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I've seen both variations in job titles. Which do you use?
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I use Systems Administrator because I look after a number of different systems whether you look at it from OS (Windows, Linux, Mac) or at an application level (more than I care to list).
Unless you're looking after one monolithic system, it's "Systems Administrator"
It should (IMO) be "Systems." Even if you are only looking after one giant "system" you have to take into consideration enough individual aspects that are on their own individual systems.
Systems Administrator
It should always be Systems Administrator. Even a single computer can be considered as several systems (like for example a server running multiple virtualized OS).
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Dwayne Roloson and the rest of the New York Islanders had a rough night on the job Monday, losing to the New York Rangers, their Manhattan-based rivals, by a final tally of 7-2. We in the fantasy world are not especially dismayed by one bad performance, though, and Roloson's play in the three games before Monday's earned him the NHL's first star for the week ending Sunday. With that wide spread of production, what can we expect from Roloson in the months ahead, and is he worth consideration for fantasy owners? As expected, the answer is a nuanced one.
Simply put, the three games before Monday's -- wins over the Montreal Canadiens, New Jersey Devils and Tampa Bay Lightning -- were statistically the best such stretch of Roloson's career since the 2005-06 season when play resumed after the work stoppage (although he did have two consecutive shutouts in the 2006-07 season while backstopping the Edmonton Oilers). Roloson posted a 0.98 goals-against average and a .972 save percentage in the three games, and given his ownership percentage in ESPN.com leagues (5.8 percent as of Tuesday), it's unlikely that many had the man activated to enjoy those results. That's not surprising, considering that the Isles have lost more than twice as many games as they've won this season, and from a pure statistical standpoint, Roloson hasn't been a superstar.
Before Monday night's game, the three standout games had pushed Roloson into only the top 15 for goals-against average (2.38) and save percentage (.920) on the season. After surrendering the seven goals to the Blueshirts, he has dropped out of the top 20 in both, pushing his ratios to 2.63 and .915, respectively. Should those rates hold up for the duration of the season, it will be a significant improvement over 2009-10, when he put up 3.00 and .907 numbers playing behind a similar Islanders team.
A factor working against Roloson is the Isles' continued reliance on a time-share in goal. This season, he's gotten the nod in 19 of 34 games, which is a 55.9 percent starting rate. The oft-injured Rick DiPietro has started most of the others, and Nathan Lawson was in the cage for one. This starting percentage is slightly behind Roloson's pace last season (59.8 percent) and well behind his 62-start campaign in 2008-09 for the Oil (75.6 percent). However, DiPietro's continued struggles with staying on the ice will help in this regard; he was taken off injured reserve and practiced Sunday, according to Newsday, but it's unclear when he'll make his next start.
So, Roloson doesn't have great ratios, his team usually loses and he's in a near 50-50 time-share. Fantastic. Why should you still be reading? Well, at the risk of looking too far ahead, good things could be ahead for Roloson: namely, the potential for a trade to a contender in need of a stabilizing veteran presence in net for a playoff run. Scott Burnside of ESPN.com touched on this subject Monday, noting that Roloson could be an attractive option for a team like the Washington Capitals and would come at less than half the cap hit of fellow trade-chip goaltender Tomas Vokoun of the Florida Panthers. The Caps' struggles this season have been well-documented, but Roloson's stock would rise considerably with such a move. Consider: Semyon Varlamov and Michal Neuvirth have comparable ratios but are owned in more than 70 percent of ESPN.com leagues based on the belief that the Caps will start winning at a clip similar to 2009-10. It should be noted that the Caps have scored 114 goals this season compared to the Isles' 78, so this belief isn't unfounded.
Should you pick Roloson up now in light of this potential season-altering trade? Probably not unless you have the roster flexibility. (And with all the injuries piling up around the league again this season, it's likely that you don't.) As mentioned above, his ratios aren't world-beating, and the Isles likely will continue to struggle in the win column while rotating their netminders. But for a cheap (i.e., free) acquisition, Roloson is a low-risk, high-reward candidate worth keeping an eye on as the trade rumors continue to swirl.
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Note: Tim Kavanagh's top 40 goalies are ranked for their expected performance in ESPN.com standard leagues from this point on, not on the statistics that have already been accrued. ESPN.com standard stats include wins, goals-against average and save percentage. Last week's ranking is indicated in parentheses.
1. Tim Thomas, Bos (1)
2. Ryan Miller, Buf (2)
3. Roberto Luongo, Van (3)
4. Carey Price, Mon (4)
5. Jonathan Quick, LA (5)
6. Ondrej Pavelec, Atl (7)
7. Marc-Andre Fleury, Pit (11)
8. Henrik Lundqvist, NYR (8)
9. Jimmy Howard, Det (6)
10. Jaroslav Halak, StL (9)
11. Tomas Vokoun, Fla (10)
12. Cam Ward, Car (12)
13. Martin Brodeur, NJ (13)
14. Ilya Bryzgalov, Pho (14)
15. Jonas Hiller, Ana (16)
16. Niklas Backstrom, Min (17)
17. Antero Niittymaki, SJ (18)
18. Sergei Bobrovsky, Phi (15)
19. Corey Crawford, Chi (21)
20. Craig Anderson, Col (19)
21. Kari Lehtonen, Dal (28)
22. Pekka Rinne, Nsh (24)
23. Michal Neuvirth, Was (23)
24. Semyon Varlamov, Was (22)
25. Anders Lindback, Nsh (20)
26. Brian Elliott, Ott (26)
27. Miikka Kiprusoff, Cgy (25)
28. Nikolai Khabibulin, Edm (27)
29. Mathieu Garon, Cls (29)
30. Evgeni Nabokov, FA (31)
31. Tuukka Rask, Bos (32)
32. Dan Ellis, TB (35)
33. Steve Mason, Cls (33)
34. Peter Budaj, Col (40)
35. Brian Boucher, Phi (34)
36. Pascal Leclaire, Ott (30)
37. Michael Leighton, Phi (36)
38. Dwayne Roloson, NYI (NR)
39. Chris Mason, Atl (37)
40. Brent Johnson, Pit (38)
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Jimmy Howard, Detroit Red Wings (down three spots): We're about to find out how deep this Red Wings franchise is and how much of a force Howard can be when the offense in front of him declines precipitously. No one can exactly quantify the impact of losing all-world center Pavel Datsyuk and leading scorer Daniel Cleary within a week, but one would expect that the team's scoring (currently third in the league) will peter out a bit. For a goalie who's ranked 25th in the league in goals-against average (2.61) and 24th in save percentage (.911), the win total is vital to his fantasy relevance. With Datsyuk and Cleary out for about a month each, Howard's performance from here on out takes a hit; hence the drop. The recommendation for his owners at this point is to sit tight and see what Wings head coach Mike Babcock can pull out of the new recruits. This team can make superstars out of previously overlooked players. (Cleary is a good case study in this, as his 16 goals in 35 games are just four fewer than his career high for a season.) Moreover, given that you probably drafted Howard in the top three rounds -- or paid a healthy ransom in trade -- you're not going to get an equal return now.
