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The basic concept of a mixer is explained in the glossary entry Mixer.
I created this page, because I heard that some mixer apps for ALSA (especially graphical ones like alsamixergui) don't treat the mixer devices right. alsamixergui for example doesn't allow setting the capture flag on the "Capture" slider. This basically makes recording on cs46xx-based soundcards impossible, since it is necessary to select Line-in, ADC and Capture for capturing from line-in.
So my first tip when it comes to mixers and ALSA is: Use alsamixer. It treats the ctl interface right.
If you know of any other mixer apps with problems like that, please report them here.
Actually I also think that every AlsaDrivers page should have a section on mixer usage, because this varies wildly from one driver to the next. It took me 2 days to find out that I had to enable capture on more than one slider with my soundcard.
gamix is very nice - some controls of my SB Live! soundcard aren't displayed or are displayed badly in alsamixer, such as the whole EMU 10K1 PCM section. gamix displays the controls in a more logical and human-readable form and makes it much easier to change levels.
Where can you get gamix? From: http://www1.tcnet.ne.jp/fmurata/linux/down/
And there's another very good mixer application for X and GNOME - the gnome-alsamixer. I like it much more than other mixers just because its logical separation of different kinds of controls - there are sliders for volume levels and checkboxes for switchable elements are on different panel.
gnome-alsamixer is available at http://www.paw.za.org/projects/gnome-alsamixer/
Good mixer for KDE is kalsamix. It is only for ALSA and alsa support is good, it supports events. kalsamix is available at http://kalsamix.sourceforge.net
Don't miss out on kalsamix even if you use Gnome. For me kalsamix features of being able freely group & choose which sliders should show as well as allowing renaming of the channels to whatever I want is invaluable. It's helps me keep sane with 2 soundcards with multiple in&outputs on each, connected to different external hardware. Amazing how there seems to be no native Gnomemixer capable of this.
Note that I had severe problems with insufficient mic gain, even with the 20db boost selected, on a Gigabyte GA-K8N Pro SLI motherboard, with both KMix, gnome volume control, and even alsa-mixer until I tried gamix/GNOME Alsa mixer. Then all of a sudden it started working even though it doesn't appear to have been due to additional controls. Apparently before I was only getting between channel crosstalk.
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San Francisco trades 2006 round 1 (6) 2006 round 2 (38) and 2007 round 1 to Houston Texans for 2006 Tound 1 (1)
New York Jets trade DE John Abraham to Denver Broncos for 2006 1st round (29)
1. San Francisco 49ers via Houston Texans Team Needs CB RB DE WR
Reggie Bush RB USC
San Francisco has been desperate for playmakers the past couple seasons. They move up to get Bush to improve their run game and put some bodies in the stadium....Tee Shirt sales should double. Bush will be happy to see former teammate Alex Smith.
2. New Orleans Saints Team Needs QB LB DT TE
Matt Leinart QB USC
This was the pick they wanted fromt he day they benched Aaron Brooks. Leinart will probably have 1st year growing pains as all QBs that get thrown right in do...but rest assured by 2007 hes gonna start bringing the team up.
3. Tennessee Titans Team Needs QB OT OLB S
Vince Young QB Texas
I've seen some other mocks where maybe the Titans are scared cause of the 6 score at the combine. But the realistic need is QB McNair had a great career but his contract, age and previous injuries give him 1 more season. After McNair retires who do they have?
4. New York Jets Team Needs OT RB DE QB DT
D'Brickashaw Ferguson OT Virginia
Ferguson is so good he can even keep Martin healthy and give him one last good season. Looked great at the Senior Bowl and will fill one of the Jets top needs. If they dont work out a deal with Pennington soon...it is possible they go with Cutler here.
5. Green Bay Packers Team Needs DT DE RB LB G
LenDale White RB USC
I know I'm in the minority here cause some Packers fans think Gado is the future. Hawk and Williams could easily be the pick but my gut and the rumors say White so thats where I'm going.
6.Houston Texans via San Francisco 49ers Team Needs OT C S WR TE
Mario Williams DE North Carolina State
Texans gamble and win...maybe they should move to Vegas. Personally I think LT should be the top priority but they are rumored to have fallen in love with Williams at the Combine. Kubiak probably believes he has enough talent to turn the Offensive Line around without taking Ferguson.
7. Oakland Raiders Team Needs DT LB DE CB S
Jay Cutler QB Vanderbilt
Raiders cap problems are gonna force the release of Collins. I havent been too impressed with the other QBs on their roster and Cutler has been flying up charts.
8. Buffalo Bills Team Needs DT OT CB S
Haloti Ngata DT Oregon
Buffalo couldnt stop the run at all last year and now they fix the situation for the next decade or so. Ngata is big fast and well big. He will make a huge difference in run defense.
He is gonna fit like a glove in the Bills defense. Cant see the Bills going any other way if hes here.
9. Detroit Lions Team Needs DB OG OT ILB
A.J. Hawk OLB Ohio State
Could go Huff here but somehow Hawk is still on the board (guess LB still gets over looked a bit)....the good news about there position is they know there is gonna be a ton of talent when they pick.
10. Arizona Cardinals Team Needs OT G C DT QB MLB S
Michael Huff CB/S Texas
Huff has the talent to go even higher but the Cards will gladly take him here and solidify their secondary. After this they can try to get a couple more players and compete this year.
