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SAN FRANCISCO – YouTube says more than 1 billion people are now visiting its online video site each month to watch everything from clips of cute kittens to scenes of social unrest around the world.
The milestone announced Wednesday marks another step in YouTube's evolution from a quirky startup launched in 2005 to one of the most influential forces in today's media landscape.
YouTube crossed the 1 billion threshold five months after Facebook Inc. said its online social network had reached that figure.
The vast audience has given YouTube's owner, Google Inc., another lucrative channel for selling online ads beyond its dominant Internet search engine.
Google bought YouTube for $1.76 billion in 2006 when the video site had an estimated 50 million users worldwide.

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M.I.K.E. - The Motive E.P.
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1. The Motive
2. Spacesuit
3. Mass Freedom
2013 has been another incredible year for the IDMA-nominated Coldharbour Recordings; hosting a plethora of top-tiered releases from its roster. To close out this year, the label is incredibly proud to welcome a new family member, but someone who needs no introduction in the world of electronica.
Belgian producer M.I.K.E. is responsible for some of the most iconic moments in trance music, whether it is under his main alias, or the alter egos of Push or Plastic Boy. And fresh from contributing to Markus Schulz's Buenos Aires '13 compilation with Before Dawn, he presents his first EP of Originals for Coldharbour with three tracks in his unique style.
Leading track The Motive gathers plenty of momentum as the track progresses, and is one that will keep the energy levels high in a liveset. Spacesuit is a slightly deeper take, but accompanied with a haunting melody that shines in the darker moments of a set. And rounding out the package, Mass Freedom is a real hands in the air journey, with acid influences intertwined between the typical M.I.K.E. sound.
After dazzling the New York audience with his performance at the New World Punx show at Roseland Ballroom, M.I.K.E.'s package demonstrates that he continues to be a pivotal contributor to the modern trance scene.
On behalf of everyone at Coldharbour, we thank you for all your support for the artists and label over the past 12 months. See you in 2014!


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Mannington Hardwood Flooring
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ManningElegance engineered for superior performance. Engineered Hardwood flooring is real hardwood - the word "engineered" just refers to the way in which it's made. And there are many benefits to choosing an engineered product over a solid product.
Somerset Hardwood Flooring
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Somerset Wood Products is one of the largest manufacturers of Appalachian lumber and flooring in the midwest. Our corporate headquarters is located in Somerset, KY. We have two supporting production facilities, also located in the Somerset area, with a staff of over 300 employees. We also employ a full time forester, to oversee responsible forestry management practices that exceed Best Management Practice standards.


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Combining a precision current and voltage source with a high resolution digital multimeter, source measure units are precision DC instruments that can operate in all four quadrants to allow it to be used as a generator and load. As such, they have seen use in many applications where they are operated as a battery, a stimulus for transistors, a power supply, and as a test device for verifying analog to digital converters. Download the source measure unit applicaiton handbook to learn about the endless capabilties of this device.
The GS200 is a low voltage/current DC source with high accuracy, high stability, and high resolution.
The GS610 is made up of a programmable current and voltage source, a voltmeter, and an ammeter. Each function can be combined into numerous operation modes.
Yokogawa's instruments go beyond conventional options. They are highly accurate, highly functional with programmable voltage/current source that incorporates voltage/current generation for a broader application.
A Source Measurement Unit (SMU) is a flexible test instrument which is capable of both sourcing and measuring voltage and/or current at the same time.


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LOS ANGELES/NEW YORK (Reuters) - The return of the "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" earned $65 million in ticket sales at U.S. and Canadian movie theaters over the weekend, easily winning a box office battle with Marvel's outer space hit "Guardians of the Galaxy."
"Ninja Turtles," a reboot of a franchise born in 1980s comic books and popularized in TV cartoons, rang up another $28.7 million in international markets for a global debut of $93.7 million, according to distributor Paramount Pictures which wasted no time in announcing a sequel, set to open June 3, 2016.
"Guardians," which ruled the box office universe a week ago with a record opening for August, collected $41.5 million during its second weekend, according to estimates from research firm Rentrak. New tornado-chasing thriller "Into the Storm" landed in the No. 3 slot with $18 million.
Forecasters had predicted a tight race between "Guardians" and "Ninja Turtles." But the hard-shelled reptile heroes, brought back to TV on a Nickelodeon show in 2012, crushed expectations for a domestic total of around $40 million.
Megan Fox stars in the film as a reporter who becomes a close ally of the four pizza-loving turtles who emerge from the sewer to fight criminals in New York City. The movie cost $125 million to make.
"This exceeded all our expectations," said Megan Colligan, head of domestic marketing and distribution at Paramount Pictures, a unit of Viacom Inc as is Nickelodeon Movies, which together released the film.
"Families came out in a very big way" while teenagers were drawn to the film's incredible action sequences," said Colligan, explaining how the film's box office performance was driven far beyond the expected fan base of 25 to 35-year olds.
Global sales for "Guardians" reached $313 million, distributor Walt Disney Co said. The film stars Chris Pratt and Zoe Saldana as galactic warriors who lead a rag-tag band of heroes including a talking raccoon and a human-like tree.
While "Turtles" and "Guardians" have provided a late boost to summer ticket sales, the season remains 16.5 percent behind last year's record pace, according to Rentrak.
The weekend's No. 3 film, "Into the Storm," takes place in a fictional Midwest town hit by the strongest tornadoes ever seen. The movie, released by Time Warner Inc's Warner Bros., cost $50 million to make.
Food romance "The Hundred-Foot Journey" debuted with $11.1 million at domestic theaters, finishing fourth. The movie stars Helen Mirren as a French restaurateur who feuds with the Indian family that takes over the defunct restaurant across the street.
"Hundred-Foot Journey" was produced by Steven Spielberg's DreamWorks Studios, Oprah Winfrey's Harpo Films and Participant Media. Disney distributed the film.
New music drama "Step Up All In," about an epic dance contest in Las Vegas, earned $6.6 million at North American (U.S. and Canadian) theaters over the weekend, taking sixth place. The movie was released by Lions Gate Entertainment Corp.
(Reporting by Lisa Richwine and Chris Michaud; Editing by Lynne O'Donnell)


