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Wednesday, April 16, 2003JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (April 15, 2003) - East Tennessee State and Tennessee treated the season-high 1,039 fans at Cardinal Park in Johnson City, Tenn. to a heated baseball matchup between in-state rivals. But in the end, the Volunteers had too much firepower as they outlasted the Bucs, 8-6, Tuesday night. East Tennessee State (10-22) opened up the scoring in the bottom of the first as junior shortstop Andy Howdeshell (Maryville, Tenn.) hit his sixth home run of the season over the right field wall. The Volunteers (21-14) responded with four runs in the top of the second on four hits and one Buccaneer error. After two outs were recorded, shortstop Brian Cleveland and second baseman Walter Sevilla hit back-to-back singles. They were then driven in with a double to right-center by left fielder Justin Branson to give the Vols a 2-1 advantage. Tennessee then loaded the bases after consecutive walks to first baseman Nick Crowe and center fielder Jordan Czarniecki. Branson and Crowe scored the next two Volunteer runs on a mishandled infield grounder. The Bucs came right back in the bottom of the second and cut the UT lead in half as they played longball once again. With two outs in the inning, freshman right fielder Jordan Abromovitz (South Park, Pa.) launched his third homer of the season with a solo shot over the right field wall. East Tennessee State then took their first lead of the game, 5-4, after scoring three runs in the bottom of the third. With one out, Howdeshell doubled to center field. ETSU loaded the bases on consecutive walks to sophomore catcher Caleb Moore (Knoxville, Tenn.) and sophomore designated hitter Davis Burklin (Knoxville, Tenn.). Freshman center fielder Steven Calicutt (Spartanburg, S.C.) drove in his 11th run of the season after being hit by a pitch and forcing in Howdeshell. Freshman third baseman Shane Byrne (Johnson City, Tenn.) then came to the plate and laced a single to right center, bringing home Moore and Burklin. Tennessee tied the game at five with a single run in the top of the fourth. With two outs, Nick Crowe drew his second walk of the evening. Czarniecki then singled to center, advancing Crowe to third. The Vols then successfully executed a double-steal, with Czarniecki taking second and Crowe swiping home. The next two innings went quietly, as Tennessee got outstanding relief pitching from Johnson City native Brandon Crowe, and ETSU junior starter Tim Turner (Marietta, Ga.) settled into a groove. In the top of the seventh, the Volunteers broke the 5-5 tie by scoring three crucial runs. Designated hitter Alex Suarez led off the inning by hitting his first homer of the season to deep left field on the first pitch of the frame. After a walk to third baseman Kyle Norrid, Sevilla doubled to right field. Norrid scored and Sevilla advanced to third on the throw to the plate. Sevilla then crossed the plate on a sacrifice bunt by pinch hitter Josh Alley. East Tennessee State chipped away at the Volunteer lead, scoring a run in the bottom of the seventh. With one out, Moore hit a triple down the right field line and came home on a grounder to third by Burklin. After ETSU sophomore righty Trevor Smith (Newport, Tenn.) recorded the first two outs of the eighth, the Buccaneers then brought in senior right-hander Willie McKenzie (Kingsport, Tenn.). McKenzie had a strong outing, allowing two singles and striking out three Volunteers over the final 1.1 innings, keeping ETSU in the game. ETSU had chances to trim the lead further in the final two innings, but Brandon Crowe shut the door on both occasions. Calicutt led off the eighth with a double, but Crowe retired the next three batters to end the threat. Then in the bottom of the ninth, with two down, Moore hit a double to right. But the next batter, Burklin, hit the ball very hard, but right to Czarniecki to end the game. Crowe (2-0) got the victory, pitching 6.1 innings of solid relief, allowing one run on three hits and striking out five. ETSU junior Josh Kite (Greeneville, Tenn.) was charged with the loss (2-6) after pitching the seventh inning and allowing three earned runs on two hits, walking one and striking out one. Howdeshell and Moore led the Bucs with two hits and two runs scored on the night. Byrne had a team-high two RBI. "We got some big hits tonight, and we were in the ball game," said ETSU head coach Tony Skole following the game. "Our kids played hard, but they had more offensive firepower. Give Tennessee credit, they are a good ball club." Cleveland led the Vols with three hits, while Czarniecki, Suarez, Sevilla and Nick Crowe each had two. Sevilla and Crowe had a team-high two runs scored, while Branson led the team with two RBI. "There are a lot of close relationships between players on these two teams tonight," said Skole. "Everyone went out there and competed hard, and that is what college baseball is all about." East Tennessee State will next travel to Charleston, S.C. for a three-game weekend series with Southern Conference rival The Citadel. Friday night's first pitch is scheduled for 5 p.m. from Riley Park.
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There are few musicians in the underground music community that incite as much adoration and hate as Integrity's Dwid. The vocalist has been doling out his harsh and depraved brand of hardcore for the better part of 20 years and no matter who is playing in his band at the time, it's clear that the singer is at the helm. Throughout Integrity's career, Dwid has never bee

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thank you everyone for your help.
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I remember in school when we were doing 3/8" structural tests overhead with stick I'd have a heck of a time seeing what I was doing. My instructor simply said you must look through the smoke haha. Eventually you'll see through the smoke, sparks, and flames and you'll see the light. It just takes practice and muscle memory.