11. St. Louis Rams Team Needs CB LB DE DT
Vernon Davis TE Maryland
The greatest show on turf gets better? Davis ran faster then any TE in the history of the combine and looked very good in all their drills. If the Texans and 9ers dont make the trade its possible that Davis could go as high at 6. Defense must be addressed this draft but its too hard to pass on the talent Davis has. Trade down also possible.
12. Cleveland Browns Team Needs NT OT DE CB
Broderick Bunkley DT Flordia State
Browns are in an interesting position here but take Bunkley because he can probably play NT and can collapse the pocket from the inside. Romeo is going defense here and will start changing the way other teams view the Browns.
13. Baltimore Ravens Team Needs RB CB OT LB C
DeAngelo Williams RB Memphis
Ravens are a run 1st team and have no backs left on their roster. Lewis will not return and they replace him here. Rumor has it they love Williams big play ability even though White is alot more the same style back Lewis was.
14. Philadelphia Eagles Team Needs OLB DE WR TE QB
Manny Lawson OLB/DE North Carolina State
Lawson would make an excellent Eagle. Reminds alot of the late great Derrick Thomas. Hes big, fast and knows how to rush the QB.
15. Atlanta Falcons Team Needs S CB RB DE
Tye Hill CB Clemson
Hill is probably the best CB in the draft in terms of coverage ability.
16. Miami Dolphins Team Needs QB OLB LT CB
Jimmy Williams CB/S Virginia Tech
If they want Cutler they are gonna have to trade up...that said it looks like they are targeting Drew Brees as their new QB. I give the Fins Williams here because it was obvious how much they missed Surtain last season and just cut Madison so I have no doubt his versitility will be used.
17. Minnesota Vikings Team Needs OLB SS RB OL
Chad Greenway OLB Iowa
Greenway had a bad combine and that drops him down to the Vikes....Before I hear how much the Vikes need a RB please realize that they are in great cap shape and can take a top back this offseason....Edge perhaps.
18. Dallas Cowboys Team Needs OT WR OLB S
Jon Scott OT Texas
Jon Scott falling all the way here surprise surprise thats ok though because the Boyz will end his fall...The 2nd half of last season their offensive line was abused and needs an upgrade.
19. San Diego Chargers Team Needs WR OT S CB
Ko Simpson FS South Carolina
This was a tough call between OT and S. The offensive line has needed an upgrade for years but the secondary was rated soemthing like 28th overall.....So they take Simpson a regular ballhawk that can improve the more immediate of their needs.
20. Kansas City Chiefs Team Needs CB DE OT WR
Antonio Cromartie CB Flordia State
Chiefs have already cut 2 of their CB in salary cap moves makign this a bigger need then DE DT or WR. If they can get their secondary in order they will definately be in the playoff hunt next season.
21. New England Patriots Team Needs ILB OLB S RB WR
Santonio Holmes WR Ohio State
Shocked to see this? The pats never had a great receiver on their Championship teams good but not great and if Holmes drops this far I think they will overlook their defensive needs.
22. Denver Broncos via Wahington Redskins Team Needs S DT OT WR
Darnell Bing SS USC
If they can make that trade happen for Abraham and get Bing here they are gonna be very very happy. Bing is outstanding and will get to learn from Lynch an all time great this coming season.
23. Tampa Bay Buccaneers Team Needs OT DE OLB CB
Marcus McNeill OT Auburn
Even though their offensive line played better then expected...Imagine how good the Caddy will run when the line improves here....besides McNeill already knows how Caddy likes the blocking.
24. Cincinnati Bengals Team Needs SS DE DT OG TE
Leonard Pope TE Georgia
Probably should go defense here but Pope is just too good to pass up and is possibly hte last piece of the Bengals offensive puzzle.
25. New York Giants Team needs OLB LT CB DT
Winston Justice OT USC
Justice will be taken here as a bodygaurd for Eli and he will love every second of it.....Justice may have a couple minor issues but he seems to have matured out of it.
26. Chicago Bears Team Needs TE OLB WR OL CB
Mercedes Lewis TE UCLA
The last of the big 3 TEs. Bears were probably hoping for Pope but Lewis is still an immediate upgrade over every TE on the current roster.
27. Carolina Panthers Team Needs WR TE RB OLB
DeMarco Ryans OLB Alabama
Wanted a TE here but have to move to plan be and continue working the defense. If one of the top 3 TEs somehow makes it here it becomes their pick...still Ryans will find a home on an already good defense.
28. Jacksonville Jaguars Team Needs TE CB RB LB OG DE
Tamba Hali DE Penn State
They are already more then set at DT but now make the move to make the front 4 even more dangerous. Hali has the ability to go much higher but in evey draft some players just slip a little.
29. New York Jets via Denver Broncos Team Needs S DT OT WR
Mathias Kiwanuka DE Boston College
They use Kiwi to replace the traded Abraham. Kiwi will be cheaper and hopefully want to be in New York a bit more the Abraham did.
30. Indianapolis Colts Team Needs RB LB OL DT
Laurance Maroney RB Minnesota
This is probably a dream senario for the Colts. Edge is more then likely gone and if a top 4 back makes it all the way down to 30 they will not hesitate.
31.Seattle Seahawks Team Needs WR OG DB
Max Jean-Gilles OG Georgia
Hutchinson is expensive and Gray is 35. If Alexander wants to repeat his success in 2006 they have to keep the interior strong.
32. Pittsburgh Steelers Team Needs WR C OLB FS
Nick Mangold OC Ohio State
Top Center in the draft and looked good at the combine...they may consider a top OLB or even WR Nance here.