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Soap Operas
Wednesday, 6th December 2006 by James Turnbull
We recently had a request to find the Neighbours set, and we always like to keep our readers happy, so here is the real Ramsay Street.
If you view in 'Hybrid' mode you might accuse my of telling fibs, as this cul-de-sac's real name is "Pinoak Court". In the soap it's called Ramsay Street after the Ramsay family who used to live there.
We might as well make a worldwide soaps tour out of it, so let's head by the small town that was built for the abysmal failure of a soap called "Eldorado".
Broadcast by the BBC in 1992-93 it was supposed to be a cross between Eastenders and Neighbours but achieved the success of neither and was swiftly cancelled. I wonder what goes on there now?
Set in the fictional West Yorkshire village, Emmerdale is another popular UK soap which is actually filmed near Harrogate in the grounds of Harewood House.
Previously featured: Coronation St & Eastenders
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¿Cómo ha avanzado la invasión de los productos ultraprocesados en el ambiente infantil? 👶🍟
📅Entérate en la charla con @marionnestle, Alejandro Calvillo y Julieta Ponce de @COANut el próximo lunes 25 de septiembre, 18 hrs.
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The latest on GM foods
My newly updated book, Safe Food: The Politics of Food Safety, is just out from University of California Press. Half the book is about the politics of genetically modified (GM) foods. Politics explains these latest developments:
1. FDA awards GRAS status to Monsanto's Vistive Gold soybeans: These beans have been genetically modified to be lower in linolenic acid and, therefore, more stable to oxidation. Does this refer to alpha-linolenic acid (ALA)? If so, this is an omega-3 fatty acid that gets converted in the body to the longer chain omega-3s, EPA and DHA. Don't we want more linolenic acid in our foods, not less? Or am I missing something here?
2. Friends of organics in Congress want USDA to continue the ban on Roundup Ready (RR) alfalfa: The courts ruled that this alfalfa cannot be planted until USDA completes and Environmental Impact Statement (EIS), is is required by law. According to the USDA's preliminary assessment of the impact, RR alfalfa will not adversely affect the environment. But more than 20,000 people wrote to say that they disagreed with the USDA's benign view.
The letter to USDA Secretary Vilsack points out that alfalfa is a major forage for dairy cows. If USDA allows GM alfalfa to be grown, it will contaminate conventional alfalfa grown organically (through pollen drift). If organic dairy producers cannot get uncontaminated organic alfalfa to feed their cows, they will not be able to get their milk certified as organic.
3. USDA says it will do an EIS for GM sugar beets: Last year, a judge ruled that GM sugar beets, which now comprise 90% or more of sugar beet plantings, could not be planted again until the USDA did an EIS. Oops. Somehow, the USDA forgot to do an EIS in 2005 when it allowed GM beets to be planted.
What are GM sugar beet producers supposed to do now? Apparently, a hearing to decide the main issues of a lawsuit (Center for Food Safety v. Schafer) has been scheduled for July 9. At that hearing, the court is supposed to decide whether RR sugar beets should be banned until USDA does the EIS. This is awkward because the EIS is expected to take 2 or 3 years. Why? Because it must consider:
- Management practices for organic sugar beets, conventional sugar beets, and glyphosate-tolerant (Roundup Ready) sugar beets
- Potential impacts on food and feed
- Occurrence of common and serious weeds found in sugar beet systems and practices for controlling them
- Potential for gene flow from Roundup resistant sugar beet to other plant species
- Economic and social impacts on organic and conventional sugar beets, Swiss chard, and table beet farmers
- Potential health impacts
4. Most American consumers will accept GM wheat if it is produced sustainably, at least according to the results of a survey done by the International Food Information Council, a food industry group:
Although commercially available genetically modified (GM) wheat crops are likely to be at least a decade away, 80 percent of survey respondents said they would be likely to purchase bread, crackers, cookies, cereal, or pasta products containing GM wheat "if they were produced using sustainable practices to feed more people using fewer resources such as land and pesticides." And consistent with the 2008 survey, 77 percent of respondents said they would buy foods produced through biotechnology if they helped cut pesticide use.
Now, if only they would!


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Ides of March
IDES OF MARCH I'll bet you are wondering why the short blonde has decided to blog about the Ides of March when Easter is so close upon us. Shouldn't I be talking about bunnies, eggs, crosses and resurrections? Well, this is a sort of resurrection story. So, why choose now to talk about such an unimportant30


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Atlanta, GA – Angel McCoughtry had a game-high 22 points to help lead the Atlanta Dream to a 74-65 win over the Connecticut Sun on Wednesday night.
Alex Bentley added 17 points while Erika de Souza had a double-double effort with 13 points and 10 rebounds for the Dream, who extended their regular- season home win streak to 13 games while snapping a four-game overall skid.
Tina Charles, the reigning league MVP, finished with 14 points and 16 rebounds. Kalana Greene contributed 14 points for the Sun, who have lost three straight.
The Sun were down 40-20 at halftime, but they rallied and got the margin down to five with just under a minute to go in the fourth quarter. The Dream held off the Sun by making 8-of-12 free throws in the final minute.


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Two Ryan Braun stories from the Onion.
First, Ryan Braun: 'Never Believe Any Of Us':
MILWAUKEE—In his first statement after receiving a 65-game suspension from baseball, Brewers slugger Ryan Braun called on fans Tuesday to remember that every single word that he or any other baseball player accused of using steroids has ever said publicly is a lie. "Please be aware that nothing we ever say is true, and when I said that I would 'bet my life' I didn't take steroids, you should have stopped right there and assumed that I took them," said the former NL MVP, who went on to ask fans whether they really believed that someone who narrowly avoided a 50-game ban for elevated testosterone levels on a technicality could be wrongfully incriminated a second time in two years. "If faced with either telling the truth and losing millions of dollars or lying and keeping our millions of dollars, we're going to choose to betray the confidence and trust of everyone around us. Even when we make a confession, the truth is that we did so in a strategic attempt to prevent you from digging any deeper and discovering the really despicable stuff we did." Braun concluded his remarks by asking why reporters bothered to write down a single word from his speech since the entire thing was, in all likelihood, also one giant lie.
Second, Brewers Worried Ryan Braun Suspension Might Put Season In Jeopardy:
MILWAUKEE—Following news that Milwaukee Brewers outfielder Ryan Braun will sit out the rest of 2013 due to his alleged involvement with performance-enhancing drug supplier Biogenesis, the power hitter's teammates told reporters Tuesday that they were concerned his suspension could put the remainder of the 41-57 ball club's season in jeopardy. "This team is built around Ryan, and I can already tell that we're going to face an uphill battle without him," said starting second baseman Rickie Weeks, emphasizing that he "just couldn't imagine" the team that currently possesses the second-worst record in the National League lasting very long in the postseason without the five-time All-Star. "Obviously, there's a lot of talent in this clubhouse, but the fact is that everything we've been able to do so far this season has been because of Ryan. No doubt about it, we're in trouble. I don't know how we could play in the World Series without him." When reached for comment, Braun told reporters that he believed his team would be able to perform just as well without him.


