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When it comes to shopping for point of sale (POS) software, increased flexibility and functionality rank at the top of operators' lists. "Basic transaction processing isn't enough anymore," says Rob Ireland, IT director of Boone, N.C.-based Tar Heel Capital, which operates 77 franchised Wendy's units in North Carolina and South Carolina. "Having a solution that makes it easier to serve customers efficiently, boost order accuracy and maintain a handle on other factors, such as cost, is a must these days."
Vendors appear to be keeping this in mind in developing new and upgraded POS software solutions. For example, some players have begun to deliver increased flexibility in the form of applications with a conversational order acceptance feature that directs servers in entering customers' orders exactly as they are placed. This eliminates the need to navigate between screens to locate a match to the way orders are verbalized and allows order information to be modified, whatever the sequence in which it is keyed in.
NextGen POS, just released by WAND Corporation (www.wandcorp.com), offers conversational order acceptance capabilities, along with the option of making minor changes to orders and correcting simple cashier mistakes on the fly, without manager acceptance. Tar Heel Capital tested the software in one of its stores this past spring. Deployment to 32 additional units whose Windows-based POS hardware configuration will support its use is now underway.
"We're definitely seeing far fewer voids and much faster, much better service with the system in place," Ireland states. "Employees no longer interrupt customers to find out, for example, which beverage they want with a combo or whether they want certain condiments, only to forget something else. And if customers correct themselves mid-order, for example, saying they want two cheeseburgers with lettuce and one without rather than three with lettuce on three different combos, the software automatically adjusts the quantities."
NCR Corp. (www.ncr.com) has also jumped on the conversational ordering bandwagon, incorporating it into Version 7.06 of the Compris Restaurant Suite along with such additional features as biometric employee log-in via finger-scanning and support for ViVOtech (www.vivotech) payment devices. A new in-store editing function enables store-level editing of menu and pricing information.
Orders from near and far
Other efforts to render POS solutions more flexible involve upgrades to accommodate remote ordering and mobile point-of-sale. For example, Intura Vision 4.0, the 2008 version of Intura Solutions' (www.intura.com) restaurant POS software, has a remote order interface module that handles orders placed online and from call centers, kiosks and mobile devices. The system now accepts split tender and integrates with more than 12 gift card processors.
AccuPOS Food Service 2008, introduced by Attitude Positive (www.AccuPOS.com), also features a Web interface for online order acceptance, while Version 8 of the Maitre'D solution from Posera Software (www.maitredpos.com) is configured for optional call center integration. The latter, built with the Microsoft SQL 2008 database and set to launch this September, also offers a new cash management module, among other accoutrements.
Also paving the way for remote ordering is SoftTouch POS (www.softtouchpos.com) which in July unveiled a solution called DineBlast iOrder. When customers walk into a restaurant with iPhones, iPODs, PDAs, mobile phones or similar communication devices in hand, the software detects a wireless connection and automatically brings up the establishment's home page. Diners may then use their devices to interact directly with the SoftTouch POS system, for example, placing orders from their cell phones before servers visit the table. Payments may also be executed through the system, using any personal communication device.
Meanwhile, Agilysys, Inc. (www.agilysys.com) has added the mPOS application to its InfoGenesis suite of point of sale products. Promoted as particularly well-suited for poolside bar, stadium and arena environments, the software enables mobile payment acceptance on (www.motorola.com) Motorola's hand-held devices.
Elsewhere on the flexibility front, vendors continue to roll out solutions and upgrades that increase operator convenience and, in some cases, pave the way for a better customer experience by allowing tasks other than transaction processing to be handled within the POS system. Menusoft Systems (www.digitaldining.com) ranks among these companies. Release 7.3.5 of its Digital Dining solution incorporates an optional reservations module.
Jose's Noodle Factory, which has two -- Digital Dining handheld units in Leamington and Windsor, Ontario, plans to begin using the module in the next few months, notes Donny Pacheco, manager. "By booking reservations from within the POS system, we'll definitely be able to better serve customers because we'll have access to information about their past purchases and will be able to tie it in to their visit," Pacheco notes. "For example, if we're having a specific promotion on a certain day and someone calls to book, we can say something on the phone like, 'We see you like 'xx' and are going to be featuring it when you visit. It creates a personnel connection that we're sure will be great for business."
Labor tools
For its part, FireFly Technologies (www.fireflypos.com) has upgraded its Phoenix POS application to include a labor management module. Phoenix POS Version 5, launched this past June, allows employees to request time off from within the POS system. Managers are alerted of schedule restrictions as they build the schedule. Employee break-rules can be established based on shift length and enforced within the system, so that staff members who are not scheduled for breaks cannot log out of the system and managers can be alerted should employees neglect to log out for mandatory breaks.
Similarly, new from pcAmerica (www.pcamerica.com) is a labor scheduler tool enhancement to its Restaurant Pro Express solution. The system also handles scheduling requests and enforces break rules, among other functions.
The custom approach
New and enhanced POS applications whose individual components may be customized in-store are hitting the market this year as well. Operators utilizing SpeedLine 6.0 from SpeedLine Solutions (www.speedlinesolutions.com), slated for release in late September 2008, will have the option of fully tailoring information on the system's dispatch and ticket screens to suit their specific needs, employing icons or text to highlight critical details. For instance, a pizza parlor might choose to display the number of beverages and side dishes included in each order to prevent delivery slip-ups, while a high-volume restaurant might flag its online orders without displaying side dishes or drinks on the tickets screen. A new Google-style search field facilitates ticket retrieval by customer name, phone number, menu items, payment type, ticket ID and more.
Similarly, PixelPoint POS Version 9, new from PAR Technology Corp. (www.partech.com), incorporates a "form designer" tool that allows operators to create custom order screens, forced question screens, kiosk screens and others, such as customer displays for dual-screen POS stations and order screens for wireless order taking with PocketPOS. An order screen enhancement allows order screens to be customized via text positioning, button functionality and the addition or elimination of graphics.
In another vein, flexibility in the area of batch settlement is a key feature of Dinerware version 2.8 (www.dinerware.com). This feature permits batches to be settled from any terminal in a restaurant. A touchscreen interface supports terminal capture networks that require batch settlement, without the need to sync or restart the system. Version 2.8 also touts customizable report workbenches and a "coursing" component that enables the tracking and organizing of formal meal courses by customer seat.
Finally, some vendors have recently unveiled POS systems upgrades designed to afford operators heightened control over discounts and pricing while simultaneously affording them more insight into the specific elements of combo and prix fixe meals. Notably, Release 6 of Squirrel Systems' (www.squirrelsystems.com) SquirrelOne POS solution permits operators to create and enforce parameters for substitutions in prix fixe meals; for example, it can be programmed to prevent servers from accepting an order for a more expensive cut of meat rather than the one specified on a set menu. The system also captures detailed order combo meal and prix fixe order information. For instance, rather than indicating that a diner has ordered four combo meals, it shows that two combo meals were ordered with cheeseburgers and Diet Cokes and two with hamburgers and orange soda.
PAR's 2008 release of its InFusion software, scheduled for release in the fourthquarter of 2008, will offer a rules-based discounting feature for creating discounts comprised of multiple item quantities, multiple items and/or multiple prices. Other features already released this year include the ability to make any item a combo with a single keystroke.


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ARSC T3D Users' Newsletter 111, November 8, 1996
C++ 2.0.1 is the Default C++ Compiler for the T3D at ARSC
With the removal of PE1, we have also installed the latest PE2.0 C++ for the T3D (version 2.0.1). This is the first CRI 'native' T3D C++ compiler, not a front-end to a standard C compiler, and is known to fix several problems.
This installation was done with a very short testing period. For this reason, the PE1 version has been left on the system. Whenever you have the Programming Environment 2.0 enabled via the PrgEnv modulefile you will be using the new C++_M 2.0.1. However, you can still access the old C++_M version (126.96.36.199) by doing a 'module unload PrgEnv'.