Round 2
33. Houston Texans
Eric Winston OT Miami
Winston ran well at the combine...and was once considered to be a top tackle in the draft. Potential franchise LT. Even if he did lose a little Kubiak will bring out his best.
34. New Orleans Saints
D'Qwell Jackson ILB Maryland
Alot of good LB on the board and thats just what the Saints defense has been dying for for the past several seasons.
35. Tennessee Titans
Ernie Sims OLB Flordia State
Titans would love to have a LB like Sims on their team its a no brainer pick.
36. New York Jets
Gabe Watson DT Michign
This will be the year the Jets stop the run.
37. Green Bay Packers
Bobby Carpenter OLB Ohio State
Packers need just about eveything on defense.
38. Houston Texans via San Francisco 49ers
Chad Jackson WR Flordia
So far so good for the Texans filling alot of needs with great value so far.
39. Oakland Raiders
Jesse Mahelona DT Tennessee
They already cut Washington so they could use another top DT here.
40. Buffalo Bills
Daryn College OT Boise State
Bills look for a little help protecting J.P.
41. Detroit Lions
Taitusi Lutui OG USC
Detroit needs to give Harrington time and open a hole or 2 for KJ and this is the man that can do it.
42. Arizona Cardinals
Davin Joseph OG Oklahoma
Joseph is a complete gaurd that will help a very poor run game for next season.
43. St. Louis Rams
Ashton Youboty CB Ohio State
Rams secondary definately needs soem help over here.
44. Cleveland Browns
Jeremy Trueblood OT Boston College
Offense is almost put together and soon they can focus all their energy on defense.
45. Baltimore Ravens
Ryan O'Callaghan OG California
The interior of the Ravens line is a mess no other way to say it...If they hope to run the ball they will need more then a RB.
46. Philadelphia Eagles
Sinorice Moss WR Miami
A WR like moss could go very well with last yeas Brown.
47. Atlanta Falcons
Donte Whitner FS Ohio State
Whitner is both fast and agressive. He can cover and he he is agressive in run support...
Even Scar has to like this pick
48. Miami Dolphins
Thomas Howard OLB UTEP
We all know the Fins have needed an upgrade at LB for some time and here its also a good value.
49. Minnesota Vikings
Jason Allen CB/S Tennseese
Vikes go safety here as part of the youth movement.
50. Dallas Cowboys
A.J.Nicholson OLB Flordia State
Nicholson has a couple character issues but Parcells can fix that.
51. San Diego Chargers
Andrew Whitworth OT LSU
Chargers line did better then expected in 2006 but that was due solely to coaching....Imagien if they had some talent too?
52. Kansas City Chiefs
Derek Hagan WR ASU
Hagan will be an instant starter on an aging and undersized receiving corps.
53. New England Patriots
Abdul Hodge ILB Iowa
Pats go back to keeping the middle of the field strong...RB also a possibility here.
54. Washington Redskins
Kamerion Wimbley DE Flordia State
A tweener between OLB and DE but has speed...with a little work and some good coaching he can be a good DE ala Freeney.
55. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Roger McIntosh OLB Miami
Brooks is one of the best all time at OLB but his cap numbers and his age may make him expendable next year or possibly this year.
56. Cincinnati Bengals
Greg Blue S Georgia
The Bengals dont really need much to compete here. Their offense is set now all they need is a little work on defense.
57. New York Giants
Jonathon Joseph CB South Carolina
Likely to lose Allen in FA so he must be replaced. The GMEN ar elucky theres a good selection at CB still.
58. Chicago Bears
Devin Hester CB Miami (Fl)
At Pro Day he ran 4.27 and has been shooting up draft boards....needs a bit more experience but is a solid athlete.
59. Carolina Panthers
Martin Nance WR University of Miami (Ohio)
Nance is gonna be a great fit here because Steve Smith is small and quick and Nance is big and strong.
60. Jacksonville Jaguars
Dominique Byrd TE USC
Jags have really been craving a TE in this years draft. Missed out in round 1 but take the best of the rest here.
61. Denver Broncos
Joseph Addai RB LSU
Rumor has it they lost confidence in Bell and are even said to be shopping him...if thats true they will need another back on the roster to compete with Dayne.
62. Indianapolis Colts
Kai Parham ILB Virginia
Dungy has been looking for a force in the middle and is lucky Parham is still around.
63. Seattle Seahawks
Maurice Stovall WR Notre Dame
WR corps still needs to catch better and although there WR were good enough to get to the Super Bowl they could use some competition here.
64. Pittsburgh Steelers
Spencer Havner OLB UCLA
Havner is going to come in and challenge to start right away.
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Good Vikings picks. I really like the first round Vikings pick, and the second rounder is fine. I would have to say that I don't see the 49er's trading up. They have too many needs on that team, such as defensive end, linebacker, and cornerback on defense and more on offense. They wouldn't get rid of picks in this deep deep draft. And I would have to say that with Barlow and Gore that RB is one of the lesser needs on that team.
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average mock, OK job
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As much as I would love Reggie Bush on the 49ers, I doubt we would trade away so many draft picks with as much needs as we have. I wouldn't be mad if we did though.
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bunkley is not the choice at 12.
Go Browns!
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love the gmen picks..
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the rams needs are Safety not CB... we lost 3 CBs to IR... we would take a LB with the second rounder
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love the Falcons mock...
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i like the 1st round pick. Stovall over Moss in the second
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good miami pick
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Great job on the Texans Mock. Mario, Winston, and Jackson? Am I dreaming?
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Great lions draft. Hawk would be the perfect pick.