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Its all practice. As far as light goes I use a old shirt on top of my head. And let it drape the back when im outside keeps from getting the red neck and the reflection in the back. With enough practice youll start seeing through the smokeSyncrowave 250
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Newbie here, I can't see where I'm going. I don't see my line/mark... what to do ?
Try center punching along your soapstone line, then connect the marks. Also try positioning the plate so you are welding at a slight angle away from yourself. This will give you a better field of vision.
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Newbie here, I can't see where I'm going. I don't see my line/mark... what to do ?
It takes time to get perfect straight beads.. Plus body positioning your hood and a steady hand all put together will give you straight perfect beads..
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Try pushing instead of pulling, so the stick doesn't obscure where you want the bead to go.
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I had the same problem. Couple things that helped me:
1. I have a 2 power cheater lens installed. This added clarity.
2. A portable halogen light also helps.
3. I put a piece of angle iron behind where I am welding (if the situation allows it). It reflects back and also helps.
4. Practice, practice, practice. You will get better with time. Concentrate on the puddle.
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what shade lens are you using i use a shade 10 for almost everything and put a clear lens on each side of the shielding lens


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Who is Generac?
Since 1959, Generac Power Systems has been designing and manufacturing backup power generators for residential, commercial and industrial applications. They have grown to be the world's largest provider of residential standby generators. Generac generators has revolutionized the commercial market with the first cost effective product line meeting the needs of small and mid-sized businesses.
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Monday, 01 August 2011 04:50
Fitting a Think rudder to a Fenn
I have always wanted to fit an elliptical rudder to a Fenn, particularly a Mako 6 as it is my favourite ski. I can paddle an Elite but I prefer the 6 for all round stability and performance particularly in chop. Its main weakness is that the shark fin loses bite because of the ski's rocker and the fin's proximity to the tail causes the odd broach particularly in big swells.
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Monday, 17 January 2011 05:44
Fenn Mako Elite Slim Line – First Looks
I had the good fortune to paddle the latest Fenn creation last weekend – the Mako Elite Slim Line (SL). I'd heard that the boat was tippier than the Elite and I was curious to see how I'd handle it.
Monday, 09 August 2010 11:31
Lost Surfski Found after 6 weeks and 1000km! **update**
Sam Dawson was catching waves in his Fenn Mako XT at a favourite spot near South Sound, Grand Cayman. Suddenly his world turned upside down - literally. "I got caught by a wave and flipped off,'' Dawson said. "The wave took the surf ski away from me - I assumed never to be seen again."
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Tuesday, 27 July 2010 07:39
New Skis ** Pics **
There's a whole crop of new and updated surfskis from around the world. Here's a round-up of just some of them.
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Saturday, 25 February 2006 18:53
Tip: Juice stowage inside Fenn XT.
Dehydration is generally regarded as a Bad Thing when paddling. So, if a race is likely to be more than an hour long, paddlers take liquid with them - and where to stow it is a subject of considerable debate.
For many, the solution is to tape a bladder to the deck in front of the rudder pedals and to run a pipe back to the seat. Others prefer "Tripper" type PFDs that have a pocket on the back into which the bladder can be fitted. The pipe is run through a series of Velcro straps to the front of the PFD.
Both of these solutions, by adding weight above the centre of gravity of the ski, lessen stability.
This article describes a solution implemented by David Cade who lives in Hout Bay, Cape Town.
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Sunday, 11 November 2007 13:50
New Fenn Mako Elite Makes Emphatic Debut at Powerade Race
11 Nov 2007 Granger Bay, Cape Town, South Africa: Dawid Mocke today won the "Powerade Race", the 5th race in the Cape Discovery Men's Health Series, using a new design ski from Fenn Kayaks, the Mako Elite.
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Sunday, 19 July 2009 05:01
Fenn Cup Series Launch - Australia
This summer will see the launch of a new ocean racing series on Sydney's Northern Beaches. Set to take over where the last major ocean racing series finished a few years ago the FENN CUP will bring back the excitement to the beaches.
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Sunday, 10 May 2009 01:51
Surfski.info Review: Fenn Mako Elite
When I lost my beloved carbon Fenn Mako6 at the end of a disastrous downwind, I took the opportunity to order a new carbon Mako Elite from Keith Fenn. Hearing of my dire ski-less condition he delivered a new one very rapidly and I've been paddling it for the last couple of months.
Tuesday, 31 March 2009 16:00
First looks: the Fenn Mako Elite Triple
Most of us know the sadness and despair of breaking a ski, and usually the pieces are consigned to a dumpster. But when Dale "T-bone King" Lippstreu smashed his new Fenn Mako Elite Double recently at the end of a downwind paddle, he met the challenge full on.
Sunday, 22 March 2009 03:35
Doubles Comparison: Elite v Apex
[Three weeks ago, Dale Lippstreu and I did back-to-back Millers Runs in two different double skis: the Fenn Mako Elite Double and the Custom Kayaks Apex. Dale was the driver in both cases.]
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In Their Skin
After the accidental death of their six-year-old daughter, the Hughes family escape their busy upscale suburban life and head to their isolated cottage for some quality time. An evening with their friendly neighbors is suddenly interrupted when one mans obsession with perfection escalates into a violent struggle, forcing the families to go beyond what they ever thought they were capable of in order to survive.
Cast: Joshua Close, Selma Blair, James D'Arcy, Rachel Miner, Quinn Lord
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How did you get your start?
