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NZXT Havik 140 Review
The recent launch of NZXT's Havik 140 marks a big day in the world of CPU cooling and heatsink manufacturing, as NZXT officially has entered into the market as a competitor. NZXT brings us the Havik 140, a large tower, 140mm cooler, with six 6mm heatpipes. Generally, these heatsinks are all designed the same way. You've got a metal base with heatpipes attached, and fins pressed onto these heatpipes. It's a simple concept that's proven worthy of being consistently implemented. As you would expect, NZXT chose this design for its Havik 140 heatsink. Although the design of heatsinks is very straightforward, there is a lot of science and development behind it. Things such as material composition, fin spacing and construction, heatpipe materials, and other things play a major role in the way that a heatsink performs. A manufacturer must consider each of these things and hundreds of additional variables all while constraining weight and noise to a desired level.
That being said, designing a high-end heatsink at an affordable price is not something that is simple! I have a feeling that with NZXT's current product line up and previous manufacturing practices, designing a heatsink should be nothing new, but I'm sure that some "thinking outside the box" was necessary. I am very excited to be one of the first folks to have my hands on NZXT's first production heatsink. I have always liked NZXT's products and I have generally been far from let down! NZXT's engineering never ceases to please me, as it seems that these individuals never leave anything unthought-of and nothing gets left out. That being said, I'm ready to get down and take a look at this cooler! In this review, I will provide a complete evaluation of the NZXT Havik 140, from unboxing and exterior commentary, to an intense stress test with results compared to other heatsinks currently on the market. Without further ado, let's get started.
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Unlike most, if not all products from NZXT, the Havik 140 is not packaged in a plain brown cardboard box with black printing. The packaging for the Havik 140 is derived from high gloss white printing, illustrating (in color) the heatsink and the features that it offers. The front of the box features the NZXT logo along with an angled picture of the heatsink, probably showing "its good side." Moving on from that bad joke, the backside of the box provides just about every specification that a user would like to know. These figures include materials, dimensions, weight, fan information, and other things. Also located on the back of the box are six different pictures of different areas of the Havik 140 showing off different features that it offers, such as the unique fan design, construction, etc. One side of the box shows CPU compatibility and the other side contains a short pep-talk about why your CPU needs to remain cool and how the NZXT Havik 140 can help you achieve that.
After opening the box, the first glance of the inside is of a styrofoam padded interior with the user's manual covering up one of the fans located in this padding. This "level" is then removed, which exposes the heatsink and the accessory box, which contains all of the mounting hardware for both AMD and Intel sockets. Finally, the third level contains the second fan. With the mounting hardware spread out, I can say that it looks fairly typical and the design does not look over-complicated. Included in the accessory box is a Y-cable that will allow the two fans to be plugged into one source which can be very convenient for some.
With the NZXT Havik 140 out of the box, it reminds me a lot of other coolers on the market — such as dimensions, shape, heatpipe configuration, and overall design. As I stated in the introduction, this isn't entirely unexpected as this design is proven to work well. All it takes is a manufacturer to tighten up the tolerances, apply some more science to it, and improve not necessarily the outside of it, but the inside. That being said, the performance is generally all up to the build quality and not the fact that it has an original shape. Anyways, let's take a look at the cooler itself and move on.


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As you probably know, Patch 3.0.2 is dropping today, and with it a lot of changes to the Balance tree. These changed have prompted a lot of debate and questions like this one I received today:
Hi GrayI think this question is on a lot of people's minds right now. It's a little hard to say right now because I don't know if the changes to Moonfury and Earth and Moon have taken affect in the patch but I will look at it both ways.
Tonight we'll start to play on 3.0.2 with a cleared talent tree. I've found a lot of build ready for WOTLK but with all 71 points spent.I need a build for a level 70, to start playing on the patch without headaches.
Have you any suggestions?
Thank you very much.
1. Raid Build with Moonfury and EnM at reduced cost. (Core Build),(My Build)
If Moonfury and Earth and Moon have there costs reduced in the patch then you can pick up all of the important talents and have a couple to play with. I have bypassed Intensity, Omen of Clarity and Master Shapeshifter because I'm told that Mana hasn't been a big issue for moonkin on the PTR and putting 16 points in that tree would force us to skip some good talents in the Balance Tree.
The Core Build Picks up all of the major talents in my opinion. In My Build I have also picked up Dreamstate, Owlkin Frenzy, and Starfall. I picked up Dreamstate, because I'm having a hard time trusting that I won't have mana issues without all the mana regen talents. I'm picking this one up to ease my mind a little. Starfall I picked up to play with. It sounds like a cool ability and I want to try it out before the expansion. I picked up Owlkin Frenzy because by guild plans on raiding up until the expansion is released. We are currently working on SWP and clearing BT weekly. Both instances have lots of raid wide damage that could make Owlkin frenzy valuable.
You might also consider Gale Winds all of the trash if your guild is still progressing through Hyjal. Force of Nature is always a fun talent for soloing and some raid bosses. You could also put a point into Eclipse if you don't have the 4T5 or 4T6 set bonuses.
