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Jane from Olmsted Falls, OH writes:
I have commercial embroidery machines that require me to load the stitch file into the computer on the machine on a floppy drive. I had to upgrade my embroidery software to a new computer. The new computer runs Windows 7 Professional. It will not recognize the external floppy drive. Is there something I can do to have the drive recognized? Without the external Floppy drive, I have to go through several steps that would be easier with the computer recognizing the drive. Thanks for your help.
Jane, you don't say what brand of external floppy drive you have, but I would suggest going to the manufacturer's website or calling customer support to see if you can download Windows 7 drivers for that device. If no drivers are available for that particular device, you should still be able to purchase an external floppy drive that is compatible with Windows 7, but make sure to check before make the purchase.
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'"It was the best feeling in the world the past two days going out on the ice, even better [Friday] because I got to participate with my teammates," said Kaleta, who didn't expect to skate as much as he did in HSBC Arena. "It went a lot better than expected on a personal level and even with the trainers and stuff looking at my leg. You've got to think positive, and I'll battle through it."'
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Re: Origins Elmo
Detail don't match the design comp. Bye-Bye, OG Elmo!
Re: It Use to be White!!!
Go, JN, GOooooo! UP, Up, & away!
I want this lil' devil "Tag Artist!"
It's so ..........ME! Right?
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This is way clever. Way.
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cmdixon2 wrote:It's actually on navy. Not sure if that will help sway your opinion though.
Ugh, this monitor always skews the shirt colors for me. One of my favorite shirts I thought was red and it turned out to be orange, and I grew to love orange just because of the shirt design.
I can't wear black because I have a husky that sheds white, and it is a horrible mess sometimes.
And you don't have to sway me dixon, I've always admired your work and this is no different. I'd buy it on navy if we can push a late fog.
prettysammy007 wrote:My living room is red and zebra print theme. Would I look like a dork if I wore this shirt in my living room?
In my head, this actually makes for a pretty cool photograph. But then again, my head thinks a lot of things would be cool until they actually come to fruition...
creativehack wrote:Cheers BlindDog!
Nothing like a little constructive criticism...guess I'm just waiting for the constructive part now
lolz i like it,I love mario mash ups...the only thing ,imo, that throws it off is tinkerbell, but i think it's a great shirt! Keep it up!
This is charming. GMV!
Re: Solo Solo
One of my favorites! gmv!
Re: The Red Emperor
I think it could be much better if it didn't have the square cropping on the top and sides. Also, it needs a nose...
Almost there.
TikiPrincess wrote:Anyone else think that the eye is a little too strategically placed over the nipple?
I think it's a little to centered to be over the nipple. I don't know where your nipples are...
thatrobert wrote:
Congratulations on winning a Best Loser Award!
This is not SPAM.
Winning a BLA does NOT mean this shirt won't print -- I'm hoping it does.
Your one and only gift is this crappy little badge in your shirt thread. Enjoy.
They got a name for the winners in the world. I want a name when I lose.
My ver first BLA!!! Thank you so much, Thatrobert. Thanks for the nomination @wootertim. It's wonderful to receive recognition by the woot community!
blinddog3d wrote:The parrots look gr8, where did you find them? The yellow circles in the back, hide them. I think a different color or a gradient blur behind them would show them off better, but I'll give a vote for the birds.
Find them? X3 I drew them :3 The birds themselves live in South America :3
I wanted to use gradients for the background, but I can't figure out halftones in Photoshop yet :c So this is all I can offer, but thanks for the vote! ^w^
Thanks to everyone who has voted and commented so far! It's been pretty crazy to see this shirt get so many votes.
eHalcyon wrote:It's in the style of a Chinese dragon. The problem there is that Chinese dragons are more typically associated with water. :P
Dragonball, imo!
Back to the design at hand, simply amazing. The first purchase I made on this site was your submission for "Robots Save The World". I noticed someone said it would be another shirt to add to their closet of designs by you. I am truly seeing what they meant, anyone would be crazy to not have a closet full of your designs! Great job and keep up the good work!
On a side note, I cried a bit when your daydream science experiment shirt didn't win
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I agree with above the head is the only part of the design which would make me hesitant to buy this. I still gave a vote, but think about resubing with a dif head.
dinajames wrote:i like this shirt except...not sure if the heart should be smiling...going to vote for it cuz it is cute...I would LOVE it if the heart were sad or serious...
thanks! , yeah i understand you but at the end love is happiness for me so wanted to be happy after all the hurt , cheers! (o;
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really cool! +1
this is really nice! love the colors +1
This shirt i would buy!
roofoo wrote:There must not be many Phantom Menace fans on here...
I guess, I did this back when I was in college. It was just a pen and ink doodle but I've been wanting to do something more with it. I just thought it would place a little better than it has I guess entering late does take it's toll. Thanks for stopping by.
usopp wrote:aw. too bad. this was good
Perhaps a resub with a different name, like 'sketchy tuning', or 'drawing knobs'... I love the design, but it could easily be seen as an old black and white tv screen with tuners! So, not really a copyright issue IMO.
Wow! Thank you so much! If I'm gonna be a loser, I might as well be one of the best
I love your site and your blog, by the way.
*edit is Singularitee yours as well? It seemed like it was*
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Are Obama campaign shirts allowed? ;)
Bandrik wrote:I like the concept, but I can't vote for anything with rabbits out of principle. Though if you had something else, like butterflies, I would have loved it.
Kind of like Bart Simpson. Because nobody expects the butterfly...
Hah! I knew there was a cute bunny stigma for some people on this site, but I've always drawn bunnies even before I found Woot, so thats just what I went for this time. I understand the aversion to them so I don't blame you.
Butterflies carrying little red bombs would have also been good
It doesn't fit, but for some reason this put the Stones' song Paint it Black into my head. GMV!
BootsBoots wrote:I always thought that, too! Upon hearing this new explanation, I think we were wrong.
Thanks, everyone!
I totally feel better about being wrong knowing I was in good company.
Thanks you three!
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P.S. Bought and love "The Mustache and his Loyal Sidekick"
Cool! Thanks for the support. Woot did a really good job with that one. Glad you enjoy it.
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What a cute couple!
paigeg wrote:It doesn't fit, but for some reason this put the Stones' song Paint it Black into my head. GMV!
Lol, It does fit because it is art and open to interpretation. I get it.
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I want this shirt!
Re: Red Peony
You know for some reason I kinda saw a flower theme coming from you this week. Working out side in the yard wink wink. Me likes.
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Redding's back fine after Minors game
Redding's back fine after Minors game
WASHINGTON -- Right-hander Tim Redding pitched in a Minor League game on Friday and didn't have problems with his back, according to manager Manny Acta.
Redding pitched six innings and will return to the club on Saturday. He will pitch in his first regular-season game on Wednesday against the Phillies.
In other news, hitting coach Lenny Harris did not attend batting practice at Nationals Park on Friday evening because his sister passed away.
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Such as Penn where GOP incumbent is leading his DEM rival. Mitt's lead there is helping the congressional candidates.
Also in play are possible seats in Rhode Island and New Jersey.
But the GOP is likely to lose Maine and, perhaps even Massachusetts. And Indiana, where Dick Luger was defeated in the primary by Richard Mourdock, is in doubt). If we do giveaway those three seats, we will still get control if we can bring in some of the takeaways listed above. But even with a net gain of only three seats, we will control the Senate 50-50 through Vice President Paul Ryan.
Galen was right about one thing. Luger was always an automatic
win for the GOP. The Tea Party made a mistake getting
rid of him if we lose his seat.
With those seats mentioned above and Mitt in the WH, we repeal OBUMMER CARE.
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The Arsenal Scotland Supporters Club hosts a very special event in Burntisland, Fife on July 23.