"I started playing around with cd/tape players and pretend microphones at an early age, but my first taste of radio began in a Telecommunications program my junior year of high school."
Best part about working in radio?
"I get paid to be creative all day, every day!"
If you could do it all over again, with no stipulations/no money involved/no age limit; what would you be doing?
"Honestly? I love what I do and I wouldn't trade it for the world. I've always been interested in giving TV a shot someday though. My interests TV wise include comedy (writing/performing), sitcoms, game show or late night host and meteorology. I also dream of performing on stage musically, but my talent level is limited."
What artist would you be surprised to find on my playlist?
"Probably Miles Davis"
Name the artist/act I'd love to meet and why?
"Dave Matthews. I've been a fan ever since I attended my first show at the age of 12 and I didn't even want to go to the concert to begin with."
Who would be a "dream guest" to have on your show?
"Jerry Seinfeld"
What is one truth that has held constant throughout your career?
"I learn something new every day."
If someone offered you 50 dollars to sing karaoke on your show, would you do it?
"Not the whole song. I don't want to make your ears bleed."
Which celebrity do you get mistaken for?
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Where are you from?
"Spiceland, Indiana (Blink and you'll miss it)."
Tell us about your favorite concert?
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What are you reading right now?
"I'm not much of a book reader right now. Reading to the Kindergartners at Hoosier Prairie Elementary for Real Men Read with the United Way of the Wabash Valley is the most reading I do outside of news stories and show prep."
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"Colorado! Florida was my go to spot, but I'm ready to travel the country!"
If you were not a radio personality what would be your dream job?
"Actor, Musician in a band, or a TV Meteorologist"
Is there someone you idolize that you wish you could be more like?
"Oh sure, I always strive to be more laid back and easy going, so anyone with "Zen-like" patience."
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- Feet swell during the day, so measure them when they are a larger size, such as in the afternoon or evening.
- Distribute weight evenly across the entire foot.
- Tape a piece of paper on the floor against the base of a wall. Stand on that paper with heel touching the wall.
- Have a helper mark the longest part of your foot at the toes. Repeat for left and right.
- Trace the toes to measure against the cleat and make sure there's a thumb's width room or more room from the edge of the toe.
- Have a helper mark the two points on the widest part of your foot. Repeat for left and right. This will be useful when determining if the upper is a good, snug fit.
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- The upper should fit snugly against the foot, without room to slip or slide. It shouldn't press on any pressure points or cause chafing or pain.
- There should also be extra room, at least a thumb's width, from the longest toe to prevent injuries such as hammertoe or mashing from quick changes in direction. The cleat should not rub against the foot to cause blisters.
- It is best to buy and test game socks before fitting for a cleat. The athlete should wear the socks during the fitting
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- Don't rely on manufacturer sizing. Many brands have different physical sizes, even if they label them all the same as size 7 or size 8. Make sure to check that the sizing is true, and choose the shoe based on how it fits and feels, not how its size is labeled.
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Interpretive Handbook
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Chromium, Serum
Clinical Information Discusses physiology, pathophysiology, and general clinical aspects, as they relate to a laboratory test
Chromium (Cr) exists in valence states ranging from 2(-) to 6(+). Hexavalent chromium (Cr[+6]) and trivalent chromium (Cr[+3]) are the 2 most prevalent forms. Cr(+6) is used in industry to make chromium alloys including stainless steel, pigments, and electroplated coatings. Cr(+6), a known carcinogen, is immediately converted to Cr(+3) upon exposure to biological tissues. Cr(+3) is the only chromium species found in biological specimens.
Serum Cr concentrations are likely to be increased above the reference range in patients with metallic joint prosthesis. Prosthetic devices produced by Depuy Company, Dow Corning, Howmedica, LCS, PCA, Osteonics, Richards Company, Tricon, and Whiteside typically are made of chromium, cobalt, and molybdenum. This list of products is incomplete, and these products change occasionally; see prosthesis product information for each device for composition details.
Useful For Suggests clinical disorders or settings where the test may be helpful
Screening for occupational exposure
Monitoring metallic prosthetic implant wear
Interpretation Provides information to assist in interpretation of the test results
Results greater than the flagged value indicate clinically significant exposure to chromium (Cr) (see Cautions about specimen collection).
Prosthesis wear is known to result in increased circulating concentration of metal ions. Modest increase (0.3-0.6 ng/mL) in serum Cr concentration is likely to be associated with a prosthetic device in good condition. Serum concentrations >1 ng/mL in a patient with Cr-based implant suggest significant prosthesis wear. Increased serum trace element concentrations in the absence of corroborating clinical information do not independently predict prosthesis wear or failure.
Cautions Discusses conditions that may cause diagnostic confusion, including improper specimen collection and handling, inappropriate test selection, and interfering substances
Specimens from unexposed individuals collected using metal-free collection procedures typically have chromium >0.3 ng/mL. Chromium is present in our environment at 100-fold to 1,000-fold higher concentration than found in biological tissues. Reports of increased serum chromium could be due to external contamination. Metal-free serum collection procedures must be followed, and centrifuged serum must be aliquoted into a Mayo Medical Laboratories metal-free vial to avoid external contamination. Specimens collected using an anticoagulant are unacceptable; trace amounts of chromium are present in anticoagulants used in evacuated collection tubes.