2. Raid Build with Moonfury and EnM at 5 points. (Core Build),(My Build)
This is pretty much the same thing as above, but we don't have as may points to play around with. I still picked up Dreamstate because of my paranoia, and dropped Owlkin Frenzy and Starfall.
3. Solo fun build. (Build)
For those of you that don't plan on seriously raiding for the next month this is the build I would choose. I build this spec purely to play around with some of the new talents. It should allow you to do well in PvP, 5-mans, and raids that you over gear.
M.B. thanks for the question.
What builds are you guy's planning on using? What do you think of the builds I have suggested?


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Lately I bought the Apple Aluminum Keyboard, and thought people might be interested in how it worked out after extended use. It was bought because it is quiet. If your priority is quietness, its far and away the best that's readily available. Tried out in a store you could tell it would do the trick on quietness. It seemed it would probably be OK to type on. But this is something you only find out by long sessions.


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Reading Nook Decor: Artwork to Inspire Young Readers
The most important (and obvious) things to decorate your child's reading nook are...books, of course. Another option is to frame some prints that encourage reading. Here are fifteen in an array of styles.
- Reading Fox by Delphine Doreau
- Little Red Reading Hood by Nisee Made
- Reading by Ejbeachy
- Let's Read by Cuttlefish Press
- Reading is Fun by Matte Stephens
6. Reading in the Trees with Owls by Sarah Trumbauer
7. Kitty Loves Reading by Sandra Ortuno
8. Reading Glasses by Caz King
9. Diana the reader of bird books by Samantha Battersby/Matou En Pelouche
10. Reading Squirrel by Hello Small World
11. Open Your Mind by Dues Creatius
12. The Sweet Life by Dazey Chic
13. Reading Tree by Garden Mansion
14. Read by Jennifer Allevato
15. Reading Circle by Pam Wishbow
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Prayer for Suscipe
Taken from Spiritual Exercises
Take, Lord, all my liberty.
Receive my memory,
my intellect, and will.
Whatever I have or hold
you have given to me;
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to be used according to your will.
Give us only your love
and your grace,
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Dear all,
I'm a new user of LAPACK/ScaLAPACK. I want to developp the Expliciltly Restarted Arnoldi Method ( ERAM ) to compute few eigenvalues of a large dense non Hermitien matrix.
I need to use the Arnoldi projection method to reduce a large matrix A of order n to an upper hessenberg matrix H of order m with m << n.
So my question is: is there in ScaLAPACK library a subroutine that implement the Arnoldi or the Gram–Schmidt algorithms.
Thak you in advance for your help.
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Cal Loses to South Florida in NCAA First Four Game
DAYTON, Ohio (AP) Ugly, ugly, ugly. Just the way South Florida likes it.
The Bulls introduced the NCAA tournament to the Big East's nastiest defense Wednesday night, putting more than just a chill into a California team that had never seen anything like it. The Bulls allowed only 13 points in the first half and brushed their way to a 65-54 victory.
South Florida (21-13) will play No. 5 seed Temple in Nashville on Friday, a matchup of teams known for gritty defense. Few have been better than this one for the first 20 minutes on the NCAA stage.
The Bulls swarmed 'em, bumped em' and swatted their shots away - those that weren't air balls, that is.
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California (24-10) didn't score over the last 8:55 of the first half, missing 10 shots and turning it over twice while South Florida pulled ahead 36-13.
Guard Jorge Gutierrez, the Pac-12 player of the year, was held to 10 points on 4-of-10 shooting.
It wasn't all defense that got it done for South Florida. Freshman point guard Anthony Collins, a thin-built player with a youthful face that reminds coach Stan Heath of a 12-year-old kid, played like a star in his first NCAA tournament game, scoring 12 points. Victor Rudd had 15 points.
The Golden Bears won't soon forget the way they got worked over. They must have felt as if there were six Bulls on the floor at times playing defense.
No, only five. The refs counted.
The Bulls set a Big East record by giving up only 56.9 points per game this season. Their problem: They score about as many points as they give up. South Florida didn't have a player average in double figures for the season.
Realizing he didn't have many scoring options, Heath instituted the defense-first, defense-last philosophy that got them to their first NCAA tournament appearance in 20 years and, now, their first win. The Bulls came in 0-2 in the tournament.
Other teams exult when one of their players hits a big basket. The Bulls cheer from the bench as the other team passes the ball around helplessly and hopelessly.
They were cheering their defense from the opening tip.
The first time down the court, Gutierrez forced a running shot that was too hard, a taste of the misery ahead. California missed its first five shots and eight of its first nine, helping South Florida pull ahead 15-3.
Collins made a driving layup, a floater, a 15-foot pull-up jumper and a layup off his steal during the opening run, getting South Florida's unpredictable offense moving.
The Golden Bears readily acknowledged that they hadn't played anything quite like the Bulls' defense. With four players averaging in double figures, their best chance was to spread the ball around and be patient.