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Arizona researchers have added another piece to the mounting body of evidence that suggests during resuscitation efforts to treat patients in cardiac arrest, "passive ventilation" significantly increases survival rates, compared to the widely practiced "assisted ventilation."
The study, published in an online edition of Annals of Emergency Medicine, compared the numbers of patients who had suffered a cardiac arrest outside a hospital setting and were resuscitated in the field by Emergency Medical Services personnel. Rescuers used either bag-valve-mask ventilation, which forces air into the patient's lungs, or facemasks with a continuous flow of oxygen, which work in a similar fashion to those carried on airplanes in case the cabin pressure drops.
Among the 1,019 adult out-of-hospital cardiac arrest patients in the analysis, 459 received passive ventilation and 560 received bag-valve-mask ventilation. Neurologically normal survival after witnessed cardiac arrest with a shockable heart rhythm was higher for the passive oxygen flow method (38.2 percent) than bag-valve-mask ventilation (25.8 percent).
"These results are strikingly similar to earlier observations from Wisconsin, where survival rates went up from 15 percent to 38 percent after paramedics abandoned the official guidelines for the modified protocol that we developed," says Gordon A. Ewy, MD, a co-author of the study and director of the Sarver Heart Center at The University of Arizona College of Medicine. The Sarver Heart Center's Resuscitation Research Group developed a modified protocol for treating out-of-hospital cardiac arrest called Cardiocerebral Resuscitation, as opposed to Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation, which should be reserved for respiratory arrest (such as near-drowning or drug overdose).
Under the new concept, first tested in Wisconsin, EMS personnel no longer intubated the patient for ventilation. Instead, they applied a facemask delivering a continuous, low-pressure flow of oxygen.
"Our findings provide compelling evidence that positive pressure ventilation is not optimal in the initial management of out-of-hospital cardiac arrest," says lead author Bentley Bobrow, MD, emergency physician at Maricopa Medical Center in Phoenix and associate professor of emergency medicine at the UA College of Medicine. "The work from our EMS providers in Arizona further questions the longstanding dogma of tracheal intubation and ventilation for cardiac arrest.
"We are most pleased that while we are helping to advance the science of resuscitation, we are saving more victims of cardiac arrest in Arizona than ever before," adds Dr. Bobrow, who also is the medical director for the Arizona Department of Health Services Bureau of Emergency Medical Services.
"This study reinforces our belief that survival of out-of-hospital cardiac arrest has more to do with circulating the blood through quality and uninterrupted chest compressions than with ventilation," Dr. Ewy adds.
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Vénézia - Codex Bellum
Fabrice Parme attended the Duperré School of Applied Arts as well as the Angoulême School of Fine Arts. He published his first professional work in Pilote & Charlie in 1988. Zenda publishers published his first album in 1991, entitled 'Les Aventures de Walter Polo: Sang de Vampire'. Parme was then present in Spirou with several stories of 'Le Petit Roi', written by Fabrice Fouquet.
Le Roi Catastrophe
He additionally worked on several French and US animation productions, including the serial 'La Famille Pirate'. His collaboration with Trondheim began in 1994, when they created the first pages of 'Vénézia'. The experiment was not continued until 1999, and Dargaud published an album in 2001. Parme and Trondheim also revised 'Le Petit Roi' and turned it into 'Le Roi Catastrophe', a series of short stories collected in books by Delcourt.
Spirou - Panique en Atlantique
For Trondheim's collection Shampooing at Delcourt, the pair made the illustrated book 'OVNI'. Jean-Luc François of Studio Blue Spirit made 52 short animation films based on his comic for Canal +. Parme and Trondheim collaborated once again on 'Panique en Atlantique', a story in the collection 'Une Aventure de Spirou et Fantasio par...' (Dupuis, 2010). Parme and Trondheim made the children's comic 'Jardins sucrés' for Delcourt in 2011 and Parme subsequently co-created 'Famille pirate' with Aude Picault for Dargaud in 2012.