Martin Brodeur, New Jersey Devils (no change): My colleague Sean Allen touched on the Devils' prospects for the rest of the season in this week's edition of the Fantasy Forecaster. Now that John MacLean is out and Jacques Lemaire is back in, the change behind the bench is supposed to manifest a change on the ice. So how does the change affect us, the fantasy owners? As Allen wrote, Lemaire led a similar squad to 103 points last season, and I'll add that this was a defensively responsible team that allowed the league's fewest goals (191) while surrendering about the same number of shots per game. The team he's inherited appeared to be lacking in endurance, according to what the coach mentioned to Rich Chere of the Newark Star-Ledger after the first few practices. Improving that intangible aspect of the team should yield better play on the back end: Sure, Brodeur has showed some decline in his play, but in watching games this season, it seems as though the Devils' goaltenders have been seeing more odd-man rushes and other quality scoring chances. One would think that a coach who is renowned (or cursed) worldwide as one of the primary proponents of the neutral-zone trap will see to it that his team will be more effective defensively. I don't think Brodeur will automatically turn around and be the elite goaltender we've come to know and love (hence my keeping him out of the top 10 until we actually see some evidence of improvement), but I do think he's an undervalued asset who could take off.
Brian Elliott, Ottawa Senators (no change): Here we go again with Elliott. The man is back on a tear -- two straight one-goal-against victories while facing 71 total shots in that span -- while Pascal Leclaire is back on the shelf with yet another injury. Ho-hum. In other words, my prognosis on Elliott hasn't changed, as we expect him to go through bursts of production just as we expect Leclaire to be injured frequently. Elliott can be a stud in daily leagues, just be nimble with your lineup. Now is one of those times when he should be activated, obviously. But for those in weekly leagues, he simply can't be trusted, as the bottom can fall out without warning.
Dan Ellis, Tampa Bay Lightning (up three spots): On Dec. 13, Evgeni Nabokov and his KHL team agreed to go their separate ways, and they're now worlds apart. (Sorry, couldn't resist the Journey reference there.) Immediately, the rumor mill was churning at a feverish pace, and all signs appeared to point to the Tampa Bay Lightning as the former San Jose Sharks goalie's next NHL stop. In the time since, a fire has been lit under Ellis (and teammate Mike Smith before Smith's knee injury): In four starts, he's allowed eight goals and has put up a save percentage of .930. Bear in mind that this is a man who previously had six starts this season in which he allowed four or more goals, and his save percentage on the season has risen to just .887 in spite of the recent work. So is this a temporary spike or a turning point? I lean more toward the temporary spike, so don't trip over yourself heading to the waiver wire or demanding a trade from Ellis' owner. In fact, given historical precedent, I peg the ceiling for Ellis at not much above .905 in save percentage and not much below 2.60 in goals-against average for the duration of the season. He's an option in fantasy but not a great one, and his value certainly would plummet with any goaltending acquisition by his real-life team.
Michal Neuvirth (72.9 percent) and Semyon Varlamov (78.2 percent), Washington Capitals: It's a chicken-and-egg debate for the Caps' goaltending situation: Is the time-share a result of Bruce Boudreau's master plan as outlined before the season, or has the inconsistency from his two young goalies been the cause? Given that Boudreau adopted a similar strategy in 2009-10, it's tough to argue that this wasn't also in the works before the season's onset. Regardless, the past four games have given us a taste of what these two can do. Neuvirth stopped 84 of 89 pucks sent his way in notching two wins and a shootout loss, while Varlamov stopped 33 of 35 rubber disks in his lone outing of the four. Boudreau praised Varlamov after the game but offered no clues as to his plans in the months ahead. The recommendation remains the same: Both men are worth owning while the situation sorts itself out because both will continue to get starts.
Antero Niittymaki (73.7 percent) and Antti Niemi (44.8 percent), San Jose Sharks: Sharks head coach Todd McClellan continues to show faith in Niemi and skated him out against the Los Angeles Kings on Monday night. The entire team appeared sluggish in its first game since the holiday break, and after holding the Kings scoreless through two periods, Niemi was a sieve in the third, allowing four. The statistical contrast between the two Sharks goalies remains stark: Niittymaki is 12-3-3 with a 2.30 goals-against average and .910 save percentage compared to Niemi's 7-8-2 record with a 3.02 and .900, respectively. Although Niemi has been effective at times this season from a qualitative standpoint, it'll be interesting to see how stubborn McClellan and his staff remain as the differences in performance continue to pile up. Niittymaki remains the much better choice, and if he's somehow available in your league (as is the case in more than one-quarter of ESPN.com leagues), he makes a great midseason pickup. Niemi is best left off your roster.
Pekka Rinne (90.3 percent) and Anders Lindback (48.6 percent), Nashville Predators: With Rinne poised to return to the lineup, Lindback did himself a major disservice Wednesday, relenting four goals in a loss to the Chicago Blackhawks and leaving a bad taste in everyone's mouth. Rinne was unsympathetic to Lindback's hardship, as he showed no signs of rust in allowing three total goals over his two starts since returning. However, he lost both contests as the Preds managed just one goal in the duo of contests. The time-share is by no means over, as Lindback flashed some brilliance in Rinne's absence. I envision a split that could give Lindback another 15 or so starts for the rest of the season, so he still has value.
Mathieu Garon (25.0 percent) and Steve Mason (32.2 percent), Columbus Blue Jackets: Garon took over the No. 1 spot on the Blue Jackets' depth chart recently -- it was only a matter of time, given the disparity in his performance relative to Mason -- and his tenure in the top spot started well enough: just one goal allowed on 30 shots in a win over the Calgary Flames. It's been rough since then, though. Mason was pulled after 32 minutes as he was too gracious a host to the visiting Vancouver Canucks (six goals on 22 shots), and he also gave up four goals in a loss to the Blackhawks on Sunday. Mason saved all but one of the Canucks' shots he faced in relief, then outdueled Jose Theodore Monday night for a 37-save shootout win. Both men have had issues with consistency this season, so it's tough to trust either. However, if one must choose between the two, Garon is the safer option for our purposes.
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George W Bush is America's greatest village idiot.
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There was no way in hell that George W. Bush excel in a Ivy League school because he lacks intelligence.
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Gil Meche has signed a five year deal with Kansas City. Freddy Garcia has been traded to the Phillies. Ted Lilly went to the Cubs. Jason Schmidt signed with the Dodgers. And the Cardinals want to chat with Barry Bonds.
