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The Buffalo Bills reports Buffalo Bills starting CB Nate Clements is an explosive option at returning punts, but the Bills don't want him exposed to extra pounding.
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Wed, 23 Jul 2003 11:40:06 -0700
The Buffalo News reports Buffalo Bills WR James Jett has an inside track at the team's fifth receiver spot because of his NFL experience and how well he understands how to play the game. His speed could also be an asset to the team's vertical passing game.
Bills | Johnson Could Win Roster Spot
Wed, 23 Jul 2003 11:39:26 -0700
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Bills | FB Position Open
Wed, 23 Jul 2003 11:31:30 -0700
The Buffalo News reports the Buffalo Bills' starting fullback position will not be decided until contact begins. Bills FB Phillip Crosby was No. 1 in minicamp, but former Pro Bowl FB Sam Gash is one of the most powerful lead blockers the NFL has seen. Crosby has improved as a blocker and receiver, but the smart money is on Gash.
Bills | Starting Job Not Secure for Sullivan
Wed, 23 Jul 2003 11:25:22 -0700
The Buffalo News reports after starting all 16 games at a new position last year, Buffalo Bills RG Marques Sullivan is not guaranteed a starting spot. The team is high on second-year OG Mike Pucillo, who didn't play last year but had a strong off-season. While Sullivan has a lot of upside, he was the Bills' most penalized lineman. If he falters, Pucillo might be ready to take over.
Bills | Brown Gets Shot For Backup QB Spot
Wed, 23 Jul 2003 11:06:22 -0700
The Buffalo News reports Buffalo Bills QB Travis Brown will get every opportunity to supplant longtime veteran QB Alex Van Pelt as Drew Bledsoe's understudy. There appears to be pressure on Van Pelt, whose $650,000 salary could become an issue if he is the third-stringer. The Bills would like Brown to win the job. If he doesn't, the Bills might consider grooming another young quarterback next season.
Bills | McGahee Injury Update
Wed, 23 Jul 2003 06:42:05 -0700
Updating previous reports, according to Kevin Oklobzija, of the Rochester Democrat & Chronicle, an expert surgeon said Buffalo Bills RB Willis McGahee (knee) should not return until October, about nine months after he tore three ligaments in his knee. "One ligament is seven months (to recover). Multiple ligaments are nine months. That's protocol (at University Sports Medicine) and it's a published protocol," Dr. Robert Bronstein said. Even if he is able to play, NFL trainers expect it to take 18 months to fully recover.
Bills | Kelsay Nears Agreement
Wed, 23 Jul 2003 06:38:05 -0700
Allen Wilson, of the Buffalo News, reports the Buffalo Bills are close to reaching an agreement with second-round pick DE Chris Kelsay.
Bills | Competition at CB
Wed, 23 Jul 2003 06:10:20 -0700
Updating previous reports, the Buffalo News reports Buffalo Bills CB Dainon Sidney will compete against CB Kevin Thomas for the team's nickel back position.
Bills | Competition at Left End
Wed, 23 Jul 2003 06:06:30 -0700
Updating previous reports, the Buffalo News reports Buffalo Bills DE Marcus Jones is the early favorite to win the starting left defensive end position. He will be challenged by DEs Chris Kelsay, Keith McKenzie and Ryan Denney.

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After a bit of figuring, we decided to make our bookcase 34"x12"x92" with eight shelves in it. Though we strongly urge you to design for what suits your needs best, in our case we wanted a tall bookcase with a maximum of storage space. We calculated that this setup will hold about twice as many books as most units on the market, so that was a big bonus.
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Smaller bookcases will of course be cheaper, but this is about as large as you'd want to go, so we're giving a worst-case scenario here. Note, however, that this is still $200 cheaper than the next best solid oak candidate.