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Populates a new list from a series of attributes. The attributes to be used are specified by the expression parameter. Each attribute's index in the list is specified by the order of the attribute in the sorted result of the regular expression.
See the StringSearcher for more information on regular expressions.
The geometry of each feature entering the transformer is not changed.
For example, if the expression parameter is set to "^bob", and a feature entered the transformer with the following attributes:
bob1 = 'cat'
bob2 = 'dog'
bob4 = 'rooster'
anotherAttr = 'carrot'
then, presuming that the list name specified was "somelist", the feature would now look like:
bob1 = 'cat'
bob2 = 'dog'
bob4 = 'rooster'
anotherAttr = 'carrot'
somelist{0} = 'cat'
somelist{1} = 'dog'
somelist{2} = 'rooster'
Source Attribute Expression
Specify an attribute expression from which to form the list.
List Name
The name for the new list.
Additional Resources
Editing Transformer Parameters
Using a set of menu options, transformer parameters can be assigned by referencing other elements in the workspace. More advanced functions, such as an advanced editor and an arithmetic editor, are also available in some transformers. To access a menu of these options, click beside the applicable parameter. For more information, see Transformer Parameter Menu Options.
Defining Values
There are several ways to define a value for use in a Transformer. The simplest is to simply type in a value or string, which can include functions of various types such as attribute references, math and string functions, and workspace parameters. There are a number of tools and shortcuts that can assist in constructing values, generally available from the drop-down context menu adjacent to the value field.
Using the Text Editor
The Text Editor provides a convenient way to construct text strings (including regular expressions) from various data sources, such as attributes, parameters, and constants, where the result is used directly inside a parameter.
Using the Arithmetic Editor
The Arithmetic Editor provides a convenient way to construct math expressions from various data sources, such as attributes, parameters, and feature functions, where the result is used directly inside a parameter.
Conditional Values
Set values depending on one or more test conditions that either pass or fail.
Parameter Condition Definition Dialog
Expressions and strings can include a number of functions, characters, parameters, and more.
When setting values - whether entered directly in a parameter or constructed using one of the editors - strings and expressions containing String, Math, Date/Time or FME Feature Functions will have those functions evaluated. Therefore, the names of these functions (in the form @<function_name>) should not be used as literal string values.
|These functions manipulate and format strings.
Special Characters
|A set of control characters is available in the Text Editor.
|Math functions are available in both editors.
|Date/Time Functions
|Date and time functions are available in the Text Editor.
|These operators are available in the Arithmetic Editor.
|These return primarily feature-specific values.
|FME and workspace-specific parameters may be used.
|Creating and Modifying User Parameters
|Create your own editable parameters.
Dialog Options - Tables
Transformers with table-style parameters have additional tools for populating and manipulating values.
Row Reordering
Enabled once you have clicked on a row item. Choices include:
Cut, Copy, and Paste
Enabled once you have clicked on a row item. Choices include:
Cut, copy, and paste may be used within a transformer, or between transformers.
|Start typing a string, and the matrix will only display rows matching those characters. Searches all columns. This only affects the display of attributes within the transformer - it does not alter which attributes are output.
|Import populates the table with a set of new attributes read from a dataset. Specific application varies between transformers.
Generally resets the table to its initial state, and may provide additional options to remove invalid entries. Behavior varies between transformers.
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GLENDALE, Ariz. – Connor Murphy had a memorable NHL debut.
The Phoenix Coyotes defenseman was thrust into action only a day after being called up from the Portland Pirates of the American Hockey League.
The 20-year-old was so new that he still had a Pirates shaving kit bag in his locker room stall.
Murphy's first career NHL goal was one of six for the Coyotes in a 6-3 win over the Eastern Conference-leading Tampa Bay Lightning Saturday night.
It was the Lightning's first loss in eight games against Western Conference teams this season.
"I got a lot of great advice from teammates and coaches here coming into the game," said Murphy, whose parents were in attendance on short notice. "Just trying to take that and roll with it and have fun and contribute."
Murphy, who scored in the second period, was napping when he got the call to Arizona. It's something he does before games.
"Just to get a morning skate in, it felt like a normal game day," he said. "I got lucky it (his goal) went through (into the net). I think I almost broke my hand punching the ice, I was so excited."
Martin Hanzal had a goal and three assists and Lauri Korpikoski had a goal and two assists for the Coyotes in the win.
Michael Stone, Mike Ribeiro and Shane Doan also scored for Phoenix. Radim Vrbata had three assists.
Richard Panik, J.T. Brown and Alex Killorn scored for the Lightning.
"I thought everyone contributed tonight and obviously everyone was happy for Connor Murphy for getting his first goal," Coyotes coach Dave Tippett said. "He's such a nice kid, a great kid, so it was a great thrill for him."
The Coyotes went 2 for 3 on the power play.
Ribeiro cleaned up a loose puck in front of Ben Bishop during a two-man advantage at 1 minute, 48 seconds of the second period to give Phoenix a 3-0 lead.
The goal ended Bishop's evening, and Anders Lindback came on to replace him. Bishop had been undefeated in his previous six games this month with a 1.30 goals-against average. He stopped 11 of 14 shots.
Bishop later said he was hit by a puck. Lightning coach Jon Cooper said after the game that Bishop was fine.
"They're not always going to be good nights, and tonight wasn't good," Bishop said.
The Lightning rallied, cutting the Coyotes' lead to 3-1 on Panik's goal at the 16:19 mark, starting a flurry of goals before the second intermission.
Panik slotted home a nifty backhand pass from teammate Tyler Johnson for the finish.
Murphy netted his goal less than a minute later. Murphy's shot went in with Hanzal making it tough for Lindback to see the puck in front of the goal to make the score 4-1.
Brown scored his first goal of the season 50 seconds later to make it 4-2.
"Every time we thought we were seizing a little bit of momentum ... we rebound to make it 3-1, then they score on the next shift," Cooper said. "That's unacceptable."
Phoenix came up with the first goal of the third period, Doan scoring after Vrbata dug the puck off the boards behind the goal and passed it back. Doan's goal was his 10th of the season.
Killorn scored for Tampa Bay to make it 5-3 at 18:58 of the third and Korpikoski added an empty-net goal for Phoenix.
The Coyotes got off to a good start with a pair of first-period goals. During their first power play, a wrist shot got past Bishop at 15:58 of the period.
Ribeiro got the assist with a long pass out to the point from the right wing. It was Stone's third goal in two games and his sixth of the season.
Phoenix made it 2-0 less than a minute later. With both teams at full strength, Hanzal centered from the left corner. The puck hit Bishop in the back of a skate and trickled into the net with 3:05 to go in the period.
"It's what happens sometimes, especially with me," Hanzal said. "Sometimes it hits you in the face, or in the leg, and that's what happened. So we'll take the two points."
The Lightning missed a good chance to take an early lead when the Coyotes' David Schlemko lost the puck and Johnson skated down the ice with it on a breakaway. Johnson stumbled and his shot went wide, and he tumbled into the Phoenix net.
Phoenix improved to 9-0-1 at home this season.
NOTES: Schlemko left the game after the second period, aggravating a previous lower-body injury, Tippett said. ... D Rostislav Klesla and D Zbynek Michalek did not play for the Coyotes. D Sami Salo played after missing the past two games with a lower-body injury. ... The Coyotes have outscored opponents 39-26 at Jobing.com Arena this season.


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U.S. District Court Judge Susan Nelson on Monday granted the motion by the Brady class to add NFL Players Association executive director DeMaurice Smith to the players' counsel, and consolidated the Brady et al v. the National Football League et al and Eller et al v. National Football League et al cases.
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Adding Smith, who practices law in Washington, D.C., to the legal team allows him to participate in any and all mediation that might take place under Nelson's supervision in St. Paul, Minn. Lawyers who practice in a different state must file for approval through the court.
Nelson had indicated on Wednesday during the injunction hearing that she would consolidate the Brady and Eller cases. Neither the Brady plaintiffs nor the NFL objected to combining the cases, according to a court document filed Monday.
Attorneys for the NFL and players held a Friday morning conference call, attended by Nelson, to discuss how and where -- and under whose authority -- they are willing to resume mediation during the league lockout.
The primary differences in opinion sat with the players requesting that Nelson appoint a mediator and hold the sessions in federal court, and the NFL asking for them to return to the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service, where the sides went through 16 days of mediation in late February and early March.
Those talks failed to result in a new collective bargaining agreement, and the old one expired. The NFLPA decertified, saying it no longer represented players in bargaining under labor law, which allowed them to sue the league under antitrust law. Owners locked out the players, creating the NFL's first work stoppage since 1987.
The players say the lockout is illegal, and the owners claim the decertification of the union was a negotiating ploy.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.


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Cherie Lash Rhoades, former chairwoman of the Cedarville Rancheria tribe, was taken into custody on Thursday after the bloody attack in the small Northern California community of Alturas, police Chief Ken Barnes said.
Barnes told KRCR-TV that the four dead victims include a 19-year-old woman, a 30-year-old man, a 45-year-old woman and a 50-year-old man. He said one victim was the tribe's current leader. No names were released.
Authorities said Rhoades shot four people in the Cedarville Rancheria Tribal Office as a fifth person tried to flee. After running out of bullets, authorities said, Rhoades grabbed a butcher knife and stabbed a woman.
One person escaped the building, covered in blood, and ran to the Alturas police station to alert the authorities, according to KRCR.
The attack occurred as members of the tribe were meeting about evicting Rhoades and her son from her home on tribal land.
The headquarters - a ranch-style building with a pitched brown metal roof - is in a residential area about a block from the police station. A handful of sheriff's deputies and police officers were standing outside early Friday.
The area was cordoned off with yellow police tape, and a light powered by a generator was illuminating the building.
When officers arrived after the attack, Barnes said, Rhoades was outside the building, running and clutching a knife. A Rancheria employee helped tackle her and she was quickly subdued and brought into custody.
Police declined comment during several calls from The Associated Press. A person who answered the phone at a residence listed for Rhoades also declined to comment to the AP.
The stabbing victim and one of the shooting victims - both women - were taken to a Redding hospital where they were in critical condition, The Record Searchlight of Redding reported.
Investigators said they found two guns but Barnes said he didn't know whether both had been used in the shooting, according to the paper.
Alturas, the seat of Modoc County, is about 55 miles south of the Oregon border and 35 miles west of the Nevada line. The motto of the community of 2,800 - "Where the West Still Lives" - reflects the area's wilderness and natural beauty.
The Cedarville Rancheria is a federally recognized tribe with 35 members, according to its website. The Rancheria owns 26 acres in Cedarville, where many of its families reside.
"You wouldn't think this would happen in a small town like this," said Mike Tedrick, a retired county auditor who lives about 50 yards from the tribal headquarters. "If it happened here, it could happen anywhere."
Tedrick said he and his wife were watching television and did not hear any shots. They did, however, hear police sirens.
"Police were all over the place," he said.