A blue plaque will be unveiled at the birthplace of David Danskin, a founding member of Arsenal in 1886 and the Club's first captain. Danskin's grandson is travelling over from Canada for the event and Bob Wilson, Honorary President of Arsenal Scotland Supporters Club, will also be in attendance.
With Supporters Club Week in full flow on Arsenal.com, we spoke to Fraser MacKenzie, Club Secretary of Arsenal Scotland Supporters Club, to find out more about this historic event.
Fraser, tell us how the idea came about?
Our chairman, Martin O'Donnell, took it upon himself to do it because of David Danskin's Scottish background. He got some information on Danskin and found out that he was born just over the bridge from us. We have members all over Scotland and we thought we'd go for it. We went through [Supporters Liaison Officer] Jill Smith to get permission to use the Arsenal crest. We wanted to show from our own point of view that there are Arsenal roots in Scotland and being Scottish makes us proud.
Who has helped put this event together?
Jill Smith has been a huge help at Arsenal and our Chairman Martin O'Donnell has been very influential. I am the main contact with Arsenal so information has been forwarded on to me but Martin has been phenomenal. He has been in touch with Sky Sports, local newspapers, he has invited local schools along and the local council are sending representatives too. We are very grateful to Bob Wilson as well for coming up and making it a really special day. David Danskin's grandson, who lives in Canada, is flying over specially for the event. We told him what we were doing and he thinks it's amazing so he decided to come over with his wife. We'll be delighted to see him.
How many people do you expect to attend?
We're hoping for more than 100 of the people we have invited and hopefully we'll get some television coverage too.
Why is Bob Wilson the Arsenal Scotland Honorary President?
We considered a few Scottish Arsenal players such as Charlie Nicholas, Frank McLintock and Peter Marinello. Then Bob Wilson was suggested because Martin had been reading his book in which Bob had spoken very highly of the time he played for Scotland. He said he was very proud to play for Scotland. Bob was goalkeeping coach at the time and we thought it would be easier to go through Arsenal and ask him. We could not have made a better choice, he is such a good man. We met him at the Fulham game last season when we presented Bob with a cheque for The Willow Foundation and he made us so welcome. We met Thierry Henry in the players tunnel too but, as much as it was a dream come true to meet Thierry, the highlight of my day was meeting Bob.
Why is Arsenal your club?
When I was a child I was always dressed in red so when I was seven and I was bought my first football top, it was always going to be red. It could have been Manchester United, Liverpool, Middlesbrough or Sunderland but it just so happened my mum bought me an Arsenal top. I remember wearing it while watching Dickie Davies on World Of Sport and waiting for the results to come through on the videprinter.
How often do you get to Arsenal games?
We always have members in attendance at all Arsenal games in England and nine out of 10 European games. I probably average one home game a month but we have coach trips to games in the north of England like Liverpool, Wigan, Newcastle and Middlesbrough. We organised two very successful trips to the Emirates last season - we had 54 members at the Newcastle game and 61 at the Fulham game. We have to say a massive thanks to Jill Smith for helping us get group tickets for those games. All the Supporters Clubs say the same thing: Jill is an amazing person to deal with.
What are your thoughts on Arsenal's prospects this season?
This young team will be amazing if we can keep them together. Now is the time for people like Cesc Fabregas to stand up and be counted. I think Henry going was the right move, I don't think the team played as well as they can even when he was fit last season. There are young guys like Fabregas, Denilson, Emmanuel Adebayor and Robin van Persie who can thrive now. Henry was amazing for Arsenal but I think we saw the best of him. I think we'll finish in the top four comfortably and win a cup. Spurs and Newcastle won't finish above Arsenal. I have every faith in Arsène Wenger and, although I don't think Arsenal will win the league this season, if we keep this group of players together they will win it in a couple of years.
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Age of Armor, conquer the space now!
More than 40days have passed since Age of Armor Open Test started, we find that many of the players have rocketed up to level 35 and level 40, and there are feel things left for them to conquer, to fill their eager of conquering the universe, we decide to activate the Space war a little earlier than the preplanned timetable, however, this area is still under testing, as the mobs hp, the loots, and the drop rate, those are not finally decided, the develop department will make some flexible change while the space planet running.
To make the space of more challenges and fun, some new missions and new bosses are added in the space planet; our cute Cage will not be lonely this time, and the players will have more bosses to challenge now.
Besides the bosses, the space is a PVP zone, fight between Mars and Earth comes every where, so it is better team up to explore the space, a single one can hardly do anything in space.
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The African Union has suspended Madacasgar from the organization due to a violent overthrow of the government by the military and some civilian leaders. The new government insisted there had been no coup, but the AU said the new government had assumed power through an unconstitutional manner. The AU wants the current Madacasgar government to end its overthrow of the constitutionally elected head and hold free elections. Most outside groups insist a combination of street protests and use of armed forces led to the establishment of a new government.
The African Union stand on Madacasgar is interesting in light of the illegal election held last year in Zimbabwe by President Mugabe after he lost a legal one. The AU has never mentioned anything about the illegality of Mugabe's actions no doubt due to the fact he is a friend and former colleague of most AU leaders. If the same standard that is being applied to Madacasgar was applied to Zimbabwe, Morgan Tsvangirai would be president of his nation and there would not be any cholera in the country. Isn't it about time the AU had one standard for all nations?


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AMES, Iowa — Should parents spank their children? Family life specialists Donna Donald and Lori Hayungs talk about spanking and other ways to discipline children in the Science of Parenting blog from Iowa State University Extension and Outreach.
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Menstrual Cycles
How much time does it usually take for the menstrual cycles to reoccur after delivery? Does breast feeding have any role in delaying it ? For how many months should we wait, before we seek medical assistance for this? Are there chances for getting pregnant during this period?
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It is highly unlikely that you would become pregnant during the first six months if exclusively breastfeeding and not having a period. However, it can be perfectly normal to go years without having a period, if continuing to breastfeed. I am a mother of four, currently breastfeeding a 23 month old and I have yet to have a return to menses. If you are breastfeeding and not having a period, chances are it is perfectly normal and nothing to be concerned with.
With that being said, most women will have their first postpartum period within a year of delivery if breastfeeding and within a few months if not breastfeeding. Though not always, this period usually indicates a return to fertility. However, menstruation is not the ONLY sign of fertility and may even be a misnomer.
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I am breastfeeding my one year old daughter and has also not started on formula milk for her. So I am slowly thinking about reducing the frequency of breastfeeding. Thanks for the advice.
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I have what I would consider to be normal menstrual cycles. They last anywhere from 23-26 days and average between 24-25 days. My cycles seem to be getting longer lately though, the last 6 months having been 24, 26, 24, 23, 26, 25, 25 and I am now on cycle day 28. Could mine be considered to be irregular cycles or are they just getting longer? What could be the cause of cycles getting longer?


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East Lyme man charged with home invasion in Clinton
Clinton — An East Lyme man was charged Saturday night with home invasion after police say he broke into a home where his wife was and assaulted the man who owned the house.
Kevin J. Dorothy, 31, of 81 Pattagansett Road, was charged with home invasion, second-degree burglary, second-degree assault, second-degree criminal mischief and disorderly conduct. He was released on a $10,000 bond and is scheduled to appear in Middlesex Superior Court on Monday.
Police said they responded to a report of a dispute and assault at a home on Walnut Hill Road just before 8 p.m. They said their investigation revealed that Dorothy broke a locked exterior door and confronted two people inside the home. They identified them as Dorothy's wife and the male homeowner.
Police said Dorothy confronted the pair, and an altercation ensued. They said he assaulted the man, who needed to be taken by ambulance to the hospital, where he was treated for moderate face and head injuries and released. Dorothy was taken into custody at the scene without incident.


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For eight years in Houston and Los Angeles, Sara Kumar worked as an electrical engineer by day and a theater artist, writer and director by night. In 2010, Kumar stumbled across the University of St. Thomas Center for Faith and Culture website and flew to Houston that weekend for a visit.
