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March 26, 1998 |
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"The One With The Free Porn" is the seventeenth episode of the fourth season of Friends, which aired on NBC on March 26, 1998.
Chandler and Joey find free porn while flipping through TV channels. After hearing the sad experience from Treeger, who once had free porn and switched it off never to get it back again, the guys resolve not to turn off the TV no matter what. Not everyone is thrilled by this - Rachel finds the channel disgusting, in particular during eating time, and tries to dissuade the subject by pointing out how her new boyfriend Joshua doesn't like porn (about which Joey and Chandler quickly prove her wrong).
At her gynecologist, Phoebe is left speechless when the sonogram reveals three distinct heartbeats, especially after having learned of the low chances of success of surrogacy (in The One With The Embryos). When she tells Frank Jr. and Alice, she accidentally lets slip out how she thinks raising triplets is financially challenging. Because of this, Frank Jr. almost quits (refrigerator) college and Alice plans her babies' clothes by having her students knit them for her. Phoebe tries to help out by researching methods of financial income, but with no success. She finally comes up with an on-the-go massage service: Relaxi-Taxi/RelaxiCab, where Frank drives anyone to their destination on his out-of-college schedule while Phoebe provides massaging and relaxation for the customers.
Emily's two weeks in America are over, and she has to go back to England. Ross is sad about this, but Monica talks him into following her at the airport and confess his love for her. When he does, Emily is so amazed by this that she can only reacts by saying "Thank you!" in reply. Ross keeps taking Monica's advice, which doesn't seem very good, as he ends up alone in cold, rainy London, in front of Emily's empty house. What Ross doesn't know is that Emily is in New York, and when she calls to leave her message in the hope of him listening to it, he calls her to clarify things. She tells him that she loves him too, to which Ross replies: "Thank you!".
- In the uncut DVD version of the episode, an extra scene at the end of the episode shows Frank Jr. and Alice go with Phoebe to her Ob/Gyn. When shown an ultrasound of the triplets, Frank points at one of them and says "I like that one best".
- This episode was skipped during repeat runs on E4 in the UK because the clips featured on Joey and Chandlers TV and the porn references were considered unacceptable for the time of day Friends aired
- In this episode the Magna Doodle reads "Knock, knock... who's there? PORN!"
- Chandler mentions watching In and Out and In Again, which is a reference to the 1997 comedy film In and Out, which starred Tom Selleck, who plays Richard Burke.
- Chandler also mentions watching Good Will Humping, which is a reference to the 1997 film Good Will Hunting, starring Matt Damon and Robin Williams.
- When Phoebe sits on the chair after blocking the porn, the position of her right arm changes in the next shot.
- When Phoebe says that the porn reminds her that she has to see her OBGYN, she looks at her wrist as if she's checking her watch, but there is clearly no watch on her wrist.
- When Joey is asking Ross why he told Emily that he loves her, there is a bottle of juice right in front of him. In the next shot of Joey, there's two bottles, and in the next shot it's back to one again.
- When Rachel says "we saw that van that you guys used to carry" the position of Phoebe's arms changes on this shot to next shot.
- When Phoebe goes to the doctor for a sonogram check, the machine isn't turned on. Then, after the check has finished, the doctor shows Phoebe the 3 babies with the sonogram and the machine is turned on.
- When Rachel is making a cup of tea, she pours the water into the cup and then she pulls out the tea bag - but the tea bag isn't wet!
- Joey and Chandler tell the gang not to turn off the TV, but when Emily is on the phone with Ross, the TV is turned off
Cast and Crew
Main Cast
Jennifer Aniston - Rachel Green
Courtney Cox - Monica Geller
Lisa Kudrow - Phoebe Buffay
Matt LeBlanc - Joey Tribbiani
Matthew Perry - Chandler Bing
David Schwimmer - Ross Geller
Supporting Cast
Giovanni Ribisi - Frank Buffay Jr.
Helen Baxendale - Emily Waltham
Debra Jo Rupp - Alice Knight Buffay
Mike Hagerty - Mr. Treeger
Shirley Jordan - The Doctor
Nick East - Adult Film Actor
Directed By:
Michael Lembeck
Written By:
Mark J. Kunerth & Richard Goodman
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Converting the Dapol M7 to a LMS P1 by David Wright
I used a simple drawing and reference to photographs, especially the photograph on page 164 in the book 'LMS 150' by Patrick Whitehouse and David St John Thomas. In the photograph, it shows a Johnson P1 0-4-4 tank in front of the Leeds Holbeck engine shed and this clearly shows many details.The first task I tackled was to move the dome forward. Using a dental type burr in my hobby drill, I cut round the base of the dome while keeping the base flange intact. I was surprised how thick the boiler plastic was. I then filled the hole with car body filler which I find invaluable for modelling work. I drilled a hole in a piece of wood the same diameter as the dome and pushed it in to hold it firmly while I filed the base of the dome to the boiler profile, carefully preserving the flange. Then I relocated the dome to its new position using liquid polystyrene glue and a small brass pegI used microstrip to fit new boiler bands in the correct positions. I found that the microstrip snapped when I bent it round the boiler but I found that giving it a coat of liquid polystyrene glue softened it so that it could be bent round tight curves successfully.Next I cut new sides for the tank and bunker sides and cab door opening, then I removed the cab roof and the cab structure and fitted a new one using plasticard. I refitted the old cab roof. I built up a firebox using the car body filler and added the safety valves. I removed all the details from the smoke box door except the hinges, then added a handrail and new number plate. I cut back the base of the smoke box to the P1 profile and built it up using filler. I also rebuilt the splashers using plasticard.
After fitting handrails to the tank fronts and bunker, and cab door openings and steps, I primed the model using grey primer and used satin black enamel for the top coat. Finally, I added waterslide transfers which I bought some years ago – they were made by SMS of Glasgow and they were excellent, though I don't suppose that they are still available.
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COACH ASH: Looks like another beautiful November day. Appreciate you guys coming. Start just like normal and just give a quick review of the Michigan State game. Obviously disappointed about the loss.
I'm not going to stand up here and sound like a broken record week after week after week. We go through, evaluate the game. We look at the goods and bads and areas that we've got to continue to work on to focus. That's just where we are right now.
And that's what we did yesterday. Just like what we do on every Sunday. And there's things that we have to continue to work on, and we'll do that as we move forward. That's player development. That's scheme development. And trying to get more consistent on game day.