Meanwhile, the Mariners have made a move of their own, trading talented-but-fragile RHP Rafael Soriano to the Atlanta Braves in exchange for LHP Horacio Ramirez. It's a deal Dave at U.S.S. Mariner sums up this way:
Forget everything else you're going to hear for a minute. Forget the starter vs reliever designations, years of service, groundball rates, all of it. The M's traded a pitcher who will be 27 in two weeks for a pitcher who turned 27 two weeks ago in a straight up, one for one deal. It's a challenge trade, essentially. The M's chose left-handedness and a designation as a starting pitcher over talent and performance. They swapped a good pitcher for a mediocre one, and none of the issues about rotation vs bullpen can wipe that away.
And Jeff at Lookout Landing says:
The things Horacio Ramirez does well are greatly overshadowed by the things he doesn't. His control isn't super, he never misses bats, and his groundball rate isn't mindblowingly extreme. He's nowhere close to Chien-Ming Wang's ball-in-play profile, so we can't expect him to have close to Chien-Ming Wang's level of success. He's just a random guy with boring stuff who'd be out of the league if he had to spend a year or two in front of a lousy infield defense. In Seattle he's probably good for an ERA in the 4.50-5.00 range, with a little extra upside given the park and the shortstop. But these aren't advantages of Ramirez's - they apply to everyone, so who cares? Anyone can get lucky. That doesn't make them prudent acquisitions
Also: Talks between the Mariners and Red Sox for Manny Ramireza Ramirez who's, you know, actually goodappear to have stalled.
Right now, it looks like it's going to be a long season.
UPDATE: Seth has a different take on the deal over at Seattlest:
They can't make Soriano a starter—with his history of arm trouble, you could destroy the guy's career—so they've got to turn him into a starter via trade. And with the market for starting pitching what it is (1/2 the clubs in baseball have called Gil Meche's agent for chrissakes—that's like 1/2 the clubs in the world calling Doug E. Fresh's agent) you're gonna overpay to get a starter.
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"If you're looking to perk up your free-motion machine quilting, or hoping to expand your knowledge of free-motion stitching motifs, look no further than Modern Quilting Designs. Auther Bethany Pease shares a wealth of designs, many of them continuous line, to help you stitch out everything from vines and patterns inspired by nature to more traditional stitch variations featuring feathers. Although this book does not offer page after page of full-color quilts featuring Pease's designs, it does give the playful impression of peering inside a quilt artist's personal sketchbook-which it is, and it is this characteristic that makes it so fresh and fun. All in all, this is an inspiring title for those who revel in the possibilities of free-motion quilting."
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Working at McCall's Quilting, I get to see lots of new books. I was thirilled with Modern Quilting Designs by Bethany Pease arrived. The pages are full of fresh and playful quilting designs that look as if they're hand-drawn on the pages. The message here is to have fun and enjoy the process without worrying about perfection. No marking needed for these designs...just practice a bit, sketching on paper, and enjoy the fun of "drawing" on your quilt as you stitch.
--McCall's Quilting, July/August 2012
Take the fear out of free-motion quilting with this intermediate level guide filled with modern designs inspired by the world around us. Learn to spot interesting patterns everywhere to translate into quilting-pebbles, waves, vines and finials are just a few of the things that inspired the designs in this book. Additionally, quilting diagrams show how to put designs together for the most creative effect.
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Create template shapes for your quilts with more confidence. This is a great product if you are a quilter who uses templates. It also is wonderful if you are about to start a "stack-and-whack" quilt or a pattern where it is imperative to have precision alignment. You can easily mark your fabric design repeat on the template sheets and actually see perfectly to align the design. You can get an accurate piece every time. The grid lines are distinguished in easy-to-read ruler increments in eighths. Each package contains four 8.5"x11" sheets in a matte-finish vinyl. It's easy to cut and has a nonslip surface.
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Once you have read The Practical Guide to Patchwork: New Basics for the Modern Quiltmaker, 12 Quilt Projects Elizabeth Hartman's first book, you will have all the basics you need to begin quilting and to progress to an intermediate level. Once you feel you are at an intermediate level, than I would strongly encourage you to check out Modern Patchwork: 12 Quilts to Take You Beyond the Basics. The title could not be more accurate for this book, it will take you beyond the basics.
One of the most important things about Elizabeth's books (and the key thing that sets her apart from others) is that with each pattern she includes a design for the quilt backing. If you have spent anytime reading beginner quilting books you will see that most often the patterns only include directions from the quilt top, leaving you with no clue what to do on the back. Even now, as an intermediate quilter, I am sometimes stumped on what to do on the backs of my quilts. Also with each pattern, she includes alternate ideas for fabric options, which can really help you step out and make the quilt your own.
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What light: David Hansen reviews Heliotrope
Heliotrope Festival May 15-17, Ritz Theater Review by David Hansen Photos by Daniel Corrigan
What happens when the underground becomes the mainstream? Heliotrope's five year ascent to the Ritz Theater has attracted names so big that its original mission statement to highlight contemporary underground music seems a little misapplied. Friday's players were no stranger to major local press (3 Picked to Click Winners), and few of them have a sound that would make the average Turf Club patron plug their ears. But why look gift horses in the mouth? The fact that Heliotrope is a little less subterranean and a little less arrhythmic this time around doesn't eclipse the fact that the three-day festival is the linchpin of the Art-A-Whirl festivities, and no one in attendance for Friday's show walked out disappointed.
Opening the show was keyboardist and circuit bender Milo Fine, who performed his subliminal set on a darkened wing of the Ritz stage, eclipsed by the illuminated guitars and drums that ominously awaited Daughters of The Sun. It was a lengthy instrumental span that Fine constructed, during which he exhibited a remarkable talent for testing the audience's patience without breaching it, altering the texture of the atonal hum oozing from his amps with a knob twist just often enough to keep the audience engaged. Fine played as if pursued by invisible enemies, writhing and contorting in darkness. He had but one vocal outburst-- it's impossible to know what he said under the drone of his keyboard, but it sounded, appropriately, like "Wolves!"
Noise impresarios Sarah Johnson. More photos of Heliotrope by Daniel Corrigan. Three-piece noise heads Sarah Johnson made inventive use of an upper level promontory, where they loomed imperiously over the seats, assailing their crowd with blanching, distorted slide guitar and rhythms that crested but never fully broke. The set was dedicated to the letter R (as in Rohipnol, the Ramones, and feeling All Right, to quote the band), and a happy accident was made of a faulty mic wire-- throughout the set, vocal intonations cut in and out, adding an intriguing dimension of unfathomability to an already challenging set.