They ran out of patience real fast, prompting coach Mike Montgomery to call a timeout to get his team settled down. Instead, things quickly got worse.
A lot worse.
Gutierrez hit a fade-away 15-foot jumper with 8:56 left in the first half. The Golden Bears wouldn't score again before halftime, with South Florida pulling off a 14-0 run. It ended with a telling moment: California guard Justin Cobbs dribbling toward the basket and failing to even attempt a shot before the buzzer sounded.
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The Golden Bears shuffled toward the locker room with blanks expressions. Their 13 points matched the seventh-fewest in an opening half since the NCAA tournament expanded in 1985, according to STATS LLC.
The Bulls pulled ahead 57-25 with 8:49 left. The only question was how low they could keep the sore. California fouled repeatedly in the final minute, giving itself enough chances to hit the 50-point mark.


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How do you deal with being inundated with religious suggestions, comments and dialogue on a daily basis?
I feel like since I finally identified myself as an atheist, I've seen countless facebook statuses/comments, forum posts, instagram pics etc full of religious passages or suggestions to "Praise Jesus/Allah" or have "God" in your life. I can't even read a self-help article without some reference to a bible scripture or assertion to have a relationship with "God".
So, my fellow rational people, what keeps you sane?
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Some of those quotes actually made me burst out in laughter. My fav that you mentioned was the one about the "scientific box". Lmao.
You're right though, humor definitely helps a lot. For some reason I've always felt guilty about laughing at people and their godly delusions. But at the same time, the way that they make such baseless assertions sometimes warrants nothing more than a good laugh. I think I just get annoyed by how it's so often shoved in my face by people who I once admired, but now I grow more and more detached from them and their nonsense. I just wish people would stop considering their faiths as "the truth" and taking the opportunity to proselytize every chance they get.
GM this is more than hilarious!
I love the one on gravity and light coming from other sources on a cloudy day. Do the people who say such things hear themselves, I mean, seriously you can't say something like this and not feel bad for being utterly stupid
Wtf is a "goblen"?
That last one brought my brain to a screeching halt. I may have a concussion.
"Pray...that our leaders, our national leaders, are sending [our military men and women] out on a task that is from God. That's what we have to make sure that we are praying for, that there is a plan and that that plan is God's plan." Do we need leaders who believe they are following God's plan when invading other nations, especially Muslim nations-Sarah Palin
Well of COURSE they are, Robert - Little George W sent them in there, didn't he?
"I trust God speaks through me."
-- George W. Bush --
Does having a 'God' to validate your every whim, and make it easier to be a facist war monger? Oh, sorry, I might be posting in the wrong place...;p)
Humor, and a healthy smart-ass side. I meet questions that seem sincere with friendly honesty, because I might be helping a doubter down the path to freedom. I meet the judgmental types, and the baiters, with more of a debate strategy. The Believer's Playbook is very thin, and very weak.
But on the other side of the funny-bone --
"Tell people there's an invisible man in the sky who created the universe, and the vast majority believe you. Tell them the paint is wet, and they have to touch it to be sure."
-- George Carlin --
You sir, are being quoted on my blog.
I don't use FB.
Shortly after creating an account on FB I realized that a large percentage of my acquaintances are religious nut jobs that found FB as a great way to proselytize. It drove me up the wall. TA is my alternative to FB.
In person I have answers. I don't mind sharing them. I think of it as a good review for me. When I feel the conversation is dragging on or getting ridiculous I casually change the subject.
I avoid self help that isn't helpful. Most of it is perfectly safe answers that are more likely to give a warm and fuzzy feeling than give a real solution to specific problems. Generic example: "Try being assertive". I put that into practice and soon realize this self help had no clue what kind of asshole I was dealing with. Also it doesn't do any good using scripture to make a point. It makes more sense to put it into modern terms as to not cause confusion or leave the point open to interpretation.
I always deal better with people when I am more relaxed and have less stress.
I agree with Gallup on the humor bit too. I try to keep my sense of humor at ready no matter how serious the situation. I might need it.
My best friend is a Christian, and a republican. I love him like I love no other person on this planet. We can discuss things with out becoming infuriated and walk away with love and respect for each other. Funny side note: The last conversation that we had about religion vs atheism he ended the conversation by saying "You're getting too good at this." We laughed. It's great to know that there are Christians like him out there.
Good luck with sanity though Reesie! I'm still trying to find a balance after years of religion in my life. I'm in the process of changing my behaviors in all aspects that christianity has affected -which is all aspects of my life. I replace a lot of things. I watch the magic sandwich show on sunday rather than attending church, I "follow" Atheists & scientists on twitter as a source for news as oppose to say watching Fox, I am social on TA rather than FB in concerns of social media, I study logic and reason as oppose to apologetics for a nonsensical religion, etc.
If I take the same route to work everyday and am accosted by people from the houses I pass, then it's worth looking into another route to work.
