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|Publication type
|Application number
|Publication date
|Sep 9, 1986
|Filing date
|May 11, 1983
|Priority date
|May 11, 1983
|Fee status
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|Publication number
|Donald T. Crehan, Charles J. Lovell
|Original Assignee
|International Business Machines Corp.
|Export Citation
|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (11), Non-Patent Citations (12), Referenced by (28), Classifications (13), Legal Events (5)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
This application is related to the following concurrently filed applications which are assigned to a common assignee and are incorporated herein by reference:
Application Ser. No. 493,578, filed May 11, 1983, by Jerold D. Dwire and Donald T. Crehan and entitled "Display of Graphics Using a Non-All Points Addressable Display", now U.S. Pat. No. 4,556,878 issued Dec. 3, 1985.
Application Ser. No. 493,677, filed May 11, 1983, by Danny B. Convis, Donald T. Crehan and Charles J. Lovell and entitled "Internal Image and Bit Array for Display and Printing of Graphics", now U.S. Pat. No. 4,555,700 issued Nov. 26, 1985.
Application Ser. No. 493,581, filed May 11, 1983, by David B. Robertson, Stephen A. Waugh, Mary F. Piller, Donald T. Crehan, and Charles J. Lovell and entitled "Independent Image and Annotation Overlay with Highlighting of Overlay Conflicts".
This invention generally relates to word processing systems having a graphics display capability, and more particularly to the provision in such systems of an easy interface that allows the operator to visually check and revise the definition of a chart during the course of data entry.
Word processing systems have evolved from relatively simple text processors which facilitated the manipulation of character strings to the sophisticated multitasking processors of today which are capable of such diverse applications as communications, calculations and data processing emulations. It is not uncommon, for example, to provide a word processing system with a calculation application to facilitate the preparation of financial statements or similar business documents. Moreover, it has become popular to expand the calculation application to include the generation of graphics data based on calculated or input numerical data. This is because it is often easire to interpret the numerical data when it is presented as a bar, pie, or line graph, for example.
In one typical application, the operator first enters numerical data in a spread sheet display, and when the data entry and/or calculations are completed, then the operator keys a request for a menu for generating a graphics display. When this menu is diplayed, the operator first selects the type of chart desired and then the scale or other parameters of the chart selected. Only then can the operator request a display of the chart. When the chart is finally displayed, the operator may find that the scale selected is not appropriate for the data entered or may even decide that the chart selected does not present the data in the most advantageous way. The operator must then return to the appropriate menu to make the necessary changes. Another application takes a different approach to data entry and graphics generation. More specifically, the operator begins by first selecting the type of chart desired, and then prompted by another menu or menus, the opterator specifies the scale and other parameters of the chart selected. After the chart has been defined, a data entry menu is displayed to permit the operator to enter numerical data. If the data entered is changed, the operator may need to page back through several menus and the entire process may have to be repeated. As will be appreciated, the procedure can be time consuming and cumbersome, burdening, as it does, the operator with having to remember the key sequence that displays the chart and the key sequence that displays the menus.
It is therefore an object of the invention to provide in a word processing system having a graphics display capability an "easy" interface that allows the operator to visually check and revise the definition of a chart.
It is another object of the invention to provide a graphics create and revise procedure in a word processing system which allows the operator to quickly and easily page back and forth between the chart display and the last menu accessed by the operator.
It is a further object of the invention to provide the operator of a word processing system with an simple way to check the progress of defining a chart at any time during the definition of the chart.
The objects of the invention are accomplished according to the invention by providing a dedicated display menu/chart key on the keyboard of the word processing system. This single key causes the chart to be displayed and also causes a return from displaying the chart to the menu in the chart definition that was active when the key was pressed to display the chart. In this way, the operator has a simple way to quickly see how changing a menu item will cause the chart to be changed and the particular portion of the chart that will change. The operator can now easily check the progress of defining a chart by viewing it as it is currently defined, as well as being able to continue defining the chart or modify some definition that had been entered, all without having to page through several menus to perform each operation.
