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April 20, 2004
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
On a mission to prove that he is not a one year wonder, Dontrelle Willis turned in another brilliant performance on Tuesday going 6.2 innings giving up only 1 unearned run off of 4 hits and no walks while striking out 3.
Holding the lead with 2 outs in the bottom of the 7th, manager Jack McKeon turned the game over to his bullpen which is leading the National League in ERA, and once again the bullpen delivered. Chad Fox went 1.1 innings giving up no hits while walking 1 and striking out 2. Closer Armando Benitez grabbed his 7th save of the season after pitching a perfect 9th.
The Marlins grabbed the lead in top of the first off of Mike Lowell's 8th RBI of the season which came when his single scored Juan Pierre. Then in the second inning Juan Pierre delivered an RBI single of his own scoring Mike Redmond. Miguel Cabrera delivered his 10th RBI of the season in the 7th when his single scored Juan Pierre.
Offensive stars for the game were Juan Pierre's 2-4 effort with 2 runs scored and 1 RBI. Luis Castillo went 2-4, Miguel Cabrera went 1-4 with an RBI, and Mike Lowell 1-5 with an RBI.
The downside for the game however is that offensively the Marlins left 20 men on base.
The Marlins and Phillies play the second game of their three game set with Carl Pavano set to go for the Marlins and Eric Milton to start for the Phillies. Game time is set for 7:05 pm.
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New 40mp Hasselblad H4D-40 is revealed (joins H4D-50 and H4D-60) (updated)
2009 was a very busy year in medium format, and it looks like 2010 has gotten the first major shot fired - by Hasselblad with the new H4D-40, a 40-megapixel medium format digital camera. The opening price of this body-only H4D-40 will be 14000 euro in Europe says FN (see "Further Reading" below), and close to 17000 euro for a take-pictures-with kit.
The H4D-series was ...launched at the Kennedy Space Center in September 2009, with the more advanced H4D-60 and H4D-50 models at 60mp and 50mp respectively. (That was before they fired their then-CEO who was a little bit of a loose-canon when making comments to the media).
To get a price-perspective on the current H4D-series models, Calumet Photo has the H4D-50 body-only for $29000 and the H4D-60 for $40000. Add $2000 to each for kits that include the 80mm lens.
In contrast, the Leica S-system starts at $23000 body-only, which puts is somewhere in the middle of the medium format price-range. Late in 2009 we saw sub-$10000 take-pictures-with digital medium format kits, one of which actually challenges the Nikon D3x in terms of price.
UPDATE: Dpreview has the announcement which reveals a US price of $20000 for the body-only. Considering their other two kits are +$2000 when bundled with the lens, it comes out just $1000 under the Leica S2. Coincidence or not? We blog, you decide! [NEW]
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Hi folks
My 1998 outback has lost it's mind. Today the alarm went off for the 1st time since I have owned the car, (5 years) and would not reset when the door key was used, or the key was put into the ignition and turned to the acc position as per the owners manual. The car will not start or even crank while in this mode. THe owners manual tells me to see the dealer, which is 50 miles away.
I finally tired of the screaming from the alarm and silenced it by removing it sans tools. (shrug)
How can I disable this thing and get the use of my car back??? I've been getting along fine without it.
Please advise soonest. I need my car to get to and from work.


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ControlledBurn said...
This has to be a Blizz troll; Give in to a demand from the playerbase in the least satisfying way possible.
Hands up everyone who saw this coming ever since Blizzard announced that worgen wouldnt have mounts.
*Hand up*
I just cant understand why Blizzard decided not to give mounts in the first place.
It really felt like they were messing with alliance players.
First they decided to balance the number of mounts on Alliance and Horde sides.
Then they go ahead and screw alliance. It was just a matter of time until they flip floped on their decision once again.
As for it being a horse, Gilneas is technically a Human group. It'd have to be horses.
The only other possibilities would be:
- Horse drawn carriage to keep in with the theme of Gilneas with the downside that it'd have to be twice the length of other mounts.
- Some sort of Horse mutation that had been bitten by the worgen which really sounds weird.
- A potion that gave other races the Wild Running ability which still wouldnt ballance the number of mounts since it'd be 1 unique "mount"
@ Relmatos
...I kinda want a horse-drawn carriage... your toon could drive it and someone could ride with you! Of course, that would be unfair to horde, but even if you could only drive yourself that would be awesome. I loved that new questline through Eastern Plaguelands.


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I absolutely love this school and their academics. My oldest started in 5th grade and now goes to Vangaurd Prep Academy. My youngest started in Kinder and is now in 5th. My oldest struggled in school his 1st 4th years, and now after switching is excelling. Their expectations are high and their test scores reflect it. I would recommend this school to anyone! That being said, I am familiar with a lot of local schools, as I am a substitute teacher. Aspire and its way of teaching sets it aside and puts it above the rest. For any parent who dreams already of their child going to college, then Aspire is the way to go. Their motto: College For CERTAIN!