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I got called too abrasive at work the other day, so I'm holding back hard right now so I can prove that jerkoff wrong.
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Wimbley would definitely be the pick over Nicholson. Wimbley has perfect size for a 3-4 olb and nicholson doesn't, plus Nicholson has off the field issues and Parcells cant stand that.
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Electing New PTA Officers/Fiesta King & Queen
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Next Tuesday April 9th at 6:30 we will be electing officers for the 2013-2014 school year. If you are interested in serving as an officer please attend this meeting in order to be nominated. Also, please remember that the deadline to send in the money for the FIESTA King & Queen fundraiser is Wednesday, April 10th. Please send in your money on or before the 10th.
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family therapy and family systems is truly my specialty. A family history of drinking alcohol for example is important for the client to be aware of in regards to their potential to become alcoholics. Also, patterns of anger, divorce, and abuse can be passed on from generation to generation, and it is important for the client to become aware and identify patterns verbally with the therapist to process and acknowledge these patterns for future generations. I also invite family members to be part of the session, as long as this is agreed upon by the client.
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My therapy approach is well suited to help your family membes appreciate and respect one another tan themselves. I will guide you to exprience your own insights about the nature of thought and how your thinking contributes to your experience of life, moment by moment. I also provide a variety of resources for you so that you feel supported while you go through the process.
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This Mark Lane spot is from the Proud group - a chain perhaps best known for its live music space, Proud Camden. This City venue is part of a successful venture into the cabaret scene, with sister venues both in Camden and down on the south coast, in Brighton.
There's an art deco, speakeasy feel to things here, with much of the cabaret following aesthetic suit. Shows range from music, burlesque and vaudeville to circus acts, fire-play and risqué dance. Keep an eye out for DJ nights, too.
Food doesn't play second fiddle to the music. There's global influence, so expect Thai steamed mussels and sticky yakitori chicken skewers alongside fillet steaks served with black truffle butter, sea bass with a chilli and rosemary crust, and roasted turbot steak served with steamed samphire, salsify and hollandaise sauce.
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There are not enough stars!!! This venue desreves a 10. The whole experience is something that will stay with me for a long time. We were so excited to get a very late booking and ended up with the best table in the house. However there are no bad tables. The layout of the room is so that everyone can see and join in. Well done Proud Cabaret we will be back.................if we can get in.
Great Night with the girls. Drinks flowed until the early hours as we dined, enjoyed the entertainment and then danced!!! Fab! Will be back soon x
Hey guys, I appreciate the messages but 'The Carnival' is now on at Leicester Square as Veronique is right, it didn't fit with the venue. Proud is a great place but simply not right for The Carnival, hence why we have moved the show. Please see http://www.leicestersquaretheatre.com/lqt/show/S1298396181/The+Carnival:+A+Circus+Opera for show times etc. I can understand that some people may have been disappointed as they bought tickets to The Carnival but we are now at a venue that is far more conducive to the performance. Also, people who have specific issues with Proud really hasn't any thing to do with us or our show so could you please get in touch with the venue as opposed to posting on a public site. Many thanks and best wishes to all! Chloé xx


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Harrison Ford Gives Greatest Reaction Ever to David Blaine's Magic Trick [VIDEO]
David Blaine took his magic show to the homes of various celebrities in his recent TV special "David Blaine: Real or Magic." Maybe even more entertaining than the illusions/magic tricks themselves were the reactions from the various celebrities. It was Harrison Ford's reaction to one of Blaine's magic tricks that was easily the highlight of the 90-minute special.
Blaine performed a magic trick where he revealed the card the legendary actor was thinking of inside a piece of fruit in Ford's kitchen. Ford said very little during the entire segment as his facial expressions told the whole story. When Ford finally spoke he said to Blaine, "Get the f*ck out of my house." Priceless.
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Big Ten Recognizes Winter Academic All-Big Ten Honorees
March 27, 2013
Park Ridge, Ill. — The Big Ten Conference on Wednesday recognized a total of 620 winter sports student-athletes who have been named to the Academic All-Conference team. The list of honored student-athletes features 38 men's and 54 women's basketball players, 53 men's and 50 women's gymnasts, 124 men's and 211 women's swimmers and divers and 90 wrestlers. To be eligible for Academic All-Big Ten selection, student-athletes must be letterwinners who are in at least their second academic year at their institution and carry a cumulative grade-point average of 3.0 or higher.
At least nine of these student-athletes have maintained unblemished GPAs. Indiana men's swimmer Ian Boggs (So., Biology), Michigan men's swimmer Justin Glanda (So., Business Administration), Michigan State men's swimmer David Zoltkowski (So., Electrical Engineering) and women's swimmer Victoria Merritt (Gr., Political Theory and Constitutional Democracy), Minnesota men's gymnast Nathan Fortunato (Jr., Recreation Resource Management) and women's swimmer Jessica Plant (So., Classical Civilization), Purdue men's swimmers Manuel Gutierrez (So., Electrical Engineering) and Jacob Robinson (So., Management) and Wisconsin men's basketball player Ryan Evans (Sr., Education Leadership) boast cumulative 4.0 GPAs.
The conference office also awards Academic All-Big Ten distinction in the fall and spring seasons and will present the Distinguished Scholar Award at the end of the academic year. Student-athletes eligible for the Distinguished Scholar Award must be letterwinners in at least their second year in residence at their institution. Qualifying student-athletes must have earned a GPA of 3.7 or higher for the current academic year, excluding summer school. The Big Ten Distinguished Scholar Award was established by conference Faculty Representatives as an addition to the conference's Academic All-Big Ten program.