But that's for all phases of the program. That's players. That's coaches. That's offense, defense, special teams. But we evaluate it just like we always have.
And we move on. And that's where we're at right now. Last night we kind of went through a state of the union with our football team. We're a 2-8 football team. Nobody in the organization would sit here and say, hey, we're happy and thrilled to be 2-8 but that's where we're at.
And what we have talked about is handling this situation and our business moving forward like pros. Treat the game with respect. Show up to be the best that we can be every single day. And keep moving forward. And that's where we're at in year one of trying to build a program.
Every Sunday we come here, we have a team meeting. We evaluate the game from the previous Saturday. But we have a guest speaker on Sundays also. We had a really good guest speaker as we typically do on Sundays and in his talk he gave an analogy between building something, whether it be a program or a business, and the Chinese bamboo tree. Some of you guys have heard about that.
It was great for our players to hear that story about with the Chinese bamboo tree, you plant it, you go out every single day and water it, fertilize it and work it.
And underneath the soil it's growing. The roots are getting deeper and stronger. But you don't see any results above the surface for five years. And he talked to our players about that and that's where we're at. I'm not going to sit here and say we're not going to see results until five years down the road. But what we are doing in the program in year one is building a very solid foundation.
Those roots are growing underneath. They're spreading. They're getting stronger. But the results aren't there on Saturday. And that's where we're at.
But it was a great speaker, great analogy and great message to our players. I think right now I can tell you I love everybody in this organization -- the coaching staff, the players -- and it's because of the way they show up every single day.
And this is a tough year. It's been a tough year. It's a tough time. But the way the people show up to work every day, the way they believe in each other, trust in each other and go work for each other has been impressive to watch, and that's what I'm most excited about as we continue to move forward.
This week we've got Penn State coming to town. Very good Penn State football team. Obviously a huge win over Ohio State there several weeks ago that really kind of put them moving in a different direction, very confident football team.
But this week for us in this program it's all about ourselves and our seniors. It's senior day, senior week, senior day, Saturdaynight. We have a tremendous group of seniors here in this program that have been through a lot.
They've been through coaching changes. They've been through conference changes. They've been at bowl games, losses. Great years, bad years. They've put a lot of energy, a lot of time, a lot of effort into Rutgers University and Rutgers football.
And our focus as an organization, coaching staff, old players, young players, is to make sure that our seniors go and have one hopefully one last positive night in High Point Solution Stadium. They deserve that.
They've earned that and we're going to do everything we can to try to make sure that happens. That's our focus. And Penn State's an outstanding football team. And they're coming in and we've got to go give them our best shot and excited about being able to do that. And it's again the reason is because our seniors have deserved that effort and that right on Saturdaynight.
So with that being said I'll go ahead and open it up for questions.
Q. I know this will be your first Rutgers/Penn State game. Are you aware of, I guess, the fans, the Rutgers fan base feeling towards Penn State, the team, some of the teams, your team's feelings towards Penn State and coming off a game where you will felt there were some distractions? Will you talk to them about keeping that out against Penn State?
COACH ASH: I've been told a lot by fans when I first got here about a rivalry with Penn State and that's a game that they'd like to win. I know our players have a tremendous amount of respect for Penn State and their players.
A lot of them know each other. They played against each other a lot. So there's that respect. But there's that rivalry that they want to have also. So I'm aware of that.
Last Saturday we talked about distractions out on the game field. We talked about that. We talk about that after the game. We talked about that yesterday. That's not an issue. It was not a major issue. But it was one that was concerning to me because I hadn't seen that so far this season.
But it's been addressed. It's behind us and we'll move forward and don't anticipate that being an issue that we have to discuss again.
Q. When you talked last night about a state of the union with the players and being 2-8, how do they respond to that and the idea of like you said playing with respect and playing with focus the last two games?
COACH ASH: They get it. Like I said, we're not sitting around here pointing fingers at anybody. We're not sitting here feeling sorry for ourselves, we're not sitting here waiting for somebody to come dig us out of a hole. It's year one of trying to build a program. Have we been competitive in some games and had a chance to win some games in the fourth quarter? Absolutely we have.
We haven't gotten it done. That's the disappointing part. But nobody's down on what we're building. Nobody's giving up hope on what we're trying to do here, the players and/or coaches. And it's a positive environment when you walk in this building. Sundays are tough. Whenever you lose, Sundays are tough. But we get it out of our system. We move on. We get our focus turned to the next opponent and we have practice on Tuesday.
But the players have been off the charts and don't expect that to change. The indication that I got from them yesterday is that that's not going to change. It's going to continue just like it's been.
Q. Penn State's not only in the mix for a Big Ten Championship. The word spoiler gets tossed around. But do you use that as a motivational tactic for your team? What exactly is your team playing for?
COACH ASH: It's playing for the seniors. That's it. We're not talking about spoilers. We're playing for ourselves and we're playing for our seniors. We're playing to try to get better. But this week it is about the seniors. We have a lot of them. A lot of them that have done a tremendous amount positive things here at Rutgers, and that's what our focus is and we want to go out and play our best for them.
Q. You mentioned the rivalry with Penn State potentially, and a lot of the players, close proximity, some of them know each other. Can you sense a heightened enthusiasm to the start of the week with the players?
COACH ASH: A little bit, I guess. It's been mentioned by a few of them. But really what we want to create here is every game is a big game and we want tremendous enthusiasm and energy for every game that we play. I get it when there are some rivalries. There is some heightened energy and enthusiasm and focus.
And some of our older guys, especially, our guys they get that, and they'll have some of that this week because of the natural rivalry with Penn State. But we're trying to create that every week, to be honest with you.
Q. What did it mean for you early on to have a guy like Darius buy into what you are doing here, and just his impact overall as a leader for this team?
COACH ASH: Darius has been great. Anytime you take over a program like this you have to identify who the potential leaders are. Not only on the field but in the locker room, who are people going to listen to and people listen to Darius. He doesn't say a whole lot but when he talks people listen to him. And the fact that Darius bought into what we're doing and what we're trying to build here meant a lot.
And again the progress that we've been able to make here in this building, a lot of it has to do with Darius and what he's brought to the locker room and what he says in the locker room and how people listen to him.
Q. I know you're involved in a lot of different aspects of the program besides just coaching on the field. But when you look at some of the crowds haven't been what they could be this year, I know there were a number of Michigan fans here, is there concern about Penn State fans being in such close proximity that there might be a significant number of them here?