[ This is CRI's news item on this compiler, available on denali as: /opt/ctl/CC_m/CC_m/CC_M20.news ]
*************************************************************************** * Cray C/C++ Programming Environment 2.0.2 for MPP * *************************************************************************** ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Cray C/C++ Programming Environment 2.0.2 for MPP has been installed on this system. This environment contains the following products: Cray C++ compiler for MPP Cray Standard C compiler for MPP CrayLibs for MPP CrayTools This releases adds programming environment support for Cray T3E series. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
FYI - Following is the news file from the PE 2.0 for PVP release.
The Cray C/C++ Programming Environment is described in the Cray C/C++ Reference Manual, publication SG-2179. The features for CrayTools and CrayLibs are described in separate news notices.
This newsfile summarizes the differences between versions 1.0 and 2.0 of Cray C++, the differences between Cray C++ 2.0 and Cray Standard C 5.0, and the C++ features not included in Cray C++ 2.0.
The following C++ features are included in Cray C++ 1.0 and 2.0:
- "cfront" compatibility (use -hcfront with 2.0)
- Debugging support (totalview)
- Cray intrinsics
- Messages via message catalog
Template instantiation in C++ 2.0 is very different from instantiation in C++ 1.0. A detailed discussion of template instantiation is included in section 5 of the Cray C/C++ Reference Manual, publication SR-2179.
- Restricted pointers
- User control of message level
- Selective enable/disable of messages
- Inlining support
- Cray pragmas
- Plain "char" behavior is default unsigned
- Bitfields are default unsigned
- Binary compatibility with version 1.0
The following C++ features are new with Cray C++ 2.0 and were not included in version 1.0:
- Exception handling
"New Style" casts
Support for const_cast, reinterpret_cast, and static_cast, but support for the other "new-style" cast, "dynamic_cast", is postponed until a future release.
- Built-in preprocessor
- "volatile" keyword
- Direct compilation (no .c file is produced)
- Optional '$' and '@' in identifiers
The following C++ features will be implemented in future versions of Cray C++:
- Namespaces
- Boolean type
- Run time type identification
- Standard template library
- Digraph/Macro forms for operators (<%, bitand)
- "mutable", "bool", "true", "false" and "wchar_t" as keywords
- Member templates
- Limited scope for variable declared in "for"
- Partial specialization
Placement "delete"
- Plain char type
- new[] and delete[]
The following features of Cray Standard C will be implemented in future versions of Cray C++:
- Variable length arrays
- CIF Support
CC Command Line Options
Most of the CC command line options used with Cray C++ 1.0 are also available with C++ 2.0. The following options are no longer available, or have been deprecated:
Not available:
-F, -.suffix, +e[01], +i, +xfile, -pta, -ptn, -ptrpathname, -pts, -ptv
Removed or deprecated, replacement available:
-$ (use -h calchars), +a[01] (use -h [no]fctnproto) +d (use -h inline0) -flow (use -F) -keep (use -h keep=) +p (use -h [no]anachronisms) +w (use -h msglevel_0 or -h msglevel_1)
See the CC man page or the Cray C/C++ Reference Manual, publication SR-2179 for complete description of the options.
More rigorous error checking is done in C++ 2.0, and thus you may experience more messages being issued. Most messages now also indicate the line and character position of the source of the error.
Peeking into archives and objects ('ar' and 'nm')
This article was inspired by a dialog with a user who was having trouble locating SAXPY. It covers a couple of uses of the ar and nm commands.
ar -t <archive.a> ---------------------- Gives a table of contents for an archive file (try 'bld' if 'ar' complains). denali$ ar -t /opt/ctl/craylibs_m/craylibs_m/libm.a grep saxpy denali$ ar -t /opt/ctl/craylibs_m/craylibs_m/libsci.a grep saxpy saxpy.o saxpy@.o saxpy_craft.o saxpy_s.o psaxpy_.o ar -x <archive.a> <file> ---------------------- Extracts a copy of the requested file from the archive. denali$ ar -x /opt/ctl/craylibs_m/craylibs_m/libsci.a saxpy.o denali$ ls -l saxpy.o -rw------- 1 baring staff 1904 Nov 7 14:32 saxpy.o /mpp/bin/nm <object.o> -------------------- The nm utility prints the name list (entries and external files) of each object file specified on the command line. Make sure you use /mpp/bin/nm and not /bin/nm if you're running this on a T3D object. denali$ /mpp/bin/nm saxpy.o saxpy.o: 60 d $SG00001 160 d @WHAT 0 T SAXPY U SAXPY@ 600 t SAXPY@code 340 b _STACK_SEGMENT U __S2PC_centrifuge
T3E Paper
[ Thanks to Marek Behr of the University of Minnesota who sent this URL. ]
You'll find the following paper, which you can download in postscript:
S. L. Scott, "Synchronization and Communication in the T3E Multiprocessor", Proc. ASPLOS VII, Cambridge, MA, October 1996
This paper describes the synchronization and communication primitives of the Cray T3E multiprocessor, a shared memory system scalable to 2048 processors. We discuss what we have learned from the T3D project (the predecessor to the T3E) and the rationale behind changes made for the T3E. We include performance measurements for various aspects of communication and synchronization.
The T3E augments the memory interface of the DEC 21164 microprocessor with a large set of explicitly-managed, external registers (E-registers). E-registers are used as the source or target for all remote communication. They provide a highly pipelined interface to global memory that allows dozens of requests per processor to be outstanding. Through E-registers, the T3E provides a rich set of atomic memory operations and a flexible, user-level messaging facility. The T3E also provides a set of virtual hardware barrier/eureka networks that can be arbitrarily embedded into the 3D torus interconnect.
Quick-Tip Q & A
A: {{ You're using the "make" utility while developing some code, and changing the "Makefile" itself as part of the process (to try on different compiler options, for instance). Do you need to "make clean" every time you update the Makefile? or is there an easier way to tell "make" that you want to recompile everything? }} # Add "Makefile" to the dependency list for appropriate targets. # In this example, if you change either hello.f or Makefile, hello.o # will be deemed out of date: hello: hello.o f90 hello.o -o hello hello.o: hello.f Makefile f90 -c hello.f clean: -rm *.o hello Q: You discover a suspicious file called "a.out". It might be a T3D executable. How can you determine which platform it was targetted to run on?
[ Answers, questions, and tips graciously accepted. ]
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Hello and riding new board
Since snowboarding has been my main interest in the winter for the last 15 years or so, I figured I should finally find a good snowboarding forum. I live in New England, and I'm familiar with about 85% of the resorts in the area. My personal favorite is Jay Peak, although I have not been back there in a few years now. I am not a park rider, so I guess that classifies me as a freerider. I'm 6-0 feet, 195lbs. My current setup is a Neversummer Premier F1, Ride Spi bindings (about 4 years old now), and Burton Sabbath boots (about 6 years old). I also have a good friend in Tahoe, so I try to get out there for a week when I can.
I bought the Premier F1 (168) at the end of last season after riding a Ride Timeless for the last 6-7 years. Before that, I rode a Burton Supermodel(s) for a couple seasons. And before that I had the first year Burton Custom (159). I wish I had kept that board. Well anyway, the whole rocker thing was unheard of to me until I was looking for a new board towards the end of last season. I ended up going with the Premier based on my riding style and very good overall reviews. I was able to get two days on the Premier in early April - one day at Tuckerman's Ravine and the next day at Wildcat. I absolutely loved the board. It was quicker edge to edge than the Timeless, my only complaint with this board. And it reminded me of the old Supermodel, but stiffer, which was my main complaint with that board.
I now see that Neversummer has gone with their rocker design for the Premier, so I have been wondering if I jumped the gun a bit. I have read a lot of opinions about rocker, so I guess the only way to settle it in my mind is to try one myself. I am hoping that NS will be somewhere in New England this winter, so I can demo one. I sent an email off to NS to see if there are any plans to be in the area.
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text: Well, that's the direct opposite of my experience comparing a USP40F to a GLOCK 22. In every way. The only thing the USP did better was mag change times, they were similar for accuracy. I still love my HKs, you can't beat them for pure bulldozer reliability, but I shoot matches with and carry GLOCKs.