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Sen. Barbara Boxer thinks minimum wage should be raised to be about $10 an hour to help close the ever-growing gap between the working poor and the rich and to promote a healthy nation.
"We need to raise the minimum wage. That will make a huge difference. … People are struggling," the California Democrat told Ed Schultz on "The Ed Show" on Monday. "The difference between the very wealthy and the working poor has grown. We raise that minimum wage and we move forward with the vision of this president that we have, which is everyone pays their fair share" of taxes.
Boxer used her own state as a model, saying that the focus must be on fairness.
"There's one word we always have to focus on and that's 'fairness'. Everyone has to do their part," she said. "I've spoken to people in California who earn a lot who were very anxious to help the country and their state. We've proven the point, you know, a rising tide lifts all boats."


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Last week, a former world champion swimmer and current Paralympian who injured his spinal cord and is now paralyzed below the waist was in town as part of a program on disabilities. He said something that really resonated with me: "Focus on what you can do and not on what you can't."
"Great idea!" I thought. Sometimes we dwell on what we can't do and forget there are still things we can. I decided to take his advice. But that was before I messed up my Achilles tendon, strained a muscle in my back, and split a nail.
Maybe next week.
OK, OK. I will. But first, you know I have to grouse about my latest infirmities.
All I was doing was bringing groceries in. There are five steps up to my back porch and I was two steps short of reaching the top when I heard a POP! I got a burning pain in the back of my calf and it felt as if the heel of my shoe had come off. I was not wearing shoes with heels.
At least I was close enough to be able to set the groceries down on the porch before struggling to climb the last two steps. Holding onto doors, window sills, shelving, and empty boxes awaiting a trip to recycling, I made my way into the house, where I took care of the most important task: Calling a neighbor to bring in the groceries and put the cold stuff in the fridge. Calling my doctor and taking a trip to the emergency department ensued.
So. I have no cartilage in my knees and now I have an injured Achilles tendon which I am supposed to keep immobilized. You thought I looked funny trying to walk before…
The changes to my gait resulted in a strained muscle in my back, but only if I bend over a certain way, as I do to brush my teeth.
My leg was feeling better. Until Sunday morning. Walking across the room, I caught my Aircast (or "moonboot," as my husband calls it) on the leg of a chair and went careening across the room, arms windmilling in an attempt to remain upright. Which I managed to do, but not before tripping over another chair leg and splitting a nail when my hand hit the table.
All the time, I was yelling "Owie! Owie! Owie!" because there were young children present. And they looked frightened. Probably because they thought I might fall on them.
I decided it was time to take the doctor's advice: Stay off the leg. Keep it up. Put ice on it.
Now that you've put up with my grousing, what are the good things about this?
I have good neighbors. The one I called not only brought my groceries in and put them away, she offered to take me to the doctor, get me something to eat or drink — whatever I needed.
The visit to the emergency department was quite different from previous ones: Fast, friendly, efficient, and with no sense that there was any weight bias.
Even before the Achilles tendon debacle, I had trouble walking and standing for long. Rather than dwell on that, I need to think about what I can do. And the list is long, ranging from I can sit on a stool in my kitchen and cook (my relaxation) to I can travel anywhere I want with the help of a mobility scooter. I can still work because my skills allow me to do so from home. Another plus — I get to work in my jammies.
Yes, there are things I can't do. For example, I can't garden. But I can supervise. Hey — I have teenage grandchildren. They have to be good for something. With young drivers, I get my car cleaned out and washed, too. No clean car: No driving. Works for me.
Speaking of the grandchildren, I can still go places and do things with them. In fact, they're quite helpful. I can't get the scooter out of the van by myself, so I just take at least one of the children along and I'm set. Right now, I'm looking forward to a couple of days in Chicago with my granddaughter in May, when we'll go to the theater and do some shopping and just plain bum around. I am fortunate that they are teenagers now so I don't have to chase them around as I did when they were younger.
My husband is very supportive. He took off work on Friday to take me to the emergency room and then stayed home with me, even though it meant he spent Sunday in his office catching up. He brings me my coffee in the mornings and makes sure I have food prepared so I can grab and go instead of hobbling around the kitchen.
Diabetes isn't near as limiting as it was in the days before home blood glucose monitoring. With an insulin pump and a continuous glucose monitor, I can keep a close eye on what my glucose is doing and make changes as — and when — needed.
If you think about it, we really don't complain about having to wear glasses or contacts. They can be annoying but, rather than limiting us, they enhance our ability to do more. I can't see to read without them, so I'm happy they're available. I can't stand long enough or move around well enough to cook, but I can sit on a stool. Same thing. Sort of.
Since I've decided to focus on what I can do instead of what I can't, I do believe my depression has lessened some.
Now I'm looking forward to the Achilles tendon thing getting better so I can go up and down the steps a bit better. In the meantime, perhaps my forced downtime is a good thing. It gives me time to contemplate the good things in my life.