I've taken a liking to the option of hiding people from the news feed. Saved me a lot of headaches since discovering that little feature. If I didn't use facebook to promote my art and interact with other artists/clients, I would have deleted it a long time ago.
Oh yeah I know what you mean. I've been really active in trying to improve my productivity and alleviate self-doubt but I'm so often met with pieces of advice that involve "getting re-acquainted with your faith in God". Yeah, no.
I feel I have to bite my tongue quite a bit offline. I have a parent who is a born-again Christian and the commentary he makes with such a matter-of-fact rhetoric with regards to "Jesus" and his power over this world is hard to digest. It takes every fiber of my being not to retort with something that challenges his claims whenever the subject is brought up, but I know that will never go over well. I'm lucky to have people who identify as Christians that never bring up anything regarding religion, but then it seems like everywhere else...there it is.
Thank you! I'm definitely in that same process as well (never realized the religious implications of saying "bless you" after someone sneezes, I was always just taught that it was polite, ha!) I think the more I interact and gain knowledge in different aspects from this site, the easier it will be to handle the annoyances I often feel in regards to people spewing their beliefs constantly. Thanks for your response!


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LONGWOOD — Steel rail almost a third of a mile long was slowly rolled off flat-bed cars Thursday as the state began the construction stage for the $1.2 billion SunRail commuter train.
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There's nothing like your baby's first smile—it's a wonderful reward for all your hard work in the first few months. It's also the earliest obvious sign that he's ready to join the great bustle of human society.
But his ability to interact socially actually begins much earlier than that: Even before birth he was listening to your voice and learning to recognize it as distinct from others. In his early months, he was practicing the facial expressions that, later on, will convey his feelings to others. He was even telling you, through periods of rest and activity, a little bit about the kind of temperament he was born with—a temperament that will help determine the nature of his social interactions for the rest of his life.
So although your baby can't walk or talk, much less dance all night long, he has a rich social life from the very minute he's born. How he learns to interact with other people:
Your baby's born hardwired to be social.
Given a choice between photos of people and photos of objects, newborns show a strong preference for images of the human face, says Matthew Hertenstein, Ph.D., a professor of developmental psychology at DePauw University, in Greencastle, Indiana. At first, because their eyesight is so blurry—about 20/500—they study merely the facial outline. But around 6 weeks they shift to intense study of facial features; they're especially attracted to the eyes and mouth.
At 3 months, Farrah Williams of Mount Pleasant, Michigan, is too young to play with other kids, but she studies them endlessly: "When Farrah sees others playing on the floor, she stares really hard, with a smile on her face, and kind of leans toward them as if she wants to get down there and play, too," says mom Nikki.
By 2 months, your baby's able to distinguish the difference between basic human emotions—happiness, anger, fear, surprise—based on facial expression alone. She won't be able to understand the meaning behind these expressions for another few months, but she can tell the difference between them and react appropriately—smiling when you smile and getting upset if you don't smile in response to hers. By 6 to 8 months, she'll be much more adept at reading faces.
Your baby literally can't take her eyes off you.
Her bond with you develops long before she can communicate it. One-day-olds can readily distinguish between a photo of their mother and one of a stranger by noting differences in hairline, research shows. So it's not surprising that the face your baby's most intensely interested in looking at is yours.
When my son Sam was about 2 months old, he began to spend hours studying me every day. No one else in my life, not even my husband, had ever gazed into my eyes so completely adoringly. Tired as I was, bleary-eyed and smelling of sour milk, that doting gaze made me feel like the queen of the universe. Many moms say they didn't fall completely in love with their own babies until this lovely stage of staring into each other's eyes. It's a self-fulfilling cycle: Your baby's "rewarding" you socially, which encourages you to offer even more interaction, which makes her even more eager to socialize.
Being goofy can enhance your baby's social skills.
Peekaboo, for instance, helps your baby cope with separation anxiety by teaching her that when Mom "disappears" (behind her hands or behind a sofa cushion), she always comes right back. Other fun ways that your baby's learning:
Alisha Thomas of Marietta, Georgia, says her daughter, Lauren, "learned what sound a bumblebee makes because we like to take our fingers and make a buzzing sound and then say 'sting' in a high-pitched voice as we touch her to make her giggle." But she's also learning more than that from such tickling games, says Karen Singer-Freeman, associate professor of psychology at Purchase College, SUNY, in Purchase, New York. She's getting an early lesson in how humor works, and how to distinguish between serious human interactions and playful ones.
Nonsense dialogue.
How often do you find yourself reacting to baby babble, responding to a happy coo with a "You're very welcome, sweetie!" or to a disgruntled "Ack!" with a sympathetic "Oh, I know it's a pain to have your diaper changed"? This pattern—you talk and I respond, then I talk and you respond—is the foundation of all dialogue. By treating your baby's "goo's" and "ga-ga's" as if they were speech, you're actually teaching her the rules of polite conversation.
Your baby knows how you feel.