A bookcase is basically a five-sided box with the front part open, so to begin constructing one, first cut the pieces for the first four sides. With the first piece of 3/4" ply laid out, mark out the first 11"x92"piece which'll serve as the sides and cut it out. Then do the same for its mate. Measuring and cutting them out separately may seem like a pain, but unless you're really good at figuring kerf, this way is much safer.
My friend always looked for the curve in the wood by laying it on a reliably flat surface to discern the direction of the curve. He positioned his shelves so that the curve was toward the top. In this way, the weight of the books, tchotchkies or other items resting on the shelf would bear down on the upward curve and give the items a straight surface to rest on.
Just something to keep in mind.
If your wood is "straight" as far as you can tell, be prepared to reverse (turn the shelf over) when it begins to sag. It's not the fault of the builder or the quality of the wood that will do this. It is the weight of the items we place on them. Especially books. I tend to want my shelves to rest on a support that will let me turn them as I notice sag developing. I got LOTS of BIG HEAVY books.
@Toolmonger: Great instructable! Very easy to read and good pictures.
80 grit is a carpenter's bread and butter, which is why I quit shopping at Home Depot. For a long time they quit stocking 80 grit. I asked why and they told me that they sold more 100 grit and not enough 60 grit. I shook my head and said, "Okay, buy why did you quit selling 80 grit?" He just stared at me. Needless to say, it was Lowes for me after that. Man, do I miss a decent lumber yard.
I used to do things like this all the time when I lived in an apartment and didn't have the luxury of using a table saw and other equipment like that, which one can use if you have a garage or shop. I made a lot of neat things, which just goes to show you that if you have a little motivation and DIY skills there is a lot open to you regardless of your situation. Thanks for sharing this.
I also find myself wishing there was a lumber yard instead of going to Lowes or HD. I feel like I would have more of a selection of wood. I also feel like the selection of connective hardware is less than what it used to be (kinda like how radio shack used to sell everything an electronics tinkerer could ever want and now all they sell is cell phones and pre-made crap).
I'm about to make a set of book shelves for a corner in my bedroom, a TV stand, coffee table, custom record player cabinet and recently put in a simple workstation in my recording booth (walk-in closet turned into a recording booth).
Thanks a lot, pressed the favorite button before I even started reading! Now all is left is to fill that 3.5m x 2.5m empty wall...
A suggestion if you make your shelves longer than 30 inches.
Instead of using the 3/4" decorative trim on the front of the shelves, use ~1"x1-1/2" trim boards glued to the front of the shelves. Use the trim router (step #19) to put a decorative edge on the front to keep it nice looking like the rest of the shelving unit.
This will stiffen the shelf so that you won't get swayback shelves over time while storing those Encyclopaedia Britannicas that you got from Grandma for your 10th birthday.
A 3/4"x3/4" under the back edge of the shelves would help when showing off your decorative engine blocks and glass scupltures, or if you just have to beef things up to feel better when making things.
Advanced skill suggestion.
At steps #15 and #16, use more side trim to cover the front of the fixed middle shelf. It'll be harder to make it look nice, but may be worth it. If you make this change, consider making the height of this shelf the same as the window ledges in the room or at kitchen counter height.
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I was hesitant to post this the past few months. Not everyone wants to hear about injuies. But I've made a few aquaintences here, so-
I foolishly hit my head a few months ago- on vacation , bled a bit, didn't pass out, came back & worked away at my two jobs.
Two months later, and a few hospital bills later, the pain is worse than ever, yet I still seem to keep working, but live with much less joy. I feel it is the worst thing that has ever happened to me. Even my heart physically feels a bit of strain now.
Just wondering if anyone else has gone through this sort of thing. Thanks- and take care.
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Ouch! And bummer, Jeff.
Personally, on that scale nothing like that has happened to me so far, but my sister currently battles chronic fatigue and fibromyalgia; I hope to play a greater role in helping her fight these maladies in the near future.
Prayers 'n thoughts are with 'ya, Jeff. Goes to show you--can't keep a good man down.
