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2006 Martin Razor X SE and all accessories for sale.
I am looking to sell a RH Martin Razor X SE Compound bow with all accessories. This Razor X is equipped with the dyna-cam with all draw length modules included. It is a 55#-70# model in Mossy Oak Breakup. Bow includes a Toxonics three pin fiber optic sight, a Sims Stabilizer, and a Cobra Diamondback dropaway arrow rest. Bow also includes Kwikee quiver 6 arrow quiver and 1 dozen Cabelas 6570 arrows (these are the arrows that are basically the Carbon Express terminator hunters). As stated earlier this bow is one of the SE series so it has an extremely forgiving brace height of nearly 9". Also included in package are six target points and 3 Rocket Steelhead broadheads as well as a Fletcher archery Jim Dandy release. Bow has been shot a very few times at the range but has never been hunted with as of yet. It is a very smooth quiet shooter and very accurate as well. Tuned to shoot bullet holes at my DL of 28" as well as sighted at 20 yards (for me). Excellent condition. Selling to offset the price of another new bow and to make room in the archery closet in the house. Any interest or questions please contact at firstname.lastname@example.com. We are located in central Mn. and would like to avoid shipping so interested parties in Mn., Ia., ND., SD., and Wi. are encouraged to respond. Price is $350.00 for everything.
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It has been sold. Thanks.
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Aeon Lighting Technology (ALT) is showcasing its Osiris recessed light series LED lights in Lighting+Building 2010 in German.
ALT said its Osiris recessed light series emit no harmful UV or IR, working as replacement for traditional fluorescent lights.
The R02t25a series are the perfect replacement of two halogen bulb AR111, as the R02t25a series are more energy-efficient while designed with the same flexibility of beam angle adjustment, it said.
The Osiris recessed light series meet the international standards including CE, FCC, LVD, ETL, RoHS and Laser Testing, ALT said.
- Wireless broadband developments in Southeast Asia markets
As of 2013, the 10 ASEAN nations had a total of over 700 million mobile subscriptions, with the CAGR from 2003-2013 reaching 24%. This Digitimes Research Special Report analyzes the various mobile broadband markets in ASEAN and looks at the respective trends in 4G LTE development for those markets.
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Blake Shelton Album Pre-Release and Sweepstakes
On March 19, TouchTunes featured a special pre-release promotion in support of Blake Shelton's new album, Based On A True Story.... Fans of the country superstar could hear the album in its entirety exclusively on TouchTunes jukeboxes a full week before its commercial release on March 26, 2013. Timed with the album's pre-release, fans were also invited to enter for the chance to win a trip for two to see Blake Shelton live on his Ten Times Crazier Tour. The prize package includes VIP passes to meet Blake Shelton backstage and will be available through April 1 on participating TouchTunes jukeboxes nationwide and online at http://www.touchtunes.com/blakeshelton (18+, U.S. only).
Thompson Square Returns With Just Feels Good
Starting March 26, 2013, country music fans can enjoy Thompson Square's sophomore album, Just Feels Good, across TouchTunes jukeboxes nationwide. Comprised of husband-and-wife duo Kiefer and Shawna Thompson, Thompson Square topped the charts with their 2011 self-titled debut album, which featured the Grammy nominated #1 Platinum radio hit, "Are You Gonna Kiss Me Or Not." The single was declared iTunes' Country Song of the Year in 2011 and garnered the duo three American Country Awards and two GRAMMY Nominations. Just Feels Good is led by the hit single, "If I Didn't Have You," which received four out of five stars from Taste of Country and is also timed with two ACM Award nominations for 'Vocal Duo of the Year' and 'New Vocal Duo or Group of the Year.' In 2013, fans can see Thompson Square on Luke Bryan's first-ever headlining tour. For Thompson Square tour dates, visit http://www.thompsonsquare.com/tour.
Alan Jackson Releases Precious Memories Volume II
On March 26, 2013, TouchTunes will feature country superstar Alan Jackson's new album, Precious Memories Volume II, on jukeboxes nationwide. Produced by longtime friend Keith Stegall, Precious Memories Volume II is Jackson's second gospel-influenced album and a follow-up to his 2006 record Precious Memories. Best known for blending mainstream country sounds with traditional honky tonk music, throughout his career Jackson has recorded fourteen studio albums and sold over 60 million records worldwide. Since his 1989 debut single, "Blue Blooded Woman," Jackson has enjoyed thirty-five #1 hits including "Don't Rock The Jukebox" and "It's Five O'Clock Somewhere" and has also received two Grammy Awards, sixteen CMA Awards and seventeen ACM awards. Timed with his Precious Memories Volume II release, Jackson will be touring the US and in Canada through the end of 2013. For Alan Jackson tour dates, visit http://www.alanjackson.com/tour.html.


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Schools Cressida: Stowe, Leeds University where she studied dance.
With a beautiful location and rustic charm, a weekend in Stowe, Vermont can cure any life woes…especially during the fall.
With a number of great hiking trails and three nearby mountains, Stowe is a haven for outdoorsy types.
It is enough; I need not wade through the entire work, in order to show the falsity of Mrs. Stowe's tale.
John Wolton obtained the grant for life of a place called Stowe.
Out of the incident Mrs. Stowe evolved the character of "Uncle Tom."
I cried, in despair, for I heard the steps of the Superior and Mr. Stowe.
But Mrs. Stowe's Sunny Memories was very severely criticised and generally laughed at—especially her criticisms upon art.
Stowe gets its chief fame from its pleasure-gardens, which Pope has commemorated.
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Despite the absence of longtime veteran host Jerry Lewis, the Muscular Dystrophy Association telethon's broadcast went on and had what the MDA is saying its best showing since 2008.
So You Think You Can Dance judge Nygel Lythgoe was joined by co-hosts Nancy O'Dell, Jann Carl and Alison Sweeney during the six-hour live broadcast on Sunday night. According to MDA officials, the 46th annual Labor Day weekend event raised nearly $61.5 million, about $2.6 million more than last year, reports the Associated Press. The telethon was shortened from more than 20 hours of broadcast time last year.
And while during the show, Lythgoe and Carl referred to Lewis as "retired," the AP reported that Lythgoe said after the broadcast ended on the East Coast that he thought the 85-year-old actor would show up either during the telecast or earlier to film a taped segment of his signature song, You'll Never Walk Alone.
Lewis has not publicly discussed his split from the MDA, where he no longer serves as chairman. Remarks during the show were the first time the MDA has addressed Lewis' departure since it was announced, and telethon spokesman Jim Brown declined further comment about the split, according to the AP.
During the broadcast, Lythgoe paid homage to Lewis and said, "It isn't possible, Jerry, to replace you, sir."
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Many military and aerospace (mil/aero) industry pundits are expressing concern over the President's Budget for Fiscal Year 2015 as it relates to defense spending. U.S. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel, whose recommendations the President followed in the FY 2015 budget sent to Congress this month, also points out that the new plan is not without its risks.
The last installment discussed Secretary Hagel and President Obama's recommendations for the Air Force; now this mil/aero geek presents changes planned for the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps. (Stay tuned for news on the Army, expected to suffer the largest cuts in personnel.)
Under the President's budget plan, the Navy will reduce acquisitions costs and maximize resources available to buy and build new ships in an effort to grow its ship inventory over the next five years.
Eleven ships, half of the Navy's cruiser fleet, will be "laid up" and placed in reduced operating status while they are modernized, and eventually returned to service with greater capability and a longer lifespan.
The plan preserves Navy fleet modernization programs and increases ship inventory over the next five years. To that end, the Navy will buy two destroyers and two attack submarines per year, as well as one additional Afloat Staging Base.
No new contract negotiations beyond 32 Littoral Combat Ship (LCS) ships will go forward under the plan.