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Image-worship or divine honour paid to any created object. Paul describes the origin of idolatry in Rom. 1:21-25: men forsook God, and sank into ignorance and moral corruption (1:28).
The forms of idolatry are, (1.) Fetishism, or the worship of trees, rivers, hills, stones, etc.
(2.) Nature worship, the worship of the sun, moon, and stars, as the supposed powers of nature.
(3.) Hero worship, the worship of deceased ancestors, or of heroes.
In Scripture, idolatry is regarded as of heathen origin, and as being imported among the Hebrews through contact with heathen nations. The first allusion to idolatry is in the account of Rachel stealing her father's teraphim (Gen. 31:19), which were the relics of the worship of other gods by Laban's progenitors "on the other side of the river in old time" (Josh. 24:2). During their long residence in Egypt the Hebrews fell into idolatry, and it was long before they were delivered from it (Josh. 24:14; Ezek. 20:7). Many a token of God's displeasure fell upon them because of this sin.
The idolatry learned in Egypt was probably rooted out from among the people during the forty years' wanderings; but when the Jews entered Palestine, they came into contact with the monuments and associations of the idolatry of the old Canaanitish races, and showed a constant tendency to depart from the living God and follow the idolatrous practices of those heathen nations. It was their great national sin, which was only effectually rebuked by the Babylonian exile. That exile finally purified the Jews of all idolatrous tendencies.
The first and second commandments are directed against idolatry of every form. Individuals and communities were equally amenable to the rigorous code. The individual offender was devoted to destruction (Ex. 22:20). His nearest relatives were not only bound to denounce him and deliver him up to punishment (Deut. 13:20-10), but their hands were to strike the first blow when, on the evidence of two witnesses at least, he was stoned (Deut. 17:2-7). To attempt to seduce others to false worship was a crime of equal enormity (13:6-10). An idolatrous nation shared the same fate. No facts are more strongly declared in the Old Testament than that the extermination of the Canaanites was the punishment of their idolatry (Ex. 34:15, 16; Deut. 7; 12:29-31; 20:17), and that the calamities of the Israelites were due to the same cause (Jer. 2:17). "A city guilty of idolatry was looked upon as a cancer in the state; it was considered to be in rebellion, and treated according to the laws of war. Its inhabitants and all their cattle were put to death." Jehovah was the theocratic King of Israel, the civil Head of the commonwealth, and therefore to an Israelite idolatry was a state offence (1 Sam. 15:23), high treason. On taking possession of the land, the Jews were commanded to destroy all traces of every kind of the existing idolatry of the Canaanites (Ex. 23:24, 32; 34:13; Deut. 7:5, 25; 12:1-3).
In the New Testament the term idolatry is used to designate covetousness (Matt. 6:24; Luke 16:13; Col. 3:5; Eph. 5:5).
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Use this guide to replace a broken or faulty Blu-ray Drive in your PlayStation 3. This guide shows only how to replace the original style of Blu-ray drive, KEM-400.
O que você precisa
Use the tip of a spudger to remove the black rubber screw cover from the side of the PS3.
Fake repair. Real fault: How to Delid and fix the Yellow Light of Death for good (NEC TOKIN Replacement) https://gbatemp.net/threads/how-to-delid...
Remove the single 8.5 mm T10 Security Torx screw from the smart plate.
How to Delid and fix the Yellow Light of Death for good (NEC TOKIN Replacement) https://gbatemp.net/threads/how-to-delid...
Pull the smart plate toward the hard drive bay, then lift it off the body of the PS3.
How to Delid and fix the Yellow Light of Death for good (NEC TOKIN Replacement) https://gbatemp.net/threads/how-to-delid...
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Remove the following seven screws:
Six 52 mm Phillips screws
One 30 mm Phillips screw
2 more smaller screws (don't know what size...small) just below the top middle screw and top right screw (in the picture). Look for the arrows...
can confirm, might be the backwards compatibles only
after you remove the screws, you may have to push a tab to take the cover off if you meet resistance on one side of the cover. Here is a link to a video that explains it, saved me lots of trouble:
Thanks @ericksi33, this really helped me out.
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1st attempt, fan loud. Ps3 lasted about 2 wks. 2nd attempt noticed very poor contact between heatsink & cpu,gpu when taking it apart. Research - Found a better way to apply thermal past. I personally disapprove of guide on this. A small bit about the size of a grain of rice in center of cpu is plenty. Clamp the heat sinks back on. Then take it apart & check contact area. Thermal paste should have spread to about the size of a quarter.(more is better. Less then a nickel size is poor contact) possibly weak clamps. Carefully applied pressure onto the cpu & gpu, pressing them into the heatsinks before clamping heatsink clamps on. Achieved greater then quarter sized thermal past spread. Fan silent in comparison & ps3 lasted about a yr. Rarely did I ever hear the fan go to high and get loud after that. About to begin my third fix on this same ps3. One of the first 80g backwards compatible. other then those notes and that this guide was for a different model ps3 (minor differences) I liked this guide. easy to follow.
Although the battery is described as proprietary, it looks like it is the common CR2032 lithium coin battery that is used in calculators and some computers. I haven't had to replace mine but I suspect under the heatshrink cover is a battery holder which will allow the coin battery to be removed and replaced. Then wrap with electrical tape and reinstall.
I tried this with the heatgun and it ruined my PS3. The CPU and GPU are NOW RUINED!!! It did not work for and made things worst!!! I sent it to a place to get reballed and they said the HEATGUN had overheated my processor and killed them!!! So think twice about doing this. Just because it is already broken, DON'T THINK YOU CAN'T MAKE IT WORST!
Why would you try it with a heat gun, no were is it mentioned to do that
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Lift the top cover from its rear edge and rotate it toward the front of the PS3.
Remove the top cover.
There is a plastic hook located in a hole on the top back right hand side corner. Carefully push the plastic hook a bit from the rear of the machine with a spudger to release the rear right of the casing.
The top would hardly budge on the left back corner and was stuck on the right back corner. There is a plastic hook that needs to be unfastened to lift the top off. It is located in a hole on the top back corner on the right hand side, so the corner straight across the on off button. Just gently push the plastic hook a bit front the rear of the machine with a spudger. It gives easily and the top will be free to lift off after that.
I can confirm on CECHH01.
Some more details here as well.
The newer model without SACD support appears to have added that clip to the back right that needs to be pressed to release the top shell.
If equipped with the card reader you can either have to disconnect the ribbon cable or unclip the reader from the top shell after lifting it up to get finger or tool in there to push clip to side and release reader from top shell. Note: if you failed to remove the card reader screws in the previous step these clips can break.
The original 60GB with the CF card reader on the front has a button protruding out. This will make it difficult to remove the top. You need to unscrew the memory card reader so it can come out easily.
Wow, this needs more attention. This isn't explained in any disassembly guide I've seen. You also need to be cognizant of the card reader cable when you're lifting off the lid.
I didn't have trouble during disassembly, but reassembly was tough. I loosened the card reader screws by 1 turn and used a small gauge wire to lasso the button and ran it through the CF hole.
Disconnect the Blu-ray power cable from the motherboard.
Pull the cables gently, the plug will come out of the socket. The plug is encased by the socket.
That's also what I did.
My PS3 is the CECHL01 and I had to remove the PSU to get to the disk drive ribbon cable.
I mistakenly ripped the whole thing out... I do not know where to begin on repairing it.
Use your fingernail to flip up the retaining flap on the Blu-ray ribbon cable socket.
Pull the ribbon cable out of its socket.
Remove the Blu-ray drive from the PS3.
Not all systems look like this, some have tape instead of the flap.
Every system that I have seen has had the ZIF connector, while some had tape over the connection as well. If your connectors are taped, be sure to remove the tape, then proceed with undoing the ZIF connector.
The version 2 systems baseboard PCB started switching to the new narrow 24 pin ZIF header/ribbon and Blu-Ray drive connection.
You should not attempt to detach the taped ribbon cable from the drive end first as described above for the older wide 60 pin ribbons. You must remove the drive and ribbon as one unit to protect the fragile ZIF sockets.
The slimmer fragile ribbon is taped to the drive housing to afford a more secure ZIF connection. The opposite base connection is slightly under the PSU.
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One should firstly remove the PSU: Disconnect the drive power cable as described above. Unscrew the 5 (3-P1 2-P2) PSU mounting screws. Now leaving the power cables attached, lift the PSU off the power baseboard PCB pins and move over slightly to access the baseboard drive cable end ZIF. Release the ZIF latch and slide the entire (drive and ribbon) strait away from the baseboard ZIF to disconnect.
After the complete drive/ribbon removal, you can carefully remove the restraining tape on the bottom of the drive to release the ribbon ZIF, then remove the 24 pin ribbon from the drive logic PCB.
Install in reverse order making sure to add new tape to secure the ribbon to the drive.
I needed to remove the PSO completely to reach the baseboard drive cable end ZIF. To do that disconnect the power and data (I assume) cables and then pull the unit straight up. To longish prongs are heading straight up into it from the baseboard and it is a bit tight, so gently pull until it's clear.
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If you are replacing the Blu-ray drive, you must use the same daughterboard that came with your PlayStation 3. The daughterboard is paired to the motherboard, and the Blu-ray drive will not work with a different board. -------------- I understand however my daughterboard is not on the bottom of the blu-ray drive it must be on the inside. Is there any advice out there on how I go about doing this as I am not sure what I am doing???? If someone could post a link or any tips it would be greatly appreciated.
When I received my new drive there was a sheet that said you could keep the old boards but you have to 'flash' them with the ps3's digital information. Currently trying to figure out how.....
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My CECHH01 has its blu-ray drive encased in a shield plate. Only one ribbon cable is visible. (The one we have to disconnect). Mine had some tape over it.
Also, I used a spudger instead of my nails.
Using your fingernail, lift the flap on the ZIF connector holding the Blu-ray lens motor cable to the Blu-ray control daughterboard.
Pull the ribbon cable straight away from its socket on the daughterboard.
Carefully lift the daughterboard from the rear edge.
Slide the daughterboard out from under the top case.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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Is there a thermal pad replacement for the bond between the Optical Drive and the metal housing of around the motherboard? I can play Borderlands for hours, but if I use a disc based game or one with more intensive graphics the overheat light comes on. I'm thinking of reapplying the thermal paste with the squish method as well. Already by replacing the thermal pads (some were missing or just like clay) has reduced the fan noise. Any suggestions? The thermal pad currently is also claylike.
I have a CECHC04 that does not accept discs. If i replace the BD drive with another one from a CECHC03 will it work, or do i have to keep my original daughterboard as well? What if my problem is the daughterboard?
I got everything re hooked up but when I insert my disc , it won't suck it in. is that normal or do I have my wires crossed?