Daughters of The Sun followed, and provided a captivating collection of meandering, hallucinogenic songs found relentless tribal rhythms and 60's psychadelia united in a shotgun wedding. Their sound has always been a thunderous pound softened by bottomless reverb, and they obviously enjoyed their time on the expansive Ritz stage. With mid-song instrument changes, a two drummer set-up, and a backdrop of Lysergic CGI, Daughters commanded the stage with trademark mystique.
Knife World fill up your empty spaces. More photos of Heliotrope by Daniel Corrigan.
Two-piece metal freaks Knife World were the first band to coax the mounting but stage-shy crowd from the Ritz's cushy stadium seats. To a thrashing cluster of people that crowded the front of the house, Josh Journey-Heinz and Jon Nielsen made themselves an obvious stand-out just two songs deep into their searingly loud set which touched on songs from their recent vinyl release and their stellar EP from 2007. Alone at center stage and top lit by a single spotlight, Knife World managed to make the enormous space seem claustrophobic, overfilling with just drums and guitar a space big and vaunted enough to swallow lesser sounds in a gulp.
Knife World provided a perfect setup punch for the artsy, hyperactive, and precise Gay Beast, whose set suggested graduate calculus with an elevated pulse. A three-piece of many talents, Gay Beast managed to create a sound whose cerebral polyrhythms never detracted from the visceral effect of watching them perform, a talent that was evidenced by the dance party that swarmed and intensified at their feet.
Vampire Hands came next, and though they performed a sweaty, impassioned set, it seemed that many of their aural nuances and finery became lost in the Ritz's booming acoustics, which seemed to act as a deeper and deeper echo chamber as the night advanced (perhaps it was the steady migration of people from the seats to the floor that changed the room's dynamic). But they played a vigorous set, inviting Skoal Kodiak's Freddy Votel and several members of Daughters of the Son onstage to make a joyous spectacle of their last few songs. Any loss of sonic vibrancy went unnoticed by the watchful crowd who sat before them entranced and agape, and the intrepid were rewarded by a second set later in the night at Stasiu's, where their sound was sharp as a glass etching.
But there is little question that Skoal Kodiak brought the entire night off. Before the first song was done, the crowd had overtaken the Ritz stage, where they remained for the entirety of Skoal's set. It had been a point of much curiosity as the night progressed -- could Skoal Kodiak actually play to a seated audience, one that couldn't reach out and touch them as they played? Thankfully no, and the evening's success owes a debt of gratitude to the Ritz staff for allowing their stage to host Skoal's impromptu dance party. It was a magnificent final movement that channeled the celebratory exuberance sometimes achieved by the best house parties, brought the crowd face to face with relevant artists, and made everyone in attendance feel more like participants than spectators. Even if you've come to expect something a bit more "between the lines" from Heliotrope, getting to see Twin Cities' best and brightest share a stage is never something to complain about. -- David Hansen
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- Most bookedGaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center
582 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
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"After a long trip and meetings, the hotel is a place to relax. The sound of the water and waterfall bring peace to a busy day."
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"Very nice, the hotel is very clean and the staff were excellent esp the shuttle drivers - the bartender was great also. Very affordable - You are not right downtown but it was nice 5-10 minutes by a free shuttle was great and convenient. We were pleased."
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"Spent 4 nights in this hotel, and had a very pleasant stay. Rooms are very clean and tidy and well presented. Staff are friendly and facilities are very good. Would definitely stay again."
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"Great price & great room.. But the shower head did not have enough pressure as I would like"
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"Six of us went to Nashville for CMA Fest. Our room was clean and comfortable. The front desk personnel were very friendly and spoke to us every time we walked by, offering us citrus water, coffee, and cookies. It was a short, enjoyable drive into Nashville."
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"The Omni is centrally located and within walking distance to most of Nashville's great entertainment venues and the lower Broadway bar and music scene. Was an awesome time, I'm coming back"
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"The hotel is great. Great location. Good breakfast. Can walk everywhere.New and clean. Staff were very nice. I would have liked to have a microwave in the room ."
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"Nice size clean rooms, able to purchase site seeing tickets in lobby, shuttle service. Would definitely stay there again and would recommend hotel to a friend. Great location could walk everywhere if you wanted to."
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"Motel was great except they were doing work in the pool area so machinery started up at 8am every day. Complimentary breakfast was good with range of choices. 5-10 min Uber to honky tonk strip. Free parking if you have a car. Room was clean with fridge / wifi - if possible get room away from the ..."
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Map of Nashville hotels
- Nissan Stadium
- Grand Ole Opry
- Bridgestone Arena
- Music City Center
- Vanderbilt University
- Opry Mills
- CoolSprings Galleria
- Ryman Auditorium
- Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum
- Nashville Shores Waterpark
- Nashville Zoo
- Tennessee State University
- Opryland Hotel Gardens
- Belmont University
- Riverfront Park
- Nashville Convention Center
- Mall at Green Hills
- Tennessee State Fairgrounds
- Nashville Municipal Auditorium
- Marathon Music Works
What to do in Nashville
Nashville overviewNashville is a budget-friendly place unique for its live music and known for theater and museums. You'll appreciate the coffee and bar choices. Take in some local culture at popular places like Grand Ole Opry and Ryman Auditorium. Make some time to see popular sights such as Tennessee State Capitol and Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. A family- and business-friendly area, Nashville also has something for everyone.
Where to stay in NashvilleWith a wide assortment of lodging choices to choose from, Nashville has options to suit everyone's style. There are 261 hotels in the Nashville area and you can shop as many as 53 deals for rooms on Hotels.com, some with discounts of up to 50%.
- • 86 2-star hotels with an average price of $54 per night
- • 143 3-star hotels with an average price of $80 per night
- • 26 4-star hotels with an average price of $112 per night
- • 2 5-star hotels with an average price of $189 per night
Here are the top hotels based on 75707 user reviews of Nashville hotels:
- • Courtyard by Marriott Nashville Green Hills (Green Hills)
- • Homewood Suites by Hilton Nashville Vanderbilt, TN (Vanderbilt University - Music Row)
- • Fairfield Inn & Suites Nashville Downtown/The Gulch (Downtown Nashville)
- • Hampton Inn & Suites Vanderbilt Elliston Place (Vanderbilt University - Music Row)
- • Hutton Hotel (Vanderbilt University - Music Row)
How to get to NashvilleFly in to Nashville, TN (BNA-Nashville Intl.), 6.7 mi (10.8 km) from downtown Nashville.