The foregoing and other objects, aspects and advantages of the invention will be better understood from the following detailed description of a preferred embodiment of the invention with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which:
FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a word processing system in which the present invention is embodied;
FIG. 2 is a flow chart showing the basic sequence of menus used to define a chart using the word processing system shown in FIG. 1; and
FIG. 3 is a flow diagram showing the display process using the display menu/chart key according to the present invention.
Referring now to the drawings, and more particularly to FIG. 1, there is shown a block diagram of a typical implementation of a word processor in which the present invention is embodied. The system includes a processor 2, a system memory 4, a display adaptor 6, and a printer adaptor 8. The system memory 4 contains the bit array and the internal image array which are described in more detail in U.S. Pat. No. 4,555,700 entitled "Internal Image and Bit array for Display and Printing of Graphics". Only the connections between processor 2, system memory 4, display adaptor 6 and the printer adaptor 8 are shown as needed for purposes of explanation of the invention, all other interconnections therebetween being well understood by those skilled in the art.
In the display adaptor 6, the timings block 10 provides various clocking signals for the word processor display function. The address clock signal on line 12 is input to refresh memory address counter 14 whose output appears on memory address bus 16. The address on bus 16 is input to the refresh memory 18. Attribute bus 20, as well as character data bus 22, are two outputs from refresh memory 18. The data on both buses 20 and 22 are latched into memory output data latches 24. Another clock signal from the timings block 10 is the data clock on line 26 which is input to data latches 24 for controlling input thereto. Eight bits on bus 28 are output from latches 24 to attribute decoder 30. Once decoded, attribute data is output on bus 32 and is input to attribute delay synchronization latches 34 under control of delay clock signals on line 36. The output of output control 40 on line 42 is the video input to the CRT display monitor (not shown).
The other eight bits of character data are output from memory output data latches 24 along bus 44 to the character generator ROS 46. The character generator ROS 46 also receives scan line adjustment data on bus 48 from index up or down translator 50 and input Font2 on line 68 from attribute decoder 30. The translator 50 receives the scan line count on bus 52 from the timings block 10 and is controlled by signals from attribute decoder 30 on lines 54 and 56 to index up or down in order to provide superscript and subscript functions. The character data output on bus 58 from the character generator ROS 46 is read into a parallel in, serial out shift register 60. The serial character data strings are read out of shift register 60 on line 62 to the video output control 40. The timings block 10 also provides horizontal sync and vertical sync signals on lines 64 and 66 to the display CRT.
The flow chart of FIG. 2 shows the hierarcical organization of the chart menus used to define a chart using the word processing system shown in FIG. 1. It will be observed that the organization is that of an inverted tree with the "root" menu being that for "Create or Revise Chart" and the "leaves" being an appropriate "Data Entry" menu. The type of chart chosen by the operator determines the path taken in the flow chart shown in FIG. 2. The "Create or Revise Chart" menu is shown below:
______________________________________CREATE OR REVISE CHART YOUR POSSIBLEID ITEM CHOICE CHOICES______________________________________a Commentb Change Paper Sizeor Sourcec Type of Chart 1 1 = Bar Chart 2 = Line Chart 3 = Pie Chart 4 = Free-Form ChartWhen finished with this menu, press ENTER.Type ID letter to choose ITEM; press ENTER:______________________________________
In the menu illustrated above, a bar chart has been chosen by typing in the numeral "1" and pressing the "Enter" key. It will of course be understood that a line chart, a pie chart or a free-form chart could be chosen by typing in the numeral "2", "3" or "4", as appropriate, and pressing the "Enter" key. Before the choice of chart type is made, however, it is first necessary to type the ID letter "c" at the displayed cursor " " and then press the "Enter" key. Following the example of the choice of a bar chart, it will be observed in FIG. 2 that the the path taken is to the left. The next menu displayed is shown below:
______________________________________BAR CHART DEFINITION YOUR POSSIBLEID ITEM CHOICE CHOICES______________________________________a Display Example Screenb Direction of Bars 1 1 = Vertical 2 = Horizontalc Grouping of Bars 1 1 = Single 2 = Side-by-side 3 = Stackedd Maximum Number of Bars 1 (1-4)at Each LabelWhen finished with this menu, press ENTER.Type ID letter to choose ITEM; press ENTER:______________________________________
In the menu shown above, a vertical bar chart has been chosen causing the "Axis Definition" menu for vertical bar charts shown below to be displayed:
______________________________________AXIS DEFINITION (Vertical Bar Chart) YOUR POSSIBLEID ITEM CHOICE CHOICES______________________________________a Display Example Screen Vertical Axisb Total Number of Labels 5 (2-13)c Top Label Value 100d Bottom Label Value 0 Horizontal Axise Total Number of Labels 3 (1-24)When finished with this menu, press ENTER.Type ID letter to choose ITEM; press Enter:______________________________________
The next menu to be displayed is the data entry menu for a vertical bar chart. This menu is shown below:
______________________________________Labels AlongHorizontal Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 3Axis Bar Names Bar Names Bar Names Bar Namesvvvv______________________________________23456789101112______________________________________ Column commands are valid when cursor is placed on ` `. `vv` marks the number of characters used for labels.
Going back to the "Bar Chart Definition" menu, if a horizontal bar chart had been chosen instead of a vertical bar, chart, the "Axis Definition" menu for a horizontal bar chart would have been displayed. This menu differs from the "Axis Definition" menu shown above for a vertical bar chart in that the vertical and horizontal axes labels are interchanged. Likewise, a similar data entry menu would thereafter be displayed except that the left hand column is labeled "Labels Along Vertical Axis".
Suppose that a bar chart is not selected but instead a line chart is selected. In this case, the following menu is displayed:
______________________________________LINE CHART DESCRIPTION YOUR POSSIBLEID ITEM CHOICE CHOICES______________________________________a Display Example Screenb Number of Lines 1 (1-4) Vertical Axisc Total Number of Labels 5 (2-15)d Top Label Value 100e Bottom Label Value 0 Horizontal Axisf Total Number of Labels 3 (1-24)When finished with this menu, press ENTER.Type ID number to choose ITEM; press ENTER:______________________________________
Once the line chart had been defined using this menu, the "Data Entry" menu for the line chart would be displayed. This menu is quite similar to that shown above for the vertical bar chart except that the word "line" is substitued for the word "bar" at the heading of each of the four data entry columns.
Finally, suppose that a pie chart had been selected instead of the bar chart as illustrated in the "Create or Revise Chart" menu shown above. In this case, a simple two column "Data Entry" menu for the pie chart is displayed. The first column has the heading "Section Labels" and the second column has the heading "Values". FIG. 2 does show yet another possibility, that of a free-form chart, but that does not involve data entry. FIG. 2 is itself a good example of a free-form chart.
In the creation or revision of a chart as described above, it will be recalled that as each menu in succession is finished, the "Enter" key is pressed. Thus, by pressing the "Enter" key, the operator can page from the "root" to the "leaves" in the tree structure shown in FIG. 2. It is also possible to page backward from the "leaves" to the "root" by pressing another key provided specifically for that purpose. The problem solved by this invention is to provide an easy to use interface to the operator that gives the operator the capability to check the progress of the chart definition and to return to the current place in the chart definition with a minimum of keystrokes. Requiring a single keystroke was chosen as the optimum. Allowing no keystrokes suggests a timed image display, and this could be an undesirable interface in that multiple keystrokes would be required to display the chart image for long periods of time. Allowing, or, worse yet, requiring the operator to set or define the time intervals would make the interface more cumbersome. Further, more than a single keystroke would not satisfy the "minimum" requirement implicit in the easy to use interface.