COACH ASH: I'm not concerned about it. I wake up every day trying to control the things that I can control. I can't control -- the only way I can control it is to make sure we put a good product on the field that our fans want to come be a part of. It's going to be a great night. It's Big Ten football. Seniors' last home game. I would hope that we have tremendous fan support for Rutgers and our players that they'll show up and enjoy the evening.
But I can't control that. Again, the only way I can control it is put a good product on the field and we're going to do that. There's going to be a time where, you might laugh now, but there's going to be a time that stadium's going to be filled with Rutgers fans regardless of who we play because of the product that we have on that football field and the way we go out and compete and have a chance to win football games. And if it's not there Saturday night I can't control that. But I think it will be because it's senior night.
And a lot of fans have a lot of respect for the seniors in this program.
Q. We've talked a lot about seniors so far. I think the question we get asked the most from fans is about Janarion. I guess two parts: One, can you give us any update how his rehab is going; and, two, do you expect his presence with this program to be determined like around the time that kids get their draft grades, because I know you said you put in that waiver request?
COACH ASH: Janarion's rehab is going great. He's around here a lot. He's got a smile on his face, feeling really good. He's doing great in the classroom. We're still in the information gathering phase to help him make the best decision moving forward.
We have not received all the information that we need. It's senior night and he's going to make a decision whether he's going to be announced or not be announced. It's not going to determine anything for the future.
We'll make that decision -- he and his family will make that decision sometime in December after we've gathered all the information on getting the year back, what it looks like for the NFL and things like that.
So he has not decided yet on whether he will go through a senior announcements on Saturday, but I'll be the first -- it's not going to matter one way or the other whether he is or isn't. That decision for him to come back or not won't be made until December sometime.
Q. Last game you started Damon Hayes over at corner. How has he played and how's his progression this year?
COACH ASH: Damon's done a great job. I like the potential of Damon Hayes moving forward. He's gotten better every single week. I thought he played pretty well Saturday. If I was to critique Damon on some things, he was a little high on some of his tackling, but in coverage I thought he did a very good job.
He's played more and more as we've gone through the season, whether it be at nickel, corner, special teams, he's been involved in a lot. I love his attitude, his work ethic. He's very committed to trying to be a great football player. And I can't say enough good things about him, very excited about his future here at Rutgers.
Q. From a personnel standpoint, Gio is still your guy and Tylin could he get more of a role after you've reviewed the film?
COACH ASH: Gio is, like I mentioned when we made the decision to go with Gio at quarterback, he's our starting quarterback and that's not going to change this week or next week unless there's an injury. Tylin, that situation hasn't changed either. Tylin's reps in games will determine by, one, how we prepared; two, the situation in game. Does it afford itself to put Tylin in.
Last Saturday the game was out of control. We needed to put Tylin in just to get him some game experience. He did a nice job. Ran the ball well, struggled with passes, ran the ball well and had some production. And we need to continue, hopefully continue to get him in the next few games if, again, the situation allows itself to put him in and he's done a great job during the week of preparation and feels good with the game plan.


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Underscore templates with Node.js
A while back I wrote a post about using underscore templates and how they can help to organize your application's markup. Today we are going to talk about how we can take this one step further and use underscore templates within a node.js application to write a simple backbone generator.
Getting underscore
First thing we need to do is get underscore. NPM (Node package manager) will be our friend here. If npm is installed, we can get underscore simply by typing the following from the command line.
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Creating our node.js program
First thing we need to do is create our node program. We will save this as file called bb.js. Inside bb.js add the code below. To get started we are requiring underscore, the node file system, and defining our template file.
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function createFile() { var args = process.argv, viewName = args.length > 2 ? args[2] : '', filePath, templateFile; if( viewName ) { filePath = process.cwd() + '/' + viewName + '.js'; templateFile = fs.readFileSync( templatePath ).toString(); fs.writeFileSync( filePath, _.template( templateFile, { view: viewName } ) ); } } createFile(); |
The first thing createFile() does is look at the arguments passed to node. Since our command is going to be "node bb <view_name>" the view name will be the 3rd argument from process.argv. Process.argv is just an array containing the command line arguments. Next, if a view name was passed in we will setup a file path based on the current working directory and the view name.
Ex. path/to/current/directory/view_name.js.
Line 9 will use the node file system to read in our template file and convert it to a string. Finally, we will apply the _.template function using our templateFile string and view name as parameters. We will then write out the result to a file using the node file system.
Our backbone-view.js template file
As you can see the backbone view template is pretty simple. It takes the view name that was passed in and applies it in several different spots.
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define(['text!templates/<%= view %>.html', 'helpers/<%= view %>_helper.js'], function ( template, helpers ) { var <%= view %> = Backbone.View.extend({ compiledTemplate: null, initialize: function() { // Precompile template this.compiledTemplate = _.template( template ); }, render: function() { var data = { name: 'Testing' }; this.$el.html( this.compiledTemplate( _.extend(data, helpers) ) ); } }); return <%= view %>; }); |
And that's it. It is pretty easy to write a little node.js and underscore program to help with simple tasks such as writing out template files. Obviously this is a very simple example. In the next post we will combine this general idea with cli ( a command line tool for node ) to make a more powerful interface for generating files and folders with node.


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Structural characterization of layered LiNi0.85− xMnxCo0.15O2withx = 0, 0.1, 0.2 and 0.4 oxide electrodes for Li batteries
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Abstract We report the synthesis of LiNi 0.85− x Co 0.15Mn x O 2 positive electrode materials from Ni 0.85− x Co 0.15Mn x (OH) 2 and Li 2CO 3. XRD and XPS are used to study the effect of Mn-doping on the microstructures and oxidation states of the LiNi 0.85− x Co 0.15Mn x O 2 materials. The analysis shows that Mn-doping promotes the formation of a single phase. With increasing substitution of Mn ions for Ni ions, the lattice parameter a decreases, while the lattice parameters c and c/ a increase. XPS revealed that the oxidation states of Ni, Co and Mn in LiNi 0.85− x Co 0.15Mn x O 2 compounds (where x = 0.1, 0.2 and 0.4) were +2/+3, +3 and +4. The substitution of Mn ions for Ni ions induces a decrease in the average oxidation state of Ni. Because the substitution of Mn for Ni ions is complex, the extent of the changes between the lattice parameter and L M–O differ. The occupation of Ni in Li sites is affected by the ordering of Mn 4+ with Ni 2+ and Mn 4+ with Li +.


