, providing fabulous mountain vistas.
The Chalet Foxtrot bedrooms are well planned, and the bathrooms are particularly well-fitted, with fresh white tiling, chrome fittings and mirrors, and heated towel rails.
Ski access could hardly be easier; just 100m walk before you ski out on the blue Santons run straight down into the resort centre for your choice of lifts each day, and return on this run too via the Epaule du Charvet black run or the red Piste 'M'. Alternatively the free ski bus stops within 100m for access to the resort centre which is 10-12 minutes' walk.
The Chalet Foxtrot is another superb example of our commitment to bring our guests the best ski chalets in Val d'Isere. Approximate Transfer time to resort: Chambéry 1 hours 45 minutes, Geneva 2 hours 45 minutes
Ground Floor:Chalet entrance with boot heaters and ski rack Open-plan kitchen, living/dining area with terrace, TV
First Floor:Room 1 Twin with private bath/wc (across corridor)
We set very high standards for our cuisine, and train our staff extensively before the season starts, to ensure that you will thoroughly enjoy every meal on your own holiday with us. We also take our Health and Safety responsibilities extremely seriously, so all our chalet and Chalet Hotel staff during the pre-season training course are trained to the Chartered Institute of Environmental Health's Level 2 in Food Safety*. For six days of the week our staff prepare all your meals, as described below.
A good breakfast is essential on a ski holiday, so we provide both a cooked breakfast including your choice of bacon, eggs, sausages and beans, as well as a continental selection with a choice of cereals or porridge, fruit juices, plentiful tea, coffee and bread (and croissants in France), cold meats, cheese and preserves, which is normally presented buffet-style for you to help yourself. On our staff's one day off a week, only the continental breakfast will be provided.
Afternoon Tea
The traditional 'welcome home' after a day on the slopes will be laid out for you in your chalet or Chalet Hotel, ready for your return, every day except on the staff's one day off per week. A good cup of tea or coffee is the perfect accompaniment to a delicious slice of freshly home-baked cake and keeps hungry skiers happy until dinner is ready. As an added benefit for guests in our Chalet Hotels, our chefs prepare a selection of cakes for afternoon tea.
Children's High Tea
In Chalets and Chalet Hotels with family guests, High Tea provides children under 13 years with a healthy menu, tailored more towards children's tastes and puréed food is available for infants on request. High Tea is at 5.30pm, and children do not join the main adult-only dinner.
Dinner in Chalets
A tasty and innovative, freshly cooked dinner will be prepared for you six nights per week by your Chalet Host – or by an experienced and professional chef in our larger chalets – and served with a choice of wines. Our four-course adult-only chalet dinners start with canapés and an apéritif, followed by an appetiser, main course and dessert, and completed by coffee with chocolates to round off your evening. Your choice of complimentary quality wines is unlimited during the meal service, and freshly chilled water is also of course always available.
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The CYCC is a qualifier for the World Youth Chess Championships to be held in Turkey in the fall of 2009. 200 of the best young chess players in Canada are expected at the CYCC. Games will be broadcast on site, across Canada and around the world over the Internet using the MonRoi system. More than 1000 friends, family, spectators and chess enthusiasts from across Canada will be in Victoria for a week in late July. This is the second CYCC to be held in Victoria, BC. Events are planned from July 20th to 26th.
A Summer Chess Festival is also planned as part of the schedule of events. Many guest appearances and special events are in the planning stages. There will be something for everyone of all ages and all levels of prior chess knowledge including people new to chess.
One more reason to visit Victoria next year. The Royal British Columbia Museum has fortuitously scheduled, Treasures: The World's Cultures from the British Museum, which makes its North American premiere at the RBCM, May 1 – Sept. 30, 2009, highlights cultural achievements – the artistic, ceremonial, decorative and functional. It illustrates how cultures have come together – and come apart – through the ages. And it brings together more than 300 artifacts dating from prehistoric times to today. Included in the list of artifacts are the Isle of Lewis Chess pieces.
The expected economic benefit to the local economy from the CYCC and the Summer Chess Festival is $500,000.
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