The solution according to the invention is to provide a single key on the keyboard that causes the chart to be displayed and also causes a return from displaying the chart to the menu in the chart definition process that was last active before the key was pressed to display the chart. For example, suppose the operator has selected to display a vertical bar chart but has not yet defined the axis parameters or entered any numerical data. By pressing the display menu/chart key, the operator can have the chart displayed which at this point would consist of horizontal and vertical axes. By again pressing the display menu/chart key, the last active menu would be displayed which in this case would be the "Axis Definition" menu. When the operator is finished with this menu, the "Data Entry" menu will be displayed, but before entering data, the operator can again press the display menu/chart key to observe the axes of the chart has it has been defined. Pressing the display menu/chart key again will cause the "Data Entry" menu to be displayed again. At any time while the operator is entering data into this menu, the display menu/chart key can be pressed to see how the chart is developing. In this way, the operator has a simple way to check the progress of defining the chart by viewing it as it is currently defined, as well as having a simple way to continue defining the chart, or to modify some definition that had been previously entered, without having to page back and forth through several menus, or worse, having to start at the beginning of the process.
FIG. 3 shows a flow diagram illustrating the operation using the display menu/chart key according to the invention. The operator begins by defining the chart using the various menus that define the chart type, scaling, orientation, data to be plotted and so forth. During this time, the keyboard is monitored to determine if the display menu/chart key has been pressed. If it has not been pressed, the key that has been pressed is processed in the usual way. At some point during the definition, the operator may decide to see what the chart looks like at the current stage of the definition and so presses the display menu/chart key. This is detected by the menu processing software which then calls the display chart processing software. In response to this call, the chart is built and displayed to the extent possible with the current chart definition. At this point, the operator would be allowed to "annotate" the chart as may be desired. Application Ser. No. 493,581 entitled "Independent Image and Annotation Overlay with Highlighting of Overlay Conflicts" describes this process. After making an annotation or not, the operator might then decide to continue defining the chart, or to redefine some part or all of the chart. To do this, the operator again presses the display menu/chart key, and the display chart processing software recognizes this as the signal to return to the menu processing software. Those skilled in the art will understand that the nature of the "call" and "return" functions in software is that the point of operation will continue after a "return" at the point immediately after the "call". The procedure is well known and will not be described in any further detail. The important thing to understand is how the procedure is used in the operation of the invention. Thus, when the menu is displayed again, the operator can continue with the chart definition until completed or until s/he wants to view the chart again at the new level of completion.
The display menu/chart key according to the invention need not be an added key to the word processing system keyboard. In the preferred embodiment, the display menu/chart key is a software defined key that is recognized by both the menu processing software and the display chart processing software. In this way, the key may be used to toggle back and forth between the display of the current menu and the chart.
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McFadden made his competitive return in the 73rd minute of Motherwell's Clydesdale Bank Premier League match against Dundee United on Tuesday night, but despite some good touches and a couple of blocked shots he could not prevent a 1-0 defeat.
The 29-year-old had only made three substitute appearances for Sunderland previously this season, and McCall tried to temper expectations from the fans, directors and player himself after the game when he warned McFadden did not have a "magic wand".
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McCall, whose team face Ross County in Dingwall on Saturday, said: "I`m not saying he expected miracles for himself but he wants to show what he can do and get involved. It will maybe be a case of drip-feeding him at the beginning. He had 20 minutes the other night and we'll see what he gets on Saturday.
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Robert Long of DeHaven's of North American1900 North Pointe Drive Internet United States of America
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Not only that the owner and office staff are known racists and while they employ many minorities, it is out of the ability to pay their hardest working employees, the laborers, minimum wage, while the people in the office who book jobs are paid every week and hired at higher than minimum wage.