We are finishing our 5th year at Summit. My son is 4th grade and my daughter is in 1st grade. I really like the structure of the curriculum. The open door policy, really is open door. The C.A.R.E.S progream is great. I'm really happy with the progress my children have made. I like that the lessons are tailored to each student. I like that, as a parent , I can be on campus. I am able to vent frustrations and get answers. I appreciate all the staff looking out for my kids. I'm very blessed to be able to have my kids attend a school where they are able to speak of GOD. It is truly a blessing. Thank you Summit for providing an exceptional place for my kids to learn.
My son attends Summit currently; we are only 2 months away from completing his first year here. We switched from John Muir Elementary, where he attended kindergarten. The difference in schools is amazing! My son is a very active and strong-willed boy with special needs and the staff have all been amazingly involved, positive, and encouraging. They really have gone above and beyond to make my son's school experience awesome! His last school wouldn't even let me know on a daily basis how he behaved but at Summit they really have put in a lot of time and effort. Mele Benz is a spectacular principal. She and my son have spent quite a lot of time together and she is very patient with him; we have seen a LOT of improvement this year, and her focus is very positive--"How can we make better choices?" Attending here is not the anonymous experience I had as a child-- everyone, from the cafeteria to the library, encourages and cheers my son's successes on a daily basis. I can stop in at any time to volunteer in the classroom, without having to schedule, and I "attend" school with my son twice a week to help him out. I highly recommend this school and all of the amazing staff!
I am a parent of two students at Summit Charter Academy. The teachers are FABULOUS! I am very pleased with the way the school adminstration is run. Not only is this school a great place to learn but it is also a FUN place to be. I love the ways the school teaches students to use C.A.R.E.S. (cooperation, assertion, responsibility, empathy and self-control). We are very proud to be a part of the SUMMIT FAMILY!
This was my daughters first yeat at Summit. It was hard to bring her because we loved her old school, yet I knew there is more offer here at Summit. I was amazed to see 18/20students scored above 90% in the mathe benchmark. I have never heard or seen this in any other school. I strongly recommend it to all parents who are looking for a great school.
I am a parent of a K and a 3rd grader. This is my childrens first year attending summit and we are very happy that we have made the change. My children have improved just within these first months of the school year. We are happy with summit and the dedicated teachers that work very hard to help the children in becoming successful. Keep it up Summit Teachers.
I am a student who started out going to Summit Charter Academy in the 6th grade. It was a very hard transition from going to a regular school to a charter school. The learning was very different. Math was called 'CPM' and I had a real hard time with it. There was a lot of projects to do like Ropes and Exhibition. I felt like the projects were unnecessary. They were all about presenting them in front of judges, and that made a lot of kids uncomfortable and freak out. I wish I could make my own decisions towards my education, because Summit would not be one of them.
I have 3 children attending SCA and all three of them have different learning abilities. SCA is great because they are able to motivate and engage my children. All 3 of my children love the school and the main reason they do is because of the caring teachers and office staff.
Just 3 months after switching to the Aspire School System (first at UCS, now at Summit), I saw an improvement in both academic achievement and personal development changes in both my kids. The teachers here are very involved and genuinely interested in providing the best possible education for the children. Mrs. Backman is a great motivator for both the staff and the parents to become and stay involved. I couldn't be happier here and I can recommend this school to anybody without reservation.
My daughter is in the 2nd grade and has attended SCA since Kindergarten. Overall I believe she is a lot better off than she would be in a regular Modesto public school. Luckily they changed from split grade classes to one grade this year, or it would have been her last year there. She was in a K/1 class, which was fine when she was in Kindergarten, but even her 1st grade teacher admitted that for the last 4 months of 1st grade she was basically wasting her time, not learning anything. The individual learning plans are a great concept, but the reality is how does one teacher teach 20 kids 20 different things at the same time? The former principal Dr. Dowd was great! The new one, Mrs. Backman has yet to prove she is any kind of an asset. I'm just not seeing it.
This school has helped me so much. After I leave, I know I will feel confident that I am prepared for high school. Because of what I've learned at Summit, I have earned the oppertunity to attend any high school I want. My teachers are stupendous. I feel like they are my friend. If you are looking for a school that provides a comfortable, supportive community, look no further than Summit Charter Academy. We receive art classes twice a week, with a myriad of selections. Summit offers dance, a Shakespearean play, a newspaper and yearbook class, improvasational classes, visual art classes, choir, recoder and uklele, and TV studio. We broad cast our own school biweekly. Parent involvment is neccessary to help with our fun Saturday schools and Renaissance fair.
Our daughters attend Summitt Charter Academy and they love the school as well my husband and I. The teachers are wonderful and they give their full attention to their students when asked of them. We are very happy with the school that our daughters go to.
My son has been an Aspire student since Kindergarten (at a different campus). At this point it would be academically devastating to enroll him in a regular public school. He has blossomed in comparison to his peers who attend local non-Aspire schools. This year is my son's first year at Summit. I have been impressed with academic gains so far. I am pleased with the arts curriculum and also that he receives a Spanish class (something I previously had to pay for at his other school). There could always be more parent involvement (myself included), but the Pareto principle holds true at Summit. I would encourage any parent to consider Summit as a choice in their child's education without reservation.