"I've always been a free spirit," Kumar said. "I went to Houston on a whim and I fell in love. I met Fr. Donald Nesti, CSSp, and everything clicked; the way he presented the conflicts I was experiencing between faith and culture in my own life resonated with me and I knew I was supposed to be here. I called my boss and said, 'I have to take a leave of absence.'"
Kumar's six month leave of absence quickly turned into dedicating two years to the program. She is among the first six graduates of the Master of Arts in Faith and Culture program and is one of 323 undergraduates and 747 graduate students graduating during the 62nd Commencement Ceremony beginning at 10 a.m. on Saturday, May 12 at Reliant Arena, One Reliant Park.
"I was living in that Hollywood culture and environment and I was going through my own metamorphosis," Kumar said. "I had stumbled upon some difficult things in my personal life; I was going through a conversion and it led me to question and want to know more about my faith."
The MAFC graduate program provides working professionals, educators and ministers with an intellectual and practical formation program that responds to the demands of living in today's culture as a people of faith.
"My favorite part of being at St. Thomas is that your faith can be incorporated into everything," Kumar said. "The spiritual component of St. Thomas allows for an integration of disciplines that can't happen on a secular campus."
Kumar, originally from Houston, earned a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from Rice University at the recommendation of her father, but said her true interest has always been theater. Attending UST has not stopped her from pursuing what she loves.
"Over the past two years, not only did I get to do the academic work, but I also got to go after my real passion of writing and acting," she said. "For my group project, I wrote a play based on the life of Mary Magdalene. It's a conglomeration of Gospel characters, my own tinges of life experiences and the writings of Anne Catherine Emmerich, blending music, dance and humor."
Kumar ran a theater production company in Los Angeles and transferred the company to Houston. She hired a director and more than 20 professional actors to produce the play.
"Sara is an incredibly creative person who is able to integrate science and the liberal arts," said Fr. Donald Nesti, CSSp, director of the Center for Faith and Culture. "She has proven the value of our Master of Arts program in Faith and Culture. The fact that she has written a play which incorporates the insights she gained through her studies gives witness to the diverse ways of bringing the Gospel to our American way of life. She has made an immense contribution, as well, to building a sense of community among our students in the program."
In the fall, Kumar will be attending Columbia University in New York to earn an MFA in Playwriting and she hopes "Magdalene" gets picked up on a New York stage. She wants to address issues on a human level through media, music, dance, drama, art and television.
"Everyone emphasizes the importance of careers, but I think that it's important not to worry," Kumar said. "If you have the luxury to sit and stop and think and meditate and discern in your heart what you're called to do, your biggest dreams can come true because they will match up with God's dreams for you. At the Center for Faith and Culture, the opportunity is there."
"Magdalene" is presented in association with Paragon Arts, a nonprofit organization dedicated to using the performing arts to understand and impact the relationship between faith and the many cultures that constitute the American way of life to promote dialogue and solve real-world problems.
The play will be performed at 8 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays and 2 p.m. on Sundays the weekends of May 4-20 at Obsidian Art Space, 3522 White Oak Dr. Tickets are $15 or $10 for students or groups of 10 or more, available at tickets2events.com. For more information, email Greg Arbogast at email@example.com.
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Brian Dohn- Northeast Recruiting Analyst
Friday: Clairton (Pa.) High vs. Sto-Rox High (McKeesport, Pa.), (WPIAL Class A championship at 11 a.m. at Heinz Field
Clairton is looking for a fifth straight WPIAL title and isled by four-star uncommitted receiver Tyler Boyd, who made an official visit toPittsburgh last weekend and is also considering West Virginia, Ohio State and afew others. The Bears also have Panthers commit Titus Howard in the secondaryand receiver Terrish Webb, who is committed to Kent State. Sto-Rox is led by 2014 running back Brendan Blair and seniorquarterback Lenny Williams, who has thrown and run for more than 1,000 yards.
Friday: North Allegheny High (Wexford, Pa.) vs. Woodland Hills High (Pittsburgh), WPIAL Class AAAA championship Friday, 2 p.m., Heinz Field
Five-star Patrick Kugler, a Michigan commit and the topguard in FOXSportsNEXT's 2013 class, leads undefeated North Allegheny, which islooking for an unprecedented third straight AAAA title. Stephen A. Austincommit Mack Leftwich, a quarterback, has thrown for 2,411 yards and 32touchdowns. The Tigers also have class of 2014 safety Elijah Zeise, who holds aPittsburgh offer.
Friday: Aliquippa (Pa.) High vs. Washington (Pa.) High, Friday, 5 p.m.,WPIAL Class AA championship Heinz Field
Aliquippa is loaded in the 2014 class, and it is led byrunning back/safety Dravon Henry. He holds offers from the likes of Maryland,Ohio State, Pittsburgh, Rutgers and West Virginia, and is being recruited forthe defensive side. Defensive tackle Jaleel Fields and Terry Swanson are alsodrawing BCS interest. Washington is led by 2014 running back Shai McKenzie, whohas run for 2,656 yards and 41 touchdowns for the 12-0 Prexies. McKenzie holdsoffers from Connecticut, Duke, Maryland, Pittsburgh, Purdue, Toledo and YoungstownState. The Prexies also have 2013 linebacker Jaylin Kelly, who holds offersfrom Eastern Michigan and Connecticut, where he is in the process of setting upan official visit.
Friday: West Allegheny (Imperial, Pa.) vs. West Mifflin (Pa.) High, WPIAL Class AAA championship Friday, 8 p.m., Heinz Field
West Allegheny has 2014 running back Tory Delmonico. 2013offensive lineman Dustin Windemaker, who could get some late FBS looks, and 2015linebacker Amonde Dellovade, who leads the team with 86 tackles. West Mifflin has prolific 2014 running back Jimmy Wheeler,who has run for 2,144 yards and 28 touchdowns.
Michael Clark-
Atlantic Recruiting Analyst
Friday: Hampton (Va.) Phoebus vs. Norfolk (Va.) Lake Taylor at 7:30 p.m.
This Division 5 third round playoff showdown features two Virginia powerhouses. Phoebus and Lake Taylor are both 12-0 and have been on a collision course all season. Phoebus is led by senior running back Tony Pittman and senior defensive end Mark Wilson (Old Dominion commit). The Phantoms also have junior offensive lineman Walter Brantley and sophomore defensive end Harry Lewis. Lake Taylor is led two big-time juniors -- defensive end Jalyn Holmes and defensive tackle Nyquan Harris. Each player has several Division l offers. Lake Taylor also has junior running back Brandon Moore, who was recently named Eastern District Offensive Player of the Year. Phoebus is 5-0 all-time against Lake Taylor in the playoffs.
Chad Simmons- National Recruiting Analyst
This is a second round playoff game in the state of Georgia and Kell is known for its stingy defense while Gainesville is known for scoring a lot of points. The Kell Longhorns are led by a pair of Georgia commitments, cornerback Brendan Langley and safety Quincy Mauger. They have a 2014 lineman in Donnell Greene who is one to watch too. He plays defensive tackle now, but may project as an offensive tackle. Gainesville has one of the top 2014 quarterbacks and that is DeShaun Watson. He can throw and run and he is already committed to Clemson. He's a member if the 2014 Scout300.
Jamie Newberg - National Recruiting Analyst
Friday: Vero Beach (Fla.) at Tarpon Springs (Fla.) at 7:30 p.m.