Train stations include:
- • Nashville Riverfront Station
- • Nashville Donelson Station
What to see around NashvilleSights especially popular with families include:
- • Tennessee State Fairgrounds
- • Wave Country
- • Nashville Zoo
- • Nashville Shores Waterpark
- • Goofballs Family Fun Center
- • War Memorial Auditorium
- • Tennessee Performing Arts Center
- • Tennessee State Museum
- • Ryman Auditorium
- • Schermerhorn Symphony Center
- • Farmer's Market
- • Mall at Green Hills
- • Opry Mills
- • Global Mall at the Crossings
- • Rivergate Mall
- • Grand Ole Opry
- • Tennessee State Capitol
- • Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum
- • Nissan Stadium
- • Parthenon
When to visit NashvilleIf you're still deciding when to visit, here are the seasonal norms to help you plan:
Seasonal temperature averages
- • January-March: 66°F day, 28°F night
- • April-June: 89°F day, 43°F night
- • July-September: 89°F day, 55°F night
- • October-December: 77°F day, 29°F night
- • January-March: 11.8 inches
- • April-June: 13.7 inches
- • July-September: 10.2 inches
- • October-December: 11.6 inches
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By Watching How Customers Shop in the Store, Crate & Barrel Lifts Web Sales 44%
The e-commerce, brick-and-mortar link
By Christopher Heine on Apr. 30, 2015 - 11:45 AM EDT
Crate & Barrel found a way to increase its Web sales conversion rate by 44 percent—and it wasn't through the meticulous, oft-employed procedure that e-retail wonks call multivariate testing. Instead, the home-decor…
Crate & Barrel Splits With TBWA\Chiat\Day
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By Noreen O'Leary on Mar. 24, 2014 - 10:17 AM EDT
The Playa del Rey, Calif., office of TBWA\Chiat\Day is splitting with client Crate & Barrel at the end of April when the agency's contract with the retailer ends, sources said. Representatives…
Piqora Debuts Analytics for Instagram and Tumblr
AMC, Crate & Barrel among earlier testers
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Piqora, formerly known as Pinfluencer, is expanding its social media analytics service beyond Pinterest to include Instagram and Tumblr. AMC and Crate & Barrel are brands that have been beta-testing…
Crate & Barrel Apologizes for Selling 'Beggar Wallet' Inspired by NYC Homeless
Item is pulled from CB2 store
By Tim Nudd on Dec. 5, 2012 - 9:50 AM EST
Crate & Barrel wins this week's honors for most offensive marketer after being forced to stop selling a "Lucky Beggar Wallet" for $15.95, mocking those who can't even afford to…
SapientNitro: Major Retailers Lack In-Store Digital Savvy
Bloomingdale's and Sephora are lone bright spots among retailers
By Christopher Heine on Oct. 9, 2012 - 10:30 AM EDT
SapientNitro is releasing a 156-page report today that rates retail brands on whether or not they are using digital signage and other interactive features in their stores well. A number…
Crate & Barrel Finds New Lead Agency
TBWA\Chiat\Day succeeds Phenomenon
By Andrew McMains on Apr. 6, 2012 - 4:11 PM EDT
TBWA\Chiat\Day is getting into the home décor business. Crate & Barrel has hired the agency's office in Playa del Rey, Calif., to handle its creative account, the retailer confirmed today. The…
Crate & Barrel Review Enters Final Stage
2 shops vie for lead agency status
By Andrew McMains on Mar. 20, 2012 - 5:35 PM EDT
Crate & Barrel, which turns 50 this year, is undergoing a makeover of sorts. In the fall, the company named new top leadership—including a new CEO—and now the home retailer…
Shopkick Partners With Crate & Barrel
Location-based shopping app now has 1.4M users
By Emma Bazilian on May. 6, 2011 - 12:28 PM EDT
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The School of Education is a learning centered organization that prepares a variety of educators and human services professionals and supports their continuing professional development. Building on our Historically Black College and University (HBCU) legacy of exemplary teaching and scholarship as well as effective public service, we offer degrees at the baccalaureate, master's, and doctoral levels. Regardless of academic program, School of Education faculty immerse candidates in rich authentic experiences in the formal classroom and external to the classroom where they enhance their knowledge, skills, and dispositions as educational leaders. Consequently, graduates from the School of Education are catalysts for learning and leading in diverse contexts who engage in collaborative practice with key stakeholders from local to global communities.
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In Linux/Android it is not recommended to close apps or use task killers. Unlike a Windows computer/phone, Linux/Android can keep applications "running" in the background which doesn't use any CPU or networking (unless it's a media player). It has actually been proven that closing apps causes more battery drain, because instead of Android being able to recall the app that was in memory it has to relaunch it, which requires more memory use as well as CPU.
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wolf: After everything that has come out, she needs to be dropped. This entire election is making the Bush Jr election look like a boyscout meeting lol. We all know he didn't win. I mean people, if this isn't evidence that your vote = #$%$ then you are in the kind of denial poets write about! We won't learn until this nation implodes! Look at all the civil unrest, it's starting to remind me of the 60's all over again. The turmoil is HIGH, racial tensions higher than they were in the 90's during the LA riot era! Plus there is evidence this election has been rigged. Well played MURICA!


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Hot answers tagged music
You can use wget over ssh to open an HTTP connection and output stream data, then mplayer on the local machine to play it. ssh <user>@<host> "wget <stream> -O -" | mplayer -cache 512 - The subtleties: wget's -O (capital letter oh) option sets its output file; - (dash) implies stdout. mplayer's -cache option causes a configurable amount ...
You can use ssh's -L flag to create a tunnel from your system to a remote: ssh -L <localport>:<streamhost>:<streamport> <user>@<remote> You can then connect to your end of the tunnel with mplayer as you would otherwise: mplayer localhost:<localport>
You can set up a SOCKS proxy: ssh -D localhost:8080 user@remotehost mplayer http_proxy://localhost:8080/http://stream You can use tell any other application, such as your web browser, to use this proxy too.
Here are some suggestions: iTunes alternatives - linux iTunes open source alternatives
sshfs is a wonderful tool for cases like this. It hides many a firewall and allows you to use whatever player you choose (though mplayer is still a nice choice). sudo apt-get install sshfs # your favorite packager here sshfs firstname.lastname@example.com:/home/arthur/Music ~/Music I also run Subsonic listening to port 4040 on localhost and then ssh-tunnel home with ...
I'm not sure about state now but Apple is know for play of cat and mouse. You may find one day that update of software of iPod had broken its compatibly with Linux by completly redesigning its format. Until one day someone reverse engeneer the new format and supplied patches for projects. It lasts as long as Apple would not decide to switch format again. ...
Both WAV and FLAC formats are lossless, which means they do not lose any quality from an original music CD. WAV however is uncompressed, while FLAC uses a lossless compression mechanism (pretty much like a ZIP lossless compression) specifically designed for efficient packing of audio data. FLAC files can then be played with your favorite player, just like ...
Try installing ubuntu-restricted-extras. Ubuntu can't play MP3's and other closed-source encoders (AAC is one of them). You might even have to add a repository, but since I always enable all of those repos, this command worked for me: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras If you don't like the CLI too much, click here to open up Software Installer ...