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This applies to luminaries, which usually involve placing a lighted candle in a paper bag, and could affect luminary ceremonies in Davidson County.
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Pensacola was locked in a scoreless tie through six innings Monday until visiting Mobile broke through for a run in the seventh and added five more the next frame. The Blue Wahoos finally scored when Rossmel Perez cracked a three-run homer against his former team in the ninth, but the Bay Bears held on for a 6-3 win. Perez led his team offensively with two of their five hits and also reached on a walk.
On the mound Ben Lively took a loss for a nice outing, allowing one run on two hits in six innings while striking out four. He did that in spite of struggling to find the plate as he walked seven including the first two batters in the seventh. Carlos Gonzalez relieved him with a scoreless inning but one of his inherited runners scored on a sac fly. Scott Maine and Fabio Castillo combined for two innings to finish the game and the pair was roughed up for five runs, all unearned.
Pensacola has been struggling through a 41-60 season thus far but that hasn't stopped Perez from having a breakout season. It's the 24 year-old catcher's first one in the Cincinnati organization after playing seven years in the Arizona system starting when he was in the Dominican League at the age of sixteen. He may be a minor league journeyman still in AA but that hasn't stopped him from slashing a line of .327 AVG/ .382 OB/ .460 SLG with four home runs. That is also on the rise because over his last eight games he's gone 10-23 (.434) with three walks.
Previously his best season was in 2007 when he cracked .300 in the DSL in 2007 which earned him a ticket stateside the next year. After that he's hit at every stop, taking two seasons to advance out of high-A. Overall he has a .270 AVG/.352 OB in 626 minor league games. 2014 is his third in AA, but his age is still not too bad for the level.
Perez has a catcher's build at 5'9"/200# and bats left-handed. He doesn't project much power, never hitting more than five homers in a season and that was in the California League. However he boasts incredible plate discipline and contact skills. Incredibly he's walked more times than he's struck out in each of the past four seasons while putting up the .080' AVG/OB differential in his lifetime total. To put it succinctly, he brings a small strike zone to the plate, makes pitchers find it before he swings, and puts wood on the ball when they do.
He's also developed a reputation of good defensive skills behind the plate. He's only thrown out 17% of runners this season, but that's likely to increase because he's gunned down 37% lifetime including 38% while at Mobile last year. He's had problems allowing passed balls in the past including 22 in 2011, but there's been improvement to that and he's given up only 17 total over the next three seasons.
A lefty hitting catcher with good defense, excellent contact, and knows the way to first is usually a recipe for advancement. The first thing Perez needs to do is look at who's blocking him at AAA. Right now the Louisville roster doesn't look like it's going to provide any openings behind the plate any time soon. Tucker Barnhart, the top rated receiver in the Reds system gets most of the action when he's not with the parent team. 27 year-old Brian Anderson, another catcher in his first year in the Reds system, is hitting .301 for the Bats since he was promoted from Pensacola earlier this season. There's also 38 year-old Corky Miller who is currently on the DL and it's not likely that anything less than a stick of dynamite would remove him from the Louisville roster. Miller is a candidate for retirement, but he's been with the Bats for two stints totaling ten seasons, so don't hold your breath.
That's not to say there isn't a AAA job for Perez somewhere in the near future. Given his skills and age he projects as a back-up catcher at the major league level. If Barnhart was not in the way it's easy to see him providing a left-handed bat to compliment all-star Devin Mesoraco someday. Still, extra catchers are handy to have around and Perez is showing that he's ready for the highest minor league level. Time will tell if that happens in the Cininnati system as he looks to continue strengthening his resume over the second half of this season.


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Microsoft Office has penetrated the business world with a universality rivaled only by the personal computer itself. In most Mac- or Windows-based corporations, anyone not using Word, Excel, and PowerPoint at work is considered a weirdo. For that matter, a few people use them at home, too.
Office has been on the Mac in one form or another since 1989, but it gained greater acceptance with the release of Office 2001, which was the debut of Entourage—the all-in-one email-cum-personal-information-manager-program. But before the year 2001 was even torn off the calendar, Office X exploded onto the scene with some of the first—and best—productivity programs available for the Mac's new operating system, Mac OS X. With each new version, Microsoft has not only given Office greater speed and more new features, but has strived to make them all work better together. The result is the topic of this book—Office 2004.
Building on Office X, which incorporated new Mac OS X features like Quartz graphics, Office 2004 includes more innate Mac OS X features than ever. For instance, there's now Unicode support and thus the ability to use the Mac's Character Palette (see Figure I-1). The Thumbnails pane in Word is a dead ringer for the Thumbnails pane in Mac OS X's Preview program (not to mention Adobe Acrobat). Finally, Microsoft has outfitted Office 2004 with full AppleScriptability.
Furthermore, much of what's new in Office 2004 is unique and innovative. From the new Notebook layout and audio notes features in Word, to the all-encompassing Project Center in Entourage, there's less reason than ever to click out of Office to get things done on your Mac.
Other new features are more modest in size but carry substantial timesaving potential. You'll now see onscreen Smart Buttons pop up offering immediate help with error correction or formatting cleanup. The new Toolbox palette offers instant access to features that were once hidden away—like the Dictionary and Clipboard (now called Scrapbook). And talk about speed, Excel now has one-click chart building.
Word, Excel, and PowerPoint started out as individual, disparate programs, but beginning with Office 2001, Microsoft began to design the programs of the suite as a cohesive whole. Word, Excel, and PowerPoint have grown to look and work more alike, and even share each other's components. With Office 2004's new Project Center, you can both do your work and organize your life without leaving the comfort of Office, especially if you work from home or run a small business. For example:
Entourage's new Project Center allows you to formulate, track, and modify projects across the entire Office 2004 spectrum. This clever feature not only tracks your PowerPoint presentations, Word documents, and Excel files, but keeps a project-specific calendar, organizes your email, and keeps your project-related clippings in one handy location.
The improved Project Gallery lets you start a new Word, Excel, Entourage, or PowerPoint document from within any of the other programs.
In your Entourage email, you can use Word features like AutoCorrect and AutoFormat for bulleted lists and other fancy formatting. You can also check your spelling with Word's spell checker, so no more excuses!
The names and addresses entered in Entourage become AutoText entries in Word, so that you can type just a few letters of a person's name to paste in the full address when typing a letter. In fact, the Contact toolbar lets you select, find, update, and use contacts in any Office program, without even launching Entourage.