Long before they're old enough to experience true friendship, babies can show rudimentary signs of empathy. Many will start to cry the second they hear another baby crying, for instance. Maribelle Lewis of Avenel, New Jersey, was startled the first time she heard her daughter Aiyannah crying in response to her baby cousin's tears. "At first I thought that maybe she cried when he cried in order to get attention. He had some health issues, so my mom, who cares for them during the day, responded to his cries quicker than to Aiyannah's. But then Aiyannah did the same thing at a mall, crying in response to a total stranger's baby's cries, so I think she's somehow communicating or sympathizing with the other babies," says Lewis.
All the world's a playmate—at first.
Except for very reserved infants, most babies welcome interaction with just about anybody: the meter reader, the mailman, the slobbery puppy in the yard next door. "My wife and I are always surprised when we're out in public and, before we know it, our son, Abraham, is smiling at a total stranger, who's of course smiling right back," says Nashville dad Jonathan Marx. "Sometimes we wonder why he's so extroverted, since neither of us is that outgoing."
It can be puzzling, even a little disappointing, to see your baby flashing the same overjoyed smile at a stranger that she usually gives you, but this is just part of the fascination babies have with faces. To them, all faces are interesting, smiling ones most of all—and who doesn't smile at a baby?
Later, only Mom or Dad will do.
Around 7 months, your child's emotional development leads to a more obvious preference for Mom and Dad. This can result in both separation and stranger anxiety. Dropoffs at daycare become excruciating, Grandma suddenly gets the cold shoulder, and the stranger smiling in aisle 2 is more likely to make her cry than elicit a charmed smile.
She's starting to understand that she's a separate person, rather than an extension of you. Independence is scary at first, so she reacts by clinging closely to the greatest source of comfort in her life. Fortunately, this won't last forever. Separation anxiety peaks at 13 to 15 months, and stranger anxiety peaks even earlier—around the first birthday.
Boys may be clingier than girls.
In general, baby boys are less developmentally mature, probably due to hormonal shifts during their prenatal development that cause slight delays—just enough to give females an advantage. That means boys tend to be harder to soothe when upset, make eye contact less readily and don't like waiting when moms are slow to respond to them, says Gretchen Lovas, Ph.D., professor of psychology at Susquehanna University in Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania. Which may explain why at 9 months Sam buried his face in my neck when I took him to work, while two colleagues who had daughters the same age passed their girls from lap to lap without a whimper.
Luckily, there are ways to ease stranger and separation anxiety for both boys and girls. Give your baby time to adjust to a new environment, let him crawl or walk away from you instead of being plucked out of your arms, and leave him with his toys and pacifiers. He'll also feel less threatened by strangers if they stoop to his level (rather than towering above him), don't reach out to touch him right away and don't inadvertently block his view of Mom or Dad.
A shy baby can be (gently!) nudged to be less shy.
Each baby's born with her own social style. Some are drawn to bouncy, exuberant people, while others respond better to gentle voices and quiet gestures. "We used the word 'discerning' to describe Merrill at a very early age," says Nashville mom Anna Gray Hart. "One of my best friends wanted desperately to be Merrill's adoring aunt. But even as a newborn, Merrill didn't like her. Our front door had glass panes, and when Merrill saw her bounding up the front steps, she'd immediately start crying. I felt terrible that my child never wanted to be around my best friend!"
By contrast, at 4 months, Cindy Lesser of Newington, Connecticut, says her daughter is already a social animal: "Allison only likes to be held facing outward so she can see everything going on, especially if there are a lot of kids. She even seems to flirt with the boys. She'll coo and smile, and do a little head tilt and giggle."
But while Allison Lesser will probably always welcome a happy crowd, Merrill Hart won't necessarily always dislike her mom's friend. She may befriend calmer and more deliberate people sooner than boisterous ones, but with gentle persuasion, a reserved baby can be more adaptable.
"Babies who don't enjoy new experiences may become more outgoing if they're able to learn to manage their fears," says Singer-Freeman. That means respecting your baby's choices, for one thing. If she clearly doesn't want to be held by a particular person, make an excuse to keep her in your arms. And it means encouraging social exploration in small, nurturing environments before branching out into bigger groups.
Keep playdates small at first—with only one or two other temperamentally similar babies—and choose a daycare or preschool with a small class size and one teacher. Singer-Freeman's own son found new people and experiences difficult as a baby, but, after four years in a very nurturing preschool environment, became more confident in social situations. Given a little time to ease into a new situation, even your shy baby can learn to leave her cocoon and grow to be a social butterfly.


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Troubleshooting an Image Update
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To troubleshoot an image update, see the following sections:
Information About Log Files
The Log4j file is used as the logging facility for the Cisco Configuration Engine server and the image server. The property file is located at: <INSTALL_DIR>/CSCOcfgs/conf/logs.properties. You can control the logging behavior by editing the logs.properties configuration file. This file is located at:
cd $CISCO_CE_INSTALL_ROOT/CSCOcnsie/conf.
The default level for logging is set to Debug. Accepted values are Debug, Info, Warn, Error, and Fatal.