Use MusicBrainz's Picard. It scans the music to generate a 'fingerprint' and then compares it against an online database to identify it (pulling all the info like Artist, Album, etc). After it's identified the songs, it can organize them into a custom directory & name structure, and you can use that to find the duplicates. Fully compatible with linux.
The tags are stored in a data container located within the MP3 audio file. Some software I use: easytag (GUI) id3v2 (CLI) Picard (GUI) id3tool (CLI) Also, many music players have tag editing features. The official site for ID3 has the file format specification and a history. As far as right-clicking a file to set a tag, it's almost certainly not a ...
Try disabling the media keys and restarting Chrome: navigate to Keyboard > Shortcuts > Sound and Media; select the keybinding of interest and press backspace to disable it; do it for all media keys; restart Chrome.
You can use sort -R to reorder the file list into "random" order. The command could be the following: find ~/Music -type f | sort -R | xargs -I + play + Here find ~/Music -type f results in a list of of all files in the Music subtree, recursively. The resulting pathname list is then "sorted" into a random order by sort -R, and passed as arguments to ...
I like Clementine, it's a good clone of what Amarok 1.x used to be like before they (IMO) messed it up with the version 2.x release. On a more general note, pretty nearly anything is better than iTunes - Apple is usually excellent with user-interface design, but that program is an unusable abomination. I'd think "WTF were they thinking?" except that it's ...
For copying stuff into your iPod, use gtkpod, works for my iPod Shuffle at least For streaming, and support of spotify / last.fm etc., use clementine.
For simply playing music, I've never been able to go past Amarok. It's also possible to sync your iPod using it.
vorbistagedit is just a shellscript which wraps around vorbiscomment. You could enhance that script to use one of the mp3 tag editors like mp3tag from http://www.mp3tag.de/en/ or an other one with batch facilities.
Assuming an m3u exported from banshee and you have your Android mounted you can do something like: rsync -avu --files-from=yourlist.m3u <MUSIC_DIR> /media/ANDROID/<ANDROID_MUSIC_DIR> For example: rsync -avu --files-from=yourlist.m3u "/home/user/Music" "/media/ANDROID/MUSIC" You can also add --delete rsync -avu --delete --files-from=...
You can try using pulseaudio sound server daemon in the raspberry pi and configuring pulseaudio client with the internal network ip of the server in the configuration. For example if you are using Debian and raspbian. In raspbian: echo "snd_bcm2835" > /etc/modules /* load the sound module \*/ apt-get install pulseaudio pulseaudio-module-zeroconf ...
There is a list of music software maintained at linux-sound.org. It's pretty exhaustive, you might want to poke through that list and see if you can't find what you're looking for: http://linux-sound.org/notation.html Lilypond It looks like Lilypond can do what you want. The notation also goes by the name "Simple Notation" and also "Ziffersystem". ...
To see the pollution of your library, try: find ./ -type f -iname "*.mp3" -exec /usr/bin/mid3v2 -l '{}' + | egrep -e "AENC|ASPI|COMM|COMR|ENCR|EQU2|ETCO|GEOB|GRID|LINK|MCDI|MLLT|OWNE|PRIV|PCNT|POPM|POSS|RBUF|RVA2|RVRB|SEEK|SIGN|SYLT|SYTC|TBPM|TCOM|TCOP|TDEN|TDLY|TDOR|TDRL|TDTG|TENC|TEXT|TFLT|TIPL|TIT3|TKEY|TLAN|TLEN|TMCL|TMED|TMOO|TOAL|TOFN|TOLY|TOPE|TOWN|...
ffmpeg is your friend... https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/FFmpeg_-_Extract_Blu-Ray_Audio Make sure you got the right version installed, because there are some differences between versions.
I'd recommend using beets with its duplicates plugin; beets is similar to picard in terms of functionality (it can lookup ID3 info from the musicbrainz database and organize your files based on that info), but goes beyond picard's abilities with some of its plugins. Personally I use them together--picard for cleaning up ID3 tags and beets for organizing the ...
There's an open source acoustic fingerprinting system called Echoprint, you might want to check I want to deduplicate a big collection. I haven't used it before (just stumbled across it), but it sounds awesome to be able to do this locally.
You can use amixer to better control the volume. But it really depends on the channel/card. For example, my card only has 255 levels, so even if I issue amixer set PCM '0.1dB-', the volume is reduced by a full 0.2 dB. Btw, it's a command line program, not graphical control. See man amixer or amixer -h.
One other alternative is to use a MIDI router box with USB-MIDI and Ethernet (RTP-MIDI) interfaces. You attaches the USB connection to your linux machine just like any USB/MIDI interfaces. Then, data received on the virtual USB MIDI ports are forwarded to the opened RTP-MIDI sessions (and vice-versa) by the box. At least, one product (Cinara MidiGateway) is ...
The original reference implementation of the RTP-MIDI protocol (originally specified in RFC4695 - now updated to RFC6295) from the guys who developed it is available as part of an older version of their sfront software. A more up to date implementation is available in the Java based nmj library, which apparently works with iOS: http://www.humatic.de/htools/...
No. The gracenote db is not publicly accessible. You have talk to http://www.gracenote.com/ directly to aquire a license to query their database.
You can do this with mp4art, part of the mp4v2 project. On Ubuntu, you can find it in the mp4v2-utils package. mp4art --extract mysong.m4a should extract the covr-box. See the docs for more details.
The same community that brought you Ogg, FLAC, Vorbis, and now Opus, created XSPF. Unlike M3U, XSPF is XML. Unlike SMIL, XSPF is simple. Unlike ASX, XSPF is open. From a practical standpoint, however, there isn't many software out there, that supports it. I still tend to use it for little projects, etc. but aside from RockBox, VLC and I ...
Scai seems to have it answered in the comments. A lot of these are just plain text, so there is no proprietary license on them; use whichever you'd like. M3U seems to be a popular choice. EDIT: polemon pointed out that some plain text formats such as ASX (XML-based) require a license for use. Watch out for things like this.
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H.R.1335: To revise the boundaries of the Gettysburg National Military Park to include the Gettysburg Train Station, and for other purposes.
|Todd R. Platts, R-PA
|4 (3 Democrats, 1 Republican)
|April 1, 2011
|House Energy and Commerce
Bill Progress
- Bill introduced in the House
- Bill passed in the House
- Bill passed in the Senate
- Bill signed into law
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Last Action
|April 19, 2012
|Reported (Amended) by the Committee on Natural Resources. H. Rept. 112-449.
|April 19, 2012
|Placed on the Union Calendar, Calendar No. 313.
|Feb. 28, 2012
|Subcommittee on National Parks, Forests and Public Lands Discharged.
|Feb. 28, 2012
|Committee Consideration and Mark-up Session Held.
|Feb. 28, 2012
|Ordered to be Reported (Amended) by Voice Vote.
|Oct. 3, 2011
|Subcommittee Hearings Held.
|April 6, 2011
|Referred to the Subcommittee on National Parks, Forests and Public Lands.
|March 31, 2011
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Hello, im kind of new when it comes to wordpress. But i´ve got everything running great until now.