You can drag and drop any text, picture, or other object you create from any Office application into any other—or even to the desktop. If you've ever needed to put clip art in a spreadsheet, here's your chance.
Office 2004 has an abundance of drawing tools and picture-editing tools (red-eye removal, cropping, and so on) that you can use in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
By clicking a flag icon on Word, Entourage, Excel, and PowerPoint toolbars, you can set up onscreen reminders that get added to the Entourage calendar. When the time comes, a dialog box appears onscreen to remind you when to follow up on a specific document or project.
Smart Buttons in Excel and Word help you match formatting and incorporate automatic features in both programs.
A single spelling checker looks over your Word essays, Excel spreadsheets, Power-Point slideshows, and even Entourage email.
You can scan or import digital camera images directly into any of the programs.
Rather than marketing the programs individually, Microsoft pushes the Office suite for the same reason that there's one Missing Manual that covers all four programs: If you use only one of the Office programs without the others, you miss out on a lot of timesaving shortcuts.
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Office 2004 comes in different versions for different needs—three to be exact. This book is based on the Standard Edition, which is your plain, vanilla Office. Just the four main Office programs—Word, Excel, Entourage, and PowerPoint—and a bunch of supporting mini-programs. It retails for $400, which is less than buying any two of those programs individually. The Professional Edition is the pumped-up, supercharged version for those whose work requires not only Office, but a Windows PC. It includes everything found in the Standard Edition plus Virtual PC 7, which essentially gives your Mac the power to run Windows and most Windows programs (sold separately). This version goes for $500, but don't bother unless you have the 700 MHz Mac with 3 GB extra space to run it on. For the academic world, there's the Student and Teacher Edition. It's the same as the Standard Edition at the pared-down price of $149, but you must be able to prove that you're a teacher or a student (or the parent of one). If you own Office 98 or later, you can upgrade to Office 2004 and save yourself $160 for the Standard Edition ($180 for Professional). Consult www.microsoft.com/mac for additional information. |
The shimmering, Aqua-enhanced splash that Office X made on the scene was a hard act to follow, but Microsoft gave Office 2004 significant improvements over its predecessor, Office X. Some, like Notebook Layout view and the Project Center, are eye-catching, but others are less readily apparent. Here's a list of the most interesting new features.
Notebook Layout view. More than just a new view that looks like lined paper, Notebook Layout view is a quick way to take, outline, and organize notes. The view features a formatting palette that's slimmed down to the essential functions, and the ability to take audio notes right in your document with a single click of your mouse. Just the ticket for those long social studies lectures or business meetings.
Improved Change Tracking. Change Tracking is now much more stable, and boasts a revamped toolbar that makes its features more accessible. You can now display changes in balloons that float in the document margins, which makes them easier to spot. On the downside, inserted and deleted text can be harder to deal with. (If you don't like the change, worry not. You can always tell Word to track changes more like the old-fashioned way.)
If you're just now switching from Windows to Mac, give thanks. Word's Change Tracking feature now looks and works more like its Windows counterpart.
Remodeled Formatting Palette. Subtle changes makes text syles easier to apply and modify. The new Add Objects panel means fewer trips to the menu bar to insert things like AutoText and Drawing objects.
Smart Buttons. A Smart Button pops onto your window just after Word makes an AutoCorrection. With a quick click of the mouse, you can choose to accept or reject the suggestion. Smart Buttons also let you determine the formatting of pasted text.
Send as HTML mail. With one swift command, you can plunk your fully formatted Word text into the body of an email, ready for sending.
Page Layout View. The cool Page Layout view that you've used in Word is now available in a tasty new Excel 2004 flavor. You can review, change, and redesign your workbooks onscreen, confident that they'll print just as they're displayed.
Cool Charts. Now you can add charts to your Excel spreadsheet with just a single click in the Formatting Palette. You'll find everything from area charts to line graphs waiting for your instant gratification.
Smart Buttons. Just as in Word, these small pop-up tools let you perform quick formatting-on-the-fly without a side trip to the menu bar.
Presenter Tools. These new tools help keep presenters organized by displaying, in a private window, the slide currently being shown and what's in the queue. There's also an onscreen clock and a place for notes that only the presenter can see.
Better Transitions. Microsoft has worked hard to make PowerPoint prettier, and it shows. PowerPoint includes smoother transitions and more than 200 animations. That's enough to dress up even the Gettysburg Address.
New Design Templates. Can't get started? Just don't have any ideas for your presentation's format? PowerPoint now has over 100 templates for your presenting pleasure.
The Project Center. The big kahuna for people who use Entourage to organize their lives. The Project Center provides the ability to organize and track any kind of pursuit, project, or endeavor in one convenient location. Better still, the Project Center works across the entire Office suite, so it can keep track of your files, remind you when meetings and milestones occur, share documents with fellow employees, and more. (Sorry, Entourage still can't write the final report for you.)
New View. Entourage now offers a three-pane view, with the preview pane on the right side of the window. Microsoft claims that people read short lines more easily, so their three-pane view is the way to go.
Archiving. If you're buried in email overload, Entourage has made it easier to store away old email, contact, and project data in exported archive packages, keeping your hard drive clean and your data safe.
Improved Calendar Printing. With improved calendar printing, you gain more control over more layouts.
Microsoft Exchange Server. You can now connect to an Exchange Server, just like all those Windows Outlook people you work with. (Unfortunately, this book doesn't tackle the behemoth that is Exchange Server; see page 380.)
Unicode Support. Now that Office has jumped on the Unicode bandwagon, you can type in virtually any language using the Mac's keyboard layouts without any additional software. It also helps make Office work with Exchange Server (see above), and the Mac OS X Character Palette (Figure 1-1).
Toolbox. The Toolbox provides a window into Office's new Project Center, a gateway into a set of improved reference tools, a method to check the compatibility of your documents, and quick access to your Scrapbook (another new feature in Office 2004). You can drag snippets of text, pictures, and lots more into the Scrapbook, and then access them from your other Office programs.
Compatibility Reports. Although Office 2004 can open and work with documents from Office 98, 2001, and X for Mac; Office 97, 2000, and XP for Windows; and AppleWorks 6, certain program features can hamper the process. New compatibility features help you find—and fix—such problems.
New Project Gallery options. As described on page 657, the Project Gallery offers a wider variety of templates and wizards, in addition to new options that let you access the Project Center, customize the Project Gallery to suit your tastes, and avail yourself of new Office training tools.