Vero Beach is led up front by Florida International commitment Chris Flaig. This 6-foot-5 and 285-pound offensive tackle prospect also had scholarship offers from Memphis, Florida Atlantic, Eastern Michigan and others. Center Connor Moore has offers from Georgia Southern and Jacksonville State. Defensive back Sean Paul is their highest rated prospect. He favors Wake Forest and Louisville. Cornerback Dravious Wright has D1 offers from teams like FSU, Northern Illinois and Western Kentucky. East Lake is led by their quarterback Pete DiNovo. He's one of the state's top signal callers and he has already committed to UCF. East Lake has a handful of major BCS prospects in juniors Artavis Scott, Mason Cole and Devin Abraham and sophomore George Campbell. Scott and Campbell are explosive receivers while Cole is an offensive line prospect and Abraham is a cornerback. All four already have major scholarship offers.
Mike Bakas - Florida Recruiting Analyst
Friday: Jones (Fla.) at Cocoa (Fla.) at 7 p.m.
Both teams are loaded with quality players. The top prospect at Jones High is wide receiver Kermit Whitfield. At 5-foot-8 and 160 pounds, Whitfield is widely considered the fastest player in the state in this year's class. He is committed to Florida State. Defensive end Devin Washington (6-2/225) is one of the area's top pass rushers and he's already committed to South Carolina. The top two prospects for Cocoa are running back Tarean Folston and defensive end Deondre Barnett. At 5-foot-10 and 185 pounds, Folston is one of the state's top running back prospects and is still considering a number of schools including Notre Dame and Oregon – two schools he's already visited. Barnett (6-2/220) hasn't been playing football very long but is very athletic and active. He recently committed to UCF.
Steve Robertson - Southeast Recruiting Analyst
Friday: South Panola (Miss.) at Madison Central (Miss.) at 7 p.m.
Two of Mississippi's top football programs will square off in the 6A north state title game once again. Five star safety Antonio Conner and Mississippi State commitment Deon Mix will look to boost the Tigers back into the state championship game for the third time in their four year careers. Madison Central wide out Keith Williams is one of Mississippi's best kept secrets. Williams and a talented senior class will look to get over the South Panola hump for the first time in their four years at Madison.
Amy Campbell - Florida Recruiting Reporter
Friday: Gainesville (Fla.) Buchholz at Tallahassee (Fla.) Lincoln at 7:30 p.m.
The 9-1 Lincoln squad welcomes a 6-5 Buchholz team that upset First Coast (Jacksonville, FL) last week. Lincoln is the heavy favorite, but few expected Buchholz to make it to this game. Florida commitment James Hearns holds down the Lincoln defense. The 6-foot-3, 230-pound linebacker is fully recovered from an ACL injury and is having an impressive season. Junior cornerback Kendall Randolph has also been a big play-maker on defense. The 6-foot, 190-pound athlete has offers from Florida State, Georgia, Miami, Auburn, Louisville, and more. Lincoln has some big-time offensive weapons as well in senior wide receivers Reggie Davis and Taj Williams. Davis remains committed to Georgia, and Williams has several offers including Florida State, South Carolina, Georgia, and South Florida.
Kristen Ledlow - Southeast Field Reporter
Friday: Pensacola Catholic (Fla.) at Madison County High School (Fla.) at 7 p.m.
Madison County High School welcomes Pensacola Catholic in the Florida High School playoffs on Friday night. Four-star offensive lineman Ira Denson, named an "overnight sensation" by our Jamie Newberg, committed to Florida State University before the start of his high school season. Denson has not expressed an interest in visiting elsewhere and will be on-hand at Doak Campbell Stadium on Saturday as FSU welcomes the University of Florida to Tallahassee. Denson is surrounded by strong junior talent in linebacker Brice Hamilton, who is also interested in the 'Noles along with the University of Alabama. Finally, Madison County boasts top running back talent in junior Deonshay Wells. Pensacola Catholic is home to four-star linebacker Delvin Purifoy, a junior with offers from Florida State, South Florida and Tennessee.
Simone Scott -
Midwest Recruiting Reporter
Saturday: Mentor (Ohio) vs. Toledo (Ohio) Whitmer at 7 p.m.
This state semifinal game will feature two talented teams. Mentor is coming off of a triple overtime win over powerhouse St. Ignatius. The Cardinals are lead by North Carolina commit Mitch Trubisky. The senior quarterback had six touchdowns in the quarterfinal win and has quickly become a name to know. On the receiver ends of those touchdowns have been Brandon Fritts (offer from Toledo), Conner Krizancic (interest from Michigan State), and Corey Plavcan, Whitmer is undefeated this season and is looking to keep that win streak alive. Quarterback Nick Holley ran for over 100 yards as well as passed for over 100 yards in their quarterfinal win and will be a force Mentor will have to contain. On the defensive end, all eyes will be on Toledo commit Marquise Moore.
Beth Long -
Midwest Recruiting Reporter
Friday: Mercer County (Ill.) vs Althoff Catholic (Ill.) at 1 p.m.
The state championship games kick off Friday in Champaign, and Mercer County has racked up a perfect 13-0 record, en route to the state championship game. Althoff Catholic is led by 2013 Illinois defensive line commit Merrick Jackson who committed to the Illini in April. Another prospect to keep an eye on is Althoff Catholic linebacker Erik Furmanek.
Friday: Aurora Christian (Ill.) vs Tolono Unity (Ill.) at 4 p.m.
The 3A battle for the state title is between two 12-1 teams that are playing hot right now, Aurora Christian and Unity. Aurora Christian is led by two Northern Illinois commits, senior cornerback Brandon Mayes who stands 5-foot-11, 170 pounds. And teams up with current and future teammate and wide receiver Chad Beebe.Tolono Unity is led by senior wide receiver Micah Johnson who has several MAC offers and has been looked to to provide an offensive spark all season.
Friday: Alleman (Ill.) vs. Rochester (Ill.) at 7 p.m.
Both Rock Island and Rochester come into the game with solid 12-1 records, and are looking to end the season with just one loss. This is a game with plenty of offensive firepower, highlighted by Wisconsin commit Garrett Dooley who has helped Rochester reach back-to-back finals.
Saturday: Montini (Ill.) vs. Morris High (Ill.) at 10 a.m.
Montini is looking to take four state titles in a row Saturday morning. Some of the top prospects on the defense are senior defensive end Freddy Beaugard who has recently received offers from Western Michigan, Eastern Illinois, North Dakota. Others to watch are 2013 offensive lineman Tate Briggs and 2014 defensive lineman Dylan Thompson. Morris High is led by Indiana commit and tight end/defensive end Danny Friend. Friend teams up with wide receiver Anthonee Monsoon and Central Michigan linebacker commit Jeffery Perry.
Saturday: Cary Grove (Ill.) vs. Crete Monee (Ill.) at 1 p.m.
The 6A championship is a battle of two unbeatens. Plus, Crete-Monee is loaded with top prospects, perhaps led by 2013 wide receiver Laquon Treadwell. Treadwell is the top uncommitted prospect in the midwest and lists Oklahoma, Ole Miss, Oklahoma State, Michigan and Michigan State at the top of his lists. Crete-Monee also features junior linebacker Nyles Morgan, who recently picked up offers from Wisconsin and Ohio State. As well as senior wide receiver Lance Lenior who is hearing from several division one programs as well as senior defensive back Jaylen Dunlap.
Saturday: Glenbard West (Ill.) vs. Lincoln-Way East (Ill.) at 4 p.m.
Both teams in the 7A classification are undefeated and coming into the state championship game and are playing with tons of momentum. Lincoln-Way East's offense is led by senior quarterback and Northern Illinois commit Tommy Fuessell, senior wide receiver Justin Corbett, and junior offensive lineman Nicky Allegretti (Illinois and Cincinnati offers). Glenbard West's offense is equally as explosive, led by Vanderbilt tight end commit Nathan Marcus, 2013 offensive lineman Eric Shute, and junior running back Scottie Andrews. Also look to defensive lineman Ruben Dunbar (Missouri, Illinois, Oklahoma State and other offers) and junior defensive back Hayden Carlson (Toledo offer).