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sunaness wrote:I love the phrase love balloon.
oooooooooooooh hot!
roofoo wrote:I knew I had seen that hand design before. Can't you come up with your own designs?
Clearly you don't get it. (It is the logo of the Socialist Worker's Party).
Pitty the paper doesn't have a palm, really needs one.
Re: The Redwood Estate
Love this! There are a lot of really great entries in this derby, but so far this is the only one I'd actually buy.
I thought the community might enjoy a detail shot of one of the constellations within the design.
Re: Preserved
This deserves to win
Re: Firefish
Great shirt...I love the design!
I absolutely love the red panda!
hmmm....i know where I want my new house to be....
dmaz wrote:Wait, this is in the fog? I really have a hard time understanding the demographics of shirt.wooters. I'd kill to see just 10 mugshots of randomly selected, active users.
Re: It's good to be the King
Cute, unfortunately, the rules state only red ink on non-red shirts.
Re: we're back!
i like this, but it might end up getting rejected since it is on a black shirt.
wubupon wrote:i like this, but it might end up getting rejected since it is on a black shirt.
nvm Im gonna correct myself and say oops.....I should read more carefully. mmmm blood.
Re: Cherry Bomb ver 01
Love it! Want one!
wubupon wrote:hmmm....i know where I want my new house to be....
Yea you can have the lighthouse at the top...I guess. I know, you can live in the elevator. (It would be tough to live with my little brother)
blinddog3d wrote:more like "Got brown?"
I'm not sure why it did that when I put it on the shirt?
Re: REDS'KINI
The relation with the theme may not be the strongest in the derby, but the illustration and how it looks on the tee is quite cool. Nice work!
Re: Rainbows taste like watermelon
lolololol...voted. So silly and delicious. Also I have a thing for graphic, simple designs.
I like the concept and the graphic look of this, although for me it´'s maybe a bit too high on the t-shirt.
nmpls wrote:Clearly you don't get it. (It is the logo of the Socialist Worker's Party).
Pitty the paper doesn't have a palm, really needs one.
That would involve drawing. So I doubt you'll get one.
Cut & paste is all I see, but I'm blind, I could be wrong.
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Never too many food-related shirts here ... GMV!
Rejection is in your future becuase you can't READ!!!!
Re: [url=http://shirt.woot.com/Derby/Entry.aspx?id=53637]the
That is one fearce battle!
I would say, "Epic" even!!!
I guess I'm "blind?"
themusicalchairs wrote:I'm not sure why it did that when I put it on the shirt?
If they don't match, it will be rejected when the Rejectionator comes back on Monday.
Ok, apparently it did go over my head. :P
Red is the color of warning signs, both in nature and the industrial world. A vote for this shirt it a vote for the betterment (did I make that word up?) of man kind! Help protect the world by voting for, and then buying a shirt to warn of the dangers of Cthulhu!
Re: Ancient Jazztecs (resub)
To all re-voters and new voters alike- Thanks!! You guys Rock!
Re: The Red Emperor
Anyone else think that the eye is a little too strategically placed over the nipple?
Incase the white shirt wasn't evil enough for Cthulhu, here is a black version! Be afraid!!!! OOOOHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!
Johndis5 wrote:One of the biggest Zaphod Beeblebroxs on this site beat you to it, and got rejected.
Pretty amazing looking at these two shirts side by side how similar they are. I preferred the treatment Johndis5 used on his design.
Well I decided to break down and enter a design this week. First time I have entered one. Please let me know what you think of my Cthulhu Warning Sign designs.
in black http://shirt.woot.com/Derby/Entry.aspx?id=53643
in white http://shirt.woot.com/Derby/Entry.aspx?id=53642
Re: Koi of the Rising Sun
Thank you all for the lovely comments... I was very surprised to see where I was this AM! Thank you all for the support.
Re: Infinite Love
This is a simple, beautiful, wearable design... why are there not more votes?!! COME ON wooters... vote for this... now.
Re: Cherry Bomb ver 02 REDONE
That does look better. What program do you use? I'm asking because you could avoid bucket-fill related issues by using layers in your drawing program. Disregard this if you already know all about it
D'awuh. He's so cute. (: I'd buy one for sure!
Re: sun explosion
cool shirt! I would totally buy and wear this.
Re: Into The Woods
I am so glad to see this shirt in the cloud. I was kind of worried for a minute and I will so buy it. First derby shirt in a while that I would ware and buy in a while that has a chance.
Love the Maori-style tattoos! I can see how redheads are on theme, but I also see how it is very loosely on theme since the focus is not on her "redheaddedness".
I do hope it survives because I would buy one.
Great look on this... this is definitely something that I would wear and would be a fav in my closet.
The characterization is great. But I have to agree with another comment... the glyphs make it for me... mmm breakfast.
Re: Red Summer Skies
Awesome is as awesome does. And though I understand what tjost is saying about the clouds, my initial impression was that it was in the middle of a stormy sky and the varying light sources for those clouds were lightning/electrical storms within it. Gorgeous. GMV
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Quote from: Understudy on December 04, 2007, 07:46:52 PM Why don't they look into why 25% survived and if those traits continued in future generations.IThose straits have searched everywhere and they have searched how they have survived. You may read reports from internet.Universities have done this job all the time. - Because they have money and that is why researchers exist. .
They did not do the research in Florida
Yes, feral is symantic. Personally, i wouldn't accept a feral "tag" until the animal we are discussing lives at least one seasonal cycle on its own. Shows an ability to survive. ... For a cat, perhaps its first unassisted kill and meal. No garbage picking, but a kill.
Topic drift: My barn cats kill rodents regularly. It's their JOB. I don't consider them feral. Thanks to my daughters, they are all very friendly and cuddly. All of which validates your initial statement that "feral is symantic". Regardless of whether it's bees or cats, we can argue about what defines "feral".
KonasdadYou know what that may be one of the best ideas out there. Asking for the tax credit. I would be inclined to sign the BMP(Beekeeping Management Practice) if I was going to do that. The one thing I would like is that feral colonies that are tested and show up AHB negative also receive that. You know this is going to rattle in my head all day. I like this. Sincerely,Brendhan


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So, this is a moisturizer with the Amino-Peptides (which we have discussed in the past, as a "good thing" to quote Martha), which includes more vitamins and is hydrating.
So, how is it? I love this stuff! I think this was my favorite lotion of the Olay Regenerist products that I tried. This comes in a huge bottle (50 mL is a lot!) and it has this great top that releases exactly 1 use with a single pump. The lotion is thick but not difficult to spread in a thin, even coat over your face. It feels incredibly silky (due primarily to the silicones in the formula, see the ingredient list below), and you can just feel it sinking into your skin as you apply it. The lotion does have a perfume smell, but this one is not the same EA 5th Avenue smell that the other products have, it's a little lighter and with more of a floral note. The smell is nice, but not very long lasting (which I love).
For me, this was the Regenerist product that was the best match with my skin tone. It was hydrating and non-greasy without being overly hydrating (I have combination skin), but also didn't leave my skin feeling dry and tight. With a few days of use my skin felt very soft and smooth and I just glowed!
Cyclopentasiloxane (a silicone, used as a skin emollient)
Glycerin (humecant)
Niacinamide (deriviative of Vitamin B3)
Ethylene/Acrylic Acid Copolymer (listed as an adjuvant in Google searches, I'm not sure what this means)
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'"I know when I was younger, when you go through a tough playoff series and you don't come out on top, sometimes you learn from it," he said. "You go home and you feel like you're a better hockey player. You want to get back at it, you know what you have to work on, and I think it will be a good experience for a lot of guys."'
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Sabres re-sign Grier
Sabres, RW Grier agree to 1-year deal
'Grier, who could have become an unrestricted free agent on July 1, reached the deal with the Sabres on Monday.'
Sabres bring Grier back for one more year
'A native of Detroit, Grier was scheduled to become an unrestricted free agent on July 1.'
Sabres agree to terms with forward Mike Grier
'Buffalo Sabres GM Darcy Regier announced today the Sabres have agreed to terms on a one-year contract with forward Mike Grier, who was scheduled to become an unrestricted free agent on July 1.'