When one employee quit in 2010, he did not return to the state until 2011 and upon being rehired at DeHaven's his paychecks were automatically set up by someone else who did not gain his consent to be set at the federal tax withholding of 2 and the state tax witholding of 3. It took the "office staff" more than one pay period to make the legal adjustments, not because of paperwork, they were simply too busy to speak with him about their tax fraud.
This company run by Robert Long has shown uncivilized cruelty and neglect to their duty as an employer. Their business ethics sicken me and there is now evidence they purposefully lie about an ex-employee who seeks gainful employment elsewhere. I know of two employees who have worked for this company and drove their tractor trailers and upon a new job seeking to verify the extent of the drivers' responsibilities, the company has both times falsified their statements for no benefit to themselves as neither driver will have anything to do with them. They seem to operate out of spite, as is all too often in the south.
Unfortunately for them both those drivers are black and their longest driver is white, so along with other incidents of yelling at employees for not speaking English, they have a racist history in the county.
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...Not a bad idea about leasing bc of resale value if you get hit. Never thought about that. For me, a lease always seemed like a waste, your locked into a car for a set # of miles, and you have nothing at the end of it. Do many of you lease for tax reasons?
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I upped my mileage on my 7 from 10k to 15k/year. It increased my monthly payment by ~$111.xx. Cheaper than trying to lease/buy a F30 for a commuter vehicle. I don't think many of us on this forum are a one-car household anyways. So mileage really isn't an issue, you can just drive another vehicle. I just was surprised how much I had racked up so quickly so I just bit the bullet and increased my allowance. And I did this 4 months after signing the papers so you're not "locked" as much as you think. You can goto BMWUSA.com and increase your mileage to whatever you want, if you want 50k/year you can, you'll just pay for it (a discounted rate as long as its at least 6 months before the end of the lease.)
I just end up turning the car over after 2-3 years anyways. I was taking a hit each time, so I needed to end the cycle. I'm not going to keep my car past 3 years so why lie to myself when I'll want a newer, and better toy in a couple years?
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Born in New Bedford, the daughter of the late Thomas and Eva (Coury) Daher, she had lived in New Bedford for all of her life.
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New Delhi: Government on Monday sought to downplay the political storm created by Additional Solicitor General Harin Raval`s letter accusing Attorney General G E Vahanvati of trying to interfere in CBI`s probe report on coal scam.
Talking to reporters outside Parliament House, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kamal Nath said there could have been "differences", which is "natural" and Government has nothing to "cover".
"...It is natural, it is normal and just leave it there. We will see more of it. I am sure the both will clarify each other," the Minister said when asked about the controversy.
The additional solicitor general`s letter came as controversy raged over whether the government tried to influence CBI probe into the coal scam.
"Whatever the truth is will come out in probe. No need to comment on an ongoing investigation. Government is not in any difficulty. Because we don`t have to cover anything," he said.
In his letter to the AG, Raval had reportedly said he had been made a "scapegoat" in the matter.
Raval made the claim in a letter to Vahanvati in which he is reported to have accused the latter of trying to interfere in CBI`s probe report.
The accusation by Raval came ahead of a crucial Supreme Court hearing which has taken on record CBI Director Ranjit Sinha`s affidavit and the agency`s status report on the coal blocks allocation probe that was shared with Law Minister Ashwani Kumar and Joint Secretary-level officials of the Prime Minister`s Office(PMO) and Coal ministry.
Raval, whose submission to the apex court while appearing for CBI was contradicted by Sinha`s affidavit, claimed that Vahanvati was involved in the stand to be taken by the CBI and that he was being made a "scapegoat".


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It doesn't happen every year, but if, as they say, history repeats itself, last Sunday's winner at Indianapolis could have a date with NASCAR history following the Ford 400 in Miami on Nov. 21.
Eight times during the Brickyard 400's 16-year existence the race winner has capped his season with the Sprint Cup Series title. Even more impressive, 14 of those 16 race winners have been a past, present, or future Sprint Cup champion.