Saturday: Glenbard North (Ill.) vs Mount Carmel (Ill.) at 7 p.m.
The battle for the 8A crown is between heavyweight programs. Glenbard North is led by junior running back Justin Jackson all season for a spark on offense, and colleges have taken notice of the talented back. Jackson has offers from Indiana, Illinois, Boston College, Northwestern, Toledo and Purdue. Glenbard North is also led by Michigan 2013 wrestling commit and quarterback Brian Murphy. Mount Carmel is highlighted by junior defensive lineman Enoch Smith Jr.
Ahmard Vital - Midlands Recruiting Analyst
Friday: Houston (Texas) Stratford vs. Pearland (Texas) Dawson at 4 p.m.
Forget Black Friday shopping. There are several stadiums in Greater Houston hosting double and triple headers. Reliant Stadium is one of those places. In the Stratford/Dawson game, there are several key players to keep an eye on. For Stratford, three-star lineman Christian Daimler, an Arizona State commit, is usually a dominant force on the line. Dawson has a couple of guys as well, starting with running back James White, a Texas A&M commit has been handling business on the ground while junior receiver Tony Upchurch is making plenty of plays as well. Upchurch has an early offer from LSU and look for many other programs to follow suit. Also from the 2014 class, linebacker Cody Casey was a preseason watch player.
Saturday: Houston (Texas) Lamar vs. Houston (Texas) Alief Taylor at 11 a.m.
There should be plenty of fireworks for Saturday morning as Lamar and Taylor have proven that both can put up some points. Lamar is led by top 2014 quarterback Darrell Colbert, who is a player who picked up a great deal of offseason buzz. For Taylor, there is plenty of talent here. The headliner is clearly four-star defensive end Torrodney Prevot, who committed to USC this past summer. The other two defensive ends, Ogbonnia Okoronwu and Duke Ejiofor are also a pair of Division I players who will be at Oklahoma State and Rice respectively. In the secondary, safety Jonathan Wiggins is SEC bound going to Texas A&M and junior cornerback Chris Hardeman made an early commitment to LSU. On to the offense, running back Trevorris Johnson was flying under the radar for most of last year, but a solid off season landed him more than 10 offers. Ultimately, he decided on TCU. Wide receiver Keenen Brown is a top recruit for 2014, with offers to Ole Miss, Utah and SMU. Receiver Romello Brooker, also a junior will be a top target after a full season on the varsity level.
Saturday: Katy (Texas) Cinco Ranch vs. Houston (Texas) Alief Elsik at 3 p.m.
One of the nation's best will be lining up for Cinco Ranch with Notre Dame running back commitment Jamel James. For Elsik, 2014 cornerback Dominique Barnett is a potential prospect.
Annabel Stephan - West Field Reporter
Friday: Katy (Tex.) vs. Houston (Tex.) Langham Creek at 12 p.m.
Football powerhouse Katy is undefeated as they prepare to face off against the 9-11 Langham Creek Lobos. Both teams are stacked with talent. The Tigers' offense features running back Adam Taylor (6-0, 210), a Nebraska commit. Cornerback duo Kyle Fulks, a Baylor commit, and Isaiah Brown, a Tulsa commit pose a threat to the Lobos' receivers, and 2014 linebacker Jake Blomstrom (6-3, 235) has been garnering heavy interest. 2015 running back Rodney Anderson (5-11, 175) is another Tiger to keep an eye on. The Lobos offense is led by quarterback Connor Feist, a 6-foot-2, 195-pound signal-caller who has been receiving recent interest from TCU. The offensive line features guard Kenneth Thompson (6-4, 285), a Rice commit. Receiver Jeremy Land holds a New Mexico State offer and has been hearing from a few other programs, though he's projected to play on defense at the next level.
Friday: Pearland (Tex.) Dawson vs. Houston (Tex.) Stratford at 4 p.m.
Dawson's offense is propelled by four-star prospects running back James White (6-0, 190), a Scout.com four-star prospect and Texas A&M commit, and 2014 receiver Tony Upchurch, who holds an early offer from LSU and has been hearing from the likes of Oklahoma and Texas. The 11-0 Eagles are facing a 9-2 Spartans team, whose highest-touted prospect is three star offensive tackle Christian Daimler (6-7, 280), who picked up a number of offers before recently committing to Arizona State.
Brandon Huffman - National Recruiting Analyst
Friday: Lynden (Wash.) vs. Olympia (Wash.) Capital at Tacoma Dome at 1:00 p.m.
Lynden is looking to win another 2A state title and they'll travel down to the Tacoma Dome for the 2A state semifinals. They'll bring a talented squad which is led by Washington State verbal Matt Meyer on the offensive line and defensive end Caleb Newman, who has an offer from the Cougars among others. Capital will have a nice, more local crowd on hand for the semifinals.
Friday: Snoqualmie (Wash.) Mount Si vs. Bellevue (Wash.) at Tacoma Dome at 7:00 p.m.
Bellevue is the prohibitive favorite to win the 3A state title, which would be its fifth in a row. The Wolverines are ranked fifth in the country by FoxSportsNext.com, and have really not been tested by anyone in state. And they're in their home away from home, the Tacoma Dome. Mount Si was chugging along earlier this year, unbeaten, before they met Bellevue in a league game, and promptly got walloped. Now they take on a Wolverine team that's even more motivated to win another title. Junior quarterback Nick Mitchell will lead Mount Si, who also has Washington commit Cameron Van Winkle as their punter and kicker. And they'll have to play the game of their lives against a loaded Wolverines team, led by UCLA commit Myles Jack, the top outside linebacker in the region, 2014 two-way athlete Budda Baker, a top 10 player at his position in his class, and Sean Constantine, a linebacker who's headed to Washington.
Greg Biggins - National Recruiting Analyst
Friday: Rancho Cucamonga (Calif.) at Vista Murrieta (Calif.) at 7:00 p.m.
Rancho Cucamonga is led by one of the nation's top secondary's in USC commit Chris Hawkins and elite safety Tahaan Goodman. Hawkins is a lock down corner and Goodman, looking at USC, UCLA, LSU, Nebraska, Washington and several others, is a big hitter at safety with cover skills. Inside linebacker Viliami Latu is a tremendous prospect and his twin brother Alani Latu can fly around and hit. The twins will both play for Arizona State next fall. Oregon State commit Jermel Walker is an explosive wide out and leads the Cougars offense. Vista Murrieta is led by the top player in the entire West region in Su'a Cravens. Cravens is a dominant linebacker/safety on defense and is a big play threat at receiver as well. Quarterback Nick Stevens, headed to Colorado State, has a big arm and is one of the state's most under-rated prospects. Treshon Broughton is a talented cover corner and an Oregon State lean an junior linebacker Greg Hoyd is another player to watch closely in this one.
Scott Kennedy- Director of Scouting
FOX Sports West features four games per week streamed live on the internet with broadcasters and color analysts, and multi-angle cameras. This week Prepzone Live will feature host Kevin Barnett and Director of Scouting Scott Kennedy, highlighting the action from each of the four games as well as other news and notes across the Southland. Here is a look at this week's action on FOX Sports West's Prepzone.
Jason Jewell, Southwest Recruiting Analyst
Saturday: Phoenix (Ariz.) Mountain Pointe vs. Chandler (Ariz.) Hamilton at 12 p.m. at University of Phoenix Stadium (Division 1 State Championship)
Mountain Pointe beat Hamilton in week one and the Huskies will be out to avenge the loss. If you love good battles in the trenches, this is a must see. Mt. Pointe features two-way starters Kenny Lacy (UCLA commit) and junior Natrell Curtis. Hamilton's junior DE Qualen Cunningham is a special player that already holds multiple BCS offers. Hamilton's offensive line features USC commit Casey Tucker and Army commit Patrick Joseph.