High concentrations of gadolinium and iodine are known to interfere with most metals tests. If either gadolinium- or iodine-containing contrast media has been administered, a specimen cannot be collected for 96 hours.
Reference Values Describes reference intervals and additional information for interpretation of test results. May include intervals based on age and sex when appropriate. Intervals are Mayo-derived, unless otherwise designated. If an interpretive report is provided, the reference value field will state this.
<0.3 ng/mL
When collected by a phlebotomist experienced in ultra-clean collection technique and handled according to the instructions in Trace Metals Analysis Specimen Collection and Transport in Special Instructions, we have observed the concentration of chromium in serum to be <0.3 ng/mL. However, the majority of specimens submitted for analysis from unexposed individuals contain 0.3-0.9 ng/mL of chromium. Commercial evacuated blood collection tubes not designed for trace-metal specimen collection yield serum containing 2.0-5.0 ng/mL chromium derived from the collection tube.
Clinical References Provides recommendations for further in-depth reading of a clinical nature
1. Vincent JB: Elucidating a biological role for chromium at a molecular level. Acc Chem Res 2000 July;33(7):503-510
2. NIOSH Hexavalent Chromium Criteria Document Update. September 2008; Available from URL: http://www.cdc.gov/niosh/topics/hexchrom/
3. Keegan GM, Learmonth ID, Case CP: A systematic comparison of the actual, potential, and theoretical health effects of cobalt and chromium exposures from industry and surgical implants. Crit Rev Toxicol 2008;38:645-674
4. Tower SS: Arthroprosthetic cobaltism: Neurological and cardiac manifestations in two patients with metal-on-metal arthroplasty: A case report. J Bone Joint Surg Am 2010;92:1-5


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Hope your day is going well. Well, from my subject clearly stated, you would know I write with a dilemma. I love computers. I love the whole idea of programming. I even went so far as to take some university classes online on computer science and I'm only in 11th grade! But, I'm not the best at physics (although I know I will improve eventually). And, most jobs in the area of computer science require that I do physics (and am pretty good at it). I really don't want to do Physics because my scores are really not that good. Is there any career in the computer science department that does not require you to be an expert at physics or economics (I'm not a fan of economics either). And, I want to be as close to computer programming as I can. Please help me. Thank you for your time. I am truly grateful.
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An International Organization Dedicated to the Education, Research and Treatment of Spinal Deformity
Our Mission is to Foster Optimal Care for All Patients with Spinal Deformities
This condition of side-to-side spinal curves is called scoliosis. On an x-ray, the spine of a person with scoliosis looks more like an "S" or a "C" than a straight line. Some of the bones in a scoliotic spine also may have rotated slightly, making the person's waist or shoulders appear uneven.
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A few days ago, I finished reading the twelfth, penultimate book in the entertaining confection that is the Sookie Stackhouse Southern Vampire series. It took me about a month to get through all twelve—not bad. If you don't know, the books are the basis for the HBO series True Blood. And if you don't know True Blood, then you are missing out on funny, sexy, gory goodness! Of course, it's not for everyone. I can think of a few grandmothers who wouldn't be pleased to watch it.
The books are different although the voice of the heroine, Sookie, stays true in the TV show. While I was reading the series, it struck me how tiring it must be for author Charlaine Harris to have to repeat information in each and every book. How many times did I get introduced to Sookie's telepathy or the fact that she'd killed a major nemesis in her kitchen with a shotgun or a description of her gorgeous yet scary vampire boyfriend's long blond hair and blue eyes?
Since I'm working on a sequel to The Flower Bowl Spell, I think about how much old information I'll need to relate. I kind of want to approach the new book as a stand-alone, but I think that can be tricky as well. To use an example from a totally different genre, Louise Erdrich recycles characters and settings all the time in her novels—they are like real people living their lives on a different plane of existence, and Erdrich drops in now and then to record for readers in her lyrical prose when something dramatic happens to them.
It's a fine line a writer has to straddle in giving too much away or not offering enough information. Sometimes, the best thing to do is to stop over-thinking and just write.
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Here's the fix that costs zero dollars and only requires patience, some basic tools, electrical tape, and the perseverance that only a true cheapskate can muster. I performed this instructable on my very own HP Pavillion's power cord and adapter.
Where's the Break?: Consider where the break in the power cord occurs.
- This Instructable is for a break in the coaxial (round, thin) cable, near the adapter instead of near the laptop pin/plug. In my case, the cable break was close to the adapter, so much so that I had to break it apart to get enough wire for the fix. If you're even closer than I was, you may have to solder.
This instructable may not help you if:
- You have 2" of cord on either side of the break. If so, you don't need to read on. Just cut the cord at the break, expose about an inch of cord on each side, twist the separate insides together, insulate from each other w/ e-tape, then wrap the whole mess with e-tape.
- Your cord is breaking on the base-end of the strain-releif (as was the case for Surroundsound). Your fix will slightly differentiate from this Instructable. See Surroundsound5000's comment in the comments at the bottom of the page. He includes some helpful pics.
Notes: I somewhat followed Morris Rosenthal's example, as well as Prometheus' example for this instructable.
8/31/09 UPDATE: It's coming up on the year anniversary of my power cord repair. I haven't had to repair it again and haven't had any complications. Here's hoping for another year!