The Navy will aim to procure a capable and lethal small surface combatant, generally consistent with the capabilities of a frigate, affirms Hagel, who has directed the Navy to consider a completely new design, existing ship designs, and a modified LCS.
Again, however, if sequestration spending levels return in 2016 and beyond, tougher decisions on the Navy surface fleet will need to be made, such as having six additional ships laid up, halting procurement of the Joint Strike Fighter carrier variant for two years, and slowing the rate of destroyer acquisitions, resulting in 10 fewer large surface combatant ships in the Navy's operational inventory by 2023.
The Marine Corps will lose 8,000 personnel, in a reduction from 190,000 to 182,000. If sequestration-level cuts are re-imposed in 2016 and beyond, the Marines would shrink to 175,000.
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This month, while working on my black cat book, I've been reminded of "Homer" the blind black cat. If you recall, "Homer" was the inspiration behind the New York Times Best Selling book Homer's Odyssey. October is a rough month for black cats, in part because of cat lore and their historic association with witchcraft…


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Choosing to have plastic surgery is an intensely personal decision, and making sure your surgeon has the proper qualifications is the most important step in your plastic surgery journey. If you are considering cosmetic surgery, be prepared to do your homework. Unfortunately, it is legal for non-board certified plastic or cosmetic surgeons to perform plastic surgery and it is up to you to learn exactly what your doctor is qualified to do. Don't be tricked by flashy marketing; look for the two most important qualifications in your surgeon- certification by the American Board of Plastic Surgery and membership with the American Society of Plastic Surgeons. Dr. Williams' reputation as one of Northwest Georgia's most experienced plastic surgeons has not grown through the use of flashy advertising, but through word-of-mouth referrals of thousands of happy patients. Anyone can pay for glitzy advertising, but the referral of a friend by a satisfied patient speaks volumes. More than half of Dr. Williams' cosmetic patients are referred by a friend that was pleased with their results from Williams Plastic Surgery.
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Crustaceans on alert. Exquisitely crafted in France, this Lobster + Crab Kit supplies all of the necessary tools to get you seafood dining quickly and easily.
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Jamie-Lynn Sigler Buys Shoes for a Good Cause!
The 'Entourage' star hosted Sole Society's charity event to raise funds for The Art of Elysium's fashion design program.
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Most women know that happiness and heels go hand in hand. When you throw in a little fund raising with shoe shopping, though, you have pure bliss! This past Saturday in Culver City, California, Jamie-Lynn Sigler hosted the Sole Society sample sale to benefit The Art of Elysium Fashion Design Program, Elysium Collections with Fatburger and One Coconut Water.
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All the shoes were only $20 (normally $49.95-$59.95), so more than likely Jamie-Lynn and the other attendees stocked up on super cute shoes.
V.I.P guests were treated to makeup touchups from NYX Cosmetics, lunch from Fatburger and One Coconut water to keep them refreshed.
Oh lordy! Were all those bags filled with Jamie-Lynn's shoes? That's a lot of shoes! After the event, Jamie-Lynn went to a Los Angeles hospital to work with the kids to customize their own shoes.
You can catch her on NBC's new show Guys With Kids this fall, I'll be watching for the shoes.
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Researchers detect life cycle in mammalian genomes
The fragile regions in mammals' genomes that are thought to play a key role in evolution go through a "birth-and-death" process, according to new work by University of South Carolina and University of California-San Diego researchers.
The study, published this week in the journal Genome Biology, could help researchers identify the current fragile regions in the human genome – information that may reveal how the human genome will evolve in the future.
"We made a step toward understanding the mechanism of genome rearrangements that 'shuffle' genomic architectures and represent one of the major driving forces behind evolutionary diversity," said Dr. Max Alekseyev, one of the study's authors and a professor of computer science in the College of Engineering and Computing at USC. "In contrast to previous studies, our results allow one not only to analyze the evolution in retrospect but also to predict the future changes in genomic architectures."
Alekseyev worked with Dr. Pavel Pevzner from UC-San Diego. The two researchers study genomes and genome evolution from a computational perspective.
An important question in evolutionary studies is whether there are "fragile" regions where genome rearrangements are happening over and over again. The fragile regions are prone to "genomic earthquakes" that can trigger genome rearrangements, disrupt genes, alter gene regulation and otherwise play an important role in the evolution and emergence of new species. For example, humans have 23 chromosomes while some apes have 24 chromosomes, a consequence of a genome rearrangement that fused two chromosomes in our ape ancestor into human chromosome 2.
Although nearly all recent studies support the existence of these fragile regions, there have been some doubts about their existence, raised from a comparative analysis of multiple mammalian genomes.


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I had the same problem when I installed Ubuntu 10.10 on my HP dv7. I installed ubuntu on second partition and when I wanted to switch to win 7 it said that I have no win installed. The reazon is that pre-installed computers have hidden partition where is stored boot for windows. Ubuntu has a "instal in Windows" option which I didnt try, but I would like to fix this problem so that I could use backtrack 5 and win 7. I dont even have option: "instal it allongside windows" because of this partition. I think we have the same problem, if not, sorry for stealing your thread. So, any ideas guys?
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Australian shares closed lower on Friday, after Chinese inflation rose more than expected, with miners losing ground as a cyclone affected their operations.
The S&P/ASX 200 index fell 13.5 points, or 0.3 per cent, to 4709.5, posting a loss of 0.3 per cent for the week, while the broader All Ordinaries slipped 11.4 points, or 0.2 per cent, to 4733.8.
Among the major sectors, materials slumped 1.4 per cent, energy stocks lost 0.2 per cent, while financials ended flat.
IG Markets market strategist Evan Lucas said sentiment had turned negative following Chinese data showing that inflation came in at a slightly higher than expected 2.6 per cent for 2012, but had increased in December indicating no stimulation is likely soon.
However, that was offset by the other major regional economy Japan, whose premier Shinzo Abe unveiled a $US226.5 billion ($215 billion) stimulus package.
''That helped our market move off its lows and it ramped up,'' Mr Lucas said. ''But we had some profits locked in, weighing on the mining sector, despite the iron ore price still sitting at $US158 a tonne.
''It was a bit of a mixed market despite strong leads from the US ... a lot of people are watching what will happen with corporate earnings week there.''
The mining giants extended their falls in the afternoon. BHP Billiton led the falls, losing 73 cents, or 1.95 per cent, to $36.68, Fortescue fell 12 cents, or 2.5 per cent, to $4.73 and Rio Tinto tumbled $1.30, or 1.9 per cent, to $65.80.
Cyclone Narelle strengthened into a category 4 storm, shutting ports handling a fifth of the world's globally traded iron ore and cutting supplies of natural gas and oil on Friday.
"Underperformance in the big iron ore miners has been the main theme of the day and has been weighing on the overall market's performance," said Stan Shamu, market strategist at IG Markets.
The four major banks were mixed.ANZ gained 10 cents to $25.25, National Australia Bank jumped 14 cents to $25.57, Westpac lost two cents to $26.58 and Commonwealth Bank dived 23 cents to $61.38.
Defensives finished the day mostly stronger, with food retailers Woolworths and Wesfarmer up 0.6 per cent and 0.3 percent respectively. Utility provider AGL Energy bucked the trend, slipping 0.4 per cent.
Gold miner Newcrest Mining rose 0.9 per cent
National turnover was 1.44 billion shares worth $3.14 billion, with 492 stocks up, 402 down and 373 unchanged.
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See http://forums.remote-exploit.org/bac...-tutorial.html for a possible bug with Install.sh
Either using a live CD or a live USB and then using the Install.sh command, sometimes the long process of applying a persistent BT4 Pre-Final is successful EXCEPT for the grub installation.
You can tell if this is the case if you attempt to boot into the newly minted persistent usb and just get a blinking cursor after booting.