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This was a bill to enjoin the city of New York, the board of rapid transit commissioners for New York, John B. McDonald, and the administratrix of Shaler, deceased, from proceeding with the construction of the rapid transit railroad [193 U.S. 430, 431] tunnel under Park avenue, New York, adjacent to the premises of Charles T. Barney, 'until the easements appurtenant thereto shall have been acquired according to law and due compensation made therefor to complainant;' and from constructing such railroad otherwise than in accordance with the routes and general plan adopted and approved by the local authorities and by the owners of abutting property, or the appellate division of the supreme court, in lieu thereof.
From the bill it appeared that the rapid transit board had, on behalf of the city, devised routes and general plans, and entered into a contract for the construction of a rapid transit railroad with McDonald, of whom Ira A. Shaler was a sub-contractor, under the rapid transit acts of the state (Laws 1891, chap. 4; Laws 1892, chaps. 102, 556; Laws 1894, chaps. 528, 752; Laws 1895, chap. 519; Laws 1900, chap. 729; Laws 1901, chap. 587; Laws 1902, chaps. 533, 542, 544, 584).
Park avenue was one of the streets under which the railroad was authorized to be built, and the routes and general plan of the road were prescribed by the board by resolutions of January 14 and February 4, 1897, which received the assent of the local authorities and of the appellate division of the supreme court in lieu of the consent of the abutting property owners.
Complainant alleged that he 'consented to the construction of the said rapid transit railroad in accordance with the said routes and general plan of construction, and did not oppose the proceedings hereinafter mentioned, which the said board of rapid transit railroad commissioners instituted for the purpose of obtaining the determination of three commissioners appointed by the said appellate division that such rapid transit railroad ought to be constructed and operated; nor did your orator oppose the confirmation of said determination by the said appellate division.'
But complainant averred that the portion of the railroad under Park avenue and in front of his premises was being built 27 feet nearer to his premises than was authorized [193 U.S. 430, 432] by the routes and general plan; and that the work was 'being thus performed by said defendant McDonald and the said Shaler without any authority other than certain directions given by the chief engineer employed by the board of rapid transit commissioners and embodied in certain so-called working drawings, or detail drawings, prepared by him or at his instance, and recently approved informally by said board. And . . . that the fact that such directions had been given by the chief engineer and that said work was being thus performed by the contractor, as aforesaid, was not until recently specifically known to said board; that such action of said chief engineer and contractor has never been formally or specifically approved by said board; that there has been no change made or authorized by said board in the said 'routes and general plan,' nor has there been any modification of the contract or specification with reference to the construction of that part of the tunnel lying under Park avenue between Thirty-third and Forty-first streets; that no notice was given to any of the property owners along said street that it was proposed by the defendants or any of them to change the position of the tunnel to any material extent from the position shown and described in the said 'routes and general plan,' nor was any opportunity ever given to said property owners or the citizens generally to be heard with respect to any such change.'
Complainant further averred 'that at none of the times herein mentioned did the said board of rapid transit railroad commissioners have authority (if at all) to enter into any contract for the construction of any rapid transit railroad under or upon the said Park avenue, except in accordance with the said 'routes and general plan' contained in the said resolutions of January 14th and February 4th, 1897, and that at no time did the said board have authority to prepare detailed plans and specifications, except (if at all) in accordance with the said general plan of construction, or to alter any plans or specifications prepared by them, excepting in accordance with said general plan of construction. That the act of the [193 U.S. 430, 433] said board in permitting the defendants McDonald and the said Shaler to enter upon that part of Park avenue between Thirty-third and Forty-first streets where the tunnel is now in process of construction, as aforesaid, was illegal and unauthorized, and the defendants McDonald and the said Shaler have entered upon the same unlawfully and without authority; and for the further reason that the construction of the rapid transit railway on the easterly side of Park avenue, in front of your orator's said premises, takes his property without due process of law, in violation of the provisions of the 14th Amendment to the Constitution of the United States, and that said rapid transit act, so far as it purports to authorize the construction of a tunnel and railway in said Park avenue without the consent of abutting owners or compensation therefor, is void, because it deprives your orator of his property without due process of law, in violation of the provisions of the said amendment.'
On the bill and affidavits, complainant moved for an injunction pendente lite, and defendants resisted the motion, submitting, in pursuance of stipulation, affidavits filed in their behalf in the case of Huntington v. New York, the same defendants, since brought here, numbered at this term 173, and argued with this case. The opinion in that case (118 Fed. 683) was adopted in this, and the court, of its own motion, under 5 of the act of March 3, 1875, chap 137 [18 Stat. at L. 472, U. S. Comp. Stat. 1901, p. 511], entered a decree dismissing the bill for want of jurisdiction, and certified that question to this court:
Messrs. Maxwell Evarts and Arthur H. Masten for appellant.
[193 U.S. 430, 435] Messrs. Edward M. Shepard, Pratt A. Brown, and De Lancey Nicoll for appellees.
Statement by Mr. Chief Justice Fuller:
The jurisdiction of the circuit court was invoked upon the ground that, by the tunnel construction sought to be enjoined, complainant was deprived of his property without due process of law, in violation of the 14th Amendment. But that amendment prohibits deprivation by a state, and here the bill alleged that what was done was without authority and illegal.