12/28/10 UPDATE: Consider epoxy over e-tape when binding the power adapter back together. Epoxy adds a couple bucks to the repair and can be intimidating, but it is less insulating and therefore less prone to causing the unit to overheat... Last month my power adapter started overheating (to the touch) so I decided to unwrap the whole thing, saw some air vents in the plastic, epoxy it back together, and add stick-on rubber foot pads. It helped with the overheating issues.
Wonderful information on how to fix the laptop power cord
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ok, opened unit, green LED never lights, no voltage out to type of. Guess it's a goner.out the wires, con
Its pretty dangerous. Did it work for you afterward? I expect it did. My hp power adapter didn't work before and i didn't repire it.I bough a new one from eachbattery.com. It is a great source for OEM chargers if you can find them.
A while ago, the adapter-charger of my laptop (Acer Extensa 4630Z) had a short-circuited wire outlet. After following the step-by-step instructions presented in this online guide I was able to repair my adapter-charger for my laptop.
Besides a flat-head screwdriver and duct tape, I had made use of a pair of scissors to serve as a wire cutter and also made use of a household candle and a set of safety matches.
I found it easier to pry open the casing of the adapter-charger using the above-mentioned utilities. I had to heat the end of a rusted screwdriver to quicken the process and pry open the casing; and viola I fixed it in no time at all!
Opening the casing of the adapter-charger by sheer physical force and using a hacksaw was rather dangerous, energy-draining and time-consuming.
To prevent overheating, leave the side open - only tape the center - to permit heat to escape which automatically cools down the adapter-charger to prevent any overheating.
And thank you for the guide !
The plastic case is hard to get open but I fixed it and I replaced the green led with a blue one.thanks my pappy is happily charging :-)
Thanks actionscription !!!
Thanks for the guide!
only difference i notied was my charger has the coaxal, and the white wire but inside the white wire is more coaxal and a blue wire so i think this is where ive gone wrong
If I'm just fixing the wire will electrical tape be enough?? The whole thing can get pretty hot and I'm slightly worried it might melt or something..


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Easy Rider
Peter Fonda and Dennis Hopper shun haircuts in favour of biking across America in search of drugs and free love. Easy Rider defines its era with a fitting lack of clarity.
Beavis and Butt-Head do America
"Uh, Beavis, I think we're gonna score." They never did, but MTV's second ever film put our favourite monosyllabic teens on the road. Mike Judge's title characters were supported by roles from Bruce Willis and Demi Moore.
Little Miss Sunshine
Bets were taken on whether the VW bus or the dysfunctional family inside it would break down first in Little Miss Sunshine. Eventually things turned ugly at a junior beauty pageant is this disturbing comedy.
National Lampoon's Vacation
Clark Griswold (Chevy Chase) hits the road with his family in tow in the first – and best – of the National Lampoon's films. The destination is Walley World amusement park, but the predictably chaotic journey takes a turn for the worse when cantankerous Aunt Edna comes along for the ride.
Rain Man
You're highly autistic and scared of change. Worst case scenario: you find out you have a secret brother who wants to take you on a road trip. Actually, it's worse than that: your brother is Tom Cruise.
Bombon: El Perro
One man and his dog hit the road in this humble Hispano-Argentine road movie about luck, fate and kindness. And the sex lives of dogs.
The Sure Thing
It's not a bet. It's a girl. And not the girl John Cusack has to share a ride with to get to the party. Think The African Queen on asphalt and you're pretty much there.
How anyone managed to successfully pitch a wine-tasting buddy movie we'll never know. Thankfully, they did, and this rich caper though California's vineyards is the result. Sales of merlot plummetted.
A kid called Columbus (played by Jesse "Zuckerberg" Eisenberg) emerges from a World of Warcraft marathon to find zombies have taken over America. When Tallahassee (Woody Harrelson) shows up, Columbus joins his road-based quest for Twinkies and zombie annihilation.
Thelma & Louise
Ridley "Alien" Scott once again opts for talent over totty in Thelma & Louise. Geena Davis and Susan Sarandon go on the run in a '66 Thunderbird convertible after killing a hillbilly. The, ahem, cliffhanger ending is the stuff of legend.
The Motorcycle Diaries
Before kickstarting the Cuban Revolution, Che Guevara kickstarted a Norton 500 called La Poderosa and set off on a trip with his mate Alberto. Fortunately for us, he kept a diary. Better still, we don't have to read it thanks to this excellent film.
The Straight Story
The Straight Story makes David Lynch seem normal for a couple of hours. It also impresses the lesson that if you're undertaking a road trip to see your aged, ailing brother, you should drive something faster than a ride-on lawnmower.
The Reivers
It's the early days of the motor car, and Steve McQueen is pioneering joyriding in a canary yellow Winton Flyer. His mate Ned comes along for the ride, ostensibly to teach horses to race by feeding them sardines. You had to be there.
Road Trip
According to the tagline, it's "the greatest college tradition of all." Whether that applies to mailing your long-distance girlfriend a sex tape of your exploits with a fellow student or the ensuing titular journey is the closest this comedy gets to ambiguity. Not subtle, but it raises a smile.
Vanishing Point
Depending who you listen to, Vanishing Point is either an incisive existentialist commentary on the post-Woodstock era or a confusing waste of petrol. Watch it for the stunningly shot scenery and pick a side.