- /var/log/CNSCE/imgsrv/imgsrv.log—Contains log messages from the server concerning the actions that you have performed that pertain to images, such as creating, updating, or deleting images. This log file also contains detailed message exchanges between the image server and devices during image distribution and activation.
- /var/log/httpd/*.log, /var/log/CNSCE/tomcat/*.out, *.txt, *.log—Contains log messages related to the status of the web server
- /var/log/CNSCE/websvc—Contains log messages related to the web service APIs
- /var/log/CNSCE/imgw/*—Contains log messages related to the IMGW
Cannot Activate Image
Problem: You are trying to activate an image but cannot activate it.
Possible Cause: This problem can occur if the activation template does not contain the correct configuration. If the activation radio button is not checked when you associate the image with the device.
Solution: To resolve this problem, make sure that the configuration is correct. Then try again to activate the image. Make sure the box is checked when associating the image with the device.
Activation Failed Due to Device Error
Problem: Activation failed due to a device error. The device does not load the specified image.
Solution: To resolve this problem, make sure that the image information matches the image that you have downloaded.
Image update failed with error type MSG_IMAGE_UPDATE_STOPPED
Symptom :
Image update stops and you receive the following error message: 2004-01-13 19:04:52,677 [c7200-1] DEBUG message.EvtMsgSender - Sent msg to Identifier=1074049490996 of Type=MSG_IMAGE_UPDATE_STOPPED.
Possible Cause :
This problem could occur for one of the following reasons:
– The file system could not be found.
– The space was insufficient for distributing the specified image.
– The server was unable to access the image file from a specified location. Solution :
To resolve this problem, follow these steps:
Step 1 If the job stopped because the file system was not found, check the imagsvr log file to verify whether the file system name in the destination field is correct. This log file is located at: /var/log/CNSCE/imgsvr.log. Example: 2005-11-03 15:31:39,974 [TP-Processor9] DEBUG action.UpdateImageProcess - RefCISDevice: ImageID=[d2NonAgent],CN=[d2NonAgent],Inventory Device Ref=[d2NonAgent],Password=[null],Activations=[{}],ActivationTemplate=[DemoRouter.cfgtpl],Img_And_Dist=[{image1=HashCode=[558448476],Name=[DIST1131057049654],ImgRef=[image1],�Destination=[Colorado],Location=[1],EraseFileSys=[true],OverWrite=[true]., image2=HashCode=[457703260],Name=[DIST1131057049658],ImgRef=[image2],Destination=[Denver],Location=[2],EraseFileSys=[true],OverWrite=[false].}].
Step 2 If the job stopped because the space was insufficient for distributing the specified image, check the imagsvr log file to verify whether the file system has sufficient space for downloading the specified image. This log file is located at: /var/log/CNSCE/imgsvr.log.
2004-01-13 19:18:21,563 [c7200-1] DEBUG evaluation.DeviceEvaluator -DeviceEvaluation=[Reachable=[true], Distribution Eval List Size=[1]: List=[Required=[true],Reason=[Compare ImageFile in RunningImageInfo, Check FreeSpace and Running Image MD5.],ErrorInfo=[null],SufficientSpace=[false].,], Activation Eval List Size=[1]: List=[Required=[true],Reason=[Compare ImageFile in RunningImageInfo, Check FreeSpace and Running Image MD5.],ErrorInfo=[null],SufficientSpace=[false].,].]. 2004-01-13 19:18:21,563 [c7200-1] DEBUG distribution.DevicePerformer - Distribution is required, but Space is not sufficient.
Step 3 If the job stopped because the server was unable to access the image from the specified location, make sure that the you can access the URL in the image location field. Example: 2005-11-04 15:52:52,690 [Thread-377] DEBUG evaluation.DeviceEvaluator - Retrieving Inventory from Device=[ImageID=[d1],CN=[d1],Inventory Device Ref=[d1],Password=[null],Activations=[{}],ActivationTemplate=[DemoRouter.cfgtpl],Img_And_Dist=[{img4=HashCode=[1543307114],Name=[DIST1131144742987],ImgRef=[img4],Destination=[California],Location=[3],EraseFileSys=[true],OverWrite=[true].}].]...
Image activation
Symptom :
Correct image is not being activated on the device Possible Cause :
This problem could occur if the activation template does not contain the correct configuration.
Solution :
To resolve this problem, make sure that the configuration is correct. Then try again to activate the image.