The complete listing of 2013 Academic All-Big Ten honorees in winter sports is attached.
Schools Illinois Indiana Iowa Maryland Michigan Michigan State Minnesota Nebraska Northwestern Ohio State Penn State Purdue Rutgers Wisconsin
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Mr Bean.
My first show of 2013 is March 2nd (very few do shows Jan/Feb) so when I sign up I have 4 months to get fighters who will have a "green light" from Safe MMA.
Yes It will be hard work for the promotions involved as they will have to chase the fighters and gyms to register before fighting in 2013.
There are still questions I have to ask and improvements which I will advocate when I become an EQUAL member of SAFE MMA. However with the team involved this a giant step in the right direction and 2013 will be a watershed for UKMMA.
This will sperate the men from the boys and more importantly LEAVE BEHIND THE UNPROFFESSIONAL people in the sport who don't care about these issues.


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Schladming, Austria • Aksel Lund Svindal of Norway won the men's downhill title at the Alpine skiing world championships Saturday after a powerful run down the Planai course that no one came close to matching.
Svindal kept a near-perfect line down the entire 3.33-kilometer course to finish in 2 minutes, 1.32 seconds for his second world downhill title, after also winning the marquee event in 2007.
American Stacey Cook posted the fastest time in final training session for the women's downhill.
Olympic and world champion Armin Zoggeler earned his 55th title in World Cup luge, leading an Italian sweep of the event at Mount Van Hoevenberg in Lake Placid, N.Y.
All three of the American men had career-best performances in the World Cup. Chris Mazdzer of Saranac Lake, N.Y. was fifth, Taylor Morris of South Jordan tied for seventh and Joe Mortensen of Huntington Station, N.Y., was 11th.
Figure skating
Kevin Reynolds of Canada upstaged favorite Yuzuru Hanyu of Japan to win the Four Continents event with a near-flawless free skate in Osaka, Japan.
U.S. national champion Max Aaron, who was 10th after the short program, finished fourth.
Ski jumping
Peter Prevc soared 143 and 142 meters to lead Slovenia to victory at a ski jumping World Cup in Willingen, Germany.
Strong winds forced organizers to call off a women's ski jump World Cup event at the Zao ski resort in Yamagata, Japan, and move it to Sunday.
Olympic champion Ireen Wust of the Netherlands won the 1,500-meter race at a speedskating World Cup event in Inzell, Germany.
Emil Hegle Svendsen won gold in the 10-kilometer sprint on Saturday for his second title at the biathlon world championships in Nove Mesto, Czech Republic, while Olena Pidhrushna of Ukraine won the 7.5K race.


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Memphis treats: BBQ nachos, Miller
Crowds love Redbirds' dry rub, but Miller still warming to town
By Benjamin Hill / MLB.com | June 20, 2012 6:13 AM ET
But that's just the situation at AutoZone Park, the home of the Triple-A Memphis Redbirds. Barbecue nachos are the team's signature concession item, one so popular that it does indeed outsell the iconic hot dog. The barbecue nachos can be traced back to the team's days at old Tim McCarver Park (where they were known as "Pig Nachos"), and they were re-christened with their current name when the team moved to AutoZone Park in 2000. From there, an enthusiastic cult following soon blossomed into full-on mainstream adoration.
They are a relatively simple concoction -- consisting of tortilla chips topped with pulled pork, nacho cheese, barbecue sauce and dry rub -- but the details are crucial. The latter two ingredients are supplied by Charlie Vergos' Rendezvous, a downtown Memphis barbecue institution located just a few minutes walk from the ballpark, and it's the dry rub in particular that gives the nachos a memorable kick.
When I visited AutoZone Park last week, Ovations concessions general manager Mike Brulatour placed an order of the nachos in front of me, pointed out the copious amounts of dry rub sprinkled on top, and asked, "Do you like Old Bay Seasoning? Well, this is better."
Better is in the eye of the beholder, and I am still pondering whether the Rendezvous rub is indeed superior to Maryland's No. 1 seafood enhancer. The two are certainly comparable (Rendezvous has more of a kick to it), and there's no doubt that the Redbirds have hit upon the right recipe. Brulatour notes with pride that the Redbirds sparked a trend throughout Memphis, with established barbecue joints throughout the area copying the team.
"We were the first place that had barbecue nachos," he said. "And now, almost every restaurant has them on the menu."
Growing pains
Though food may be the first order of business for many Memphis fans, there are also those whose top priority is seeing the future of the St. Louis Cardinals organization in an intimate environment. And this season, there is no greater prospect on the Redbirds' roster than 21-year-old right-hander Shelby Miller.
The Cardinals' first-round Draft pick in 2009, Miller possesses the sort of innate talent that had led to smooth sailing in his professional baseball career. He was named the Cardinals' Minor League Pitcher of the Year in each of the past two seasons and, in 2011, compiled a stellar 2.77 ERA while pitching in the usually challenging environs of the Double-A Texas League.
And then came Memphis.
Miller is currently sporting an unsightly 6.00 ERA, opponents are batting .306 against him, and he is averaging fewer than five innings per start. Most unsettlingly, he has surrendered 15 home runs over 66 innings pitched (for perspective, he entered the season having yielded 13 home runs over 247 career innings).