Kennedy geared up for next season
'Kennedy will take a few weeks off to allow his body to heal from a long season before getting back to work. He had 10 goals and 26 points this season, and is capable of doubling his production. He started out strong, fought through a slump and became one of the Sabres' best forwards down the stretch and in the playoffs.'
Buffalo Sabres' Patrick Kaleta sued over Chili car crash
'The suit alleges that the April 10, 2008, collision occurred due to the "negligent, careless and/or reckless manner" in which Kaleta was driving.'
Sabres AHL/ECHL prospects 2009-10 review
'Improving on his numbers from last year, with a GAA of 2.37 and a save percentage of .919, Enroth has shown that he can handle the heavy workload of a No. 1 goalie. The real question is what the Sabres will do with him next year. There is a real possibility that they could elect to bring him up to Buffalo to back up Ryan Miller as Patrick Lalime will most likely depart in free agency. While he would not get very much playing time in Buffalo, it could really benefit his career to get the valuable experience of working under Miller.'
Tyler Myers happy he chose to play for Canada
'It was tough, I was born in the States," he said Sunday. "I based my decision on, if I hadn't of moved to Canada, I probably wouldn't be where I am today. I don't even think I'd be playing hockey right now. I just feel I owe Canada a lot and it feels good to put on the red and white."'
Ennis, Gerbe are Sabres' little big men
'There is reason for excitement in Sabreland, and it comes in the form of Ennis and fellow long-shot sidekick Nathan Gerbe. While members of the Sabres' core disappeared in the playoffs, the last two AHL Rookies of the Year showed they should have visible futures.'
Sabres sign Crawford
'The 20- year-old led Ontario Hockey League defensemen in scoring, establishing career highs in points (70), assists (59) and goals (11) in 68 games with the Barrie Colts and Saginaw Spirit. Crawford was named to the OHL's First All-Star Team and was selected as the league's Best Offensive Defenseman in the OHL Coaches Poll. He finished second in voting for OHL Defenseman of the Year.'
Friday's Portland Coverage
Dineen reportedly talks to Blue Jackets' GM (Portland Press Herald)
Dineen has his interview with Jackets (Columbus Dispatch)
Sabres, Bills put faithful to the test
'It's like the lottery, you've got to be in it to win it. But as long as a team makes the top 16, it has a chance to win the Cup. But does that mean Sabres fans – watching one of the league's best goaltenders – didn't enjoy those six months leading up to the playoffs?'
Sabres sign prospect D Crawford to 3-year contract
'Crawford finished second in voting for the Ontario Hockey League defenseman of the year, after a career high 70 points in 68 games split between Barrie and Saginaw.'
Sabres sign Nick Crawford
'"We're pleased to have Nick signed to a three-year contract," said Regier. "He's made tremendous progress since we drafted him two years ago in the sixth round, and we look forward to him having a bright future with the Buffalo Sabres organization."'
Sabres will need to sign backup for Miller
'The Sabres will indeed be in the market for a backup. Biron and Lalime figure to be the top candidates.'


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Summit Mountain Challenge set for first week of June
May 19, 2012
Mountain bike season has come to Summit County early this year, and locals are ready to take to the trails with the Summit Mountain Challenge mountain bike series kicking off with the Frsico Roundup the first week of June.
"I think the common misperception is that the series is only for the pro/elite-type riders, but the bulk of the field is what I would consider a sport-level rider – the everyday working man or woman, who is looking for a good effort on a Wednesday and, most importantly, a good social scene afterwards," said Jeff Westcott of Maverick Sports Promotions.
The Summit Mountain Challenge is a seven-part series with races every other Wednesday evening throughout the summer. The series takes riders to all corners of Summit County, showcasing some of the best trails in the High County.
"Certainly there is a competitive aspect that takes care of itself, but the scene afterwards is where you see people hanging out, making plans for a social ride. It's a good time, great way to meet people and a great way to learn the trail network," Westcott said.
As series director, Westcott spends most of his spring busy nailing down permits and race routes with the various land agencies that host the events. Last year, they added a new race, the Soda Creek Scramble. In 2012 riders can expect the same venues, with slightly modified routes.
"There are a lot of people in the community that help the Forest Service manage its several million acres. Without the partners, it wouldn't happen. This time of year is my opportunity to organize and prepare, so when it comes time to race, it's like I'm hosting a party," Westcott said.
Every race, whether new or old, is a work in progress, and Westcott is eager to hear the riders' feedback to constantly improve the routes.
"The feedback from the Soda Creek Scramble was very positive. It has a real backcountry feel," Westcott said. "We had a couple course-layout logistics that were hard to anticipate since it was a new venue, but we're going to make a couple little tweaks with the start times to take care of the mixing that went on."
The Keystone River Run Rally (Aug. 22) will possibly be modified for the upcoming season to include an uphill/downhill double time trial – they'll time the hill climb, the descent and then combine the two together for three scored races.
Another consideration for the 2012 summer is changing the direction of the Pennsylvania Gulch Grind – running it on the exact same terrain, but in the opposite direction.
Like many other locals, Westcott is both a skier and mountain biker. So when he says the dry conditions are going to make the riding better this year, he says it with mixed emotion.
"It's going to be better because things are drying sooner. So from a trail-impact point of view, it's going to be great," Westcott said. "It's better that the trails will dry up before the masses get out there and start poking into those wet, muddy areas that they shouldn't be considering this time of year. That's always the battle this time of year because people are anxious to go ride."
Registration is now open for the Mountain Bike Junior League, which has cultivated several pro-level mountain bikers over the years. League rides takes place Monday nights throughout the summer. Registration also includes entry into the first six races of Summit Mountain Challenge, as well as a team jersey.
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By Nik Brumsack
Thomas Eisfeld says Arsenal won't make the mistake of underestimating Bradford City in Tuesday night's Capital One Cup quarter-final.
Phil Parkinson's side have started the League Two season promisingly, and defeated Wigan Athletic at the DW Stadium in the last round of the tournament.
After an impressive cameo against Reading in the last 16, Eisfeld is hoping to play some part in the fixture, and insists Arsenal must be at their best at the Coral Windows Stadium if they are to progress.
"I heard they beat Wigan in the last round, so it should be hard if they've beaten a Premier League team," Eisfeld told Arsenal Player.
"In Germany we say that cup games have their own rules, because anyone can beat anyone.
"At the moment, I'm very happy. I don't know what the coaches think. Of course I hope I get the chance to play in the game, it would make me really pleased."
You can watch the full interview with Thomas on Arsenal Player now.Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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Houlton Grange dedication, 1904
Contributed by: Aroostook County Historical and Art Museum
Date: 1904
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Skowhegan Grange Hall, ca. 1894
Contributed by: Skowhegan History House
Date: circa 1894
Location: Skowhegan
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Houlton Grange Meeting Hall clock, ca. 1904
Contributed by: Houlton Grange
Date: circa 1904
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1385 Congress Street, Portland, 1924
Owner in 1924: Stroudwater Grange #480 P. of H.
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Dressing Up, Standing Out, Fitting In
Adorning oneself to look one's "best" has varied over time, gender, economic class, and by event. Adornments suggest one's sense of identity and one's intent to stand out or fit in.
Remembering Mellie Dunham: Snowshoe Maker and Fiddler
Alanson Mellen "Mellie" Dunham and his wife Emma "Gram" Dunham were well-known musicians throughout Maine and the nation in the early decades of the 20th century. Mellie Dunham also received fame as a snowshoe maker.
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Wayne Law Announces a Seminar Designed to Assist Attorneys in Transition
DETROIT (June 4, 2009) – Wayne State University Law School is pleased to announce a seminar designed to assist both new and seasoned attorneys who find themselves in transition. The seminar, titled "Getting Started – Switching Gears: Practical Advice for Attorneys in Transition," is presented by the Wayne Law Alumni Association, the State Bar of Michigan Young Lawyers Section and New Lawyer Seminars. It will be held from noon – 4:30 p.m. on Saturday, June 20, 2009, in the Law School's Spencer M. Partrich Auditorium.