My children have been at Summit since 8/05. I have a Kinder and a 5th grader. I have also been an Aspire parent since 8/2000, my oldest son began school at the UCS campus. I love the education my children are getting and did get at both schools. Although, I think that Summit has additional challenges that UCS does not have, I believe they are doing a wonderful job. Dr. Dowd the principal is doing a great job, as well as all the teachers that I have met. I love the individual learning plans, and know that in no time this campus will be right up there with UCS.
While Summitt strives to be the highest of quality it still lacks a little in the teacher involvement and interactions with parents and students. The overall educational experience is far superior to that from the local public schools and the safety of the students is superior. I love the morning routines and overall believe the experiance to be gained is well worth the fundraising efforts that must be endured throughout the year.
Summit was a great educational option for my child. He has done well in school and he is planning to attend college because the consistent message at Summit is that he will go. The academic program is rigorous and the teachers push academic success in a nurturing atmosphere. Students receive personalized educational plans and parents are welcomed on site. I volunteer weekly and I feel that the teachers appreciate my presence and my input.
My child has done fairly well. I like the diversity and the sense of community enjoyed at this school. The emphasis on the arts has been great. Maybe not the best for struggling students. Many new teachers, which could be seen as good and bad. Lots of great ideas, fresh, but also lots to learn about differentiated instruction.
This school is going to be an incredible arts school under the direction of Mr. Rohwer and Dr. Dowd. They truly have the energy to make it happen!
My daughter is thriving in the middle school. Because she is gifted she needed the differentiated instruction Summit provides. Her teachers are great at keeping her challenged and confident. Her drama class is now preparing for a Shakespeare comedy to be shown in the Spring in conjunction with a Renaissance Faire open to the whole school! They are really trying to keep learning meaningful and make it come alive for students!
Summit Charter has been a great experience for both of my children. I am particularly impressed with the dedicated teachers, staff, and especially the principal. If you are looking for a school that challenges your child to excel, Summit can be that place. If you are a parent who wants to be involved in the education of your child, Summit not only creates that environment; it insists that parents become involved. If you know your child is going to college, Summit reinforces that idea every day for every child. There is more to this school than meets the eye; please go visit and talk to the teachers. See for yourself the excellent job they do everyday.
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Chocolate French Toast
It's times like these when the semester is finished and I've got assignments instead of desserts on my plate, where I like to resort to basic and simple dessert making. Yes, the type of desserts that only use about five or so ingredients that can literally take about 10 minutes to make and still be comforting and fancy as any other dessert would.
Normally French toast would use Brioche slices, but since we're going for quick and simple, this particular dessert uses regular slices of bread. I've seen different types of French toasts with cinnamon, peaches and ice cream, or even a berry compote that all look salivating as a breakfast or morning tea dish. In my version, I chose the chocolate. Enough said.
Try this with Nutella if you don't have chocolate! Baguette slices also work well with French toast, just in case you want something fancier than regular slices of bread.
Chocolate French Toast
- 4 slices of bread
- 1 egg
- 1/2 cup milk
- 2 tbsp caster sugar
- 25g melted butter, plus extra for frying
- 100g dark chocolate, melted
- In a medium sized bowl, whisk together egg, milk, sugar and 25g melted butter until combined.
- Heat a small non-stick frying pan over medium heat. Spread melted chocolate evenly on each of the slices of bread. Sandwich together.
- Working quickly, add the butter into the frying pan and swirl to evenly coat the pan. Dip the bread into the egg mixture, one at a time, and cook for roughly 2 minutes on each side or until golden brown. Remove from pan and repeat with other bread.
- Cut into triangles and serve.
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|A Trip to China
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pages 4 - 15 will be 6 double page spreads, one about each of the following:
the main Chinese cities, transport in China, religions, Chinese food, animals and plants of China, agriculture and industry in China.
The next few pages (you can decide how many) should feature some of the sights of China that a visitor would want to see. eg The Great Wall, Beijing, The Terracotta Warriors, The Forbidden City etc.
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Apple iPad 2 review
What is it? The iPad was the gadget that created the tablet as we know it and this second edition is still the model to beat.
What's great: Apple has given the iPad an outstanding operating system, super-cool styling and a busier app store than the competition.
What's not: The camera is low-resolution and the closed system of Apple's iOS means it's hard to get documents on and off the machine.
The bottom line: The iPad 2 is a joy to use. Its fast processor means it's slick and butter-smooth, its range of apps means you'll never be stuck for something to do and the video playback quality is just great.
There were tablet PCs before the iPad but they were touch-friendly Windows machines that never took off. Apple's media-friendly screen changed everything and the most recent release improved things further.
The iPad 2 is a gorgeous piece of hardware: it's light, glossy and snazzy-looking. The back is all aluminium so it's strong and pleasing to the touch. We'd still recommend a sleeve or case to stop it getting scratched (the latest Folio from Knomo is tremendous).