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Jeff, when I read the title of your topic, I thought you'd be talking about carpal tunnel or sciatica or something along those lines. Sorry to learn of what you're dealing with. That must make work and life very difficult for you indeed. Are you on pain medication? Does it help? Do you meditate? Maybe a holistic approach to your pain is a better way to go. Some people have tried acupuncture and they say it helps. I wish you the best with what you're dealing with, I really do. Try to relax and let go of anxiety. It'll calm your heart. I find that meditation and prayer helps when I'm having difficulties. Also exercise if it's possible for you to do it without aggravating the pain. It helps greatly in relieving stress.
And if none of those methods work, watch movies. They'll get your mind off of things.
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Thanks very much for the responses. My pain has made me more symapthetic to others in pain. To all those dealing with pain here at AN, I just want to say to hang in there & don't give up.
I've taken some Tylanol, and a lot of Vitamins, especially B. Funny on over-the-counter meds, how it says to stop & consult your doctor after 10 days. Doctor? Insurance? Wha-? Charles, yes I spend a bit of time in prayer/meditation. I should increase the time each day perhaps.
The heart's feeling a bit better. I'm going to try to slow down on the work a bit so the brain can recover a bit as well, but it is hard to do.
I'm hoping life will be close to how it was before the injury soon. Heh- life was easier.
Take care- and thanks.
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The ETSU baseball team begins the 2011 season Friday, Feb. 18 as the Marist Red Foxes come to town. Every day, leading up to the first pitch, different members of the 2011 squad will check in with Buccaneer fans. Today freshman Clinton Freeman is letting ETSU fans get to know him a little better.
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Favorite class at ETSU: First Aid
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Day 1 Venice
Arrive at any time. As your fellow travellers are arriving throughout the day, there are no planned activities until your Group Meeting this evening, so check-in to the hotel (check-in time is approx 3pm) and enjoy the city. Check the notice boards or ask at reception for the exact time and location of the group meeting. After the meeting, you might like to take the option of heading out for a meal in a nearby local restaurant to further get to know your CEO and travelling companions. Please make every effort to arrive on time for this important welcome meeting. If you are delayed and will arrive late, please inform us - contact numbers are provided in these notes. Your Chief Experience Officer will then leave you a message at the front desk informing you of where and when to meet up.
Days 2 Venice (1B)
Enjoy an orientation walk through local markets and neighbourhoods of Venice. Option to visit museums, churches and the Doge's Palace, or take a gondola ride. Rise early for a walk through the local neighbourhoods of Venice, away from the tourists. Discover little known sights such as the only remaining traditional Gondola making workshop on Venice, gardens, and kids playing football in the Campo (children not actually guaranteed). Venice is one of the few cities in the world that can be truly described as unique. Over an extraordinarily long period, this "floating" city of water has been embellished with monuments of rare splendour that today make it a tourist attraction like none other in the world. Wonderful museums such as the Accademia or the Scuola di San Rocco give us the opportunity to enjoy great painters of the renaissance like Jacopo Tintoretto, Vittore Carpaccio or Tiziano. For a more contemporary take, why not visit the fabulous Peggy Guggenheim gallery, located inside her former home, right on the Grand Canal itself. While in the "city of canals", you can't miss out on a vaporetto (water-bus) ride along the Grand Canal. This is the best (and cheapest!) way to enjoy unparalleled views of the majestic palaces lining the water, the old-world shops of the Rialto Bridge, the Palace of the Doge (ruler of Venice), the Piazza and Basilica of San Marco and the romantic Bridge of Sighs. There will be plenty of time for you to wander the narrow, cobblestone streets and wide piazzas, crossing the hundreds of tiny bridges and of course, getting lost in Venice's labyrinth - by far the best way to discover this city's captivating magic.