AutoUpdate. Don't be left behind when Microsoft comes out with a stability-enhancing or bug-fixing update. This new mini-program lets you know as soon as one's available. (See the box on page 8.)
You'll find very little jargon or nerd terminology in this book. You will, however, encounter a few terms and concepts that you'll see frequently in your Macintosh life. They include:
Clicking. This book offers three kinds of instructions that require you to use the mouse or trackpad attached to your Mac. To click means to point the arrow cursor at something onscreen and then—without moving the cursor at all—to press and release the clicker button on the mouse (or laptop trackpad). To double-click, of course, means to click twice in rapid succession, again without moving the cursor at all. And to drag means to move the cursor while keeping the button continuously pressed.
When you're told to
Menus. The menus are the words in the lightly striped bar at the top of your screen. The menu titles are slightly different in each of the Office programs. You can either click one of these words to open a pull-down menu of commands (and then click again on a command), or click and hold the button as you drag down the menu to the desired command (and release the button to activate the command). Either method works fine.
Keyboard shortcuts. Every time you take your hand off the keyboard to move the mouse, you lose time and potentially disrupt your creative flow. That's why many experienced Mac fans use keystroke combinations instead of menu commands wherever possible.
When you see a shortcut like
Pop-up buttons. The tiny arrows beside many of Office 2004's buttons are easy to overlook—but don't. Each one reveals a pop-up menu of useful commands. For instance, the arrow button next to the Undo button on the Standard toolbar lets you choose any number of actions to undo. Meanwhile, the arrow next to the New button in Entourage lets you specify what kind of item you want to create anew—an appointment for the calendar, an address book entry, and so on.
Choice is good. Microsoft wouldn't be Microsoft if it didn't offer you several ways to trigger a particular command. Sure enough, everything you could ever wish to do in Office 2004 is accessible by a menu command or by clicking a toolbar button or by pressing a key combination. Some people prefer the speed of keyboard shortcuts; others like the satisfaction of a visual command array available in menus or toolbars.
One thing's for sure, however: You're not expected to memorize all of these features. In fact, Microsoft's own studies indicate that most people don't even know about 80 percent of its programs' features, let alone use them all. And that's OK. Great novels, Pulitzer Prize–winning articles, and successful business ventures have all been launched by people who never got past Open and Save.
On the other hand, as you skim this book, be aware that the way you've been doing things in Word or Excel since 1998 may no longer be the fastest or easiest. Every new keystroke or toolbar you add to your repertoire may afford you more free time to teach ancient Greek to 3-year-olds or start your own hang-gliding club.
As for the programmers in Redmond, let them obsess about how many different ways they can think of to do the same thing. You're under no obligation to try them all.
Office 2004 comes in a shiny, attractive package adorned with a distinctive stylized "O"logo. What you won't find inside, however, is a printed manual. To learn this vast set of software programs, you're expected to rely on sample documents in the Project Gallery, a PDF guide, and built-in help screens.
You can learn how to use Office's Help system in this book's Appendix B, which you can download from the "Missing CD" page at www.missingmanual.com.
Although Office Help is detailed and concise, you need to know what you're looking for before you can find it. You can't mark your place (you lose your trail in the Help program every time you close an Office program), you can't underline or make marginal notes, and, even with a laptop, reading in bed or by firelight just isn't the same.
The purpose of this book, then, is to serve as the manual that should have accompanied Office 2004. Although you may still turn to online help for the answer to a quick question, this book provides step-by-step instructions for all major (and most minor) Office features, including those that have always lurked in Office but you've never quite understood. This printed guide provides an overview of the ways this comprehensive software package can make you act like a one-person, all-purpose office.
This book is divided into five parts, each containing several chapters.
Parts 1 through 4, Word, Entourage, Excel, and PowerPoint, cover in detail each of the primary Office programs. Each part begins with an introductory chapter that covers the basics. Additional chapters delve into the more advanced and less-frequently used features.
Part 5, Office as a Whole, shows how the programs work together for even more productivity and creativity. For example, it covers the Project Gallery and Toolbox, the graphics features that work in all Office programs, how to customize Office's menus and keystrokes, and more.
Three appendixes await you on the "Missing CD-ROM" page at www.missingmanuals.com in electronic form: Appendix A explains the Office online help system; Appendix B offers guidance in installing, updating, and troubleshooting the software; and Appendix C, "Office 2004: Menu by Menu" describes the function of each menu command in each of the four major programs, with cross-references to the book in your hands (where these features are discussed more completely).
UP TO SPEED Office Up to Date |
Writing complex software is never easy—and few companies write more complex software than Microsoft. It's also no wonder that few companies issue more "Service Packs" and updates than Microsoft—with the possible exception of Apple. You'll do yourself a big favor by making sure that you have the most updated versions of both Office 2004 and Mac OS X). To get the latest Office update, go to www.microsoft.com/mac and look under "Quick Downloads" at the right of the page. When you reach the download page, follow the instructions onscreen. Of course, you can avoid all that hassle if you wish. When you install Office 2004, it automatically installs Microsoft's AutoUpdate for Mac. After that, your Mac will periodically check Microsoft's Web site and prompt you to download the latest updates to your Office suite. You can determine how often you want to check for updates by double-clicking the Microsoft AutoUpdate icon in your Applications folder—daily, weekly, or monthly. Or turn on the Manually radio button. That way, AutoUpdate will run only when you launch it and click Check for Updates. With the help of AutoUpdate, you'll always have every update and fix that Microsoft makes to Office 2004, including the first and most important update, Service Pack 1. Among other things, you'll find that Word crashes a lot less often. There's no downside to installing Service Pack 1 (although it did interfere with Word's ability to insert hyperlinks into documents, an effect which is hopefully only temporary; see page 300). In fact, this book assumes that you've already done so. |
Throughout this book, and throughout the Missing Manual series, you'll find sentences like this one: "Open the System folder→Libraries→Fonts folder."That's shorthand for a much longer instruction that directs you to open three nested folders in sequence. That instruction might read: "On your hard drive, you'll find a folder called System. Open that. Inside the System folder window is a folder called Libraries. Open that. Inside that folder is yet another one called Fonts. Double-click to open it, too."
Similarly, this kind of arrow shorthand helps to simplify the business of choosing commands in menus, as shown in Figure I-2.
At the missingmanuals.com Web site, you'll find news, articles, and updates to the books in this series.