Apple's genius was to create a blank canvas to inspire the ingenuity of app designers. It combined appealing, high-end hardware with the versatility offered only by touchscreens. And the canvas is now far from blank with over 100,000 iPad-specific apps for everything from electronic books to games and more.
Of course, none of these apps would be worth having if it wasn't for the slickest, most intuitive of operating systems that even tiny children can understand. For the rest of us it means it's a pleasure to use. Swiping between screens is simple and effective while the pinch-to-zoom effect is as pleasing as when Apple first launched it to wide-eyed praise on the iPhone.
The iPad 2 is fast: the A5 processor that's now in the iPhone 4S as well keeps everything speeding along, opening apps or loading web pages in a jiffy. The iPad's screen is good - though an upgrade next time around would be nice as other tablet screens are now nipping at its heels - and displays video well. The wide viewing angle means it's easy for two people to watch at the same time. The large screen is great for playing games as so much less display real estate is hidden by controls (or your thumbs).
That display is also good when you're shooting video, which the iPad does in 720p HD. Mind you, a tablet this size isn't that manageable for extensive recording - there's a reason why camcorders aren't usually this shape and size. What's more, the camera's optimised for video, not still shots, and offers less than 1-megapixel resolution as a result. Still, the front-facing camera, which has an even lower VGA resolution, is good for video calling using Apple's FaceTime app.
If you want to use the iPad as a substitute laptop, it's largely successful. In terms of portability it beats the lightest netbook, though the glass screen is no match for a regular keyboard. You can get round this with an external keyboard: Logitech's ZAGG aluminium keyboard case even clips on to protect the screen.
Apps like Pages make a decent stab at word processing with sophisticated results possible. But it's not easy to get documents on and off the iPad except by email or uploading them to the cloud - there is a USB adapter for the iPad's proprietary connector but it has limited functionality.
Apple's email app is strong but if you're used to a more comprehensive experience on your computer desktop, you may find it doesn't quite match up.
Battery life for the iPad 2 is tremendous. Even if you use it heavily you won't find it going flat in a hurry. Ten hours is promised and it seems to deliver. Leave it in a drawer for a week or two - if you can really leave it alone for that long - and the charge is largely untouched.
The iPad is one of those gadgets that, once you've picked it up, you want to keep. Its deeply intuitive operating system draws you in with its simplicity and slickness. The iPad 2's whizzy processor ensures it's a fast, lag-free experience that is satisfying and enjoyable, while the massive range of available apps is comprehensive and endlessly rewarding. Although there are faults like the basic camera resolutions, there is so much to enjoy in the iPad 2, disappointments quickly fall by the wayside. The coolest, and still the best, tablet around.
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Dagon (2001)
Based on the short story by H.P. Lovecraft. Dagon tells the tale of Paul Marsh, who along with his girlfriend and friends, have an accident on the sea. In the distance a port town can be seen, but this isn't you're regular quiet town, It holds deep dark secrets of cult worship and the macabre.
Really enjoyed this movie, it's sort of a combination of a few different stories the most obvious being The Shadow over Innsmouth which I loved. Also if you ever played the game Call of Cthulhu it's very similar to the plot of this movie. Probably the best Lovecraft adaptation ever made. (not counting Re-animator which was a VERY loosely based adaptation) And a really effective horror movie. Very well paced and quite creepy at times. The cgi is a little dated but it's not used too much so it isn't a big deal. Everything else about it was great. There's some nudity and disturbing scenes in this so be warned. I think with a little polishing this could've been a great movie, but it falls just a little short. Still a good watch though.
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Domino's Pizza has expanded its mobile payment options by integrating Google Wallet into its Android smartphone app.
Google's mobile wallet functionality allows users to store debit and credit cards, as well as loyalty cards from retailers, on their Android-powered phones to pay electronically for transactions.
"This is yet another way Domino's is using technology to improve our customer experience," Patrick Doyle, chief executive of Ann Arbor, Mich.-based Domino's, said in a statement. "Google Wallet is a great technology that allows customers even more flexibility and convenience when it comes to paying for their Domino's orders."
• Domino's Pizza to offer hands-free ordering from car
• Domino's upgrades online ordering
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Through June 15, any customer who orders at least $10 using the Android ordering app and selects the "Buy with Google" option to pay using Google Wallet will receive a free order of Domino's new menu item, Specialty Chicken, which was introduced this month.
The chain of about 10,800 pizza restaurants worldwide has been steadily extending its digital-ordering capabilities for months, most recently with the Easy Order platform on the voice-activated SYNC system in Ford automobiles. That ordering system integrates the Pizza Profiles platform, which Domino's introduced last September to save customers' payment information and favorite orders so that their preferences can be leveraged into personalized offers and faster ordering of future pizzas.
The competition for convenient digital-ordering methods integrated into popular platforms continues to intensify in the pizza segment and in the industry at large. Pizza Hut has not only extended its ordering capabilities to the XBox Live gaming network, but last month it also unveiled the test of an interactive table at which customers can order and customize their pizzas, pay and play a few arcade games.