If so, do the following:
...Before logging out of BT4, pull up an xterminal and type in:
...mkdir /mnt/sdb1
...mount /dev/sd1 /mnt/sdb1
...grub-install --no-floppy --root-directory=/mnt/sdb1 /dev/sdb
...nano /mnt/sdb1/boot/grub/menu.lst
and adjust menu.lst
...unmount /mnt/sdb1/
Or, more simply forget install.sh and use the BackTrack USB Install video here:
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The search for triple-murder suspect Christopher Dorner kicked off shortly before 7 a.m. on Saturday, but there were no new discoveries, sheriff's officials said.
After heavy snowfall overnight, weather in the Big Bear Lake area where Dorner's truck was found cleared up Saturday morning and more than 100 law enforcement officers continued the search. At least 24 additional sheriff's deputies were sent to the area for added protection, and a helicopter equipped with FLIR technology that uses thermal imaging allowed operators to see body heat underground also joined the search, but did not turn up Dorner.
And there was no sign of him elsewhere in Southern California, despite many tips, said the Los Angeles Police Department's communications office.
Many mountain residents suspected Dorner was long gone, though.
It's time for life to get back to normal, said Big Bear resident Mary Frances, and Dorner should "act like a man" and turn himself in.
A Ford Explorer caught fire about 25 miles south of Big Bear Lake, but there was no connection to the search, said San Bernardino County Fire dispatch supervisor Kristen Anderson.
"There was nothing too exciting about it," Anderson said. "We got it out with no problem."
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So, You Wanna Be A Writer- For Kids ages 9-11 - Wed, Apr 10, 4:30 - 5:30pm
Wednesday, April 10, 2013 from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM (EDT)
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San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
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"So, You Wanna Be A Writer?" For Kids
Join David Wilk, Weston based writer, editor, book designer and publisher, along with a host of published authors in a very special workshop that will have kids publishing their original stories, poems or blogs in just 10 weeks!
Wilk specializes in harnessing the innate creative talents of young writers, in this case, 9-11 years olds, allowing them to explore their writing abilities in a wide variety of forms, including free verse poetry, short stories, and narratives, even performance poems and free form storytelling. Sessions will be attended by well known authors such as Alan Katz (Take Me Out of the Bathtub & Other SIlly Songs), Elise Broach (Missing on Superstition Mountain, Masterpiece, Shakespeare's Secret), Neil Waldman (Illustrator).
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HealingNewtown Arts Space
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Wednesday, April 10, 2013 from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM (EDT)
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'"It's definitely better. That's what we need going forward," defenseman Christian Ehrhoff said Monday after practice in the Tampa Bay Times Forum. "We needed the 'PP' to step up and get us some goals and we've had a pretty good run. We just have to stick with it."'
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What might sound like grist for late-night comics is, in fact, a serious matter for a reporter.
One could not help but applaud, even if the goal was grist to the glory-mill of the Dear Leader.
David Roberts of grist tweeted Sunday that Ferguson apparently isn't concerned about climate change.
From the dawning of silent films, moviemakers have turned to books for grist.
Procedural mistakes and denials like the one today will be the grist for these appeals.
She was carrying a grist of co'n down to the mill in her father's ox cart.
If I were a novelist now all this would be grist for my mill.
Its sails were moving slowly round, but their tattered condition showed that but a small amount of grist was ground within.
Verily, the mills of the gods grind slowly, but what a grist they grind!
But he was wont to growl out, "The wind is sure to drop when I have most grist to grind—just to spite me."
Old English grist "action of grinding, grain to be ground," perhaps related to grindan "to grind" (see grind), though OED calls the connection "difficult." Meaning "wheat which is to be ground" is early 15c.; the figurative extension from this sense is from the same date.


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Chicken Roulade with Walnut and Currant Cornbread Stuffing
Created By Cindy Pawlcyn - Executive Chef at Mustards Grill and cookbook author
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Cindy stuffs this roulade with a Walnut and Currant Cornbread Stuffing.
- 3 pieces chicken breast, boneless, skinless
- 7-8 thin slices bacon or pancetta
- 2 1/2-3 cups stuffing, such as Walnut Currant Cornbread Stuffing
- Place the boneless, skinless chicken breasts in a gallon sized plastic bag and sprinkle with a little cold water. The water helps the breasts retain their shape. Gently pound the breasts with a mallet to an even thickness, about 1/4 to 1/2 inch thick. Pat dry and season with salt and pepper.
- Preheat the oven to 375°F.
- Place a sheet of aluminum foil about 18 inches long on a flat surface in a vertical position. Lay the bacon side by side, horizontally, in the center of the aluminum.
- Fit the pounded chicken breasts side by side on top of the bacon to form a layer in the shape of a rectangle.
- Take about 2 1/2 to 3 cups of your stuffing of choice and press it onto the bottom third of the chicken breasts layer. Taking the bottom edge of the foil, roll the foil tightly so that the bacon, chicken breasts and stuffing form a cylinder. The stuffing is in the center, the chicken is the middle layer, the bacon is the outer layer against the foil. Twist the ends so that the contents are wrapped completely by the foil. Chill for 1 to 2 hours.
- In an oil-less, hot sauté pan or griddle pan, brown the foil wrapped chicken on all sides, about 10 minutes. Place the foil wrapped cylinder in the oven seam side down, and roast at 375°F for 35 to 40 minutes or until an internal temperature of 140°F. Rest ten minutes in a warm oven before serving.
- Remove the foil from the heated roulade. Slice the roulade into 1/2 to 3/4 inch rounds and fan the slices.
- Top with Madeira and Chanterelle Mushroom Sauce.
*An entertaining tip: If you'd like, pour a little warmed Madeira and Chanterelle Mushroom Sauce over the slices, reserving the remaining sauce in a warmed sauceboat for individual servings. Serve alongside Brussels Sprouts and Caramelized Onions.
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OVERLAND PARK, KS -- Sprint Nextel is offering an application for small businesses that operate vehicles. FleetSafer Mobile was developed by ZoomSafer Inc. to promote safe driving and compliance with local laws and federal regulations.
Networked with the vehicle's onboard diagnostic circuitry through a low-cost "trigger" plugged into the OBD-II port, the system deactivates selected functions on Android, Blackberry and Windows Mobile smartphones when the vehicle is in motion. An "administrative portal" allows the fleet manager to configure and manage safe driving policies.
Using the phone's automatic vehicle location feature, the software launches when speed reaches 15 MPH, locking the keypad and screen so drivers cannot text or email while driving. Drivers can still take hands-free calls via a Bluetooth earbud or speaker, and make calls using voice commands when the vehicle is in motion. Once the vehicle stops, drivers can use a voice command to unlock the keyboard and screen.
Users can program text or email replies for auto-response to incoming messages when the car is in motion. A voice feature is planned, and it will allow users to create emails and texts vocally, and announce the receipt of priority messages. Availability with other phone types is in the works.


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In orbit over Fedora 13
First an apology: Shortly after I installed Fedora 13, my six-year-old laptop (the ever-present Fujitsu) decided to go into graphics card-iac arrest — a pretty amazing show, in a morbid way, but not one I'd want to repeat. So I had to spend the next several days trying to replace the card and get it working. For those looking for the blog during that time, from my Mom to others, I apologize for the delay.
But now that a new card, working flawlessly, is in and a reinstall of the operating system has been done, Fedora 13 is still running circles — no, running orbits — around any other distro I've yet encountered. Which, of course, leads me to recall a blogger a few months ago who wrote that Fedora 13, like Apollo 13, could be an unlucky release.
Not a chance.