Saturday: Goodyear (Ariz.) Liberty vs. Queen Creek (Ariz.) at 3 p.m. at Sun Devil Stadium (Division 3 State Championship)
This should be a great match-up of undefeated teams. Queen Creek is led by 2,000 yard rusher Matt Guida while Desert Edge is as fast on defense as I have seen this year. Their OLB Ismael Murphy-Richardson has a chance to be special.
Saturday: Peoria (Ariz.) Centennial vs. Oro Valley (Ariz.) Ironwood Ridge at 7 p.m. at Sun Devil Stadium (Division 2 State Championship)
Centennial is looking for revenge against the only team to beat them this year. The Coyotes are strong up front and have an offensive line with four D1 prospects. Seniors Hayden Johnson and Spencer Nathe each have Air Force offers and juniors Layth Friekh and Kamryn Bennett will be FBS players. Friekh already has offers from Oregon State, Utah, Washington and Arizona. UCLA commit RB Jalen Ortiz is having a monster year on both sides of the ball. Ironwood Ridge revolves around three-star CB Tyler Williams. Williams plays quarterback and is a difference maker. He holds offers from Colorado, San Diego State and Army as a defensive back.
Kevin Carden, West Recruiting Analyst
Friday: Santa Ana (Calif.) Mater Dei at Ventura (Calif.) St. Bonaventure at 7 p.m.
Two of the traditional Southland powers meet in a CIF-SS Pac-5 semifinal matchup. Mater Dei is headed by four-star tight end Thomas Duarte, the #2-ranked tight end in the West, as well as 2014 cornerback Jonathan Lockett, a Scout 300 prospect for his class. The Seraphs boast Arizona verbal Zachary Green at running back, who's been stellar this season, and two of the top underclassmen in the West, 2015 quarterback Ricky Town, who has offers from Miami and UCLA, and Scout 300 2014 tight end Bryce Dixon, who is nearing double-digit offers.


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PHOTO RELEASE (Nov. 30, 2011) — Wayne State University Law School congratulates the winning team of Wayne Law students, Ryan Fishman and Jarett Smith, for an impressive performance in the final round of arguments in the Arthur Neef Moot Court Competition. The event was held on Nov. 8 at Wayne Law.
The competition begins with four rounds of arguments with two-person teams of second-year law students competing against their classmates in front of a panel of third-year law student judges. The teams with the highest overall scores move on to quarterfinal and semifinal rounds, where they argue in front of alumni judges. This year, the final round was argued in front of three Michigan Court of Appeals judges — the Hon. Peter O'Connell, the Hon. Christopher Murray and the Hon. Kirsten Kelly — and Wayne Law Dean Robert M. Ackerman. Fishman and Smith argued against the team of Michael Kiehne and Frances Murphy.
The Wayne Law's Moot Court program has helped students perfect their oral and written advocacy skills at the appellate level since 1949. The Arthur Neef competition is an annual competition the Moot Court holds for its junior members.
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Discussion in 'Pistons and NBA' started by Hotsauce, Feb 16, 2006.
It's just Darko PTSD. Lots of us suffer from it.
That DPTSD can be a serious problem. People need to recognize the symptoms early and seek treatment. Tiago looks OK. One of a handfull of bigmen where we are drafting who could play for us early and better yet, he would help keep us from looking like Atlanta north. The question would be, could he play ahead of Nazr? I found a funny Tiago video. Spends half the time showing him shooting free throws - even a slow mo replay of a free throw. YouTube - Tiago Splitter /Player draft NBA 2007
Would anyone want Nazr? I mean, like if Tiago falls past pick 20 or so, would someone flip flop choices with us if we added Nazr? So for example we send pick #27 and Nazr and get pick #22 or something and take Tiago. I'd take the risk there, but #15 for Tiago makes me nervous (DPTSD).
Nazr's contract is pure poison. Looking at it on HoopsHype spreadsheet...it looks like it goes on forever. One possible out for Joe may be a sucker more desperate for a big after FA signing period. Draft night would be tough. We would likely have to move down to get rid of Nazr..."here's our 27 and Nazr for your 39" Ugh.
I would love to trade Nazr + 2nd round pick + #27 pick to move up a few spots. Anyone think a team would buy that?? Anyways, as far as the #15 pick goes I say if Acie Law or Crittenton are still available then take either one of them. And if Thaddeus Young or Al Thorton are available take one of them. So it basically comes down to who is still on the board when we pick. I would love to have one of these four players though
Marko Tomas for a second round steal? DraftExpress Profile: Marko Tomas althletic shooter.. considered one of the best shooters in the draft.. 6'8 with a nice vertical leap and quick running the floor.
lol and trade nazr+flip+second round pick for like the 30 pick in the first round
What about a Nick Young or Al Thornton at 15 and petteri Koponen at 27?
At Yahoo Sports, one of their experts was asked who (of the unknown guys) we (fans) would be talking about down the road. The guy didn't hesitate when he mentioned Rodney Stucky. He also mentioned the draft promise that Joe has reportedly given.
It wouldn't be out of character for Joe to do something like this. We know he did it with Maxiell. I wonder if Joe would have committed to taking him at the 15th spot or the 27th? Telling the kid he's got a first round contract locked up (27th pick) would be useful feedback for a youngster deciding whether to stay in the draft. I doubt that Joe would commit the 15th pick, because some other significant talent could fall to us at that spot.
Joe said that he wants a player who can come in right now and play, that can get his own shot. There are 2 players who are for the most part definites in that area, Stuckey and Nick Young. Stuckey is more ideal because he can play both guard positions, but Nick Young is very intiguing, and has a 7' wing span at 6'6".
Do you take Stuckey at #15 if Law, Thornton, or Crittenton are available?? Man it'd be hard for me to draft Stuckey ahead of any one of those three guys. But If he's available at #27, then it's a no brainer.
Looking back over the last 10 years the 15th has not been a great pick. But this year there is a good chance for a very good player to fall into our lap.
True. But if you go back a few years and check 15-20 there were a lot of very good players drafted.
Stuckey v Crittenton I haven't seen either of them play, but would you really take Crittenton over Stuckey? Here are some of my thoughts, based on only what I've read. 1) Crittenton is not as tall as advertised. He's 6'3-1/2" per combine measurements. Stuckey is 6'3-3/4" with greater wingspan. 2) Crittenton has only played one year of college ball, and was not consistent in his performance. He may be a couple year project before he's ready to play regular minutes in the NBA. 3) Joe wants someone who is ready to play now. 4) Stuckey's played two years and has been consistent in what he does best - score. And he's dished out 5 assists per game. 5) Crittenton has presumably played against better competition in his one year, than Stuckey has in his two. 6) Stuckey could barely keep his team's record over 0.500. Given the evidence, I still think Joe would take a pass on Crittenton at 15 in favor of someone that is more ready to contribute next year. Maybe that player is Stuckey. Hopefully, it's someone even better.
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Former president George Bush is happily clearing brush on his ranch in Texas, relaxing, earning money and enjoying the good life of an ex-president of the United States. Far off in Iraq, another victim of the Iraq war and the madness of WMD was not so fortunate. Sgt. John M. Russell, was on his third deployment and was suffering from the effects of too much combat, too much stress and most probably emotional exhaustion. He underwent counseling and it was recommended he not be allowed to carry a weapon but on a visit to the stress clinic, he became involved in an argument and was escorted out. Once in the car, he somehow grabbed the weapon of his guard, returned to the clinic and killed five soldiers including two doctors.
Admiral Mike Mullen, chairman of the Joint Chiefs, said the incident, "does speak to me for the need for us to redouble our effort in terms of dealing with the stress(of combat). It also speaks to the issues of multiple deployments(and) increasing dwell time."