Those are pretty strong odds with just six aces remaining in the final ten race countdown of the "Race to the Chase," the ten race summer stretch that sets the field for the Chase for the Sprint Cup. Standings leader Kevin Harvick and Ricky Rudd are the only non-champion drivers to win the Brickyard 400 (Rudd in 1997 and Harvick in 2003). Right now the spotlight is squarely on Harvick who has bounced back from a win-less 2009 season that saw him miss the "Chase," to enjoy a career year in 2010.
Harvick has two wins in 2010, Talladega in February and Daytona three weeks ago. He has led the points race for the past 18 weeks, but needs to improve his Chase seeding. "Our big turnaround started last year at Indy," Harvick said of Richard Childress Racing's 2010 rebound.
"We made a lot of management changes, and we started over on our race cars. We took a different direction with the engineering and really just came up with a new plan. But all the credit goes to Richard. He pulled the trigger on a lot of different things, whether it was reorganizing people or getting funds to build new cars. I mean, he stepped out on a huge limb to spend the money to start over halfway through the year, and it's paying off for us."
Jeff Gordon is another top 12 driver seeking a return to Victory Lane. The four-time champion is not only in the midst of his "Drive for five" pursuing his fifth Sprint Cup Championship, but Jeff and wife Ingrid are expecting their second child in the next few weeks. Gordon will have relief drives standing by at the next couple of races just in case he has to make a fast exit to be present for the birth. Gordon sat for an interview with the media that followed the Cup circuit last weekend at Indianapolis.
As the only four-time Brick 400 winner and also a four-time Cup Champion, Gordon was naturally asked to rank the importance of the Wins at Indy to his career. Gordon responded. "They're huge to me. I wasn't born in Indiana but went to high school there, growing up there. Not just that but being born in California, racing was everything to me. The Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indy 500, guys like Rick Mears and A. J. Foyt, Johnny Rutherford, Al Unser, all this guys were heroes of mine that I aspired to be like.
"Living in Indiana, racing around Indiana Indianapolis Raceway Park, the fairgrounds, Bloomington, all over the place, it was every short track open-wheel driver's dream to race at Indianapolis one day. To be able to do that in the very first ever stock car race there in '94, win it, then go on to win it three more times is something that I probably put up as the highest accomplishment of my career."
Asked his opinion on the recent Nationwide race dustup between Carl Edwards and Brad Keselowski, Gordon said, "Well, I'm just glad that I'm not the one making those decisions. You know, I think it's been well documented this year that NASCAR is allowing the racing to be more in the drivers' hands, to stay out of some of those incidents that are judgment calls. Right now what I saw to me that was right on the edge of crossing the line, if not possibly crossing the line. So it's kind of a new era now. In the past, I would have immediately thought something would have been done."
"The thing is, drivers have always taken care of these things on the track. It's just how racers go about it, they log that in the back of their mind, and there's going to be a time and a day. Who's to say what the line is right now. But I definitely have some questions when I get to the track to kind of clarify that a little bit."


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New York may be the city that never sleeps, but hotels in the Broadway-Times Square area are plentiful. Grab a room in one of the neighborhood's 4-star hotels, such as the Renaissance New York Times Square, for an elegant place to hang your hat in the thick of the action. Watching your wallet? Budget hotels near Broadway-Times Square include the popular Mayfair New York, with comfortable rooms at great-value prices. Visitors looking to live the high life are spoiled for choice—luxury hotels like The Chatwal provide the perfect place to enjoy the bright lights of Broadway in style!
Things to see in Broadway-Times Square
A feast for the senses, this neighborhood is jam-packed with things to see, from people watching under the glow of the giant billboards on Times Square, to soaking up the theatrical glitter of a Broadway production. Here, theatre aficionados can enjoy walking tours of the Theater District, packed full of fascinating facts and stories about the Great White Way, while the Drama Book Shop, which dates back to 1917, is a local treasure for drama buffs. Shopping in Times Square is an interactive extravaganza. Visitors can ride the indoor Ferris wheel and marvel at a life-sized animatronic T-Rex in Toys 'R' Us, savor samples at Hershey's Chocolate World, create their own candy with personalized images in M&M's World, and test a myriad of lotions and potions at the MAC Cosmetics flagship store. Day or night, a visit to the Broadway-Times Square area is an experience like no other.