I requested an interview with Miller the day after his dispiriting start against the Nashville Sounds on June 11 (he took the loss, allowing six runs over four innings), and considering the circumstances I would have understood if he declined or, at the very least, kept himself at a safe remove. Instead, he sat down in the home dugout and spoke candidly about his struggles in a largely unprompted and refreshingly unguarded manner.
"There has been a lot of adversity for me this year. I think it's travel stuff, waking up at four o'clock, and you might have a start that day," he said. "The hitters are better; the parks play different -- they play weird. You can't really make excuses for it. A lot of people will say it's a fair league, but it's tough to pitch here, that's for sure. It's the biggest jump for me so far."
Nonetheless, Miller is doing his best to find silver linings amidst the clouds.
"[A positive attitude] is something I'm working on, actually, because I haven't really dealt with adversity and having to deal with bad numbers," Miller said. "Through my Minor League career, I've done really well. The story of my life right now is I'm giving up big innings, and it's due to home runs. Once I finally cut that out and eliminate the long ball -- just bear down in the fourth and fifth or whenever that long inning presents itself -- it's gonna be a way better season then it's been looking like so far."
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Med students talk country in Havana
First-year medical students, as well as nursing and public health students from the FSU College of Medicine visited Havana last Friday.
Mother, son arrested after synthetic drug bust
The Florida Department of Law Enforcement Tallahassee Regional Operations Center arrested Karime Hasan Halim and Nayef Mahmud Halim after a four-month-long investigation into synthetic marijuana.
HOPE focuses on entrepreneurship for minorities
CEO James "Jay" Bailey, from the Operation Hope subsidiary in Atlanta, spoke before a roomful of local business and community leaders last week at the Gadsden Arts Center.
Jail gets most attention at workshop
The first of several budget meetings for the Gadsden County Commission was held last week.
Havana starts ordinance process for Sunday sales
Mark Branson, owner of Havana Package, addressed the Havana Town Council
last week to see what the next step is for his request for Sunday afternoon liquor sales.
Joe: UPSETS GALORE IN REGIONAL BASEBALL PLAY
I attended the Saturday Tallahassee Regional baseball game between Florida State and Alabama.
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The weather is heating up and that means it is a great time to get outside and enjoy some of Florida's natural treasures.
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Hoping to speak to her, Arnold and another middle-aged woman, a former nun, followed her.
He had invited a 19-year-old drifter named Arnold Murray to his house and they had had consensual sex.
Arnold was spellbinding in convincing her that the tales were absurd, obvious lies.
A bigger miscalculation is the off-screen death of Arnold Rothstein.
It was perfectly plausible that he had targeted a Kennedy to be his wife, although Arnold denies it.
In each of these things what Arnold was to his generation Wells remarkably has been to ours.
It comes of course from Arend, a Dutch name related to Arnold.
Arnold listened as if he were hearing the price of codfish and hams.
The character of Burgoyne, Gates and Arnold, as shown by their acts.
Arnold had gone, as he had promised, before Anne was out of her room.


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Michael Leff Joins AT&T Government Solutions as Vice President - Civilian; Will Lead AGS Business Across Federal Civilian Departments and Agencies
AT&T Government Solutions (AGS), a division of AT&T Inc. (NYSE: T), and the unit within AT&T that serves a wide range of federal agencies, today named Michael Leff as Vice President-Civilian-AT&T Government Solutions.
AT&T Government Solutions Names Paul Girardi as Vice President of Business Development and Stacy Schwartz as Vice President, Public Safety
AT&T Government Solutions (AGS), a division of AT&T, Inc. (NYSE: T) today announced the appointment of two new vice presidents.
AT&T Government Solutions Appoints New Vice President for Technology
AT&T Government Solutions, a division of AT&T, Inc. (NYSE: T) today announced the appointment of former U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Chief Information Officer Chris Smith as Vice President, Technology.
U.S. Army Awards AT&T Government Solutions Place on $4.1 Billion, Five-Year IDIQ Contract to Supply Communications and Transmission Systems
The U.S. Army has awarded AT&T Government Solutions, a division of AT&T, Inc. a place on a $4.1 billion, five-year indefinite delivery-indefinite quantity contract for the provision of Communications and Transmission Systems for the Project Manager, Defense Communications and Army Transmission Systems....
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When dealing with an emergency, first responders need information - and they need it quickly. Smart911 from AT&T* gives citizens the opportunity to create their own private SmartSafety online profiles that are automatically displayed on 9-1-1 operators' screens if the citizen calls 9-1-1, so law enforcement, fire departments and Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) are better prepared to help....
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text: A myxoma is a benign tumor in the heart most commonly found in the left atrium. About 75% of myxomas are in the left atrium, usually beginning in the wall that divides the lower chambers of the heart (ventricles) and growing into the atrium. Treatment is necessary to avoid metastasis and the formation of clots. In addition, untreated growth of the tumor can obstruct blood flow through the heart. Myxomas are curable with surgical removal.


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I recently purchased an o'neill mutant 5/4, and I was wondering anyones opinion on this suit.
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I recently purchased an o'neill mutant 5/4, and I was wondering anyones opinion on this suit.
has a detachable hood right? if so, i would pass. probably a good 'catch all' suit if you are on a tight budget but the hood is a weak point. if you have the $$ get a dedicated winter suit.
I think those are pretty decent, but for RI winters and that thick of a suit I would go with 7mm gloves and boots. I have an excel 654 I have worn about 2 weeks ago and was obviously really warm, but the stretch and quality of the suit seems really nice. Its an infiniti. I hav experience with hyperflex too, 654, and have surfed a couple times in february with it and was nice and warm (this suit is for sale, size lt, $125).