Out of the box, albeit the second time around (through no fault of the distro's, incidentally), Fedora 13 performed flawlessly. First test, always a good one: I plugged in the HP DeskJet and, voila, not only did it find the printer driver instantly, it asked me if I'd like a cup of coffee or a foot massage while the job is printing. OK, I made up the last part, but the fact remains that not having to tweak the printer driver is a welcome addition.
Clarity abounds: Whether it's the new graphics card or just great planning and execution of the code (and I'd side for the latter), the Fujitsu's main raison d'etre — its great screen — is clearer than ever. Not only this, tweaking the screen took little effort as well. Not only this, I got to try out the Bluetooth networking capabilities thanks to a friend who needed something on his phone printed out — friend, with page in hand, is now very curious about what Linux can do for him so there may be a convert on the horizon.
So far, everything has worked as expected and, in some cases, worked better than expected. Audio/video deserves special mention — not that I use it much (or, not that I use it at all, because I don't), but I had an opportunity to play the "Truth Happens" film and it ran better than it has in the past. Coincidence? Not likely. Game, set, match F13.
One for my class: Since we're going to be doing more Python in September, Fedora 13 has, and I quote, "a parallel-installable Python 3 stack that will help programmers write and test code for use in both Python 2.6 and Python 3 environments." Now, kids, if you're really smart, you'd take the Fedora 13 disk your teacher gives you and work with this part so you'll be ready when you return to school (so you can show me how to do it, that is . . . ahem).
As is my custom, I alternate between GNOME and KDE for desktop environments on the laptop to keep my skills in each desktop sharp. I go with GNOME in the even-numbered releases, KDE for the odd (no, there's nothing to read into that, it just happens that way). And, yes, I'm going to resist the temptation to make krazy and kontroversial kracks about KDE's affinity for naming software starting with the letter "K." Or not.
But having said this, there are a couple of caveats that require mentioning — personal ones that really don't take anything away from Fedora 13's shine. Pet peeve number one: No GIMP on the install. Easily installable upon completion of the installation, I know, but still. It's akin to the inability to get OpenOffice.org on a Live CD and having to go get it afterward — a minor inconvenience, but one that I'd gladly forgo.
Another peeve: Installing games you can't win. Why include them if they just annoy the heck out of you?
What may be next on the blog list is a comparison between some of the KDE programs and how they fare against their non-KDE FOSS counterparts (yeah, I'm looking at you, Konqueror).
Meanwhile, go get Fedora 13, if you want, here.
(Fedora ambassador Larry Cafiero runs Redwood Digital Research in Felton, California, and is an associate member of the Free Software Foundation.)
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POMONA - President Barack Obama's speech in favor of immigration reform failed to impress an audience of day laborers that included a few of the millions of undocumented immigrants who may soon have a chance at legal status if Congress agrees.
Day laborers who watched the president's speech Tuesday at the Pomona Economic Opportunity Center, a day labor center on Mission Boulevard, said they felt left out of Obama's call to allow the estimated 11 million illegal immigrants living inside the United States a chance to become legal.
Why? While praising immigrants' roles in establishing large companies like Google or Intel, Obama also boasted of his administration's role in deporting illegal-immigrant criminals and called for increased border security and "cracking down" on businesses who hire undocumented immigrants.
"When he talked about border security, the room just died," said Javier Hernandez, a co-founder of the Inland Empire Immigrant Youth Coalition who watched the speech with day laborers in Pomona.
To the audience at the day- labor center, Obama did not indicate that he wants to create a pathway to citizenship for those who work day jobs in construction, cleaning houses or caring for children.
"People like us, let's say, we earn money like this. He didn't mention that," said day laborer Edward Aguilar, 31, of Pomona. "He did mention security at the border and probably deporting more people, and that affects us too."
Aguilar said he was brought to the United States when he was three years old and is undocumented.
Sentiments at the Pomona day laborers' center illustrate how different groups of people can listen to the same speech - but hear two completely different messages.
Conservative websites such as Breitbart.com or Townhall.com published critical coverage of the president's speech with headlines such as "Obama: No Border Security Before Path to Citizenship" or "Obama's Immigration Plan: Expedite 11 Million Illegal Immigrants to Citizenship."
Obama's speech, delivered in Las Vegas, followed a call Monday by eight Republican and Democratic senators for new immigration laws. The Senate group includes Republican Marco Rubio of Florida, seen by many as a likely presidential contender in 2016.
But among those in Pomona, support from leading Republicans and Democrats was not enough to convince them that new immigration laws are on the horizon.
"I'm hoping that it's real and they're saying what they actually mean," said Jesus Barrios, also a member of the Inland Empire Immigrant Youth Coalition.
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Dear members,
What are the differences between .NET & ASP.NET?How are they different from each other?
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.net is a framework. You can build web, windows and class library apps using .net.
ASP.NET is the webpart of the .net framework
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Here is another compilation of what NightStalker-DNS has mentioned: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3103360/net-vs-asp-net-vs-clr-vs-asp
.NET and ASP.NET really aren't comparable. ASP.NET is dependent on .NET, it sits on top of it to extend the capability to web driven applications. Now ASP vs ASP.NET is a comparison you could make, ASP being a much older system (that isn't supported anymore by Microsoft) of which ASP.NET replaced. There are a lot of other differences that you can find at http://www.diffen.com/difference/ASP_vs_ASP.Net
.Net is a framework where we can develop web application, window application, and mobile application with the help of different language. Asp.Net only support the web application. And its depend on .Net
.NET is a development framework that contains many modules to help writing Web Applications and Windows Applications.
ASP is Microsoft's markup language for developing websites.
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Every first Saturday of the month all the hottest cars in the area converge on this location for a little fun, show and tell.
I have never seen the caliber of cars at any shows locally in the area. You will see Farrari, Lamborghini, Corvettes, Porsche, Ford Corbras, occassional Viper Clubs, Mercades AMG, Trans Ams, Cameros, Mustangs and so on...
Corner of Tryon and Kildaire Farm Road in Cary, NC
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Cary, NC 27518 (Actual Address is Chic-fil-A but is directly across from the parking lot all meet at).
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Garth Brooks is mapping out his plans for the new year.
With the blessing of his wife and three daughters, the country superstar says he'll be embarking on a world tour in 2014. Brooks shared the news on Monday's edition of ABC's "Good Morning America," joking with host Robin Roberts that after turning 52 in a few months time, his trek would be more of "a wheelchair and walker kind of thing."
Brooks is out promoting his new box set "Blame It All On My Roots: Five Decades of American Influences" and a DVD of his show at the Wynn Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas.


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Brevard, N.C.- The Brevard College football team lost their South Atlantic Conference home opener 43-12 to the Wingate Bulldogs at Brevard Memorial Stadium on Saturday night.
The Tornados offense was crippled by turnovers, losing five fumbles which the Wingate offense then converted into 26 points. Wingate quarterback Robbie Nallenweg went 21-for-35 for 232 yards and three touchdowns.
The two teams traded field goals in the first quarter, starting with Wingate's kicker Matthew Sierk nailing a 45-yard field goal at the 10:20 mark for the game's first points. Brevard's Ben Noboa answered at 6:34 with 27-yard field goal after Rufus Jenkins recovered an Anthony Chambers muffed punt at the Wingate 12-yard line.
The Bulldogs drove 66 yards on four plays on their next possession, completed with a 25-yard touchdown pass from Nallenweg to Tim Nalesnik. The pair combined for 53 yards on the drive, and Nalesnik finished with three catches for 57 yards.
With the Bulldogs leading 10-3 in the second quarter, the Tornados drove the ball deep into Wingate territory for a chance to tie the game. On third and goal at the Wingate one-yard line, Derek Church lost a fumble that was recovered by Wingate's Richie Kazazian and returned 94 yards to the Brevard five-yard line. The turnover stifled BC's scoring chance and left the Bulldogs in prime scoring position.