Day 3 Cinque Terre Region (1B)
Head to Cinque Terre, one of the most beautiful areas of the Mediterranean. Overnight in a charming village perched on the rocky coast, and enjoy a boat ride on the crystal clear Ligurian Sea . Today we head west by private vehicle, towards the famous Cinque Terre National Park, one of the most beautiful and famous areas of the Mediterranean. Cinque terre [meaning five lands] is a Unesco World Heritage Site. They are car free and overwhelmingly charming despite the crowds. Human activity, in particular viticulture, has contributed to create a unique landscape, characterized by five charming villages perched on the rocky coast, the crystal clear Ligurian Sea lapping at their doorways, vineyards, olive groves and woodland towering up steeply from their backyards, and best of all, an extensive network of age-old footpaths and mule tracks awaiting your exploration. Also have the option to enjoy some truly amazing food. Eat a succulent starter of local anchovies marinated in lemon and locally produced olive oil, follow it with Trofie al Pesto (this is where it comes from!) and top the lot with the famous dessert wine schiattetra. Heaven. Estimated Travel Time: Private van - 5 hours
Days 4-6 Florence (3B)
Travel to Florence, the capital of the Tuscany region. Take an orientation walk with the CEO through the lively and ancient streets and enjoy an included aperitivo experience at a local bar. Day 5 and 6 are at leisure with a multitude of optionals including a day trip to the beautiful Tuscan town of Lucca, visit the Duomo, the Uffizi Gallery, the medieval Ponte Vecchio, the Medici Chapels or take an excursion to Pisa. Florence personifies all that is beautiful in Italian civilization. It is the capital of the Tuscany region with a population of approximately half a million people. The fathers of Italian painting, Cimabue and Giotto lived here, along with many other prominent artists. It is the birthplace of the Italian language (Dante Alighieri) and Europe's richest cultural period, The Italian Renaissance. Florence's cultural and historical impact attracts thousands of international travellers each year. In the summer, life in Florence can be found in the streets and squares. Outdoor cinemas, music, dance and theatre enliven most squares every evening. Fill your free day with a visit to the marvellous multi-coloured Duomo, the Uffizi Gallery, the medieval Ponte Vecchio or the Medici Chapels. Take a break at Piazza della Signoria with a gelato or an espresso before hitting the vivacious Piazza San Lorenzo to bargain for discounted woollen and leather goods. No visit to Florence would be complete without tasting the mouthwatering foods from this region: Bistecca alla fiorentina, ribollita, fagioli al uccelletta, stewed wild boar, pici cacio e pepe are all classics that make any Tuscan proud. Do we really need to mention the wines? You will leave this region with enhanced taste buds, a longing to return for more and a lifelong search for the same flavours upon your return home. One one of the evenings in Florence, we will walk up to Piazzale Michelangelo in the evening for the famous view over the River Arno and the city. Please note that it is very advisable to book tickets in advance for both the Uffizi and Accademia Galleries. The line-ups at these museums are always long and the time to visit them is limited. You can book online from home before you leave at www.weekendafirenze.com or by phone (+39) 055 294883 from Monday to Friday 8.30am-6.30pm, Saturday 8.30am-12.30pm. If you are interested in purchasing tickets we recommend that you do so once your G Adventure trip is confirmed (up to 2 months before if possible), especially for the ever-popular Uffizi, and for any time after 11am on Day 4 or at any time on Day 6 of your trip. For additional museum resources you might want to refer to this website, www.firenzemusei.it, for more information to plan your day in Florence. We have the option to take a day trip by local train to the beautiful little Tuscan town of Lucca where we take a walk along the historic walls. There is plenty of free time to get out and discover the city and its history. The best way to do this is to hire one of the hundreds of bikes for rent around the town and take to two wheels. Spin your way along the top of the stunning medieval city walls, zoom down into one of the many cobbled piazzas for an espresso and a revitalizing slice of pizza before setting off to take in some real culture at some of this little city's many palazzos, churches and towers. This classic medieval city has been well preserved over the centuries, and contained within the 16th Century walls you will find piazzas, towers, and copious marble-decorated churches. Today, Lucca is one of the wealthiest cities in Tuscany, a prosperity gained mostly through wine and olive oil production. This tranquil town is a fantastic place to take a gentle stroll, promenade atop the tree-lined walls or enjoy the gastronomic delights distinguished by the use of local aromatic herbs. Day 4 Estimated Travel Time: Train - 3 hours