But if you click the name of this book and then the Errata link, you'll find a unique resource: a list of corrections and updates that have been made in successive printings of this book. You can mark important corrections right into your own copy of the book, if you like.
In fact, the same Errata page offers an invitation for you to submit such corrections and updates yourself. In an effort to keep the book as up to date and accurate as possible, each time we print more copies of this book, we'll make any confirmed corrections you've suggested. Thanks in advance for reporting any glitches you find!
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In the Kāpiti Coast District, 33.8% of households were made up of family type 'couples with children' compared with 42.0% in the Wellington Region in 2013.
Households with Children require different services and facilities than other household types, and their needs change as both adults and children age. When many families in an area are at the same stage in their individual lifecycles, it creates a suburb lifecycle. Knowing where a suburb is in a cycle of change helps planners make evidence-based decisions about the demand for services both now and in the future.
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Analysis of the family types in the Kāpiti Coast District in 2013 compared to the Wellington Region shows that there was a lower proportion of couple families with child(ren) as well as a lower proportion of one-parent families. Overall, 33.8% of total families were couple families with child(ren), and 16.5% were one-parent families, compared with 42.0% and 17.0% respectively for the Wellington Region.
There were a higher proportion of couples without children in Kāpiti Coast District, 49.7% compared to 41.0% in the Wellington Region.
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The number of families in Kāpiti Coast District increased by 855 between 2006 and 2013.
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Hairy Potter and the chamber of secrets: Luigi's garden blog
There's something about this big empty terracotta pot that absolutely fascinates Luigi. Haven't a clue what it is, but he can spend ages walking round the rim, having a good look inside. He has occasionally got right inside it - and seems able to jump out again without any difficulty. He reminds me of one of those old brandy glass ornaments you used to get in the Seventies, with the cat climbing up the side.


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Andrew O'Brien served honorably in the army, deployed to Iraq, was a gunner on convoys and survived an IED attack. In 2010, while stationed in Hawaii, soldier Andrew O'Brien tried to take his own life.
"I went home that day and decided I was done. I was tired of putting up...it's like I went to war and came to go to war again in my mind" - Andrew O'Brien
Andrew overdosed on anti depressants and sleeping pills.
Andrew survived.
Now at the age of 25, Andrew is dedicating his life at any cost to assure other veterans have the support and tools they need to overcome obstacles faced when in and out of combat. More American service men and women die of suicide than in combat and more are dying each and every day.
Currently, Andrew is using his own personal funds to tour the US interviewing and speaking with soldiers who are struggling with PTSD (Post-Traumatic Stress Syndrome). in support of his new book,"Welcoming your solider home" a how-to guide for families expecting a returning vet. With the help from potential sponsors and funding, Andrew's ultimate goal is to create a documentary film following him on his travels and telling the stories of these soldiers he meets and his own.
The film will follow Andrew as he tours the US interviewing and speaking to veterans and soldiers about their first hand experiences of the US Military services and PTSD (Post-Traumatic Stress Syndrome). He hopes to capture and share through the lens a look into their very real and raw lives and mental struggles and what WE are doing to support them. His interviews are not limited to soldiers and vets but will include their families, mental health doctors and military officials with a main focus on the problems of PTSD and what their solutions are.
This film will not only be a great resource for families of returning soldiers dealing with PTSD but a truly realistic view for those who may not be aware of the sacrifices off the battlefield that these men and women have made for our country.
Andrew is an everyman soldier. He represents our sons and daughters, sisters and brothers.


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Formerly known as ShoWest until it was renamed in 2011, CinemaCon is the trade show held by The National Association of Theatre Owners at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. Over four days, the movie studios make presentations about the latest and (hopefully) greatest films they are about to release to their partners, the theater exhibitors. Paramount Pictures Before the big ... Read More »
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Facebook has decided to re-publish the iconic photo of a girl running from napalm bombs during the Vietnam War after its decision to ban the image sparked a public outcry.
"An image of a naked child would normally be presumed to violate our Community Standards, and in some countries might even qualify as child pornography. In this case, we recognize the history and global importance of this image in documenting a particular moment in time," Facebook said in a statement provided to TIME. "Because of its status as an iconic image of historical importance, the value of permitting sharing outweighs the value of protecting the community by removal, so we have decided to reinstate the image on Facebook where we are aware it has been removed."
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5 Funny Garden Articles in WWN
5. Garden Slug Diet. Everyone knows that gardening is good exercise, but if all that squatting in the garden to pull weeds or plant seeds isn't giving you the cardio workout you need sprinkle some salt on those garden slugs. This takes natural slug control a bit far, no?
4. Garden Gnome Terrorists. A terror threat is infiltrating America in the form of garden gnomes. The next time you're in your garden hit one with the garden rake and see if it cries out. They hate us for our freedom, but love us for our gardens?
3. Stolen Garden Tools. You aren't going crazy and it isn't a sign of you getting older, your garden tools aren't vanishing- they're being stolen. A "garden nut" stole 318 sprinklers, 127 extension cords, 108 shovels from his unsuspecting neighbors.
2. Gardens Damaged by Garden Faeries. The typical gardener upon discovering damage in the garden will probably blame it on deer, squirrels, raccoons or a variety of other garden pests. It turns out these critters have been unfairly blamed. The real culprits are garden faeries who eat $200 million in produce every year. Think about that the next time you put a faerie door in your garden.
1. Gardening Ghost. If your husband isn't much help around the garden perhaps he can make it up to you in the afterlife. This lucky, depending on how you see it, widow has an extremely low-maintenance garden because her husband's ghost does all the work. How would you like your very own ghost to prune and fertilize your garden?
These stories and more can be found in the digital archives of WWN on Google Books. I'm surprised by all the ads for what seem like real gardening products that can be found in this periodical. Do that many gardeners really read it?
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I'm still mad three years later that someone stole my shovel. I left it out overnight on the patio, and the next day it was gone. I searched all over the yard for it. I still can't believe someone would steal something like that in this neighborhood.
My mom gave it to me, and I had a sentimental attachment to it. It was pretty old, had a nice patina and an oak handle. It looked alot like those vintage-looking tools we saw at the IGC show, which is one reason I spent so much time looking at them. Every so often I'd clean it up real nice and oil the wood. I've seen similar shovels sold in antique shops. I had used that shovel since I was a kid.