A tackle for a one-yard loss by Billy Muscatello and a pass break up in the end zone by Phillip Curcio forced Wingate to a field goal, which made it a 13-3 game.
The Brevard defense came up big again on the Bulldogs next drive. On 2nd and 10 from the BC 20, linebacker Michael Gruber intercepted a Nallenweg pass in the end zone for a touchback. Gruber later picked off Nallenweg in the third quarter for his second interception of the game.
BC pieced together a 55-yard drive with time winding down in the second quarter, culminating with a Noboa 23-yard field goal as time expired. The game went into halftime with the Bulldogs leading 13-6, but Wingate outscored Brevard 30-6 after the break to produce the 43-12 final.
Modzelle Atkins led the BC ground attack, rushing for 53 yards and a touchdown on eight carries. Atkins found the endzone for BC's only touchdown on a 15-yard rush at the 1:42 mark in the third quarter. Brevard attempted a two-point conversion that was unsuccessful, making the score 23 -12.
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(TEMPE, Ariz.) -- It didn't feel like a typical Cactus League exhibition game on Sunday afternoon when the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim edged the Cleveland Indians 5-2 at Tempe Diablo Stadium.
Offense was at a premium after the first few innings. Tribe right-hander Zach McAllister got the start going six innings, allowing three runs on six hits.
The Angels received offensive contributions from Josh Hamilton who went 2-for-3 with a pair of RBIs, while Ian Stewart ripped a solo-home run in the victory. Albert Pujols went 2-for-2 on the day with a triple.
After the Angels scored two runs in the first inning, McAllister settled in the final five innings.
Indians prospect David Cooper had an RBI-single for Cleveland.
The loss dropped the Indians Cactus League record to 16-7-2 on the spring.
McAllister is slated to be the Tribe's No. 3 starter behind Justin Masterson and Corey Kluber.
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College Football Recap - November 27th
Tuesday, November 27, 2012
CBSSports.com (Palm): Florida vs. Oklahoma (Florida replaces LSU)
ESPN.com (Schlabach): Florida vs. Oklahoma (replacing LSU vs. Clemson)
ESPN.com (Edwards): Florida vs. Oklahoma (no change)
SI.com (Mandel): Florida vs. Oklahoma (Florida replaces LSU)
Orlando Sentinel: Florida vs. Oklahoma (replacing Texas A&M vs. Clemson)
Phil Steele: Florida vs. Oklahoma (replacing LSU vs. Clemson)
Sporting News: Florida vs. Oklahoma (replacing LSU vs. Clemson)
Athlon Sports: Florida vs. Oklahoma (Florida replaces LSU)
College football fans, be sure to "like" the official Allstate Sugar Bowl Facebook page (linked above) and vote each week for the Manning Award Player of the Week. The top quarterback performances from each week will be posted giving you the chance to vote for that you think was the best effort each week of the college football season.
While 35 quarterbacks are on the Manning Award Watch List, every quarterback in the country remains eligible for the honor - 10 finalists will be announced on Wednesday, Nov. 28. Here's a look at the best performances of the 13th week of the football season:
Shane Carden, East Carolina(38-of-47, 439 yards, 3 TDs, 0 INT)Carden records his career-high in passing yards and tallies six total touchdowns, including a passing score and a rushing score in overtime, as the Pirates register a 65-59 win over Marshall in double overtime.
Derek Carr, Fresno State(28-of-32, 451 yards, 4 TDs, 0 INT)Carr set a school record for completion percentage and also a Mountain West record with his third 400-yard game of the season as he led the Bulldogs to a 48-15 win over Air Force to clinch a share of the league title - Fresno's first conference crown since 1999.
David Fales, San Jose State(25-of-37, 367 yards, 3 TDs, 1 INT)Fales tallies his sixth 300-yard game of the year as he leads the Spartans to a key Mountain West victory over Louisiana Tech to give San Jose State a share of the Mountain West title and its first 10-win season since 1987.
Nick Florence, Baylor(22-of-37, 397 yards, 3 TDs, 0 INT)Florence throws for 300 yards for the eighth time this year, leading the Bears to a key 52-45 overtime victory against Texas Tech to make Baylor bowl eligible for the third straight year for the first time in school history.
Landry Jones, Oklahoma(46-of-71, 500 yards, 3 TDs, 1 INT)Jones becomes the Big 12's all-time passing yardage leader and keeps Sooners in line for a BCS bid and possible Big 12 title in a 51-48 win over Oklahoma State in the first Bedlam-rivalry game to go to overtime.
Johnny Manziel, Texas A&M(32-of-44, 372 yards, 3 TDs, 1 INT)The freshman star also rushes for 67 yards and two touchdowns as he breaks the SEC record for total offense in a season in a 59-29 win over Missouri, giving the Aggies their first 10-win season since 1998.
Robert Marve, Purdue(20-of-29, 348 yards, 4 TDs, 1 INT)Marve records a career-best in passing yards while leading the Boilermakers to a 56-35 victory over Indiana to not only retain the Old Oaken Bucket, but also to become bowl eligible for the second straight year.
Bryn Renner, North Carolina(28-of-39, 305 yards, 5 TDs, 0 INT)Renner leads the Tar Heels back from a 14-point second-half deficit by matching the school record for touchdown passes in a 45-38 win over Maryland in his season finale.
Top Upcoming Games(current BCS rankings, all times Central)#Louisville at Rutgers (Thursday, 6:30 p.m., ESPN): The winner of this game earns the Big East title and an automatic BCS bid while the loser will be out of the BCS mix.
#17 Kent State vs. #21 Northern Illinois (MAC Championship, Friday, 6 p.m., ESPN2): A win for Kent State could lift the Golden Flashes to their first BCS Bowl game as they could be an automatic qualifier due to being ranked in the top 16 and higher than the Big East champ. Northern Illinois is less likely to jump to No. 1 with a win, but could do it with the right combination of results in other games.
#16 UCLA at #8 Stanford (Pac-12 Championship, Friday, 7 p.m., Fox): The winner of this immediate rematch of Saturday's 35-17 victory for Stanford will advance to the Rose Bowl; the loser is likely out of the BCS picture.
#11 Oklahoma at TCU (Saturday, 11 a.m., ESPN): A win for Oklahoma, coupled with a Kansas State loss, will vault the Sooners to the Big 12 title and a trip to the Fiesta Bowl. If both teams win, Oklahoma will be eligibility for a BCS at-large bid, while a Sooner loss will likely knock them out of the BCS picture.
#20 Boise State at Nevada (Saturday, 2:30 p.m., ABC): A win for Boise State would give the Broncos the Mountain West Championship due to tiebreaker rules and if the victory lifts them above the MAC winner and into the top-16, they would receive a BCS automatic bid.
#2 Alabama vs. #3 Georgia (SEC Championship, Saturday, 3 p.m., CBS): The winner of this game will likely be the seventh straight SEC Champion to advance to the BCS National Championship game; the loser could have a chance of an at-large BCS selection.
#18 Texas at #6 Kansas State (Saturday, 7 p.m., ABC): Kansas State will clinch the Big 12 title and a Fiesta Bowl bid with a victory, while a win for the Longhorns could put them in the mix for a BCS at-large bid.
#13 Florida State vs. Georgia Tech (Saturday, 7 p.m., ESPN): The winner of this game will advance to the Orange Bowl while the loser will be out of the BCS picture.
#12 Nebraska vs. Wisconsin (Saturday, 7:17 p.m., Fox): The winner of this game will advance to the Rose Bowl while the loser will be out of the BCS picture.
Each week the Allstate Sugar Bowl will make its YouTube Pick of the Week, top highlights, impressive off-field performances, great games and amazing plays, including LSU's Jarvis Landry's amazing one-handed TD catch late in the first half against Arkansas, giving the Tigers momentum and ultimately a win, 20-13, to close out their regular season.