Yesterday when i tried to change the permalinks to one other option, like year and postname, some of my pages disappeared. When i tried to click on them, i just got linked back to the homepage (http://timmies-fitnessblogg.se/wordpress/). I tried to remove the pages and create new ones, but i get the same problems. But when i edit the pages, and change the permalinks in "Edit page" to, for example "m" instead of "om", they work again. So just because i ad or remove on letter to the permalink, it works again. If i then remove it again, it stops working. I also tried to remove the .httcaccess file and recreate it, but no success. Any ideas?


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I want to allow all site members to post to two different areas, show the chronological list of each of those two post areas ("tips" and "diaries"), and have a main story chronological list, with only allowed members to post there {very few}, but all members are allowed to comment on all three post types {for a specified period}.
Can the "Custom Post Archives" plugin handle this?
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And, ignore this if "no" is the answer above, are there recommendations for themes that work well with this plugin.


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That's just wrong in so many ways. Why was the citizen charged, but not the attending officer who shot two dogs??.
I attended a gun safety course last year run by the local sheriffs office, one of the questions I asked was about shooting a dog. The assistant DA who was there told me "dogs are not humans, and if you're threatened by one, shoot away".
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This probably sounds more complex than it need be, I've strived to be as complete as possible in the specification of the question!
Thanks in advance for any assists.
I'm getting in a twist as I can't get
to quite do what I need.
Essentially, I would like to (when on an index page) show only parent categories. Easy
HOWEVER, when on a category page, so the children of JUST the current category (whatever that might be). However, I don't seem to be able to get the category ID easily.
Ideally, there'd be an option to minimise the cats shown
When on Child 3, a subcat of Parent 2, this would be the result:
Parent 1
Parent 2
-Child 1
-Child 2
-Child 3
--Grandchild 1
--Grandchild 2
-Child 4
Parent 3
Parent 4
I.e. I want to try and work it up so that on any given category page, one can see the 'root' categories, any 'ancestor' categories, any 'sibling' categories, and the first generation of descendents.
I'd settle as a stopgap for two lists, one showing descendents of the current category (I am stuck here) and one showing the root categories (easy).
Ideally, I'd be able to say
'List the root Ancestor categories alphabetically until you get to the root Ancestor of THIS category
- now show all the Ancestors of this category (or just the parent)
- now show the siblings of this category (stopping on this category)
- Put in this category name and list the children of this category beneath it
- Show any remaining siblings
- Show any remaining root ancestors
Result: (When in the category 'Poppy', which is a subcat of 'Cats', and has subcats of 'quirks', 'annoyances'. 'Skimble' is also a cat, as is 'Tiddles')
Car, Home, Pets and Zoos are master categories.
Of course, the thing would be a semantically correct list:
--Poppy (not linked, I'm already there!)
If I now navigate to the 'Cats' Category, I'd see this:
--Poppy (not linked, I'm already there!)
So this is in two parts:
The stopgap: How do I get the category ID on a category page (the ID isn't in the URL)
The ideal: How to display a list of categories showing only the top level cats and those cats which are the 'closest relatives' to the current cat (i.e. the parent, the children and the siblings)
Any ideas?
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I am just beginning to use Widgets, and I have discovered that they all work except for 'Categories', and 'Search'.
Categories do show, and display the drop down button, and even list the amount count for each Category listed, but when a category is clicked, it just goes to my site's main page. And at the end of the url, it shows:
the '##' being different for whichever category I choose.
Same result for doing a 'Search', type in a phrase, or word, and it just goes to my site's main page. And at the end of the url it shows:
the '___' being the word typed in the search field.
The 'Archives' widget functions, as well as the 'Calendar', and 'Tags' widgets, and pull up their respective entries associated... just the 'Categories' and 'Search' don't, why would that be?
I checked the 'archive.php', and 'search.php' codes, and compared them (I am using the Coraline theme), with TwentyEleven, and find that Coraline's code is like half the size than TwentyEleven's codes for each... could that be it? Could I copy and paste TwentyEleven's codes into Coraline's and just change the places where it names the theme within the code?
I would really like to be able to use both widget capabilities.
I would also like to install and use ProPhoto for my photography site, and was reading their tutorials before considering making the very large purchase, and they say in installing WordPress, that to have it as I have it currently and want - to have WordPress run in my root directory and not in a subdirectory, that I should remove all of the contents in a downloaded WordPress folder, and place it, and not the folder containing all of the items, directly into the root directory of my site... is that right? Their tutorials seem a year or two old, as they show how to do things in like WP 2.7 or something... is that an outdated thing to do, or is that something that still needs to be done? For right now, I have the wordpress folder, containing all of it's stuff, in my site's root directory, and have just had that location entered in as my WordPress Address in the 'General Settings', and has worked fine that way.
Could that be what is causing my 'Categories' and/or 'Search' widget functions to not work?
Also, to just give you as much info as I can think of to help you help me, I have my permalink structure set as thusly:
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Bill Belichick won't take the bait on Tebow: 'we're not going to get into a minute-by-minute evaluation of a player'
Originally posted on 60 Max Power O | Last updated 6/12/13
Love him or hate him, Bill Belichick is one of a kind. He can stop even the best reporter cold in their tracks with his one stop answers. The Tim Tebow media swarmed Foxboro to see if they can crack the master, but they will go home with the same quotes he says every time. "Like I said, we're not going to get into a minute-by-minute evaluation of a player. I don't think that's the way to go, especially at this time of year," Belichick said, via Patriots.com. It's the Belichick way and New Englanders are used to the hooded one's chosen style of communication, direct and sometimes condescending. Belichick addressed the media today and again he was in rare form when it came to Tebow. "I don't think evaluating players on a couple plays is really a good practice. We'll wait until we have a little bit more information and make our evaluations as a staff, talk about players after a chunk of time, after we've had a chance to see things. Any player you put out there, the first day is a learning experience. As you do it the second, third, fourth time, just like when we all do anything multiple times we get better at it hopefully, get more experience, get more comfortable and do it better. I don't think that's any different than any football player at any position," Belichick said. You have to love how he turns a Tebow question into a team response: Q: With a guy like Tim Tebow who has versatility and flexibility, would you want to try him at one position and then move him around and see what he can do, or would that vary from player to player? BB: Each player is different. Q: So there's no formulaic way to start with him? You just say 'We want you to learn this spot first and then after that, go from there.' BB: You have to start somewhere. Where the starting point is, is what it is and then you grow to wherever you grow to. Q: Historically you've been buttoned up with the media, what advantages does that give your team? BB: You guys ask me a question and I try to answer it the best I can.