Mad Max
An unknown actor called Mel Gibson stepped up to play the lead in his native Australia's violence-drenched fictional future where bike gangs maraud the deserted highways in search of trouble. Such was the brutality, the film was banned in Sweden until 2005.
Y Tu Mama Tambien
This road trip-based Mexican menage-a-trois demonstrates that sex can easily be juxtaposed for the usual gas station/roadhouse/wisecracking road trip antics with equally destructive results. Good times.
Smokey and the Bandit
If you've never seen Smokey and the Bandit, you probably grew up in house without a TV. Endless repeats aside, it was the second-highest grossing film of 1977. The first? A little sci-fi effort called Star Wars.
Dennis Weaver's terrified salesman is chased by a massive truck for an hour. Although made for TV, not cinematic release, Spielberg's feature directing debut is much better than it sounds.
The Cannonball Run
Based on real events, The Cannonball Run is what Wacky Races would have looked like as a live-action movie with a Jackie Chan cameo. Roger Moore plays himself. Nothing new there, then.
The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert
Just when you thought every road trip movie character combination had been used up, along come the Australians with Hugo Weaving, Guy Pearce and Terence Stamp. Dressed as women. In a bus.
Wild at Heart
David Lynch assembled a cast of suitably loony characters for this strange trailer trash road movie. But it's brilliantly shot, packed with memorable scenes and full of bizarre Wizard of Oz references.
Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan
Borat had appeared in Sacha Baron Cohen's Ali G Indahouse briefly, but here he got his own feature-length American road trip. Good job he packed his mankini.
Jeepers Creepers
Not to be confused with the 1939 western starring Roy Rogers, Jeepers Creepers doles out jumpy moments like Rambo doles out bullets. A gruesome horror not to be watched before driving solo at night.
Dumb and Dumber
Clearly not the smartest film on the list, but if you can keep a straight face as Lloyd and Harry bumble through America in their dog-shaped "shaggin' wagon", you need to pull over and have your funny sensor checked.
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Exotic canned meats and fishes inside the Holy Land Market.
Third Creek Greenway right after the recent snowstorm.
Patrons at the Holy Land Market.
The climbing wall at River Sports Outfitters.
Mackey's Barber Shop.
Concrete Service, at the head of Sutherland Avenue.
Jimmie Wheeler, owner of the Ski-Scuba Center, gives an intro to scuba diving in the center's indoor pool.
Huntington Place Apartments.
A home in the Forest Hills section of Sutherland.
A couple houses in what some there call the Marble City section of Sutherland Avenue.
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Cops, book store nab thief
A book thief, who was caught in the act last year at Off Square Books, was sentenced to five years of probation last month during the January court term of the Lafayette County Circuit Court. Read about the sting operation between the Oxford Police Department and the owner and employees of Off Square Books, and other cases settled during the court term in today's EAGLE. (February 1, 2012, Page 1)


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Lady Bucs keep winning, move streak to 12 with win at Stetson
Friday, October 27, 2006
"Stetson played well tonight," said head coach Lindsey Devine. "We started slow in every game, and we need to learn to have better mental focus from the first point; especially heading into the postseason."
After the two schools split the match's first two games, the Lady Bucs (21-5, 8-0) seized control with a 30-28 triumph in the third frame. After taking the 2-1 match advantage, the ladies never looked back, rolling past the Hatters (5-17, 0-7) in game four, 30-18.
ETSU outhit the Hatters .225-.183 for the match, including a monstrous .500 percentage in the match-sealing fourth game. The Lady Bucs match hitting percentage is also their third-best mark this season in a four-game match.
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LOL,this is funny and weird.
LOL,this is funny and weird.
So, a lush who probably can't even remember where he is half of the time claims that a scumbag gangster stole his ring?
I'm so confused, I don't know who to believe here!
Putin stole Kraft's ring? Couldn't have happened to a nicer man, lol.
Birds of a feather...
My momma say, "Kraftie, ya don't hang around them kinda people and them kinda thangs don't happen!" lol
Best quote on the NE news site:
"My money is on Putin set Hernandez up!" #
Revenge of the Putin! Never media-slap a bigger ganster than you, Kraftie!
Maybe Snowden stopped in Moscow on his way back to United States to pick up Krafts ring?
The above post is not subject to penalty under the TOS I declare the Hayden Fox defense. " It is impossible for the staff to know my context therefore I cannot be penalized"
Whats also funny is all while this pat's stuff is going down, Belichick is out of the country watching it from the outside looking in.


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Lindy C. Lydic, 33, of 15 Easton St. Kane, died March 31, 2011 due to injuries received in an automobile accident.
She was born Jan. 26, 1978 in Rochester, NYÂ to John and Beth (Pearce) Cooper, who both survive.
Lindy did her Masters Degree work online and her undergraduate work at Niagara University. She was employed as a Business Education teacher at the Sheffield Area Middle School. Lindy was an active member in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
Renald J. "Ren" Michaud, 80, recently of Kane and formerly of Genesee, died Tuesday morning, March 29, 2011 at the Kane Community Hospital.
Born Jan. 27, 1931 in Jamaica, Long Island, N.Y., he was the son of Louis P. and Claire I. Tessier Michaud.
Mr. Michaud served in the Transportation Corps in the U.S. Army during the Korean War. He later owned and operated Michaud's Country Store in Genesee for many years.