"Our rapidly evolving market for legal services offers fewer jobs at traditional firms," said Suzanne Johnson, vice president of the Wayne Law Alumni Association. "This seminar will address how attorneys can find work and adapt to a new environment."
- Finding Work in an Evolving Marketplace – presented by Karen Maheu, Lumen Legal vice president of Global Resourcing
- What All Lawyers Must Know About Rewriting Resumes for the New Marketplace – presented by Krystal Gardner, Wayne Law assistant dean of Career Services
- E-Marketing with Search Engines – Can Clients Find Your Web Page? – presented by Michael Murray, LexisNexis territory manager
- E-Filing, E-Discovery, E-Mail and E-Tools – Has This Become E-Law? – presented by Mark Giangrande, author and legal research instructor at DePaul University School of Law
- Virtual (and Real) Research at Wayne's Law Library – presented byVirginia Thomas, Arthur Neef Law Library Director
- 30 Tips in 30 Minutes – presented by Lee Tilson, medical malpractice and patient safety activist, founder of Birth Trauma Litigation Group and New Lawyer Seminars
- Establishing Your Website – presented byJustinian Lane, legal rights blogger
The seminar will also include a question and answer panel of experienced practitioners who will answer questions about the means and methods of keeping a practice relevant and dynamic in an evolving legal market. Panelists include David Robinson, of Robinson and Associates, and Paul C. Youngs, an attorney who specializes in criminal defense, divorce, bankruptcy and general practice.
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I do have the XS Big Dot sights but not on my G19. I have it on my CCW S&W Shield and I am very pleased with it. Easier to acquire target. I do have the Meprolights on my G19 which is for my range and IDPA use.
I just picked up a G17 over the weekend (after shooting many diff guns) and thr only thing I dont like is the sights. Has anyone tried the XS sights and how do you like them? Also looking at the Trigi adjustables. Thanks.
I do have the XS Big Dot sights but not on my G19. I have it on my CCW S&W Shield and I am very pleased with it. Easier to acquire target. I do have the Meprolights on my G19 which is for my range and IDPA use.
Unless your G17 is going to be mainly a self defense gun i don't think you will like them. The XS Sights are great for UP CLOSE (fast acquisition) use but are not as good for mainly target (precise) shooting use.
On my 19 I have tru glo TFO front sight only.
One of the people I shoot IDPA with just got a Gen 4 17 with XS Big dot. Very good for under 10 yards( speed up, no drop in acciracy) Between 10 & 15 his accuracy has gone down, but not speed. At over 15 yards both speed and accuracy have suffered (compared to his model 19 with stock sights, his IDPA pistol before the 17. He is considering removing the XS.
Thanks for your thoughts. Also found PRO SERIES sights im looking at. They are pretty intresting.
Take a look at Ameriglo's CAP sights in green lime green. They really POP
There seems to be a problem with some firearm manufacturers, putting decent sights on their firearms........hopefully, they will take heed to feedback from owners, and all of them, in the future will start putting decent, metal, adjustable, seeable sights on their firearms......at some of these prices, it's the least they could do.
Just put the TruGlow night sights on my G17...they are nice
Of the three Glocks which are in my draw-upon carry stable, all have Trijicon night sights (GL-01) installed. I like this sights for several reasons. The dots are small enough that in good light conditions, they don't distract you. And in the dark they light up just enough to obtain a decent sight alignment quickly. But the real benefit is the fact that in good light conditions, the front post is of the proper size and lets the right amount of light to enter the rear aperture. For me, this is important.
I really do not like that the rear sight is so loose and the requirement of using red lock tight make adjustment a real pain. I really wanted to like the sights, but the need to "glue" the sights in place and the sloppy fit is not what I want. I expect precisely fit parts and not to use filler to deal with gaps.
To loosen the red lock tight, heat has to be applied. Some use a lighter. It was still very difficult to get the sights off so I could return them to the store.
A lot of others really like XS big dot sights, so my dissatisfaction may not apply to you.
I had considered installing XS sights not too long ago, but I would have gone with the standard (smaller) front dot. The reason I did not go with them is from some reviews I read and the fact that the Trijicons I mentioned above made a pronounced improvement when shooting my Glocks with these sights. I am happy with what I have.
Very interesting debate. I've seen the XS sights and think they would be great on my primary carry gun, but they dont make them for my CCW (Kel-Tec PF9) However, I have considered them for my CQB rifle (AK47) as I mainly train with that in the 0-50yd range. for longer range options I dont think they're a great option, and certainly not for precision pistol shooting out beyond 25yds.
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The installation kit they provide was a nice touch and the customer service was good (I called before I ordered to make sure the large dot would clear the tunnel in my kydex holster).
Anyway, they work as advertised and I've been very happy with them. For those of you who haven't seen them, the XS website is here.


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Florida Museum Guide: Orlando Science Center
For over fifty years, the Orlando Science Center has been a place that inspires curiosity and exploration. Truly one of the great activities for Orlando families, the Science Center encourages learning in a fun way. We're the perfect educational activity, fun and knowledge all under one roof. 777 East Princeton Street, Orlando, 407-514-2000, www.osc.org
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Deb Richards
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
The South End of Portsmouth contains a rich array of early American architecture. So rich that its Strawbery Banke Museum of 17th- to 20th-century buildings was carved directly from the neighborhood―no need to haul in historic dwellings from elsewhere in New England. But this picture-perfect quarter of the old seafaring city and one-time Colonial capital of New Hampshire isn't all a museum. Many residents with a passion for old houses call it home.
Deb Richards is a 12-year South End resident who moved here from Guilford, Connecticut, a few years after her husband died. She lives in a 1780 frame house just steps away from the mouth of the Piscataqua River. "Like many of the houses here, it was probably built by someone who fished or lived off the sea," says Deb. "It was restored about 25 years ago, and it still has original paneling and wonderful wide floorboards." The previous owner rebuilt the big center chimney that is the hallmark of Colonial houses in New England. Deb often uses her three ample hearths for cooking. "I always do turkeys with an open fire and a reflector oven," she explains.
Deb's penchant for period authenticity goes beyond 18th-century style meals. "I've furnished the house entirely to the period," she admits. "I inherited many of the pieces from my parents, who were avid collectors."
Commitment to historical accuracy in interiors is a personal affair, but adherence to exterior standards in a historic district is not: Deb reminds vintage-home buyers that restrictions on alterations can be strict. "When I wanted to convert my garage to a summer room, I had to go before the historic commission to have the doors approved," she recalls. "They had to be appropriate, period doors." The rules in the South End, as in many similar districts, extend to details such as lighting, fencing―even enclosures for garden hoses. Still, Deb's glad her home lies within the boundaries of a historic district, noting that the requirements help preserve her surroundings and maintain property values.
Although Deb bought a house that had already been substantially restored, she has watched neighbors put years of labor and considerable resources into their homes. "It's not for the faint of heart to take on an old house that's not been restored," she advises. "Unless you have a lot of money, you have to be able to do a lot of your own work." Homes built in past centuries, she adds, weren't designed to accommodate plumbing and wiring. Therefore, it's that much harder to install or repair modern amenities.
Once bitten by the old-house bug, many amateur antiquarians can't confine their enthusiasm to their own quarters. Deb has done archaeological work at Strawbery Banke. She serves on the boards of Portsmouth Advocates, a watchdog organization for the preservation of old houses, and the 1716 Warner House, Portsmouth's first brick residence and the earliest house in the nation to be declared a National Historic Landmark. When a benefit auction was held last year for Warner House, one item prompted especially brisk bidding. It was one of Deb's hearth-cooked dinners.
Seeking the Past
If you're looking for historical property along the shore, consider yourself lucky. Because the colonies were settled from the outside in, a wonderful selection of historically important housing stock stands along the coasts.
New England is prime territory, with grand specimens of Colonial, Federal, and Victorian architecture that are less expensive the farther north you go, especially beyond Maine's Rockland-Camden area. South of Portland, prices remain sky high. Notable communities with rich collections of historic homes include Portsmouth, New Hampshire; Newburyport and Salem, Massachusetts; Newport, Rhode Island; and towns along the Connecticut coast. Fall River and New Bedford in Massachusetts and, to a lesser extent, Providence, Rhode Island, may still offer relative bargains.