Day 7 Naples (1B)
Catch the train to Naples with option to enjoy a fantastic meal in the birthplace of pizza. Option to to visit the National Archaeological Museum. Gape at the Veiled Christ, stroll through the chilled tunnels of underground Naples or just sit in a plaza with a cocktail and soak up this wonderful animated city so different from anywhere else in Italy where superstition blends with religion and Pizza reigns supreme! You can't say you went to Naples - the birthplace of pizza- until you have eaten its pizza so that is exactly what should be done. Estimated Travel Time: Train - 4-5 hours
Days 8 Pompeii/Sorrento (1B)
This morning, excursion to the ruins of ancient Pompeii with option to visit the ruins of Herculaneum or the summit of Mt Vesuvius. Continue by private bus to Sorrento where we are welcomed to the south with a visit to a local limoncello producer to learn about this delicious liqueur and enjoy a tasting. Estimated Travel Time: Private bus: 1hr to Pompei and 1hr Pompei to Sorrento
Day 9 Sorrento (1B)
Enjoy the day at leisure from our boutique hotel, just steps from the central Piazza. With options of visiting the islands of Capri or Ischia, or visit one of the many traditional limoncello producers to learn their secrets and sample some of this delicious liqueur. Sorrento is a small town in southern Italy, overlooking the Bay of Naples. A popular place for holiday already since the Ancient Romans, its climate is mild, and the scenic landscapes and sea views are stunning.
Day 10-11 Amalfi (2B,1L)
Take a private transfer to the stunning Amalfi coast with lunch at a local agriturismo that specializes in home grown, delicious produce. Continue to the hotel which offers spectacular views of the coastline. On Day 11, hike the famous 'Walk of the Gods' following ancient paths and trails linking isolated farms, villages, churches and monasteries. Probably the most famous walk of the Amalfi region, the trail climbs along ridges high above the coastal towns of Positano and Praiano, we hike the ancient trails, once the only road connecting these two villages. The path can be rough underfoot and a little exposed, but well worth it for the spectacular scenery and the chance to be so close to nature and "the Gods". The outstanding beauty of the Amalfi Coast can only be fully appreciated on foot. Follow ancient paths and trails linking isolated farms, villages, churches and monasteries. Most of the walking offers amazing views to the rugged coastline below with wonderful vistas from village to village. There are plenty of opportunities to visit ancient villages and exquisite churches. We take a morning bus to the small town of Bomerano, perched in the hills high above the sparkling sea. Then we follow a delightful path, narrow and with sensational views down to the sea far below, on our walk to the village of Montepertuso and down to Positano. We will walk past abandoned farmhouses and lemon groves, across high mountain pastures and through woodland, and finally down to hilltop villages and then steeply down to the coast again. The walk finishes in Positano, from where we catch a bus (public service) back to Amalfi. You will have time if you wish to explore the bustling resort town of Positano before heading back to our base in Amalfi. Estimated Travel Time: Day 11: transfer from Sorrento to Amalfi: 1 hour by private minivan Estimated Walking Time (Day 12): 5-6 hours
Day 12-13 Rome (2B)