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Encotech, Inc. / Carbon Service and Equipment Company a Division of Encotech, Inc.
based in Eighty Four, PENNSYLVANIA (USA)
Encotech is a leading provider of environmental products, systems, and services. With over 35 years of experience, we offer the best products and support to our customers. With offices in PA, FL, SC and LA, we currently service sites from Maine to Florida and throughout the Central US. We are also involved in project work throughout the world. We design and ...
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Neelanjan Carbon is a technologically leading professional enterprise integrating science, industry and trading, specializing in the research, production and operation in the field of active carbon. the company produces all kinds of powdery active carbon and shaped, unshaped granular carbon. Our products fall into over 30 varieties in 4 major series with varying ...
Chemviron Carbon Cloth Division
based in Houghton le Spring, UNITED KINGDOM
Chemviron Carbon`s Cloth Division (formerly known as Charcoal Cloth International) develops and manufactures Zorflex® Activated Carbon Cloth. The Cloth Division, based near Durham, UK, is the world's leading manufacturer of 100% activated carbon cloth. Activated Carbon Cloth (ACC) was originally developed by the British Ministry of Defence for use in chemical warfare ...
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ChangZhou HeJie Environmental Technology Co., Ltd. is a high-tech. manufacturing enterprise which undertake research, production and sale of activated carbon with two production bases in China. We have a group of engineers well up in lab. research and employees familiar with commercial production. Now, we had became the largest and most advanced production base of ...
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based in Tuticorin, INDIA
We manufacture activated carbon by using coconut shell based charcoal. We are one of the leading manufacturers of Steam activated carbon in South India providing quality products to our clients located globally. We are maintaining American Standard Testing Method (ASTM), AWWA, IS and JIS quality standards. We have in-house stuffing facility which enables the product to be ...
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Carbon Activated Corp. manufactures and delivers high quality standard and specialist Activated Carbons Worldwide. We pride ourselves on our high quality, great value products and services delivering globally to a huge variety of customers across a wide multitude of industries. Our approach is end to end – we handle everything from production to disposal and everything in ...
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based in Nanchang, CHINA
Eastern Dragon Industry is a leading supplier of activated carbons (AC for short). Our products including Wood AC, Coal AC, Coconut AC, and Hookah Charcoal, conferred ISO 9001:2000 and ISO9001:2008 . Carbon functions show below: 1. Food filtration. 2. Beverage filtration. 3. Water and liquid application. 4. Pharmaceutical application. 5. Aquariums application. 6. ...
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based in Beijing, CHINA
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Global Adsorbents Pvt. Ltd., is in the adsorption business for more than 20 years. We are the leading manufacturer, supplier and exporter of high quality Activated Carbon in all varieties i.e. Powder, Granular & Extruded form. The company supplies Activated Carbon to various industries in India as well as global market. The State of Art Carbon manufacturing Plant is ...
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based in Sydney, AUSTRALIA
Carbonxt Group Limited is based in Sydney, Australia with the mission to safely manufacture coal-based powdered activated carbon (PAC) to enable coal-fired power plants to meet EPA regulations, thus maintaining coal as a viable fuel for electricity production. Activated carbon has a wide range of uses also including water and industrial discharge purification. Carbonxt ...
Epochemmie CO.,LTD.
based in ChengDu, CHINA
Epochemmie is an experienced and responsible worldwide supplier,which is focus on high quality activated carbon and other filter media and adsorbents. These filter medias are included Activated Carbon, Anthracite filter media,Cation resins & Anion resins, Molecular sieve and Activated alumina.With more than 20years experiecen, Epochemmie can supply more than 30 ...
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CARBOCHEM is a privately held, U.S. Corporation based in Philadelphia. The business was established in 1984 to market industrial chemicals around the world with special emphasis on Activated Carbon. CARBOCHEM produces a full line of activated carbon with ANSI/NSF Standard 61 and ISO 9001 certification. The activated carbon products are based on bituminous coal, coconut ...
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based in Selekoh, MALAYSIA
Established in 2000, TAN MENG KEONG SDN. BHD. is a manufacturer of steamed activated carbon in Malaysia. We operate two domestic manufacturing facilities which are strategically located at Bagan Datoh – west coast of Peninsula Malaysia – often referred as the hub of coconut industry in Malaysia. To date, our company's core competitive advantage is our commitment and ...
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CarboTech AC GmbH
based in Essen, GERMANY
The company is Germany's leading supplier of powdered, granulated, and extruded activated carbons. In the very heart of the Ruhr industrial area, CarboTech operates integrated production plants for the manufacture, processing and packaging of customised activated carbons, activated cokes and Carbon Molecular Sieves from hard coal, coconut shell coke and charcoal. In ...
General Carbon Corp.
based in Paterson, NEW JERSEY (USA)
General Carbon Corporation has been in the activated carbon and activated charcoal business for over 55 years. We carry a large inventory of carbon and charcoal for the treatment of both air and water. We have many different types of carbon available for immediate shipment, including pelletized, granular, powdered and reactivated, made out of several different materials ...
Airdot Environmental Technologies Ltd
based in Jing'an, CHINA
Airdot Environmental Technologies is a dynamic, innovative and leader in the filtering industry both domestic and international markets since its establishment. Many clients has chosen to work with us these years because of expertise in the filtering technology, which our engineers gained over many years of hard working on international standards products, this quality is ...
CPL Carbon Link - part of CPL Industries Ltd
based in Wigan, UNITED KINGDOM
CPL Carbon Link is a leading international manufacturer and supplier of FILTRACARB speciality activated carbon and associated adsorption technology. From manufacturing bases in the UK, Asia and Germany, CPL Carbon Link utilises the latest technologies to provide a comprehensive range of activated carbon products for all applications. With the combined extensive resources ...
Chemviron Carbon
based in Belgique, BELGIUM
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Joshua White - Mike Wofford Duo At The La Jolla Athenaeum
- When Monday, May 16, 2011 at noon
- Where Athenaeum Music & Arts Library, 1008 Wall Street, La Jolla, CA Map | Website
- Age limit All ages
- Categories Jazz
- Cost Free
Joshua White - Mike Wofford Duo peroforming live at the La Jolla Athenaeum Music & Arts Library.
Monday May 16, 2011 from 12-1p.m. come experience a free show that will make your ears smile. The talented pianists, Joshua White and Mike Wofford will be performing a mini concert just for you. For more information call (858) 454-5872.
Location: The Athenaeum Music & Arts Library 1008 Wall Street, La Jolla, CA 92109. Google Map.


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