Executives from those two chains, as well as from Papa John's — which was the first among the three largest brands to offer online ordering systemwide and to have an online loyalty program — all have said their mix of sales from digital ordering continues to grow and is approaching 50 percent.
Elsewhere in the restaurant industry, Wendy's and Burger King have begun offering mobile payment, while McDonald's continues to test a mobile solution that would include online ordering, payment and loyalty.
Starbucks Coffee and Panera Bread also have made mobile ordering part of their plans for improving operations, throughput and customer service.
Domino's operates or franchises about 5,000 locations in the United States and more than 5,600 restaurants in 70 international markets.
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HARRISBURG, Pennsylvania — A judge in northern Pennsylvania is throwing out a municipality's decision to allow a natural gas well to be drilled in a residentially zoned area.
The environmental group PennFuture said Wednesday the ruling was a test of a state Supreme Court decision that struck down a 2012 law restricting municipalities' ability to control where companies may drill.
PennFuture had sued on behalf of a nearby landowner.
The Marcellus Shale well pad was to be as large as 300 feet by 350 feet, and located within 3,000 feet of a large residential development.
But Lycoming County Judge Marc Lovecchio's ruling Friday says neither the drilling company nor Fairfield Township showed how the operation is compatible with permitted land use in the residential district.
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Brand Logo Evolution of Automobile GroupsMarch 1st, 2010
Logos represent the brand image, traditions and origins of a company. It is not just a visual badge on the car's bonnet but represents what people think about the brand and the cars themselves. Somebody driving a Mercedes is perceived as prosperous, mature and of course rich. On the other hand, somebody with an Aston Martin is likely to be a more flamboyant personality.
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Creative Packaging DesignsDecember 14th, 2009
For anyone who hasn't browsed through deviant art yet, you are missing out on a lot of creative inspiration. yes, the css galleries out there are good for inspiration, but I find myself searching sites like behance and deviant art much more lately, because of the diversity of designs and the fact that they don't have to be "approved" before you see them.
Graphic design by Radim MalinicDecember 6th, 2009
The Art of BrandingOctober 9th, 2009
No wonder people under estimate the power of branding, it's not only design, it also involve concept and philosophy. Indeed, branding is everywhere in your daily life. The article basically have a closer look at ways to define a brand for something as unique as a freelancing business, and what one needs to do to get started on the right track to a successful brand.
01. Define your business goals
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Watford V Leeds United Live Streaming Npower Championship Match 4 -May 2013
Watford V Leeds United Live Streaming Npower Championship Match 4 -May 2013. John Eustace and Fitz Hall are both back in training ahead of Watford's final-day promotion match with Leeds. The duo have recovered from respective back and hamstring injuries but it remains to be seen whether they are deemed fit enough to start on Saturday.Watch Watford V Leeds United Live, Watch Watford V Leeds United Live Stream, Watch Watford V Leeds United Free Live Stream, Watch Watford V Leeds United Online, Watch Watford V Leeds United Online Free, Watford V Leeds United Live, Watford V Leeds United live stream Online. Leeds will be without suspended duo Rodolph Austin and El Hadji Diouf while Sam Byran (hip) has been ruled out. The defender, 19, has failed to recover from the hip problem which forced him to miss last week's Brighton defeat. Leeds will be hoping to ruin Watford's hopes of securing automatic promotion to the Premier League. Victory, or even a draw, at Vicarage Road could be enough to secure Watford's place in the top flight should Hull fail to win at home against champions Cardiff. But Watford will have to make do with a place in the play-offs should Hull beat Cardiff. MATCH FACTS Head-to-head • This is the 20th competitive match between Watford and Leeds, who have each won seven of the previous 19. • Watford's army of loan rangers combined to pull off a 6-1 thrashing of the Whites at Elland Road in November, with a brace from Matej Vydra and stoppage time efforts from Troy Deeney and Sean Murray, with Almen Abdi and Mark Yeates contributing in between. • A home victory would take the Hornets' winning run over Leeds to three, and their unbeaten sequence against them to five, since Richard Naylor's solitary goal in the 1-0 Championship victory at Vicarage Road in August 2010. • Watford have only registered one home league victory over their West Yorkshire visitors; 1-0 in March 1990, in the old Second Division. Watford • Gianfranco Zola's Watford are still pursuing automatic promotion back to the Premier League they last graced in 2007, but will need to beat Leeds and hope that former manager Malky Mackay can conjure up a victory for the newly-installed champions Cardiff, away to second-placed Hull. • The free-scoring Hornets, who've netted six goals in winning their last two, and 84 in total - 14 more than anyone else - also have the best goal difference in the Championship of +28. • If Republic of Ireland international Paddy Kenny keeps goal for the whole match, he will then have been Leeds' last line of defence for their entire Championship campaign. • Defender Stephen Warnock is on the verge of his 300th career league appearance, and Ross McCormack, his 250th English and Scottish league appearance. Leeds United • Leeds go to Vicarage Road on a three-match losing run away from home, and without a victory in 12 on the road, subsequent to the victorious trip to Huddersfield on 1 December. It is the second worst away record in the Championship. • Brian McDermott takes charge of his fifth game (W2, L2) eager to avoid a third successive defeat, while formulating plans for next season's promotion challenge back to the Premier League they vacated in 2004. • Failure to improve on their placing of 16th and 58-point haul will make this the Whites' worst performance since promotion from League One three seasons ago.