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Union Hockey advances to championship game
Union Hockey will be playing for its first national championship Saturday night.
The third seeded Dutchmen beat two seed Boston College 5-4 Thursday night in the Frozen Four. Union was led by Daniel Ciampini's hat trick including the go ahead goal with 13:29 to play.
Union will face either Minnesota or North Dakota for the hockey title Saturday night at 7:30. Coverage will begin at 7 on Fox Sports 980.
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By Theresa Goffredo Herald Writer
If you ask basketball Hall of Famer Dennis Rodman what would help bring people together in peace, he would probably say a game of hoops.
If you ask Everett Chorale music director Lee Mathews, he would say song.
"If the world and our society could only sing together, the world would be a much more peaceful place," Mathews said. "We often refer to music as the universal language so if we can make use of that universal language the differences with our next door neighbor or whoever would simply calm down and we'd sing a few songs."
Mathews said that he makes a point before every concert to mention the important connection between song and peace. That was his "very strong motivation" to have a concert based entirely on the peace theme.
"It's also very timely what with what's going on in Palestine and Syria and those places and even in Korea," where Rodman recently became an unlikely ambassador when he visited with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, reportedly a fellow basketball fan.
"Let There Be Peace" is the Everett Chorale's spring concert Sunday at Everett Performing Arts Center.
Some highlights of the concert will be "Earth Song," a gorgeous piece, along with "The Prayer of St. Francis," Mathews said.
"It's a very timely piece what with the new Pope Francis being named and we just happened to pick that song to be on the program but I think it's kind of neat," Mathews said.
The sing-along will be "Let There be Peace."
"The audience will want to hum along so everybody will get a chance to sing it," Mathews said.
The featured soloists for the concert will be Lori DeAnn Williams, soprano; Shauna Croft, alto; Jon Cummings, tenor; and Steve Torrence, bass.
This year, the Everett Chorale is in its 47th season and this concert is meant to inspire with songs promoting love, peace and harmony.
The concert begins with "In Perfect Harmony" followed by Brahms' "Liebeslieder Waltzer" with four-hand accompaniment on the piano. John Jorgenson joins Kim Croft at the piano and the four soloists will be featured in some of these love song waltzes, according to press material.
Following the intermission, the chorale will present a medley of inspirational songs, some in different languages.
African songs include "Bonse Aba", a traditional Zambian song; "Amani," which is Swahili for "Peace"; and "Children of Peace." You will also hear the expression "suluhisha, suluhiana" which means make peace with each other.
Some Hebrew selections that encourage truth, justice and peace will be "Al Shlosha D'varim" and "Ose Shalom."
Other songs include "Make Me An Instrument Of Thy Peace," "Deep Peace," "In Harmony," "I Dream A World" and "Earth Song."
"The theme is from me, a sentimental romantic speaking from the heart," Mathews said.
"Let There Be Peace" begins at 3 p.m. Sunday at Everett Performing Arts Center, 2710 Wetmore Ave., Everett.
Tickets are $16 and $14 with special discounts for groups of 10 or more. Contact firstname.lastname@example.com or go to the website at www.everettchorale.org, call the Everett Performing Arts Center at 425-257-8600, or visit the box office in downtown Everett between 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday.
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One of my patients, a gentleman in his late 40s, returned for a routine cancer checkup. Fortunately, all was well from that perspective. However, he was clearly suffering from work-related stress. His blood pressure was sky high, so there was a very real risk of stroke or heart attack. His blood sugar was off the charts, and I was concerned about diabetes and its complications.
I started to probe what could be causing such stress. This gentleman had been a counselor for high-risk teenagers and had helped many teens straighten out their lives and become productive members of the community. In recognition of his success, he was appointed to a post overseeing dozens of agencies with hundreds of employees and a seven-figure budget.
With evident regret, this gentleman shared with me that accepting the promotion had been a major mistake. He didn't have the skill set or training to succeed in the position. Nor were his exceptional one-on-one skills valued in his new role.
There are lots of lessons here, but this is the one that struck me: Be careful what you wish for because you may get it. Better to play to your strengths and refine your gifts, and let the rest take care of itself.
Can anyone else relate to having your dream job turn into a nightmare?
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My Favorite Enemy: Voices for Change Concert
The Olive Tree Initiative at Berkeley
Sunday, February 10, 2013 from 7:30 PM to 9:00 PM (PST)
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UC Berkeley students are proud to present the My Favorite Enemy: Voices for Change Concert on February 10th at 7:30PM in Wheeler Auditorium! This unique event, opened by the UC Berkeley Jazz Ensemble and Universal Love and Peace Band will feature My Favorite Enemy, an unlikely collaboration between top selling and influential Israeli, Palestinian, Jordanian, Norwegian and American songwriters and recording artists. MFE Will join us in Berkeley, after having been invited to perform for world leaders at the National Prayer Breakfast in DC. The group began working together in 2009 as part of a broader endeavor called Middle East Program, MEP. MEP was founded in 2002 with the mission to build meaningful, long-term relationships between leaders from all sectors of society. My Favorite Enemy bridges the traditional musical influences of the Middle East with contemporary pop and rock songwriting and production to create something truly unique and inspiring. With lyrics in Arabic, Hebrew and English, the group offers tangible proof that music truly is the world's universal language. We invite you to join us for a night of music and inspiration, emphasizing the potential for all of us to bridge communities and affect change in the world.
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Benjamin Ide Wheeler Auditorium
Telegraph Avenue
Sunday, February 10, 2013 from 7:30 PM to 9:00 PM (PST)
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By last April, I was openly against LeBron James playing for Team USA this summer. I had seen how the lag of playing last summer dogged him for the first half of last season when his energy level seemed to be at an all-time low. I wrote about this extensively after he seemed to get his legs back in February and played some great basketball down the stretch. I was even more convinced he needed the summer off in June when he left the Finals vowing to improve his jumper. Most NBA players will tell you it is difficult to improve aspects of your game when you are committed to being at so many practices and games. That's why most players don't develop their games during the season unless they are at the end of the bench.
All that said, at this moment I appear to be wrong as I discuss in this story today. Really what I have done is violate one of my own rules, which I learned years ago and have told people in various forms for years. It is: "Don't underestimate LeBron, he will just prove you wrong." He does this virtually every year on many levels, by the way.
His shooting during the FIBA Americas Tournament in Vegas has been impressive, which has led me to find out just how hard he's been working on his shot. Even with all of his commitments, LeBron is doing exactly what he said he would, he is making time to improve himself.
LeBron hinted a few times at the end of last season that he wanted to hire a shooting coach, which was the answer to many Cavs' fans prayers. He didn't hire one, he has been working very hard this summer whenever he's gotten free hours with Chris Jent, the Cavs' director of development. This, of course, thrills the Cavs not just because he's working on his game when he could be relaxing, but because he's doing it with their guy. This becomes important during the season because Jent will be around him everyday.
David Thorpe, a shooting coach himself and ESPN's guru on player skills, had a nice breakdown of LeBron's improved shot on Truehoop this week. I had a conversation with Jent late in the season asking him why LeBron was always switching his techniques on jumpers and at the foul line. Remember the Ira Newble-esque set shots on 3-pointers for a few days? Jent told me LeBron was looking for something that worked and then was going to try to perfect it. To be honest, I didn't like that answer because I know LeBron and, while he is coachable, often he is only coachable when he decides to be. I wasn't sure he'd decided he wanted to be yet with Jent. But after several conversations with Cavs people this week after watching LeBron's shooting in Vegas there is do doubt he's serious and pouring in the work at all hours and all over the country.