Martha Alice Vantine passed away March 25, 2011 in Weatherford, Texas, one month after celebrating her 95th birthday.Â
She was born in Kanesholm on Feb. 20, 1916 to Edward and Alice Magnuson. Martha and her family moved to Amarillo, Texas in 1955 where for 24 years she worked as a purchasing agent for the Veterans Affairs hospital.Â
While in Amarillo, she was an accomplished seamstress who was active in Sweet Adelines and the United Methodist Women at St. Paul UMC.
Charles H. "Charlie" Stauffer, age 86, of Overbrook, died on Wednesday, March 23, 2011.
He was the beloved husband of Marguerite L. for 63 years; father of Karen (Bob) Clager, Chuck (Carol), Linda (Joe) Paul, Russell and the late Harry; loving grandfather of 17 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren. Charlie was a proud U.S. Marine veteran who served in the Pacific Theater during World War II and was a member of the Boilermaker Union, Local #154. Â
Frank Trulik, 84, previously of Lamont, died Sunday, March 27, 2011, at the Lutheran Home at Kane.
Born Aug. 7, 1926, in Lamont, he was a son of the late Martin and Barbara Simun Trulik.
Frank spent most of his life as a farmer and woodworker and was known for his log cabin-style birdhouses. He was affectionately referred to as the "Mayor" of Lamont and constructed Trulik Springs in 1977, which still bears his name.
He served in the Army during WW II. He was a member of St. Callistus Catholic Church.
Carla E. Hilty, 78, of 30 Hemlock Ave., died Saturday, March 26, 2011, at Kane Community Hospital.
Born April 20, 1932, in Natrona Heights, she was a daughter of the late Victor R. and Ethel Nyquist Hilty.
A graduate of Wilcox High School and Grove City College in 1954, she taught English and German at Kane Area High School for 35 years prior to retirement. She also had attended Penn State.
Barbara Ann Bray 81, formerly of 502 Walnut St., died Wednesday, March 23, 2011, at the Lutheran Home at Kane.
Born Sept. 11, 1929, in Kane, she was a daughter of Edwin and Dora Engman Hallberg. On May 29, 1949, in Kane, she married Harry N. Bray who preceded her in death.
Mrs. Bray, a graduate of Kane High School Class of 1947, was also a member of the First United Methodist Church. Before her retirement, she had been employed as a clerk at the former Market Basket in Kane.
Kathy J. Wolfgang, 51, of 784 Gibbs Hill Rd., died Tuesday, March 22, 2011, at Hamot Medical Center in Erie.
Born Sept. 28, 1959, in Kane, she was a daughter of Richard and Rita Donachy Wolfgang.
Ms. Wolfgang had been employed at Kane Screen.
Mary Ann Sobota, 73, of Lindholm Rd., died Monday, March 21, 2011, at Sena Kean Manor.
Born Dec. 1, 1937, in Kane, she was a daughter of Andrew and Hazel Lundgren Sobota.
Ms. Sobota had worked for Stackpole for many years and had also worked at the Hub in Smethport. She was a member of St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Mt. Jewett.
Surviving are a brother, Daniel Sobota, and a sister, Darlene Jashurek, both of Johnsonburg; and two nieces and a nephew.
She was preceded in death, in addition to her parents, by her longtime companion, John Belinda.
Pearl A. Bradybaugh, 99, formerly of 43 Brickyard Rd. near East Kane, died Tuesday morning, March 8, 2011 at the Lutheran Home at Kane.
Born June 21, 1911 in East Kane, she was the daughter of Norman H. and Loie M. Knapp Quick. On May 30, 1928 in Kane, she married Harry A. Bradybaugh, who died in 1982.
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Nico Rosberg is expecting a "great race" against Lewis Hamilton as the Mercedes team-mates battle for the victory in Canada.
Although Hamilton goes into Sunday's race with three Canadian wins his tally, Rosberg has the on-track advantage having taken pole position.
At at track where many predicted Hamilton edge ahead, it was Rosberg who set the fastest time in qualifying.
The Championship leader crossed the line at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve with a 1:14.874, which was 0.079s quicker than his team-mate's best.
Pressed as to whether he was delighted given his team-mate's record in Montreal, he said: "I'm not really aware of Lewis's record but of course I know it's a track where he is really strong.
"I'm very happy it worked out. It is great.
It has been a fantastic day and all through the weekend we have been progressing all the time, getting stronger and stronger.
"I'm in the best position for tomorrow."
Asked how he managed to beat team-mate Hamilton, the 28-year-old added: "It's just working at it all the time.
"Looking at data, working with my engineers trying to improve the set-up, trying to understand areas where I can still do better.
"It's just an onward process and it's great that it worked out."
Rosberg, who went even quicker in his second run in Q2, revealed that his confidence was boosted ahead of his second run knowing that he already had a very good time on the board.
"That helps a lot because I have a banker lap and that's a big advantage to have, a definite benefit," he stated.
As for Sunday's 70-lap Canadian Grand Prix, he is expecting a "great race" against his team-mate for the victory.
"It'll be a great race for sure - against Lewis I imagine. I just have to work hard on the strategy tonight to see what I have to do to stay in front."
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I think Darvish is a very legitimate Cy Young contender this year. His stuff is filthy, he's had a year to adapt, and he had a much higher ERA than FIP or xFIP.