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CTIA shows off what's new in smartphones, accessories, and all things mobile.
Need to protect your iPhone 6 or iPhone 6 Plus? A slew of new cases have hit the market, with many on sale now or coming soon. Here are our current top picks.
This new Chromecast-like dongle is built specifically for Windows 8.
The $249 Ecobee3 brings new features and accessories into the DIY smart thermostat fold.
Maker WobbleWorks claims the sales milestone makes the 3Doodler the world's most popular 3D-printing device.
This week's winner gets a rugged, shock-absorbing Tech21 case for the Samsung Galaxy S5, plus a $50 gift card from the accessory maker.
The SpiderPro Hand Strap fixes several design problems to give you a more secure grip and a better fit.
The 'Uncarrier' could accelerate accessories sales by splitting up your payments over time.
The Man Law BBQ 5 in 1 Grill Topper combines five grill essentials into one accessory. From beer-can chicken to stuffed jalapenos, the grill gadget offers something for everyone.
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In this article series I Want That Job! I'll be interviewing people from various professions within the climbing world. If you think your job is a dream come true (it has to be climbing related) and if you're willing to be interviewed - then drop me a line. Likewise if you can think of a job that you'd like to have - suggest it in the forums and I'll try and track someone down.
It's the turn of Pauline Sanderson, Marketing Manager at Glenmore Lodge who is known equally for her infectious laughter and enthusiasm as well as for her adventure cycling from the Dead Sea in Jordan through Syria, Turkey, Iran, Pakistan, Nepal and finally to Everest Base Camp in Tibet, where Pauline and her husband Phil exchanged bikes for crampons and climbed the great mountain itself.
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Early this morning I shared a short conversation with talented hacker Laurent Eschenauer* about the recent announcement of Color going live and receiving $41 million dollars of investment.
The conversation continued…
Me: but 27 people in the co already. They must have raised and silently built up the product
Laurent: Exactly, you don't need 27 people and a senior founder team of 7 for such an app. Giving 400k to motivated kids would be enough. @VictusFate Worst piece of the story is that the reviews are bad and they launched two weeks after sxsw ??? I don't get it. #colorblind
Me: that's not a great sign, but with 40mil they can relaunch next year or the year after
Laurent: It is sending the wrong signals to young entrepreneurs, I don't think this bubble is healthy for anyone. Don't you agree ?
Me: if the 27 person, 41 mil investment makes a good return than it's a good bet. Agree that its more than I would invest. But Sequoia has different criteria for putting their large funds to work
From Jason Kincaid's coverage it's clear that the team behind the startup has a proven track record. Bill Nguyen and Peter Pham have successful exits, and DJ Patil was LinkedIn's chief scientist. There's little doubt that Venture Capital will pay a premium on experienced operators. Even if the company is delivering products that look like spin offs of other photo or group apps, it's only the beginning. Forty one million dollars buys a generous runway, even for a team of nearly 30 people. Their start is anything but lean. You can count on Color going BIG or going home.
*= I know of Laurent because of his work as architect of Onesocialweb. Mr. Eschenauer is currently busy building Comodit, a cloud services company.
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Ivan Eland: Obama Calls for United Front Against Russia
Recorded: Thursday, April 24, 2014
Ivan Eland, Senior Fellow at the Independent Institute, appears on CTV to discuss Obama's call for a united front against Russia in response to instability in Ukraine.
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Recorded: Monday, February 1, 2010
Originally aired on 2/1/10 on Russia Today. Senior Fellow Ivan Eland comments on former U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson's allegation that Russia attempted to undermine the American economy shortly before the global recession.
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URL: http://www.entrepreneur.com/answer/220971There is no such thing as a non-binding letter of intent. At the very least, it obligates you to negotiate in good faith to carry out the intended transaction. It can also go much farther than that and, if it contains sufficient material facts, can be the only contract necessary to bind you to the transaction. I dont recommend that you sign any letter of intent without it being reviewed by knowledgeable counsel, so you should definitely not sign one that contains questionable information.
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The National Soccer Coaches Association of America has named the 2008 winners of the Team Academic Awards and once again the Owen County Rebels have made the list.
The list includes only those teams with a minimum grade-point average of 3.25 for the entire academic year. For Coach Jerry Doolin, his team's GPA was 3.30. Only four other boys teams qualified for the award. They were Danville, Owensboro, St. Xavier and Trinity. It is the 11th year in a row the Rebels have made the list.
I know most kids can't wait to "grow up."
But I never knew how much I would miss my own kid's childhood until this year.
My daughter, Elizabeth, turned 13 in late November. This is her first Christmas as a teen.