Sample activation template:
no boot system
boot system flash:/<image name>


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Technical Newsletter From Your Ballistic TechniciansVolume 2, Issue 4
|Ballistic Coefficient
by Kevin Thomas
|In recent years, shooters have become much more aware of ballistic coefficient, but there is still a great deal of confusion as to exactly what it is. Simply put, ballistic coefficient, or BC, is a numerical definition of how well a bullet retains its velocity, as compared to a standard bullet. The number is actually a ratio, compared to the bullet designated as the standard for that particular drag function. In practice, the standard bullet is arbitrarily assigned a ballistic coefficient of 1.000. If we compare the velocity lost by the standard bullet (drag deceleration) against that of a sporting bullet that retains its velocity only half as well, we find that the bullet in question has a BC of approximately .500. If the bullet retained its velocity only one quarter as well as the standard bullet, it will have a BC of .250.
|Naturally, bullets having higher BCs will retain their velocity better and have flatter trajectories. This results in greater energy at the target, and better resistance to wind deflection. The BCs of most commercial bullets today (and all Sierra bullet BCs) are based on what is known as the G1 drag model. This allows for an accurate comparison between bullets of different manufacturers, since they are all being referenced against the same standard bullet. Take the time to review the Exterior Ballistics section of your Sierra Reloading Manuals for a more in depth explanation of this useful bit of information.
|Sierra's 50th Anniversary/4th Edition
Rifle and Handgun Reloading Manuals
By Carroll Pilant
1996 will see a new set of Sierra Reloading Manuals. The 4th Edition is now a reality. Both the rifle (1,040 pages) and handgun (848 pages) are in a three ring binder format allowing you to add your own pages if you desire. The new manuals have a wealth of information including articles on competitive shooting, hunting, reloading, bullet selection, firearm care and cleaning.
The reloading section contains new powders, bullets, and cartridges. A new foreword for each cartridge gives information on how the cartridge originated and other interesting facts.
A completely new exterior ballistic section will help get you right on target with updated ballistic coefficients. This is a section many people overlook, thinking it too complicated. It is really very simple and will be to your advantage to use, letting you know exactly what your bullet trajectory is.
The final section contains a glossary, useful conversion factors, and a twist rate and shell holder chart. The rifle manual retails for $26.95 and the handgun manual for $21.95. Call Sierra at 800-223-8799 to order or visit your local Sierra retail location.
|MOA, or Getting There From Here
By Dave Brown
Minute of angle, or MOA is seldom understood by the average shooter well enough to enable him to get all the good out of his scope. Sight systems, both metallic and optical, work upon the concept of minute of angle. Though 1.0472" at 100 yards, it is more than adequate to refer to a minute as 1" at 100 yards, 2" at 200 yards, 3.5" at 350 yards, etc.
If the flight path of a bullet is 17" low of aim at 275 yards, and we want to change the scope to be zeroed there, we must do the following. First, divide the number of inches low by the hundreds of yards to the zero (17/2.75=6.2). So, a sight correction of nearly 6.2 minutes of angle is needed. Scopes and calibrated sights are commonly scaled from 1/8 to 1 full minute of angle value per increment or "click". With one fourth MOA per click value scope, the shooter would multiply 4 times 6.2 to come up with 25 clicks and be zeroed. One half MOA scopes would multiply 2 times 6.2.
When a miss is spotted in the field, only an estimation of the distance and bullet path can be judged. However, the more the shooter knows, the more accurate he can be in his correction. The velocity of the projectile should be derived with a good chronograph. The B.C. of the bullet should be known. If the range is also known the shooter can then consult a trajectory chart to determine exactly what sight correction is needed. Once a gun is zeroed and the trajectory is known a shooter can easily zero to any other point on that trajectory.
Wind is the next problem and is far more difficult to measure and deal with; still, the method of correction is the same.
|It's Your Neck
By Rich Machholz and Tommy Todd
On a daily basis the technicians at Sierra are asked if neck turning is recommended. The standard answer is "tight necked chamber, neck turn, standard chamber, dont neck turn". The reason we neck turn is for clearance and to facilitate the case releasing the bullet when fired. In a tight-necked chamber factory brass is usually too thick and won't release the bullet properly resulting in high pressures.
Neck turning helps provide better concentricity of the neck due to removing any thick areas of the neck. Make sure you turn sized cases.
You inside neck ream your cases in order to gain clearance for bullet release. The difference between neck turning and neck reaming needs to be discussed. When you turn necks you do improve concentricity because the mandrel postitions the inside surface of the neck consistently, therefore, any thicks spots will be removed by the cutter. When an inside neck reamer is used concentricity will not be enhanced because the reamer will simply follow the existing path of the neck opening removing an equal amount of material from thick and thin areas alike. Inside reaming is simply running a reamer of the proper dimension into the case mouth before sizing, removing any excess material.
Some sources of neck turning tools are Lyman, K and M, Marquart, RCBS, and Sinclair, while reamers are offered by Forester and Wilson.


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Oscar-winner Sandra Bullock has purchased a Beverly Hills-area estate for $22.95 million, the Multiple Listing Service shows.
Set on more than 4 park-like acres and surrounded by an expansive lawn, the stately two-story house looks more East Coast than Westside. The main house, built in 1940, has a screening room, a library, a basement, five bedrooms and seven bathrooms. Grounds include a swimming pool and a pool house, and 270-degree views run from city lights to the ocean.
Among previous owners of the house is Hard Rock Cafe cofounder Peter Morton, who sold the property late last year for $15.5 million, according to public records.