In the mid-Atlantic region, Cape May, New Jersey, is a Victorian dream. Pockets of handsome 19th-century houses still stand along Maryland's Eastern Shore in such places as Easton, St. Michaels, and Cambridge. The antebellum gems in Charleston and Savannah are legendary―and legendarily priced―but estuarial locations such as Edenton and New Bern in North Carolina and St. Mary's, Georgia, aren't quite as high in the Southern stratosphere.
In Florida, look to such Gulf Coast towns as Apalachicola, where Victorian style met with a breezy subtropical vernacular. Mobile, Alabama, also offers turn-of-the-20th-century surprises―but wherever humidity meets clapboard, you'll have to keep a supply of paint handy.
Coastal California's historic house prospects are best explored in the north. Unless you want to spring for a San Francisco "painted lady," check out the Mendocino/Fort Bragg area for Victorians. Of course, you can head farther north still and cry "Eureka" when you find just the right place. That's the name of the north coast's biggest town.


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I found 2 little Fogging machines on eBay.
Theyre from Look Solution a German Company specialized of Disco Light and Foggers. This little Tiny Fogger is special made for the use with costumes. It works with battery and use special fluid.
Heres the link to the companys site:
Id build a pipe system inside my Jet Packs to get the fog into the Thrusters.
This fogging machine it truly perfect for the Jet Pack, Ill post pictures of a working one.
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- Regular length: 21" from shoulder in front, 20.5" in back.
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I started to make my firts helmet yesterday.
I haven ever made anything like this so I wish for hints and tips.
It´s going to be very low budget and I´m trying to use just those materials I can find from home and or recycling materials. Ofcourse I will need to buy some materials from a market, but I try to keep my bodget lower than 20â¬/or dollars.
materials I have used til now;
cardboard from old boxes
air-condition-tape and glue
Questions I would like to ask are;
1. What is the best way to get a good-looking antenna?
2. How easily does spackling paste cracks?
thank you
ps. I will post pictures later when I´ll get my helmet on it´s shape.


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CHAPEL HILL -- North Carolina will play its second game in three days when the Tar Heels host Duquesne at Carmichael Arena in the quarterfinals of the Preseason WNIT Sunday at 5 p.m. UNC advanced to the quarterfinals with a 70-59 win over Davidson on Friday. Duquesne earned the chance to travel to Chapel Hill with a 63-46 victory over Liberty on Friday. The winner of the UNC-Duquesne game will play the winner of the Georgetown-Delaware game on Wednesday, Nov. 14.
In honor of Veterans Day on Sunday, Carolina is pleased to offer a ticket special for military veterans and their families. Veterans can visit the Carmichael Arena ticket office and receive a ticket for just $1.
Records: North Carolina 1-0, Duquesne 1-0
Rankings: Neither team is ranked.
TV: GoHeels TV. Today's game will be streamed live via GoHeels TV at GoHeels.com.
Radio: Tar Heel Sports Network, a division of Learfield Communications. Walter Storholt (play-by-play) has the call. Today's game is an Internet-only broadcast. A link to the live stream can be found at GoHeels.com.
On The Web: GoHeels.com • Twitter: @UNCWBB • @UNCWBBCoach
• North Carolina is 1-0 all-time against Duquesne. Sunday will mark the first meeting between the two schools in Chapel Hill.
• Carolina won the lone meeting, 81-65, at Duquesne on Dec. 5, 1992.
• Carolina is 409-93 all-time in Carmichael, including a 36-10 record since the building re-opened after being closed for renovations from March 2008 to December 2009.
• The Tar Heels have won at least 13 home games in each of the last 11 seasons, including a school-record 18 during an undefeated 2007-08 home campaign.
• UNC has lost just 19 home games since the start of the 2001-02 season. The Tar Heels have been even more stingy against non-conference opponents, losing at home just twice outside of league play in the last decade.
LAST TIME OUT: UNC 70, Davidson 59
CHAPEL HILL --- Freshman Xylina McDaniel notched a double-double with 18 points and 12 rebounds in her collegiate debut, as North Carolina defeated Davidson 70-59 on Friday in the opening round of the Preseason WNIT at Carmichael Arena. Waltiea Rolle put up a double-double with 11 points and 12 rebounds, Tierra Ruffin-Pratt finished with 14 points and three assists and Danielle Butts scored 10 points off the bench.


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Archives for August 2003
Sabres putting tickets for Blue Jackets on sale
Sabres Announce Sale Date for Exhibition Tickets
The Buffalo Sabres announced today that tickets will go on sale Tuesday (Sept. 2) at 9 a.m. for the Sabres' exhibition game against the Columbus Blue Jackets on Oct. 4 at HSBC Arena. The 2003 Buffalo Sabres' Training Camp begins in two weeks, so now is the time to purchase your seats to catch the first glimpse of the 2003-04 team.
Breaking the Ice
For the third consecutive season, the Buffalo Sabres are proud to announce their involvement with the Icebreakers, a program designed to introduce the sport of ice hockey to young girls between 6- and 12-years-old. Each Icebreaker will enjoy a comprehensive, free five-week hockey experience that will teach, enlighten and encourage the participants in all phases of hockey.
Memories to market
'Gilbert Perreault and Rene Robert were among a host of former and current players who shot short segments for the planned 30-minute film that mines the glory years once again. Their hair is grayer, but squint a little and you could envision the electric atmosphere on many nights as the flashy youngsters streaked down the ice with Rick Martin as the famed French Connection. Listen closely, and you could hear the faint echo of "Thank you, Sabres."'
The Aud Re-Opens
'"We're just trying to introduce our fans to the season that's coming up. Also to remind them that there is a 34 year history of the franchise. You know we had a bad year last year but Mr. Golisano bought the team in the spring and we've had some positive things happen in the summer and we wanted to bridge that," Mike Gilbert, Vice President of Communications.'
Lighting the Aud
Today, the Buffalo Sabres began shooting scenes for their new hockey documentary, Hockeymentary. The documentary, which will complete shooting tomorrow, focuses on the glory years of the organization and features both current and legendary Sabres. Curtis Brown, Eric Boulton, Rene Robert and Gil Perreault all make appearances sharing their most memorable experiences about wearing the Sabres sweater.
Sabres and Drury commit to a four-year contract
'"We're looking for players who can make a difference here. We believe Chris is that," Regier said. "When you get the type of player that Chris is, you want to make the commitment, you want them to make the commitment, and you believe that you can create a strong winning environment."'
Sabres hope Drury plays like an ace
'"He exemplifies winning," Darcy Regier said.'
Sabres sign Drury to 4-year contract
'''The term of it shows a lot of commitment right there it's a long time,'' said Drury. ''Certainly in our business anything can happen, but I think the commitment shown by (the Sabres) that they want me here and it's a two-way street, I want to be here that's why I signed a four-year deal.'''
Kristek turns down Sabres to play in Czech Republic
'''He felt at this point it was in his best long-term interest to play in his home country for a year,'' said Evans. ''I don't think it was a matter of happiness or unhappiness. It's just something that he wanted to do.'''
Drury is Signed to a Four Year Deal
'"We are proud to announce today that we have signed Chris (Drury) to a contract. He is going to be here, playing as a Buffalo Sabre and everyone is extremely enthusiastic and excited about it. Like many things that have been happening since last year, the team and its surrounding environment is looking more and more positive. Adding Chris Drury to the roster is just one of the many pluses that have been added to this team."'
Sabres sign Chris Drury
'"Chris Drury is a top-line, NHL center who has won numerous championships at all levels," Sabres general manager Darcy Regier said in a statement. "He is an excellent playmaker and has been a consistent goal scorer throughout his career."'
Sabres sign Drury
'Drury's arrival leaves the Sabres with two unsigned restricted free agents — leading scorer Miroslav Satan and stalwart defenseman Jay McKee — two weeks before the start of training camp.'