The city acts through the rapid transit board, which possesses the powers specifically vested. It is empowered to prescribe the routes and general plan of any proposed rapid transit railroad within the city, and every such plan must 'contain such details as to manner of construction as may be necessary to show the extent to which any street, avenue, or other public place is to be encroached upon and the property abutting thereon affected.' Consents of the municipal authorities and the abutting property owners to construction on the routes and plans adopted must be obtained, and any change in the detailed plans and specifications must accord with the general plan of construction, and, if not, like consents must be obtained to such change.
The bill asserted that the easterly tunnel section under Park avenue was not within the routes and general plan consented to, and that the construction was unauthorized. And this is the view taken by the supreme court of New York. Barney v. Rapid Transit R. Co. 38 Misc. 549, 77 N. Y. Supp. 1083; Barney v. New York, 39 Misc. 719, 80 N. Y. Supp. 972, 83 App. Div. 237, 82 N. Y. Supp. 124.
Thus, the bill on its face proceeded on the theory that the construction of the easterly tunnel section was not only not authorized, but was forbidden by the legislation, and hence was not action by the state of New York within the intent and meaning of the 14th Amendment, and the circuit court was right in dismissing it for want of jurisdiction.
Controversies over violations of the laws of New York are [193 U.S. 430, 438] controversies to be dealt with by the courts of the state. Complainant's grievance was that the law of the state had been broken, and not a grievance inflicted by action of the legislative or executive or judicial department of the state; and the principle is that it is for the state courts to remedy acts of state officers done without the authority of, or contrary to, state law. Missouri v. Dockery, 191 U.S. 165 , ante, p. 53, 24 Sup. Ct. Rep. 53; Civil Rights Cases, 109 U.S. 3 , 27 L. ed. 835, 3 Sup. Ct. Rep. 18; Virginia v. Rives, 100 U.S. 313 , 25 L. ed. 667.
In Virginia v. Rives, referring to an alleged denial of civil rights on account of race and color in the impaneling of a jury, the laws of Virginia in respect of the selection of juries appearing to be unobjectionable, Mr. Justice Strong, speaking for the court, said:
In the Civil Rights Cases, in which the court was dealing with the act of March 1, 1875, 18 Stat. at L. 335, chap. 114 (U. S. Comp. Stat. 1901, p. 1260), Mr. Justice Bradley said:
There are many cases in this court involving the application of the 11th Amendment which draw the distinction between acts of public officers virtute officii, and their acts without lawful right, colore officii; and in Pennoyer v. McConnaughy, 140 U.S. 1 , 35 L. ed 363, 11 Sup. Ct. Rep. 699, Mr. Justice Lamar defined the two classes to be, [193 U.S. 430, 440] those brought against officers of the state as representing the state's action and liability, and those against officers of the state when claiming to act as such without lawful authority. The subject is discussed to be, those brought against officers of the Wesley, 167 U.S. 204 , 42 L. ed. 137, 17 Sup. Ct. Rep. 770, and Fitts v. McGhee, 172 U.S. 516 , 43 L. ed. 535, 19 Sup. Ct. Rep. 269. Appellant's counsel rely on certain expressions in the opinion in Ex parte Virginia, 100 U.S. 339 , 25 L. ed. 676, but that was a case in which what was regarded as the final judgment of a state court was under consideration, and Mr. Justice Strong also said: 'Whoever, by virtue of public position under a state government, deprives another of property, life, or liberty, without due process of law, or denies or takes away the equal protection of the laws, violates the constitutional inhibition; and as he acts in the name and for the state, and is clothed with the state's power, his act is that of the state.'
And case Manhattan R. Co. v. New York, 18 Fed. 195; Kiernan v. Multnomah County, 95 Fed. 849; Re Storti, 109 Fed. 807.
Scott v. McNeal, 154 U.S. 34 , 38 L. ed. 896, 14 Sup. Ct. Rep. 1108, and Chicago, B. & Q. R. Co. v. Chicago, 166 U.S. 226 , 41 L. ed. 979, 17 Sup. Ct. Rep. 581, are cited by appellant, but in those cases judgments of the highest judicial tribunals of the state were treated as acts of the state, and no question of the correctness of that view arises here.
And so in Reagan v. Farmers' Loan & T. Co. 154 U.S. 362 , 38 L. ed. 1014, 4 Inters. Com. Rep. 560, 14 Sup. Ct. Rep. 1047, the general assembly of Texas had established a railroad commission and given it power to fix reasonable rates, with discretion to determine what rates were reasonable. The act provided that suits might be brought by individuals against the commission 'in a court of competent jurisdiction in Travis county, Texas,' and a citizen of another state sued them in the circuit court of the United States for the district which embraced Travis county, and this was held to be authorized by the state statute.
And as the establishment of rates by the commission was the establishment of rates by the state itself, and the determination of what was reasonable was left to the discretion of the com- [193 U.S. 430, 441] mission, their action could not be regarded as unauthorized, even though they may have exercised the discretion unfairly.
Similarly in Pacific Gas Improv. v. Ellert, 64 Fed. 421, where a public board was given power to improve streets, and proceeded in excess of its powers, but not in violation of them, its action was regarded by Mr. Justice McKenna, then circuit judge, as state action.
In the present case defendants were proceeding, not only in violation of provisions of the state law, but in opposition to plain prohibitions.
Section 5 of the act of March 3, 1875, 18 Stat. at L. 470, chap. 137 ( U. S. Comp. Stat. 1901, p. 508), provided that if, in any suit in the circuit court, it should appear, to the satisfaction of the court, at any time, that the suit did not really and substantially involve a dispute or controversy properly within its jurisdiction, the court should proceed no further, but dismiss the suit. The last paragraph of this section was in terms repealed by the act of March 3, 1887, 24 Stat. at L. 522, chap. 373, re-enacted August 13, 1888, 25 Stat. at L. 433, chap. 866 (U. S. Comp. Stat. 1901, p. 515) (the part repealed not being material here), but otherwise the section remained and remains in full force. This case went off on the motion for preliminary injunction, and the bill was properly dismissed, whether treated as if heard on demurrer, or on the proofs by affidavit.
Decree affirmed.
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