Every time I think about it I get mad all over again. I've learned my lesson, and the old spade Mom gave me never leaves my sight when it's out. I want my shovel back!Thanks for a laugh, MBT. Now that gardening is such a hot commodity, thieves have obviously decided that there's gold in them thar beloved tools of the trade! Obviously, so have some enterprising writers/editors. So far, no humans have spirited anything of value away, but the insects have established a New World Order headquarters in my yard this year and demanding gourmet meals around-the-clock.
Maybe there is a tiny neon sign in your garden that says "Diner" with a flashing arrow that you just can see. :0)
Why am I not surprised?
Why am I not surprised? LMAO. BTW, thanks to your leaf mulching tip you shared earlier here I'm looking forward to stealing bags of leaves in my neighborhood this year.
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We all love high ceilings. Whenever being shown a space, if a realtor hints at 9- or even 10-foot ceilings we start to raise our eyebrows. But do we know why? Aside from the obvious assumption that it implies more space, research shows that it gives us a sense of freedom and triggers our interest in spatial exploration. Several tests have shown that the feeling of higher ceilings promote abstract thinking, freedom, and creativity; whereas lower ceilings brings on confined thinking. Another test asked participants to look at pictures of rooms with high and low ceilings. The outcomes, though not surprising, showed brain activity in the left precuneus and left middle frontal gyrus—two areas associated with visuospatial exploration. This means that higher ceilings engage our visual attention and make us take interest in our surroundings.
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Melbourne Victory v Western Sydney Wanderers
Friday March 25, 7:40pm
Match Odds
Match Overview
Melbourne Victory are clinging onto sixth spot having wasted the opportunity to go five points clear of Sydney when drawing 1-1 with the Newcastle Jets last week despite the Jets being reduced to 10 men for 50 mins.
Western Sydney also failed to capitalise on the opportunity to go three points clear at the top when their sustained pressure came to nothing in a goalless draw with Adelaide.
Key Statistics
- Melbourne Victory's last 6 matches (W1-D3-L2). They have failed to win their last 4 home matches.
- After starting the season scoring 15 goals in their first 6 home matches they have managed just four in five since. They have managed just 22 shots on goal in their last six (3.67 per match) against a season average of 3.9. 12 of those shots have been against worse than average defences in City and Central Coast.
- Victory's shots on goal conversion rate is the worst in the league over the last 6 matches.
- Their defensive stats have remained relatively stable all season facing around 4 shots and conceding 1.5 goals both comparable with the league average.
- Western Sydney have split their last 6 matches (W2-D2-L2) and their last 12 (W4-D4-L4)
- Western Sydney have scored 27 of their 38 goals in the second half of matches and 16 of those in the final 15 minutes
- Western Sydney had been remarkably consistent in both their attacking and defensive stats all season however the last 6 has seen them slip against all key metrics for both.
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BACK – Under 2.5 goals at 2+ for 1.5 units
Defensively I can accept the Wanderers recent under performance as we saw last week with their best team available they conceded 0 shots on goal to Adelaide. Both teams are really struggling in attack.
Newcastle Jets v Perth Glory
Saturday March 26, 5:15pm
Match Odds
Match Overview
Newcastle have shown some fight of late and were unlucky not to beat Melbourne Victory despite playing the majority of the match with 10 men. Perth Glory are nipping at the heels of the top four and continued on their winning way at Wellington last week. Both teams lose key defensive personal for this match with Daniel Mullen suspended for Newcastle and Josh Risdon of Perth on international duty.
Key Statistics
- Newcastle scored 11 of their 22 season goals in a six match sequence from rounds 15-20. Since then they have scored just two goals in four matches.
- Defensively Newcastle have improved conceding just 4.5 shots on target per match in their last 6 matches against an average of 5.5 for the season.
- In their last 10 matches the Jets have average 3.4 shots on goal per match whilst facing 5.2 shots on goal from their opponents
- Perth have scored in their last 16 matches after starting the season scoring in just four from eight.
- Perth have win five of their last six losing only away to Western Sydney
- Perth have averaged 7.1 shots on goal in their last 10 matches whilst facing 1.9 shots on goal from their opponents
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BACK – Perth at 1.9+ for 2 units
Perth are arguably the best team in the competition at the moment. They will miss Josh Risdon but can be confidently backed to beat the Jets even away from home.
Brisbane Roar v Sydney FC
Saturday March 26, 7:30pm
Match Odds
Match Overview
Brisbane Roar slipped from the top of the table after going down to Melbourne City 3-1. They were well in the match until Jack Hingert conceded a penalty and was sent off in the same instance. They will miss Matt Mckay on international duty. Sydney FC led 2-0 with five minutes to play at Central Coast only to draw 2-2 leaving them 3 points out of the top 6.
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- Brisbane's home form has been the key to their success (W9-D2-L1) with the only blemish to an, at the time, rampant Adelaide.
- Brisbane have led at half time in six of their 12 home matches going on to win each match.
- Brisbane have conceded an average of 2.7 goals per match in the last six against an average of 1.5 over the season and have always been below average with around five shots faced per match.
- Sydney have picked up 15 of their 31 points on the road courtesy of three wins and six draws from their 12 matches. They have however not won in their last five away matches.
- Sydney have faced 4.2 shots on goal per match in the last six. Good when compared to the league average but poor when considering they were sub two shots faced per match early in the season.
- Sydney have managed just 2.5 shots on goal in their last 6 matches well below the league average and lower than their 3.75 season average.
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BACK – Brisbane at 1.7+ for 2.5 units
Brisbane have one of the deepest squads in the competition. Still Matt Mckay is a big loss. It is for this reason I am not declaring them a 3-unit play, but they easily could be.


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GOP to Cut Food Stamps
Our nation needs the money for tanks and war ships. Jeff Sessions, (R) Alabama, is slightly hard of hearing when he proposed cutting food stamps for the poor. The preacher said "Thanks and Worship".
One more reason to not vote for any Republican in the fall election. They can not hear a single word you say if you are from the middle or lower class of Americans.
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I love how everyone is driving around them like, "Oh yeah, this happens all the time here." xD No idea if it does though >_<
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Yep, Nara Park is pretty much like that. All of the deer are pretty much acclimated to humans and motor vehicles. That being said, they're not docile, either.
they are all cute..... ^_^ and it was a nice view indeed
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Tourists come to see the amazing temple in Nara. The area is a sanctuary for deer who are fed biscuit-like food by the visitors.
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Every day last week, the KPL power plant had helicopters take off and land about every 15 minutes. Why?
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