A nation of 300,000,000 is asking 1.5 million to handle the entire process of defense. This is madness of the first order. If America is going to assume combat roles all over the world, it needs additional troops even if that requires introducing a modified version of the draft. The current system is unfair and asks too much of those who serve in the military.


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The GIMP Hits 2.0
The GIMP developers are proud to release version 2.0 of the GIMP, the leading free software tool for image manipulation.
Berlin, Germany March 23, 2004 This release is a major event, marking the end of a three year development cycle by a group of volunteers and enthusiasts who have made this the most professional release of the GIMP ever. It is the first stable release that is officially supported not only on Unix-based operating systems, but also on Microsoft Windows and Macintosh OS X.
"When you launch version 2.0 youll see a new look thats a huge improvement over the previous versions mundane and purely functional interface. The new design not only provides a polished and comfortable feel, it is also far more intuitive and friendly than its predecessor." Bruce Burgess, Newsforge, February 25, 2004.
Started in 1995 by Spencer Kimball and Peter Mattis, the GIMP has evolved into a mature and powerful application. The latest release has major improvements in the user interface, making the GIMP more accessible for casual users as well as graphics professionals. The quality of the code base has also been substantially improved, making it easier for the open source community to contribute useful and high-quality add-ons to the GIMP.
"This new version. . . fulfils its promise." "In general, the user interface is easier to use [and] more coherent. . . save screen real estate, all dialog boxes. . . can now be grouped together in one window using a tabbed interface. . . Soon you will have no more excuses for using Photoshop" Linux Magazine France, March 2004.
The GIMP is available as a free download from ftp://ftp.gimp.org/pub/gimp/v2.0/v2.0.0/
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About The GIMP
The GNU Image Manipulation Program, the GIMP, is ideal for amateur photographers, web designers, and many other people who want to create and edit digital images. It is a very powerful application, with features including: channels, layers and masks; colour operations such as levels, curves and threshhold; advanced selection operations using intelligent scissors and selection channels; and much more.
GIMP is free software, which means it can be freely distributed and modified. This makes it well suited to be included on cover disks of magazines dedicated to digital photography or image editing, or to be included with digital cameras, scanners, printers etc. As free software, its capabilities are ultimately limited only by the collective imagination of the community of free software contributors. More information about the GIMP is available at http://www.gimp.org
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Everyone can probably agree that the climate system is complex. Not only do the vagaries of weather patterns and ocean currents make it hard to see climate changes, but the variability in what are often termed the Earth System components complicates the picture enormously. These components – specifically aerosols (particulates in the air – dust, soot, sulphates, nitrates, pollen etc.) and atmospheric chemistry (ozone, methane) – are both affected by climate and affect climate, since aerosols and ozone can interact, absorb, reflect or scatter solar and thermal radiation. This makes for a rich research environment, but can befuddle the unwary.
I occasionally marvel at the amount of nonsense that is written about climate change in the more excitable parts of the web, and most of the time, I don't bother to comment. But in relation to the issue of aerosols, chemistry and climate, I read yesterday (h/t Atmoz) probably the most boneheaded article that I have seen in ages (and that's saying a lot).
The hook for this piece of foolishness were two interesting articles published this week by Ruckstuhl and colleagues and a draft EPA report on the impacts of climate on air quality. First, Ruckstuhl et al found that as aerosols have decreased in Europe over the last few decades (as a result of environmental standards legislation), the amount of solar radiation at the ground has increased while the amount reflected to space has decreased. They hypothesize that this may have helped Europe warm faster in the last few decades than it would have otherwise done. Or equivalently, since the aerosols are anthropogenic, that European temperatures had been subdued due to the cooling effects of the aerosols – and since they are now decreasing, the full effects of the greenhouse gases are starting to be felt. This is just an update to the 'global brightening' story we have touched on before. The EPA report is concerned with the impacts that climate change can have on atmospheric chemistry, and in particular the summertime peaks in urban ground-level ozone which are a well-known and serious health hazard. These are affected by local temperatures, cloudiness, temperature sensitive biogenic emissions and patterns of weather variability. Again, it is a story we have discussed before.
But the NewsBusters article succeeded in getting almost every aspect of these stories wrong. How do I correct thee? Let me count the ways.
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• Marcus Baugh, TE, Riverside (Calif.) North – Baugh made his mark on defense with an interception as North beat Riverside Arlington, 28-6. Baugh's pick was one of three recorded by the Huskies (6-4, 5-1 Inland Valley).
"We were very defensive-oriented this week at practice," Baugh told the Riverside Press-Enterprise. "We knew we had to stop the run, and we came out and did the best we could."
Arlington (6-4, 4-2) committed five turnovers. Baugh added three catches from his tight end spot for 63 yards. Denzel Foster led the North attack with 149 yards on 23 carries and a pair of touchdowns.
• Joey Bosa, DE, Fort Lauderdale (Fla.) St. Thomas Aquinas – With a 53-0 rout of host Cooper City, St. Thomas Aquinas clinched another district crown.
The Raiders (7-2, 5-0 District 15-7A) entered the game with plenty of motivation. The players wore wristbands with "21-16" printed on them – the final score a year earlier when Cooper City knocked off St. Thomas Aquinas. There was no repeat performance this time. The Raiders outgained the Cowboys (3-5, 2-2), 336 to minus-31.
• Cameron Burrows, CB, Trotwood (Ohio) Madison – Burrows recovered a fumble and the visiting Rams routed Mount Healthy, 48-0, in a first-round Ohio High School Athletic Association Division II, Region 8 matchup.
Burrows and the Trotwood defense did not allow Mount Healthy (9-2) to cross midfield until the fourth quarter and held the Owls to 97 yards of total offense.
Meanwhile, Trotwood finished with 495 total yards and cruised to victory after taking a 21-0 lead after the first quarter.
Sixth-seeded Trotwood (9-2) will next face No. 2 Cincinnati Winton Woods (8-3) on Nov. 9. Winton Woods defeated Trenton Edgewood, 50-7, in its playoff opener.
• Ezekiel Elliott, RB, St. Louis John Burroughs – The Bombers opened Missouri State High School Activities Association Class 3 playoff action following a first-round forfeit with a 56-13 win vs. Manchester Kennedy.
As usual, Burroughs (10-0) followed Elliott to victory. He played in only the first half of the rout but finished with 119 yards on 13 carries. Elliott rushed for four touchdowns on runs of 3, 31, 1 and 2 yards, respectively, and added another when he returned an onside kick attempt 54 yards for a score.
The Celts finished the season 6-4. Burroughs was scheduled to face St. Louis Soldan (8-3) in the District 2 championship game on Nov. 5.
• Tim Gardner, OT, Indianapolis Lawrence Central – The Bears remained perfect through 12 games with an Indiana High School Athletics Association Class 5A Sectional 5 championship victory, 21-7, against visiting Indianapolis North Central.
Alex Rodriguez followed holes made by Gardner and the rest of his offensive line and scored a pair of touchdowns. He reached the end zone on a 1-yard run in the first quarter and later added a 23-yard TD in the fourth quarter. Rodriguez finished with 157 yards on 22 carries.
North Central ended its season at 4-8. Next up for the Bears (12-0) is Indianapolis Pike in regional play. The Red Devils (9-3) won a sectional title with a 55-24 win against host Avon.
• Michael Hill, DT, Pendleton, S.C. – The Hill-less Bulldogs earned a South Carolina High School League Class AA Region I opening 9-6 victory vs. Prosperity Mid-Carolina.
Banged-up running back Cam Blackburn rushed for 154 yards and Alex Haynes kicked a trio of field goals to give Pendleton (8-3) the victory. Haynes booted his last field goal with 2:50 left in the fourth quarter.
The Rebels finished the season 2-9. Pendleton will next face Cheraw (6-4) in the second round.