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With an astounding array of stores, restaurants, and entertainment options on offer, a family vacation near Broadway-Times Square promises to enthrall the young and the young at heart. Kids will be wide-eyed at seeing their favorite characters come to life on the Broadway stage, while parents won't be able to resist the toe-tapping melodies of award-winning scores from world-famous musicals. Whether you'd prefer to shop 'till you drop or snap a selfie with a celebrity at Madame Tussauds, take advantage of the best of family-friendly accommodation in Times Square and get ready for some New York-style family fun.
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New York City boasts a huge variety of access points, including 2 major train stations and 3 major airports—LaGuardia (mostly domestic flights), Newark-Liberty (international), and John F. Kennedy, New York's largest airport. Flat-rate charges are applied to taxi transfers from JFK to Manhattan, so this is the most convenient way to travel to Times Square. You can also take the AirTrain from JFK to Jamaica train station, and travel onwards to Penn Station, catching the subway line 1 to Times Square. Once you're there, transportation options abound—hit the sidewalk to explore on foot, go underground on the subway, or hail a famous yellow taxi.
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I like it so much, in fact, that I was inspired to spoof it here, using Chicago Bears wide receiver Earl Bennett as my protagonist. And yes, we're obviously calling it "Texts From Earl Bennett." Bennett has had an interesting season, and I've taken this opportunity to chronicle the highlights of Bennett's year here.
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Chumash Casino, Santa Ynez, California - Lateef "Power" Kayode (17-0, 14 KOs) won an easy ten round unanimous decision over Matt Godfrey (20-3, 10 KOs). The scores were 98-90, 97-90 and 98-89 for Kayode. Godfrey was down three times in the contest.
After getting off to a decent start, Godfrey was dropped by a looping shot in the final ten seconds of the first round. In the third, Kayode shook Godfrey with a hard shot to the body. Kayode landed a lot of hard shots while the boxers were clinched up. Kayode was unloaded with some hard straight punches to send Godfrey going back into the ropes. In the final minute of the same round, Godfrey seemed to stun Kayode with a hard left hand.
In the fifth round, Kayode came back with a hard right hand to send Godfrey down for the count of eight. Kayode was unloading against the ropes but he couldn't stop Godfrey. During the seventh, Kayode jumped on Godfrey with punches to the head and body against the ropes. Godfrey blocked a lot of the punches and tried to land something when Kayode stopped punching. A bad clash of heads in the eight sent Godfrey down to his knees and his mouthpiece flew out. There was also a sequence where the two boxers were talking trash in the clinch where Godfrey spit in Kayode's face, who responded with a punch to the head.
In the ninth, a shot to the body sent Godfrey down for the third time in the fight. They were trading and again began at taunting battle with both boxers dancing at each other. The tenth round was Godfrey hanging on the ropes for the most of the three minutes, while Kayode was doing all of the work.
[QUOTE=uglypug;10678319]he's dead meat against huck and lebedev. . . he ain't nothing but a future victim with a good record for lebedev or huck to claim.[/QUOTE] I've seen nothing out of huck that makes me believe lateef can't beat him.Comment by Tobi.G on 06-11-2011
I thought he would do better but hes still verry raw and unskilled. He needs more experience. He was even hurt once against soft puncher Godfrey. He reminds me of the shot Herbie Hide who returned to Cruiserweight.Comment by UglyPug on 06-11-2011
he's dead meat against huck and lebedev. . . he ain't nothing but a future victim with a good record for lebedev or huck to claim.Post a Comment - View More User Comments (3)


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