It's a lot harder for me than it is for her.
For 12 years now, I searched the toy aisles for something I thought she would love. The wish list or letter to Santa was an annual ritual.
But not these days.
As fun as the Dec. 9 game was for the Owen County Rebels, Thursday night was not.
The Rebels opened up the week by hosting Trimble County and sent the Raiders home with a 74-40 defeat.
On Thursday, Owen County welcomed Carroll County to Owenton and the Panthers walked out with a 54-44 victory.
The student body turned out Dec. 9 in hard hats and watched their team give a workman-like effort in picking up the win. The Rebels led 13-9 at the end of one quarter and opened up the lead to 32-23 at the half.
The Bowling Middle School eighth-grade girls hosted Carroll County Thursday night. The Lady Rebels rolled to a 52-16 win over the Lady Panthers.
During the second half of the game, Hannah Neeley broke the single-season scoring record by scoring her 266th point on the year.
Neeley breaks the previous record of 265 set by Rianna Gayheart.
The eighth grader finished the game with 16 points to give her a total of 269 for the year.
Neeley is not finished setting the record as BMS hosted Walton-Verona in the final game of the season.
A jury comprised of Owen countians will hear the case against three locals officials charged with theft.
Tuesday, Owen County Circuit Court Judge Stephen Bates heard arguments to decide where Owen County Judge-Executive Billy O'Banion's trial will be held.
Bates ruled the trial will remain in Owen County – at least for now.
"I have looked at this backward and forward, and we have to get back to the law," Bates said.
The Owen County fifth-grade leadership group had 20 participating students this year.
Since late September, these students have worked diligently to identify community leaders and interview them.
The first task of this outstanding group of students was to define leadership and what it means to them.
After this first step, they commenced to identify someone in the community who portrayed leadership qualities.
Conducting the interview proved to be a challenge to some students, but they all came through with flying colors.
While reading the Courier-Journal online several weeks ago, I found an interesting article that hit close to home. The headline read "Kentucky's small tobacco farms are fading away."
I read the article over several times and learned that there are only an estimated 6,000 tobacco farms in Kentucky as of 2007. While in 1997, there were 46,850.
Where do a angels come from?
I'm not talking about the heavenly host or female detectives from a cheesy '70s TV show.
The angels in question are the ones who look out for the less fortunate in our community.
Angels don't need the spotlight and don't seek recognition for their good deeds.
An angel is content to touch the lives of people in need and ease their pain through simple gestures of caring and concern.
Are you an angel?
I, for one, am certainly not but from time to time, I try.
The Owen County Rebels lifted the lid on the 2008-2009 season Dec. 9 in Owenton against Western Hills.
Given the outcome, they may have wished for a do-over.
The Wolverines got the best of the Rebels in a 64-56 win.
Western Hills led 14-12 late in the first quarter before going on an 11-0 run to stretch the lead to 25-12 two minutes into the second quarter.
The Rebels managed to keep the score close by going on a 7-0 run of their own to cut the deficit to 25-19.
Western Hills righted the ship and maintained the lead at intermission.
She is not someone you would want to challenge in a game of horse. Kaylan Richardson can shoot the ball from the outside, and Nov. 24, she proved it to the University of Cincinnati-Clermont.
Richardson, a senior shooting guard for Alice Lloyd College, almost single-handedly beat the Cougars that night by connecting on nine 3-pointers, scoring a game-high 29 points.
The Lady Eagles won the game 77-58.
Trailing 31-29 entering the second half, Richardson proceeded to make seven of her nine 3s, bringing her team back for the win.
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I think one thing worth mentioning is that in
*most* PHP installations, the PHP code will be
executed as the web server user.
This means that the several hundred IT students
will be able to read each other's code and write
to each other's datastores. Most students will
have to chmod a+w any files or directories
that will be modified by their PHP code.
There are several ways around this, but it does
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implement. This "vulnerability" (if you can call
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system out there, so it's probably worth your time
to investigate different security mechanisms.
There is actually a very easy way around this. If you are running an
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users, then once the user is authenticated, take the username and
store that into a variable which you can then use to chown and chgrp
the resulting files for that user after they are written.
Doesn't take much to execute a connect() to an LDAP server, mb like 10
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I know when I was writing PHP code to connect to Oracle systems a few
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The building that houses Bad Boys of England was once a Phillips 66 gas station. Look hard enough, and you can see the outline of bays where cars were once serviced. A scruffy, red telephone booth sits where the pumps stood. The odd, ramshackle building is what happens when a service station gets a Tudor makeover.
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In 1979, when the minimum wage was $2.90, a hard-working student with a minimum-wage job could earn enough in one day (8.44 hours) to pay for one academic credit hour. If a standard course load for one semester consisted of maybe 12 credit hours, the semester's tuition could be covered by just over two weeks of full-time minimum wage work—or a month of part-time work. A summer spent scooping ice cream or flipping burgers could pay for an MSU education. The cost of an MSU credit hour has multiplied since 1979. So has the federal minimum wage. But today, it takes 60 hours of minimum-wage work to pay off a single credit hour, which was priced at $428.75 for the fall semester.