Okay thanks. By the way I'm 12. Yes, it has glued and blind stich seams, with a zip hood.
Detachable hood 5/4 sounds like a central / northern California thing with a lot of days of 48-52 degree water and blue sunny windless 60 degree days. Not east coast conditions, and definately not Rhode Island! BRRR!
Good luck with your new suit. I've read many raves abount the Mutant, but agree with mitchell's view. I know it's tough finding a good fitting suit at your age knowing you will out grow it by the next season. My son out grew his new Xcel Infinity XZip 2 543 after using it about 10 times last winter. It's a size 14, PM if anyone is interested.
I'm actually more comfortable when I go from my Rip Curl 4/3 with hood tucked in - to my Rip Curl 6/5/4 with hood attached. Even tho it's overkill this early, I have a ton more movement in my neck in the 6/5/4.
I have a mutant 4/3. Be carful of the zippers as they break of easily.I soap mine up every time I put it on. Mine is pretty shot now but lasted a good year and change.
I got a deal on a Patagonia R4, used to have an xcel 5/4 which was great. The patagonia isnt as flexible but is by far the warmest suit ive ever worn by a longshot, hope it holds up bc now i cant afford food it cost so much


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Ball Valve
Model #: 194-L, 155-L
Kelley's ball valve opening creates a smooth honey stream. It is made with a brass body and has a stainless steel ball with a Teflon seal which will assure long lasting service. These are threaded with CPVC fittings to connect the valve to a flange on the tank. Fittings are the same size as the valve.
Two sizes available:
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Lesseps was no engineer, but a diplomatist, planning great schemes and the means of carrying them out.
When Lesseps had gazed his full, he called 'Mazzini, Mazzini!'
Lesseps told him his name, and a long conversation followed.
Lesseps was divided between his feelings as a man of honour and his unwillingness to oppose his countrymen.
"Lesseps," said Miles, as he gazed with unusual interest on this wonderful highway of nations.
But Mazzini, warned by his experience of Lesseps, sternly repelled all proposals for negotiation; and the struggle was renewed.
Yes; he spoke as if he knew Lesseps well, and talked of the whole undertaking like one who understood it.
If you want to cut through an isthmus, you have Lesseps; if you want to create a sea, you have Roudaire.
Lesseps began, 'We must have the Commissioners of the Debt on the enquête.'
In fairness, however, it must be said that Lesseps himself cannot be held directly responsible for this state of affairs.


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i do get my network to work via VMware. But wlan shows as eth0...so most scripts will not work. Any idea to change this?
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Hello, I had some issues installing Adobe Flash Player recently, and also to run Chrome. Which was in fact not that difficult to do.
As i think i'm not the only one having these issues, i thought about making an How-To, and here i am.
for this how-to i'll assume you're a total noob like me. So it will be clearly explained.
So, this is how i'm gonna do :
1- Downloading and installing Google Chrome.
2- Downloading the new Flash Player Version
3- Installing Flash Player for Chrome
Let's get started.
1- Downloading and installing Google Chrome
First of all, open a Shell
And enter the following commands :
We download Google-Chrome's deb package from a trusted website (Clubic.com <- I don't know if there is an english version of this website.) [And nevermind about the "francais" in the url, it will be in english]Code:cd /root/Downloads #If the directory doesn't exist, then create it : mkdir /root/Downloads cd /root/Downloads
For x32 OS :
For x64 OS :Code:wget ftp://fcf6c50fd9b31b581f7bdb0d18402dc9:email@example.com/soft/logiciel/google-chrome_google_chrome_25_deb_32_bits_francais_306914.deb
So now, the file is stored in our Downloads folder.Code:wget ftp://fcf6c50fd9b31b581f7bdb0d18402dc9:firstname.lastname@example.com/soft/logiciel/google-chrome_google_chrome_25_deb_64_bits_francais_306914.deb
We'll install it :
Google-Chrome is now installed, but if you try to run it, you will get an error that says you can't run Google Chrome as root.Code:#For x32: dpkg -i -R google-chrome_google_chrome_25_deb_32_bits_francais_306914.deb #For x64: dpkg -i -R google-chrome_google_chrome_25_deb_64_bits_francais_306914.deb
We'll fix this:
Go to /opt/google/chrome and edit "google-chrome.sh" (with Kwrite, Gedit, or do it via a shell with ViM if you want)
Once opened, go to the end of the file you will get that line:
Save and close.You are now able to use Chrome.Code:exec -a "$0" "$HERE/chrome" "$@" #Now add --user-data-dir at it's end. #Now you should have this: exec -a "$0" "$HERE/chrome" "$@" --user-data-dir
2- Downloading the new Flash Player Version
So we get back in our shell (or open a new one )
We've got now a folder to work in.Code:#If you use the same shell as for the step 1, then enter this: clear #Our shell is now cleared, we can start mkdir /root/flashinstaller && cd /root/flashinstaller
Let's download Flash Player from the adobe website:
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3- Installing Flash Player for ChromeCode:tar -zxvf install_flash_player_11_linux.x86_64.tar.gz chown root:root libflashplayer.so chmod 0644 libflashplayer.so
Now that we've extracted the new version of Flash Player, we need Google Chrome to use it:
First, we need to create a plugin's folder and copy Flash Player in it.