• Taivon Jacobs, WR, Forestville (Md.) Suitland – The Rams capped the regular season with a 49-7 win at Greenbelt Eleanor Roosevelt.
Suitland (9-1) scored 35 second-quarter points in the rout and got a 106-yard rushing performance from Anthony Squire. The Rams earned a three seed in the Maryland Public Secondary Schools Athletic Association 4A South region and will begin postseason play with a game at DuVal (9-1). The second-seeded Tigers (9-1) defeated Suitland, 26-6, in the regular season. Roosevelt ended the regular season 7-3.
• Darron Lee, S/QB, New Albany, Ohio – Lee set up a pair of short touchdown runs as the fourth-seeded Eagles beat No. 5 Columbus Beechcroft, 25-6, in playoff action.
Lee gave his team the momentum early, converting a fourth-and-7 play with an 11-yard run on his team's first offensive possession. Alan Watson, who rushed for 139 yards on 19 carries with four touchdowns, finished that drive with a 9-yard score.
Lee later completed a 32-yard pass to Matt Smith under pressure to set up another score – a 37-yard TD run by Watson that extended the lead to 18-0 for New Albany (9-2).
"Darron is Darron," New Albany coach Mark Mueller told The Columbus Dispatch. "We count on him to make those kinds of plays, especially on third down. He does everything within the offense, though."
Beechcroft ended its season 8-2. The Eagles (9-2) drew top-seeded Dresden Tri-Valley (11-0) in the second round in a game scheduled to be played Nov. 9. The Scotties defeated Tecumseh, 54-29, in its playoff opener and have eliminated New Albany in each of the last two seasons.
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• Billy Price, DT, Austintown (Ohio) Fitch – Price's prep career came to an end with an OHSAA Division I Region 1 loss by No. 7 Fitch, 35-26, at No. 2 Cleveland St. Ignatius.
St. Ignatius (10-1) committed five turnovers, but Fitch (9-2) could not take full advantage. The Falcons attempted to mount a large comeback, scoring 19 fourth-quarter points, but the Wildcats were able to hold on and give longtime head coach Chuck Kyle his 300th victory.
• Jayme Thompson, S, Toledo Central Catholic – The Fighting Irish bounced back from a regular-season finale loss to Toledo Whitmer by opening OHSAA Division II Region 6 playoff action with a 50-7 throttling of Grafton Midview.
Central Catholic, the No. 2 seed in the region, improved to 10-1 with the victory. The Irish led 43-0 at halftime thanks to the play of quarterback DeShone Kizer, who accounted for six touchdowns – four passing and two rushing.
Midview (9-2) scored its lone points after Central Catholic had piled up its points and put its reserves in the game. The Irish were scheduled to face No. 6 Mansfield Madison in the second round.
• Johnny Townsend, P, Orlando (Fla.) Boone – The host Braves moved above .500 with a 35-7 8A-District 5 win against Orlando Cypress Creek.
Boone (5-4, 2-1) earned a playoff berth with one week left in the regular season with the win as the runner-up in its division. A.J. Turman had a big game in the win over Cypress Creek (0-9, 0-3), rushing for 149 yards on 12 carries with three touchdowns.
Townsend had a punt of 58 yards that was muffed by the return man and recovered by Boone inside the opposing 10. He also accounted for five tackles and a sack on defense.
• Eli Woodard, CB, Voorhees (N.J.) Eastern – Despite holding a 12-0 halftime lead, Eastern was upset, 19-18, at Medford Lenape in a West Jersey Football League American Division matchup.
Lenape (2-6, 1-4) scored 13 unanswered third-quarter points to take the lead before Tom Flacco, brother of Baltimore Ravens QB Joe Flacco, tossed a 25-yard touchdown pass to Devon Nikolis with 59 seconds left in the fourth quarter. That gave Eastern (6-3, 3-2) an 18-13 lead.
The ensuing kickoff went out of bounds, however, and Lenape made the Vikings rekick. Arkemus Baskerville returned the kick 27 yards to the Eastern 48 and later played the hero by scoring the game-tying touchdown on a run out of the Wildcat formation. Baskerville finished with 152 yards on 16 carries. Jarry Jones gave Lenape the victory by booting the extra point.
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Several months ago on Long Island, an immigrant couple from Indonesia were convicted of slavery for abusing a young girl who worked as their maid and whose life was no better than those who lived under the old plantation system. Shyima Hall, was ten when an Egyptian couple living in California, came to her village and selected her to be their "maid." She was ten years old and worked 20 hours a day, no days off, and no breaks for $45 a month. When she began as a 10 year old Shyima had to stand on a chair in order to wash dishes. She worked every day until past midnight waxing floors, cleaning clothes and doing every dirty chore in the household. Shyima never went to school event though the law required her attendance. The neighbors pretended they did not see anything except a ten year old washing dishes while their own children were at schools. We don't see what we don't want to see.
The trafficking in children in America is among the untold or undiscussed stories, but in many parts of Africa it is all too common for rural families to send a daughter to the city to work as a maid. Thousands of these girls work in virtual slavery because they represent cheap labor who will not complain.
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Does anyone have some actual hands on experience with the .357sig caliber? Or with the Glock 32? I am really thinking about getting the pistol because of the ballistics and penetration as I'm a 357mag fan. But if anyone has any insights, tips, or advise on this caliber or pistol would be much appreciated.
I'm particularly looking for handling experience as in recoil, etc.. and ergonomics like carrying comfort, ammo prices, etc.. And I'm kinda looking for advice on the Glock choice and any tips or insight on the particular pistol. I'm also fully aware of the ballistics and penetration I'm basically looking for info on experience on the caliber and the pistol, thanks


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Interpersonal and domestic violence has a profound impact on the health of women and girls. Violence and trauma can result in serious injuries and death, and lead to chronic health problems.
Identifying current or past abusive and traumatic experiences can help prevent further abuse, lessen disability, and lead to improved health status. Because they are often trusted resources in their communities, health care providers are in a unique position to connect women who experience interpersonal and domestic violence with support.
Providers do not need to be experts on interpersonal and domestic violence to conduct screenings. Screening can occur during a well-woman visit with a primary care provider or as part of any other health care visit.
Just as providers routinely screen patients for diabetes or high blood pressure and refer them to specialists as needed, providers can also screen for interpersonal and domestic violence and provide a referral to local domestic violence programs and services. If a woman discloses abuse, the provider can provide brief counseling to: 1) promote the patient's immediate safety; 2) discuss the possible relationship between current or previous interpersonal and domestic violence and the patient's health concerns; and, 3) link the patient to support services and resources.
Before screening a patient, providers should be aware that certain states have mandatory interpersonal and domestic violence reporting laws. Fear that their situation might be reported to police or child protective services may prevent a victim from disclosing abuse. Because state reporting laws vary and patients' assessment of their own safety is paramount, it is important to discuss any confidentiality issues with patients. For more information on reporting laws in your state, please see the resources at www.acf.hhs.gov/fvpsa.
Many health care providers are uncertain about how to handle a disclosure of abuse and unsure about how to provide counseling. As is the case when referring patients to other specialists, providers screening for interpersonal and domestic violence are not expected to have all the answers. For this reason, providers should consider identifying local resources and making contact with domestic violence and sexual violence support services ahead of time. Then providers can more readily make a referral upon disclosure of abuse, including referrals in which providers give women information so that the women can make the best decision for themselves. Providers can learn more about referring to local domestic violence and sexual violence programs by contacting their state coalition against domestic violence or the National Domestic Violence Hotline.
The Administration for Children and Families (ACF) supports the National Health Resource Center on Domestic Violence (NHRCDV). In collaboration with health care providers, national domestic violence organizations and health associations, the NHRCDV produces guidelines and practical tools for responding to interpersonal and domestic violence in health care settings. For more on the NHRCDV and other resources from ACF, please visit ACF's Division of Family Violence Prevention website.
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