Travel to Rome by private transfer and take an orientation walk with the CEO. On Day 13, option to visit the Colosseum and Roman Forum, the Vatican or just wander the streets and palazzos, taking time for a café or gelato. Unquestionably Rome exudes history: from its Catacombs that entombed early Christians, to the Colosseum where gladiators battled to the death and on up to the Palatine Hill, the traditional site of Rome's founding. It is also home to the Vatican City, the home of the Pope, and St Peter's Basilica The city is enthralling, with perhaps more to see than any other place in the world. Eating in Italy is deeply embedded in the country's culture, and dining in Rome can seem to last forever and consist of many courses. The city offers a vibrant cafe culture and nightlife, as well as the many iconic sights. Please note that if you wish to visit popular museums such as the Vatican Museums (Sistine Chapel) and Villa Borghese in Rome, to avoid waiting in line for a long time (especially in high season May-September when it could be a question of hours!), it is advisable to reserve tickets in advance. Tickets can be reserved online at various websites including www.florenceart.it or www.virtualuffizi.com for Florence and www.tickititaly.com for all. Please make your reservations for Day 13 of your tour, when you will have a free day. ). There may be the possibility of arranging tickets on arrival on Day 1, with the help of your CEO, but availability cannot be guaranteed at such short notice. Day 12 - Estimated Travel Time: 3 hour by private van
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unsatisfying meshing behavior of a spherical shell
unsatisfying meshing behavior of a spherical shellPosted by pierre_j at August 22. 2012
I created a spherical shell mesh (1/8 of a sphere actually) that I took great care to partition correctly in order to ease meshing.
(I am far from being skilled: there might be far easier approach to get the partition, but at least, it has been done)
I then meshed this 8th of a sphere.
You will find enclosed the python script that I cleaned.
What I find unsatisfying in the result mesh is the top third of the mesh, and most particularly the top element that is larger than the other elements when one might expect equivalent size with the 2 other extreme elements (with respect to X and Z axis).
This expectation might seem somewhat strict, but then, let's turn the mesh to quadratic with mid nodes on geometry: this element simply turns ugly.
I don't think that this behaviour is acceptable, and wanted to report it. However, I don't have any idea where might be the mistake.
I mean, the way it is partitioned, SMESH shouldn't behave like this, should it?
I thank you for your comment to improve this simple mesh, because I actually would like to use it .
Have a good evening.
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Re: unsatisfying meshing behavior of a spherical shellPosted by pierre_j at August 22. 2012
Here is a picture highlighting the element that I find ugly after having turned it to quadratic.
Re: unsatisfying meshing behavior of a spherical shellPosted by SMESH expert at August 22. 2012
Hi Pierre
This case is very specific because actually the face, mesh on which you complain about, has 5 edges and not 4. The 5-th edge is a degenerated edge at sphere's apex. In parametric 2D space this face looks like a pentagon. It required many tricks (including smoothing) to make such faces meshed with quadrangles of this quality if ever.
To avoid this I advise you to cut off a part of the sphere that does not include the apex (see your modified script).
Best regards
Re: unsatisfying meshing behavior of a spherical shellPosted by pierre_j at August 23. 2012
Hi Edward,
Thank you very much for your help.
I understand your explanation.
I understand that such a degenerated edge might be needed to represent the shape in GEOM and therefore understand that it cannot be solved with the healing procedure that should return a geometrical shape.
On the other hand, I am surprised that this could not be solved by a pre-treatment procedure in SMESH checking for degenerated edge, and merging of nearly coincident nodes just before meshing. Such a procedure could be turned on by a boolean just before meshing.
Is it not a viable solution, far less complex than post treatment of mesh with smoothing procedure?
Re: unsatisfying meshing behavior of a spherical shellPosted by SMESH expert at August 23. 2012
Dear Pierre
The mapping algorithm used by "Quadrangle (mapping)" mesher works in 2D space and 2D result is then mapped into 3D. Thus the issue is that the face is 5-sided in 2D. The attached picture shows it's 2D representation. The upper horizontal edge there is one at sphere apex.
So a current solution includes not only smoothing.
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Chris wrote:Those are cool penguins!!!!
I don't like olives personally, but I think that they would be a great addition to a holiday party.
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