We need now to tell Chrome to look for installed plugins, so we'll do as in step 1 and edit google-chrome.sh in the /opt/google/chrome directoryCode:mkdir /opt/google/chrome/plugins cp -f libflashplayer.so /opt/google/chrome/plugins
Remember the last line we edited ? We're gonna edit it again:
Save and Close, now to verify the version of Flash Player you're using, go to this page with Chrome :Code:#At the end of the file, we had that line : exec -a "$0" "$HERE/chrome" "$@" --user-data-dir #Now we add --enable-plugins at the end of it #And you should get : exec -a "$0" "$HERE/chrome" "$@" --user-data-dir --enable-plugins
You should have this :
Chrome is now using Flash Player 11.
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Tonight on his Fox News show, Sean Hannity promised to spend time this week examining President Obama's "controversial appointments, ... in other words, the very extreme people that he's put in positions of power."
If history is any indication, Hannity's latest attempt to "examine" Obama's appointees will be nothing more than a vicious smear campaign based on distortions, guilt by association, and outright falsehoods.
Throughout 2009, Hannity relentlessly attacked Kevin Jennings, a former Department of Education official who led federal efforts to prevent bullying. During his attacks on Jennings, Hannity repeatedly falsely claimed that Jennings failed to report the statutory rape of a 15-year-old student. Hannity even advanced that falsehood after the claim had been conclusively debunked. Hannity also advanced the smears that Jennings supported NAMBLA and sought to indoctrinate students about homosexuality.
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On Wed, 21 Jun 2000 01:18:43 +0000, Andrew Morton <andrewm@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >Keith Owens wrote: >> ioctls are not a problem, as long as they use a file descriptor, i.e. >> no global ioctls. Getting a file descriptor requires open() or its >> equivalent which set the module use_count. The race is in open, I >> don't know of any races after use_count is set and open() has complete >> and left the module. > >I don't think you're right here, Keith. Note I said "ioctls are not a problem, as long as they use a file descriptor". Getting the file descriptor sets the module reference count. But anything that accesses module code without a reference count is a bomb waiting to explode. >ioctls on the netdevice don't require a descriptor which is associated >with dev->open(). For example, Donald's mii-diag application and >ifconfig both call device-specific functions without ever having called >dev->open(): > >modprobe driver >mii-diag -v eth0 >ifconfig -a > >In this example, both dev->ioctl() and dev->get_stats() are called while >the module refcount is zero. So they're as risky as open(); these code >paths need to be audited for races wrt kmalloc->schedule() >opportunities. Absolutely. No module reference count == no safety. mii-diag gets a file descriptor but it is for a general socket and is not tied to the interface module in any way. >How about a totally different approach: > >In the module_exit() we locate all netdevices associated with this >module and overwrite all their function pointers with the addresses of >non-modular stub functions which return ENODEV. Then we don't have to >worry about device methods being called after unload. Change every module that registers anything to make sure that they replace the register data with stubs on exit? And make sure that all of them do so before they sleep anywhere in module cleanup? It would work but is it the best solution? The existing method of avoiding module races is beginning to look like a dead dog. Look at the constraints we have to run under :- * All code that can ever call any module functions must either have a reference count on that module or must run under the same lock as the module unload (big kernel lock). * Every module must be checked to see that it never sleeps before doing MOD_INC_USE_COUNT. * Every module must be checked to see that it never sleeps after doing MOD_DEC_USE_COUNT. * Every module that registers anything must change the registered functions in module cleanup and must do so before sleeping (new). That is an awful lot of opportunities to make mistakes. And forcing lots of code to run under the big kernel lock does not scale well.
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Grammar bullies and passive voice prejudice
By Peggy Binette, firstname.lastname@example.com, 803-777-7704
Language lovers unite!
Regardless of which side of the grammar fence you prefer – prescriptivism (those who revel in the rules) or descriptivism (those who go with language's evolving flow) – you won't want to miss Geoffrey Pullum's visit to University of South Carolina Friday, Nov. 9.
Pullum, author of the book "Cambridge Grammar of the English Language" and more than 200 articles and books on English grammar, will offer a pair of talks at 10 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. on grammar and writing. Both events are free and open to the public and take place in Gambrell Hall, Room 153.
He is well-known for his accessible and entertaining approach to talking about and teaching language.
His morning talk addresses grammar bullies. Titled, "Nervous Cluelessness: How grammar teaching in America damages people's confidence," Pullum will address how the lack of systematic teaching of grammar has led to bullying.
"To the very limited extent that writing programs cover aspects of grammar, it is taught as a gumbo of unexplained prohibitions and useless clarifications. Worse, those who think they have mastered it tend to use it as a source of gotcha points so that other people's writing can be nitpicked," Pullum said. "Students deserve better. I'll offer some remedies."
In the afternoon, Pullum will confront the politics of the passive voice in writing.
"Consumers meekly accept the advice, and internalized the prejudice that the passive is weak, evasive, dull, even wicked," he said. "Yet those who denigrate the passive commonly cannot recognize it when they see it or describe it accurately, and of course they use it unwittingly in their own writing."
He said he will point out the key thing to understand about the passive and explain why almost all the warnings about passive clauses should be ignored.
Pullum is a visiting professor at Brown University and professor of general linguistics at the University of Edinburgh. He writes for two blogs, "Language Log" and the Chronicle of Higher Education's "Lingua Franca."
People who attend Pullum's talks should bring their sense of humor and leave their red pens at home. For more for information, contact Eric Holt at firstname.lastname@example.com or 803-777-2063.
Pullum's visit is sponsored in part by the College of Arts and Sciences and its Linguistics Program, Department of Psychology and Department of English.
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