Because I am a card-carrying realist (some would say pessimist), I have to say that shooting well in August isn't like shooting well in March, April and May. And that all this summer work may show up again in some low energy nights in Charlotte and the like. However, LeBron should be commended for his willingness to learn from what happened in the Finals and his willingness to work on his game when everyone would've understood had he just shut it down for awhile.
After getting several dozen e-mails with varying amounts of paranoia, I wrote a story today about how the mortgage industry crisis affects the Cavs. The answer given to me yesterday by the chairman of Quicken Loans and the majority owner of the team, Dan Gilbert, is not at all. I 100 percent believe him.
There seems to be a demand from Cavs fans to explain why they are not signing anybody. It is understandable and explainable but not buyable to all fans, especially those who notice how close the team is to the luxury tax line while they read stories about mortgage companies laying people off or closing altogether.
Cavs fans have had to go through three layers of player additions with no news to chew on, evaluate or get excited about. First it was the draft, where the Cavs had no picks. Then it was the initial wave of free agency, when the Cavs were not in position to land any of the major candidates. Then it was the trade market, when the Cavs were unable to make a deal for Mike Bibby while Eastern Conference rival Boston landed Kevin Garnett and Ray Allen. New York got Zach Randolph and Charlotte got Jason Richardson.
There is a belief among many out there that because the Cavs have not yet done anything, they are worse off. There is a belief that everybody else is better. In July, August and September in the NBA you can make a case for a lot of things. But that doesn't make any of them true or false.
Here's the way I look at it: Of the teams that made the playoffs in the East last year, only one of them has made a major addition. That's Orlando, the No. 8 seed, and Rashard Lewis. In my opinion the only other playoff team to upgrade in a way that will help them immediately is New Jersey, which brought in Jamaal Magloire and will pair him with returning Nenad Krisitc to shore up their weak front line that cost them the series with the Cavs in May.
I am not trying to defend the Cavs, just doing what I always try to do, add perspective.
Regardless of the Quicken Loans issue, the Cavs no doubt have been more cautious with money. From people I have talked to and my reading of the situation, one of the major reasons the Bibby deal did not go down was money. The proposed three-way trade between the Cavs, Spurs and Kings would've added about $3 million to the payroll right off the top. Then there would've been free agents Luis Scola, Anderson Varejao and Sasha Pavlovic to deal with. The Cavs would've been facing a payroll probably near $75 million. Plus Varejao would have better leverage since Drew Gooden would've been gone. Next year the payroll would've probably exceeded $80 million and you're passing into nonsense territory.
Apart from the money issue is strategy. The coaching staff and front office have been reluctant to sign a free agent guard that would potentially stifle Daniel Gibson, whom they see as potentially being a Mo Williams type of player. If they are able to trade for a front-line point guard who instantly makes them better, like Bibby, and it doesn't smother their flexibility they will do it. They have been trying for months now and eventually I believe Danny Ferry will make a significant/major trade. But that trade doesn't have to be made today or next week or next month regardless of the impact on the NBA news cycle in the offseason. More important for the franchise is that the trade is smart, because they are close.
As for Pavlovic and Varejao, there is nothing going on. Most GMs and agents are off on vacation this time of the year. Varejao and Pavlovic's position isn't any different today than it was three weeks ago, so from their standpoint why not wait and see if market events change their demand. If you want to watch something as a fan, keep an eye on the teams that are going to be forced to release players soon. The Knicks, Timberwolves, Mavericks all have too many guaranteed contracts and still need to sign draft picks. Meanwhile there are lots of teams that have decisions to make with partial-guarantee guys and draft picks. So the Cavs sitting there with 11 contracts (10 considering David Welsey's will be gone at some point) right now and may be able to land a quality player by waiting around.
As for Allan Houston, nothing new I can report. I know the Cavs have interest in him and I've read he's interested in the Cavs. We'll see. Signing a guy coming out of retirement isn't something you would normally do until near the end of the summer because you want to see what kind of shape he's in close to training camp.
And a final note, I don't think you can expect Charles Oakley playing for his hometown team anytime soon. In this fantastic interview on ESPN.com, Oak says, among other wild stuff, that he's only coming back for a contract of two years and around $10 million. Good luck.
Tim Donaghy pled guilty to some stuff yesterday (link has a photo of Mike Brown and Donaghy conversing). What he didn't plead to, though, was attempting to fix or point shave/point inflate games. Which is pretty surprising to me, but we'll talk about that in a moment.
Donaghy's sin, he said, was leaking inside information about which referees will work games and certain refs relationships with players. Well, actually, what he did was use that information and his own inside knowledge of the league to make picks that he gave to gamblers. My reaction to that is: Really? Is that all?
Which refs work NBA games is secret but it isn't like the nuclear codes. Most officials and NBA beat writers stay at Marriott brand hotels during the season. I'd say about half of the road games during the season I'll see some or all that night's officials in the concierge room having breakfast, in the lobby or out on the street near the hotel. Maybe I am naive, but I guess I didn't know this info had much value. I know a handful of officials personally and I got to know all of them from such chance meetings in hotels and airports. We almost never discuss the league or games directly, more just small talk.
I do remember once a few years ago I was talking to veteran official Bob Delaney in the lobby of a hotel near O'Hare Airport in Chicago just before Christmas. He and other officials were driving to Milwaukee for a game that night and I was telling him that I wasn't going to be home for Christmas in a few days because the Cavs had a game in Orlando. I asked nonchalantly if he was getting a chance to be home for Christmas and he ended the conversation nicely but immediately and walked away. Three days later he was on the floor in Orlando, where he lived at the time, doing the Cavs-Magic game. Just before the jump ball he came over to the scorer's table and we laughed about it. So the officials do protect their schedules.
More to the point, the game's officials are announced to everyone at least an hour before games. Which is plenty of time to get a bet down. As for ref/player relationships, I naively didn't know that was so valuable either. I know that Marc Collins (EDIT: I mean Marc Davis, somehow I combined him with Derrick Collins) generally holds LeBron James to the traveling rules more than others, I know Dick Bavetta almost always gives Anderson Varejao the benefit of the doubt on block/charge calls, but so do most officials. I know Sean Corbin has a hair trigger on calling technicals and Mike Brown isn't allowed to look cross-eyed at Joey Crawford. Donaghy obviously would have much deeper knowledge as I'm sure some refs and players have deep dislikes for each other that even insiders like me don't detect. But, again, can this actually affect the final outcome of a game? My guess is very, very rarely.
Which is why I believe now, as I did at the outset of all of this, that most of Donaghy's picks had to be over/under picks. In that case, officials and their tendencies would be valuable. That is a line that might move when the officials' names become public, especially in the playoffs. So having advance knowledge would have a certain value because certain officials are known to call more fouls than others. As this post at Truehoop points out, Donaghy's foul-calling style and over/under percentage changed drastically over the last two seasons.
Which all brings me to my final point on the matter. Despite the absence of a reference to it in his plea, I'd be shocked if Donaghy didn't take actions to hit his bets/tips in the games he worked. Why? Simple common sense. When I talk with friends about steroids in baseball I reference Sammy Sosa and Albert Belle. These guys corked their bats, which is blatant cheating and cheating they could be caught at. So they weren't cheating in ways they couldn't be caught? C'mon. So Donaghy -- who was having secret meetings, setting up code language over the phone, and using bag men and intermediaries between him and gamblers like he was Pauli in Goodfellas -- wasn't blowing his whistle a little extra or a little less to hit his bets? C'mon.
Been away for a little bit, here's some points on recent Cavs goings on. Most of it is from this story that ran Sunday, which had the most Cavs news I've been able to report in awhile.