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (June 7, 2011) - After one of the most successful seasons in 30 years, ETSU baseball head coach Tony Skole sat down to answer a few questions for Buccaneer baseball fans on Tuesday.
What are some of the highlights that stick in your mind the most from a season full of achievements and records?
I thought we had a very good year. We didn't accomplish all of our goals, but when I look back on the season, we sure did a lot of good things. Obviously the 36 wins stand out. This was the most Division I wins in a season in school history. Obviously we felt like we let a few games get away that we should have won, but every team in the country feels that way as well. Due to our success, our ball club was in the national spotlight for most of the season. From a growth standpoint for our program, our administration, and our community I feel like we are finally on the map and ready to make the next step.
When you have successful seasons, it is because you have players who have successful seasons. We had a lot of players make significant contributions. From an individual standpoint, the accomplishments that Paul Hoilman was able to achieve this year were simply amazing. It seemed like he was breaking a record every week. Bo Reeder was phenomenal as well earning first team All American honors as a two way player. Hitting 15 homeruns while recording 18 saves is very impressive.
Do you feel like the NCAA Selection committee made a mistake in not putting the Bucs in the field of 64?
I don't blame the NCAA Selection committee for us not being in the NCAA tournament. We controlled our own destiny and made our own bed. Throughout the entire season we should have and could have done a little more to insure our spot. Not being in the field was a huge disappointment for players, our coaching staff and everyone close to our program. When our name did not get called it really hurt and I still don't know if I'm over it yet. The selection committee has a very difficult job to do, especially with those teams that are on the bubble. With our RPI and Strength of Schedule so high, I thought we had a decent chance of getting included. Those two criteria over the last several years have been the most important items on your resume and we were very solid there. It just happens that this season those two criteria were not considered as important as in the past. There is no doubt that not hearing our name called will definitely fuel the fire for our program's motivation for next season.
The team had its best season since 1981 when the program was one win away from going to the College World Series in Omaha. What can people expect from the Buccaneer baseball team in 2012?
I wish we could start practice tomorrow. I am very excited about our returning players and the recruiting class we have coming in. We will be a veteran ball club, with a lot of experience returning. We are losing some great players, but we feel like we have been able to address those departures. Our makeup will be different as we will have to be more dynamic on the offensive side. We lived and died by the homerun this year and as exciting as it was, the strikeouts that came with it, really limited us from being consistent. Assistant Coach C lay Greene and I looking forward to coaching this new group of hitters. We also anticipate being better than ever on the pitching and defensive side. This is what will ultimately be the deciding factor whether or not we accomplish our goals, so it is encouraging to have these pieces of the puzzle.
Also we will be opening our new stadium next season. I can't begin to put in words what this will do for our program and our community. It will be a beautiful place and I am excited to watch it all come together.
With the starting rotation pretty much remaining intact for next year how much will they be counted on to carry the squad?
Every college baseball program in the country that plays into June relies on their pitching and defense. That is just the nature of successful baseball. It has always been that way and will always be that way. You just can't be successful if you can't pitch and defend. Our pitching staff will be very deep and we should have some very good matchup options out of our bullpen. Assistant Coach Reid Casey has done a great job of developing those guys. We have some talented arms coming in as well, so that is also exciting, but overall the best thing our pitching staff brings to the park is that they compete their tails off every day. This alone gives us the chance to win every day.
How much have local players like Paul Hoilman, Derek Trent and Bo Burton meant to this program?
Those guys have meant so much to our program and university. I feel very fortunate to have been able to coach them. All of them have done so many spectacular things for us between the lines, but I think where we will really miss them is simply how they went about their business every day. All three of them have been great students and leaders on our campus, but as a coach I will always remember how they always showed up to get after it every single day. From a personal standpoint, the relationships I develop with my players are the most important aspects of my job. I am excited to see what the future holds for these guys and excited to see our relationships continue.
What was it like to coach a team that not only led the country in home runs as a team, but also had the national saves leader as well?
It was exciting to say the least. The homerun is the most exciting play in baseball and of course when you are in a lot of save situations, this means the games are close and on the line in the 9th inning. It is crazy to say, but we almost had too much power in our lineup this year. We really had some guys who could hit the ball a real long way, but usually with homeruns and big swings come strikeouts and we just didn't put the ball in play often enough to be a complete offensive team. When you strikeout you just don't put any pressure on your opponents. Instead of leading the country in homeruns again next year, our goal will be to lead the country in doubles. And of course we would like to lead the country in saves as well.
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Five different law enforcement agencies lined Mistletoe Road a little after 10 a.m. Tuesday responding to what the Jackson County Sheriff's Department said was an officer involved shooting.
The sheriff's office said the shooting happened at the mobile home on 35 Mistletoe Road.
Employees at Blackstone Audio right next to the home where it all happened said they saw officers with assault rifles hurrying to get to the property.
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"He's also got American flags hanging upside down on his property. He almost had like an anarchist kind of attitude it seemed like," Weiss said.
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Ashland, Ore. -- Multiple agencies responded to an officer involved shooting in Ashland this morning. Officials say the incident was between an officer and a man who lives in a trailer on Mistletoe Road.
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Medford Superintendent Dr. Phil long says it's taken a while to produce a final contract "It's really important we get it right. About 80% of our cost is related to personnel and between these two bargaining units, 65-70 million dollars we're talking about. So, we just want to make sure we are clear on language and intent, and we'll move forward."
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