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18th Annual Conference of the
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President: Makoto Hashizume, MD, PhD, FACS (J)
14:00 | ISCAS / IFCARS Joint Session
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Wednesday, June 25, 2014; Room 410
Session Chairs:
Ichiro Sakuma, PhD (J), Yoshinobu Sato, PhD (J)
14:00 An analysis of tracking error in image guided neurosurgery
I. Gerard, McGill Univ., Montréal, QC (CDN)
14:15 Accuracies of a new fluoroscopy-based technique for intraoperative registration of the anterior pelvic plane
S. Amiri, D.R. Wilson, B.A. Masri, K. Tse, Univ. of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC, C. Anglin, Univ. of Calgary, AB (CDN)
14:30 On cardiac ablation modeling: tissue damage characterization, lesion assessment and visualization for image-guided therapy
C. Linte, Rochester Inst. of Technology (USA), J. Camp, M. Rettmann, R. Robb, D. Holmes, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN (USA)
14:45 Intraoperative surgical margin assessment for robot assisted radical prostatectomy
S. Khan, A. Hartov, J. Seigne, R. Halter, Dartmouth College, Hanover (USA)
15:00 Efficient tissue discrimination during surgical interventions using hyperspectral imaging
D. Nouri, Y. Lucas, S. Treuillet, Universite´ d´Orlèans, Bourges (F)
15:15 Contrast enhancement between vasculature and placenta using narrow band images for TTTS surgery
A. Kubota, L. Yang, J. Wang, T. Ando, I. Sakuma, E. Kobayashi, The Univ. of Tokyo, H. Yamashita, T. Chiba, National Center for Child Health and Development, Tokyo (J)
15:30 Reconstruction of the orbit after trauma
A. Baumann, G. Dorner, Medical Univ. Vienna (A)
15:45 Intraoperative segmentation of cylindrical implants in cone beam CT image data
J. Görres, M. Brehler, H.-P. Meinzer, D. Nabers, German Cancer Research Center, Heidelberg, J. Franke, S.Y. Vetter, P.A. Grützner, BG Trauma Center, Ludwigshafen, K. Barth, Siemens AG, Erlangen, I. Wolf, Mannheim Univ. of Applied Sciences (D), A. Córdova, Clínica Alemana de Santiago (RCH)
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World Cup Summer - Brazilian Rain Forest.
World Cup Summer - World Cup Fever.
World Cup Summer - Copacabana.
World Cup Summer - Rio de Janeiro.
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Natgeoing in the Maldives.
Recalling March Madness - Blurry Hotel OOTD Selfies
Recalling March Madness - Casual Saturday at the Bowery Hotel
Recalling March Madness - Fooling Around
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The CAMERA Matters
I'm sick and tired of hearing "photographers" saying: "the camera doesn't matter. It is merely a tool. What makes my photos great are my skills". Shut up. That is simply and utterly bullshit.
It's the insecurity of a pseudo-photographer trying to distance himself from "amateurs" who can now easily afford the same cameras as him. Where as in reality, these are exactly the type of people you find in the latter group: someone with enough money lying around to buy x camera, and foolish enough to decide to make a career of it - taking lame-ass stock photographs of women eating salads that GettyImages won't even buy.
These people are worse than cancer. These people are ruining photography. Not the amateurs.
There's a famous story I like to share amongst friends about Ansel Adams at a dinner party. It goes something like this:
Adams arrives at a dinner party. He is greeted by the hostess. After the introductions, the hostess say: "Mr. Adams, I am a big fan of your work; you must have an amazing camera." After this exchange, Adams grew quiet and silent for the rest of the night. He carried through the dinner processions without so much as a single word. And at the end of the night, as he bids his farewells, he turned to the hostess and said: "Dinner was fantastic Miss, I'm sure you have a lovely oven."
And whilst I love this story for it's humor, I think most people don't fully understand the analogy. Of course, it's rude to think a photographer's only skill is operating the camera. But at the same time, it's ridiculous to ignore the role a camera plays in the process of creating an image.
Let's continue the Ansel Adams analogy of taking pictures to cooking. Can you bake me a cake using a frying pan? Can you sheer me a T-bone steak in the microwave? Of course not.
The idea of mastering your craft comes as an extension of mastering your tools. Only when you are 100% comfortable with the tools you are using can you create appealing art. If you gave Picasso a chisel and a hammer, would he be able to create the masterpieces that he did? Of course not. If you gave Banksy a paintbrush and some water colors, could he create those thought-provoking images on the streets? Of course not.
Back to photography, if you gave Ansel Adams a LOMO camera with a 90mm lens, would he be able to take those amazing landscape photographs he did? Of course not. If you gave a NatGeo photog a D3s and a 24mm wide-angle lens, would he be able to capture those stunning images of rare birds in the Amazon? Of course not.
So please, don't tell me that the tools don't matter. Because they most definitely do.
But also, don't be foolish enough to think your images will be better because you bought a "better" camera.