--There has been no official announcement on John Kuester being named an assistant coach yet, but my sources on the matter are rock solid. From the people I have talked to, the decision to hire him is a solid one. I don't know John, but he has been described to me as a pro's pro who is very experienced. He's been a head coach on the college level and been with numerous NBA teams. Experienced with a championship ring, he is exactly the type of candidate the Cavs said they wanted when they started the process. He is known as a guy who is a strong all around coach. I know this is not the type of candidate many fans wanted, but as I've been writing for a year now Danny Ferry and Mike Brown do not believe they need a so-called "offensive coordinator/guru." I have talked to both men about it and they have presented their reasoning to me and I don't see it changing any time soon. One theory is that you can't call offensive sets like defensive sets, which are usually changed in timeouts. Second, Mike Brown believes he's learning and getting better at coaching offense. That doesn't mean there won't be changes, I'm just trying to explain their thinking on the offensive coordinator issue.
How did Kuester get the job? He got a strong recommendation from Gregg Popovich among other things. He is a part of the extensive Larry Brown coaching tree, first playing at North Carolina and then coaching with him in Philadelphia and Detroit. It was Popovich who gave Mike Malone, in my mind one of the brightest young assistants in the NBA, a recommendation when Mike Brown was looking to assemble his staff two summers ago.
--On to Allan Houston, who has been planning this comeback and has been on the Cavs radar for some time now. The reason he made it public now is the recent signing of Penny Hardaway and the Celtics' pursuit of Reggie Miller. Houston let it be known to ESPN, who he works for, that he's on the market, too. At 36, he might have something left in the tank if his knee is truly OK. I know the Cavs are thinking about it and they'll probably work him out or watch him work out if they haven't already. If he wants to play in Cleveland and he can help there is no reason for the Cavs not to pursue this option because he was and probably still is a great shooter. Houston is also known for his high character, which the Cavs put an emphasis on. He's six years young than Miller, but then again Miller didn't have to retire years early because of chronic knee problems.
If the Cavs are somehow convinced he can contribute, a deal may come down to two factors. Just what his role would be, considering the Cavs want to continue to develop Daniel Gibson. Houston told ESPN that he wants to be a role player, but it sounded like he wanted a defined role. And perhaps whether the Cavs or anyone else is willing to guarantee him a contract. The Heat signed Hardaway to a nonguaranteed deal, but Houston surely will want his guaranteed.
--Assuming Anderson Varejao and Sasha Pavlovic re-sign, the Cavs are looking at having three open roster spots. Scot Pollard is now in Boston and that is a loss because he was a quality fifth big man. They Cavs just never needed him, which didn't make him happy to be sure. So that spot is open. The Cavs have been trying to trade for a versatile backup big man. With the news of Adonal Foyle being bought out by the Warriors, I wouldn't be surprised if they put in a call to him. Foyle is a good shot blocker and is an excellent character guy to have in the locker room. We'll see what his market is.
It sounds like David Wesley is going to retire. His contract, as has been reported, is only partially guaranteed ($250,000 of $1.75 million.). Unlike some veteran contracts, which become fully guaranteed in August or September, Wesley's doesn't until Jan. 10. So the Cavs will have until then to trade the contract, which can be used to reduce another team's salary. So they are not in a rush to make a move with it. However, their $2.2 million trade exception expires in mid-October. This is also an empty roster spot and could be filled with a guy like Houston. Or not filled at all before the season, the Cavs are up against the luxury tax and they have lots of guards.
The third empty spot is Dwayne Jones' role. It may be filled by Jones again, who looked terrible at the start of summer league but improved afterward and has a legit shot at making the team. He has the potential to be a very good rebounder, but his hands and footwork need improvement. We'll have to see what the roster looks like come training camp.
--This is vacation time in the NBA for players, agents and GMs. Things don't get done in August very much. Never say never, but I don't expect there to be much movement on any front for the next few weeks.


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Brevard, N.C- The Tornados dropped their match to the Lincoln-Memorial Railsplitters in straight sets on Saturday afternoon, 27-25, 25-15, 25-14, despite Kortney Conner turning in a match-high 13 kills.
The Tornados dropped a heartbreaker in the first set, rallying from being down by as many as eight points to tie the set at 22-22. After the next several points went back and forth, BC and LMU found themselves tied at 25-25. The Railsplitters won consecutive points and the exhausting match.
Conner, who led all players with 13 kills, had eight kills in the initial match. The Tornados, however, never really recovered from the defeat and lost the next two sets.
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Jonny Coleman tackles the multi-farious scene in one of America's biggest cities.
The owners of one of New York's best record stores hate just about everything to do with modern music. And most of what Resident Advisor stands for as well. So why do we love them so much anyway?
One of techno's most fascinating producers (and frustrating interviewees) takes time out from staring at a wall to talk to RA's Todd L. Burns.
Canada's biggest city has seen an explosion of new talent emerge in the past few years. RA's Andrew Ryce profiles the wave coming up behind Art Department, Basic Soul Unit and the like.
He ain't from Belleville. And maybe that was the problem. RA's Todd L. Burns chats with one of techno's forgotten heroes.


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A friend and I were taking a walk recently when we approached a pedestrian bridge spanning a small creek. We stopped in the middle so we could enjoy the view. As we stood there sharing thoughts on how to solve the world problems, our conversation drifted to bridges, and specifically, how they are built.
My friend, a retired police officer, told me of his interest in bridges. It began, as his work often had him spending time on bridges during rescues or evidence recovery from rivers and lakes. Sometimes, he'd pause his boat under these same structures just to try to figure out how they were put together.
Isn't it funny how something some of us believe is very ordinary can be of great interest to other people?
Now his interest has grown, as he wonders how large famous bridges were built, especially across large bodies of water. A fellow avid motorcyclist, he's trying to convince me to ride with him on weekends so we can visit various parts of the country and check out these structures.
I told him some stories of how we had been involved in building some of the bridges in our area, and how we poured 2500 yards of concrete in one day for one of the piers in the river.
"Isn't that a lot of concrete for one day?" he asked. Then he wondered how the concrete would set under water and how the contractors got the water out of the forms for the pier. My anecdotes brought many questions, and although I tried to answer them to the best of my ability, I couldn't explain all of the engineering aspects.
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I soon found it difficult to explain everything without pictures. Fortunately about this time, we were in the process of servicing a project that involved widening a local bridge over a small creek. I invited him to come with me the next week and see how a bridge is built. It wouldn't be as big as an interstate bridge or a major project over the river, but it would give him the basic idea of how it was done.
He was very excited when we arrived at the site. He donned his loaner hard hat and stood outside of the vehicle as we watched the ready-mix trucks unload concrete into the hopper of the pump that was placing the bridge deck.
After we stood for a while watching the pour, the supervisor came over and introduced himself. The superintendent explained to him the forming systems, answered his answers about the forms in the water, and was very good at explaining the entire process. On the way back to the office that day, he seemed to have a better understanding of how it all worked.
"Do you think we can check out more bridges some time?" he asked. I agreed to make some stops when we could, but suggested that he do some research of his own beforehand.
I'd better brush up on it, because I know he will have many questions.
The next time we go hunting, I'm sure the little bridge we often cross will be more meaningful to him. And for me, it will be a reminder that while we can gauge success in terms of yards poured, total sales, or margins, it's best measured by how our products serve our community.
If we only took more time to share our successes, we'd build more bridges of understanding.


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ARLINGTON — Thieves hit the downtown Arlington Post Office overnight Thursday, prying open about 20 post office boxes and making a mess.
The vandalism and theft was reported early Friday morning at the post office at 524 N. Olympic Ave., city spokeswoman Kristin Banfield said.
It was too early Friday to know if the case was connected to a break-in at the Sultan Post Office the night before, she said.
Mail was scattered around the lobby, Banfield said.
Arlington detectives collected evidence that could help identify a suspect or suspects, she said.
They're working with the U.S. Postal Service and on Friday were notifying potential victims, she said.
Victims are encouraged to call 360-403-3400 to report any theft.


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