Sabres Ink Chris Drury
'Buffalo Sabres General Manager Darcy Regier announced today the team has signed restricted free agent center Chris Drury to a four-year contract.
Chapman cuts deal with Sabres
'Probably not coincidentally, Chapman's former teammate and coach with the Moose — Scott Arniel — is an assistant coach with the Sabres. Chapman was the Moose captain for the past four seasons and is the franchise leader in games played with 447.'


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Discussion in 'Fantasy Sports Central' started by webz, Oct 2, 2009.
I gotta climb out of 8th. If you had Felton, the tables would probably be turned...
i doubt it. My big 3: gasol, gortat and monroe have trended down big time.
The Squirrels would like to pay thanks to the Scadinavian snow god Ullr for the storm that cancelled that game in Chicago last week. Beating the Wombats 5-4 is better than losing to those guys 4-5.
there should be a makeup and espn will adjust its score.
Don't they usually count makeup games toward the score of the week that they are ultimately played? I think I remember this happening to me in Novice league (Yahoo) a couple years ago.
I'm playing the Winless Bandits this week. They seem to be a rudderless ship (they DID beat us 5-4 in week 1). Is Winless still in this thing? I noticed that he hasn't had any trasactions this season and he has an open roster spot on his team. If I had an open roster spot, I'd at least sign Ricky Davis. Do we need to look into an ownership change? I know that CJ had showed some interest earlier in the year. Maybe Winless is going all laissez-faire with his Banditos and the plan will pay off in the end but it seems to me that this might be a case where life has interfered with fantasy basketball (which is totally cool and I get it). (My Squirrels will probably lose 3-6 to those guys this week!)
Anybody know how to see what your bench is doing week-to-date? On the Scoreboard / Full Box page you can show the bench, but the option disappears when you view the total for the week. You can see the bench production for a single day, but not as far as I can tell for the week to date. What's the point of having a bench if you can't look at them three days in and beat yourself up for starting the wrong guys?
This is pretty cool: http://www.hoopsstats.com/basketball/fantasy/nba/teamstats/13/7/pts/6-1 The Pistons average the 2nd most points from the bench over the last 10 games: 1. Toronto 51.6 ppg 2. Detroit 46.0 ppg You can choose all kind of splits.
I don't know of a cumulative way of looking at this but you can click on a given player and look at his "recent games". Doing this usually gives you enough information to second guess yourself for starting the wrong guys.
If I'm second guessing myself, I want to be specific. I can't get angsty enough about last seven. I need to know that I would have won category x if I had only started player y instead of player z. It seems like a pretty obvious feature to me. I'm surprised there isn't a week-end report that tells you how much better you could have done if you had only played a different set of guys.
I just posted above a way of doing this.
For an NBA team, yes, but they don't seem to do it for the Cogs.
they would if you just drafted all of your fantasy team from the same NBA team...
Just to be sure... A young keeper is someone with either one or two seasons under their belts, right? So a player is eligible for YK for next season if that will be his third season. Like Faried. Just want to make sure I shouldn't be looking at some kind of trade here.
iirc, you can keep after the end of their first OR second season. So if this is Faried's second season, you can keep him as your YK.
Does anyone know when the Trade Deadline for this league is?
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My honest opinion; format partition and reinstall backtrack. Assuming you've got it installed on your hard drive.
im probably new on this operating system (linux distro) and i have a problem with my permissions,
i have selected all of the Folders in /etc/ to "777" all of the folders cuz ive made a new User set the
permission as Root but i have noticed that some of my programs, Postgresql for example Wont
work for the reason that the file permission was not compatible for it to run, and i am planning
to RESTORE all the PERMISSIONS to Default and i dont know how to make it properly?, and also my ROOT
account wont login bacause of the stupid thing i have made.
My honest opinion; format partition and reinstall backtrack. Assuming you've got it installed on your hard drive.
Thank you for the reply, i meant the programs and my root account are not working properly due of what i have made,
i think the only way to fix all these problems is to reinstall backtrack.
Thanks Daedalus!
The quickest solution is a re-install.
The obvious "hey I learned something" point is, "don't futz with permissions when you don't know what you're doing". (There are lots of threads about adding accounts.)
I'm a compulsive post editor, you might wanna wait until my post has been online for 5-10 mins before quoting it as it will likely change.
I know I seem harsh in some of my replies. SORRY! But if you're doing something illegal or posting something that seems to be obvious BS I'm going to call you on it.
The root programs should work even with permissions to all users..Something else was done incorrectly...I do no t see why changing 777 to an app, root cannot execute any more..
Something else happen..But again, change permissions to the folder : chmod 770 or 775 and see...As for the account, what is exactly the problem?..The user or password?...


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'Nobody knows better than Paille that Buffalo has a seemingly endless line of young players, especially forwards, ready to advance from the minors. He was once one of those kids, after all, and he was ultimately made expendable by the presence of youngsters like rookie Tim Kennedy, who has spent this entire season in Buffalo, plus Tyler Ennis, Mark Mancari and ex-Boston College standout Nathan Gerbe, the trio summoned from Portland, Maine (AHL), over the weekend. "There's a lot of young talent in the organization," Paille said.'
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'Buffalo executed a perfect road win in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference finals. The Sabres scored first to neutralize the crowd, they stayed out of penalty trouble and they built a wall around Miller, their rookie goalie, to protect a third-period lead. And keying that effort was Buffalo's ability to disrupt shooting and passing lanes all afternoon.'
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Ok, before anyone yells out to use the search, let it be known that I did. I have downloaded the Fett armor templates...do not recall the maker of the files right now.
I have two files. One of them is PDF format and the other opens a .gif in a web browser. I downloaded the medium set which was in the parameters for my height.
Now my problem is...how in the world do you print it the correct size? I have read the instructions that come with the files and searched for tuts on it. They all seem to be a little vague in the printing of the templates. Maybe it is something that I am overlooking or I am having one major bout of cerebral flatulence...
Can someone help me out and clarify the actual printing process please?
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Discussion in 'March 2012' started by roscoe36, Mar 18, 2012.
7:30 PM EST TV: FS Detroit / NBA league Pass Radio: 97.1 The Ticket
Gotta go Pistons at home against the Heat........ Pistons by 3..........
Would you please stop copying my picks?
Gotta tell ya...my post was first. All you had to do was choose Lebron..........
This is going to be the best game the Pistons play this year. Can't wait.
Heat schmeat. Pistons by 30.
Pistons by 14 Charlie Villanueva will score a triple double like this.. 30 points - 10 rebounds - 14 turnovers
Nope. Apparently, he hurt his other ankle now. Pistons Charlie Villanueva injures other ankle - Detroit Bad Boys
Iron-Garbage is so tough he makes Harmonica look soft. WHAT MOST PEOPLE CALL HELL, HE CALLS HOME
I'm only a casual internet fan but I gotta think that my intelligence is being insulted here. So the Pistons and Charlie are actually asking me to believe that the other ankle was hurt while he was simply running down the court in Practice? I'm happy that Charlie hasn't played this year but I refuse to believe that his ankles were injured through rigorous sleeping and simply trotting down the floor during practice. Charlie and the Pistons are finished with each other and the team is doing CV a favor by allowing him to save face with some phantom injuries to his ankles. Joe can't trade the guy because he sucks and has a sucky contract. Charlie will be bought out or amnesty'd when the opportunity presents itself. Joe will blame injuries for the fact that it never worked for Charlie in Detroit. I will continue to roll my eyes.
Joe learned his lesson. He's deliberately keeping CV out of the rotation to prevent him from ruining the tanking. Chaz Garbage is the ultimate tank-buster. Perhaps we should call him "the bazooka".
I believe that CV has less of a chance of being picked up by another team as did AI...........
The Chazooka!
No way that this is fake. Charlie wouldn't let his market value drop based on fake reputation that he is fragile. The reality is that he is fragile. This may be impossible to answer, but what is the most money ever payed to an NBA player in a season who played, but failed to score. Charlie is sitting on 3 games, 9 minutes, 0 points, and several million dollars.
Gnarly Charlie and Jake Voskuhl have the same number of points this season!
I wish it was only several million dollars.
I was able to go back 7 seasons. Here's the number of players that played but failed to score. I listed the salaries for players that made >$1M. 2011-12 sesason: 6 players. Chaz ($7.5M) 2010-11 season: 4 players. 2009-10 season: 2 players. 2008-09 season: 1 player. Martell Webster ($3.77M) 2007-08 season: 1 player. 2006-07 season: 6 players. Vitaly Potapenko ($3.67M) 2005-06 season: 6 players. Nene Hilario ($3M). Bryon Russell ($1.1M) 2004-05 season: 4 players. Ibrahim Kutluay ($1.6M) Interesting stat is the 05/06 Nuggets having two players in Nene and Russell playing and neither scoring a single point. Of course Nene is considered a premier big man now. Perhaps Chaz will start tearing up the league in 2018.
I'll predict the Heat win this by 30.
I thought we were cheering for the Pistons tonight.
Cheering for them is one thing. Facing reality is another. The Pistons don't play tonight, by the way.
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Does anyone have both to compare?
Any help is appreciated,
Does anyone have both to compare?
Any help is appreciated,
It would be nice to throw in a set of FettPride for comparison's sake, as well.
I don't have both to compare, but there has been some good discussion in this thread: http://www.thedentedhelmet.com/f25/p...m-scale-45967/
With regard to BM and RKD, Will's (RKD) armor is (currently) based off of large WoF templates. BM armor is smaller--to my eye close to screen sized--but for a bigger guy or gal maybe not the best choice in terms of fit. Both are nice in terms of quality.


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Each fett has their own opinion on that. ok! I used wof plans and it took about 4.5 hours to get to this point. I will post more pics later and I really think the materials I used helped this go really easy. It was like putting a puzzle together. the material is billboard used for yardsale signs and signs for advertising. Those used for political or payday loan. Ironic those 2 use it. if you see the pics you can tell what I am to discribe. I will post a close as possible step by step on how I did this and materials I used. I will also add measurements of additional materials used. i had several ideas that worked perfectley and saved time on sculpting, cutting, forming and so forth. just to get your minds going here is a great idea i used. you know the piano keys on the top edge of the pack? I have cut errasers to size. you know the 2 colored ones with an angled tip? Cut it in 3 then in half. I haven't put them on yet because I am in the filling stage (bondo). This is where you get even more excited about your creation. It is really starting to take form and look like a real jet pack. Also, for the balls and cone to the exhast. I am using large (perfect size) xmas tree ornaments and renuzit airfresheners for it. The renuzit idea I found on TDH but the ornament idea I found at the dollar store. I am going to cut out a circle and flip it over for the concave part of the ball. Anyway, please tell me what you think so far. Again, I will add more pics and details as I go along. :skull
ok here are 2 more pictures. 1st coat of bondo.
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12/31/08 update - Here is where I am. As you can see I have been busy and not staying on track. started the rocket today and will work on bondo tomorrow. This part is difficult. I have started and completed several different projects and worked on the armour and suit for my daughter. Tell me what you think and please let me know if I need to make changes. please do give feedback. Thanks.
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ok i finished my jet pack and called my best freind to let him know. He cant make it over till later in the week so i figured i would kill 2 birds with one stone. Here are my pictures of the jet pack to update the site and give him a chance to check us dents out too.


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As you may know, I recently was named the Research Director for our CIO team — a team of highly accomplished and experienced analysts at Forrester. One of our first tasks as a team was to define the current changes in the technology and business landscape and develop a cohesive view of what this means for the role of CIO. What will it mean to be a CIO in the "empowered" world? As you can imagine, this led to a healthy debate and many different perspectives on what the future CIO role would look like. Here are some highlights from our discussion so far.
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As for the Marshall deal, I don't know. I think we can all agree we vastly overpaid for this one. I understand giving up Wood and possibly even Sappelt, but including Torreyes, to me, was a big blow. Then again he has only played in Low-A and the Reds still have a ton of infield depth in Didi Gregorious and Henry Rodriguez.
Carlos Fisher—Reliever
Andrew Brackman—Reliever
Nick Christiani—Reliever
Jeremy Horst—Reliever
Kyle McCulloch—Starter/ Long man
Jordan Smith—Middle reliever
Kanekoa Texeira—Reliever
Comment: The strength of the team here. All have enough interesting tidbits to be considered as major league guys, but only Brackman looks like a difference-maker in that area. And that only if he can throw strikes. A nice mix of stuff, arm slots, and angles.
Aroldis Chapman—Starter
Chad Reinke—Starter
Matt Klinker—Starter
Luis Atilano—Starter
Scott Carroll—Starter
Comment: Chapman's the main focus here. Everyone else is basically chaff, though I like Carroll's stuff and Atilano's history looks intriguing. Klinker may surprise. A solid staff for AAA.
C Corky Miller
C Brian Esposito
Comment: Meh. At least they'll be coaches on the field. Nice to have them with the young staff at Slugger Field.
SS Jose Castro
3B Mike Costanzo
MI Kris Negron
1B Neftali Soto
2B Chris Valaika
Comment: This infield has all the makings of an interesting AAAA infield. Castro and Negron can play great defense. Soto can hit. Costanzo hit last season in Bakersfield and Chattanooga. Valaika has hit one or twice in his career. Only Soto, however, looks like a legitimate prospect for Cincinnati.
OF/1B/DH Danny Dorn
OF Daryl Jones
RF/CF Denis Phipps
2B/LF Cody Puckett
LF Bill Rhinehart
Comment: A good outfield for AAA, with upside in Phipps, power in Puckett's bat and Rhinehart's as well. Dorn plays versus RH and gives a blow to Soto. Puckett plays some 2B, especially when Valaika moves around the IF, at 3B or SS to rest those guys. Phipps and Puckett look like interesting bats for the major league level, but Rhinehart might help more.
"You can learn little from victory. You can learn everything from defeat."
-- Christy Matthewson
"Show me a good loser and I'll show you an idiot."
-- Leo Durocher
Yeah, maybe so. Didn't think about that. Nevertheless he's with Seattle. (And I wasn't trying to be mean in my response to him. Just giving him a hard time, not ill intended at all.)
josh judy travis mattair
Some guys will probably be getting released. Especially among the pitchers. If Hotchkiss and Fairel are healthy to go with Villareal, Sulbaran, Crabbe and Ravin, there won't be room to push them back to AA.
"All I can tell them is pick a good one and sock it." --BABE RUTH
Having better players makes "the right time" or "the big hit" happen a lot more often. PLUS PLUS
Costanzo hit between Louisville and Chattanooga. That's what I meant. He's not great, but he's what they have.
Judy, IMO, is in Cincinnati.
The others will be released or sent back to AA. (The only logjam the Reds have is in the middle infield, and, with the deal of Torreyes and the injury of Rodriguez, that's not as binding as it once was.)
That's my opinion, anyway. If you think you can do better, by all means, do it to it.
"You can learn little from victory. You can learn everything from defeat."
-- Christy Matthewson
"Show me a good loser and I'll show you an idiot."
-- Leo Durocher
Here's my shot. I think Chapman will end up in the bullpen and eventually settle in as the closer.
Dealt for PTBNL or released: Fisher, Smith, Krebs, Hynick, McCulloch
C - Miller
C - Esposito
1B - Soto
2B - Valaika
SS - Negron
3B - Costanzo
IF - Rojas
LF - Rhinehart
CF - Jones
RF - Phipps
DH - Dorn
OF - F. Perez
Castro, Mattair and Puckett to AA
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For some reason every time I download photos to my computer the numbering starts over at 001. I have it set to number photos continuously regardless of ther memory card installed, but it doesn't do it. The first couple of weeks I had the camera it worked fine, but now the numbering has stopped working. I've changed nothing on the camera or my computer. I have verified the numbering setting in the camera set up is still on "Continuous."
Any ideas how to fix this?
Canon Sx230hs Numbering Issue
Started by Stakan, Apr 30 2012 01:14 PM
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