Bullock, 46, won a lead actress Oscar for "The Blind Side" (2009). She will star in the 2012 films "Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close" and "Gravity." Her earlier work includes "Crash" (2004), "Miss Congeniality" (2000) and "While You Were Sleeping" (1995).
The actress, who owns properties in several states, did not respond to a request for comment.
Kurt Rappaport of Westside Estate Agency, Beverly Hills, was the listing agent, and Alan Long represented Bullock, according to the MLS.
Guess who has listed at $63 million? Armand Marciano, a Guess co-founder and executive, has put his Beverly Hills Post Office area estate for sale at $63 million. Set on close to 20 acres, the Mediterranean-style mansion has 30,000 square feet of space in three stories including an elevator, eight fireplaces, seven bedrooms and 18 bathrooms. The staff quarters have three more bedrooms. The garage can park 17 cars. The grounds feature a mosaic-tiled swimming pool, a pool house, an outdoor kitchen with a pizza oven, a tennis court and pavilion, orchards and fountains. Marciano co-created the Guess brand of jeans with his brothers in the early 1980s. Its extended line of apparel is sold in 40 countries. Kurt Rappaport of Westside Estate Agency, Beverly Hills, and Joyce Rey of Coldwell Banker, Beverly Hills South, are the listing agents. There lived a man named Barry The longtime Beverly Hills home of actor Gene Barry has come on the market at $5,995,000. The Spanish-style hacienda, built in 1927, retains the original painted beams in the living room. Nearly 7,000 square feet of living space include seven bedrooms, five bathrooms and maid's quarters with a bathroom in the main house and a one-bedroom, one-bathroom guesthouse. The main house, on more than one-third of an acre, opens to a swimming pool. Barry, who died at 90 in 2009, was known to television audiences for his role as Bat Masterson in Western series "Legendary Lawman" (1958-61) and the title role in "Burke's Law" (1963-66). He starred in the 1953 film "The War of the Worlds" and appeared in the 2005 remake. Sheila Rose of the John Aaroe Group and Sharon Lerner of Prudential Malibu Realty are the listing agents. Nothing medium about this place Producer Glenn Gordon Caron and his wife, actress Tina Caron, have sold their Pacific Palisades residence for $5.69 million. The gated estate, built in 2002, is in the Palisades Riviera neighborhood. Surrounded by Italian-inspired gardens, the Mediterranean house opens to a courtyard with a fireplace, bar and grill. The master bedroom suite has an ocean-view balcony, an outdoor lounge and dual bathrooms with indoor and outdoor showers. The 5,840-square-foot house has a total of five bedrooms and five bathrooms, plus a chilled wine room, a home theater and a rooftop observatory. The saltwater swimming pool and spa are solar heated. Glenn Caron created, wrote and produced "Medium" (2005-2011), in which Tina Caron was a recurring guest star. In the 1980s he created and produced the hit romantic comedy "Moonlighting," starring Bruce Willis and Cybill Shepherd. The Carons bought the house in 2005 for $4.75 million, public records show. Ernie Carswell and Christopher Pickett of Teles Properties, Beverly Hills, were the listing agents. Holly Davis of Coldwell Banker, Pacific Palisades, represented the buyer. Looks like Hills digs are expendable Actor Jason Statham, he of "The Transporter" movies, has listed his Hollywood Hills contemporary for sale at $2,749,000. The single-story post-and-beam house has floor-to-ceiling glass walls at the back that open to a pool and seating area. The 1957 house has three bedrooms and three bathrooms. Statham, 43, stars in this year's films "Blitz" and "The Mechanic" and was a voice in "Gnomeo & Juliet." He starred last year in the action thriller "The Expendables." Public records indicate Statham bought the property in 2005 for $2.4 million. Peter Lorimer of Peter Lorimer Group Estates, Beverly Hills, is the listing agent. Are they following the home team? Pro hockey player Brad Stuart and his wife, Melissa, have sold their Manhattan Beach home for $2.1 million, the MLS shows. The Mediterranean-style house, built in 2006, has a sweeping staircase, a coffered dining room ceiling and a patio with a fireplace. The 4,547-square-foot home has five bedrooms and five bathrooms. Stuart, 31, played for the Los Angeles Kings before he was traded to the Detroit Red Wings in time to help them win the 2008 Stanley Cup. He bought the property in 2007 for $2,564,500. June Emerson of South Bay Brokers was the listing agent, according to the MLS. email@example.com


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BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) - LSU is having discussions to play Wisconsin in football, but whether or not the Tigers and Badgers square off will be influenced by whether the Southeastern Conference goes to a nine-game conference schedule, Athletic Director Joe Alleva said Saturday.
The games between LSU and Wisconsin would be at neutral sites.
Possible venues include Reliant Stadium in Houston; Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas; and historic Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis., home of the Green Bay Packers. The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel reported Friday that Wisconsin would like to play LSU at Lambeau.
Alleva said he isn't interested in playing a game at Lambeau, mentioning instead the two Texas sites.
LSU will open the 2013 season Aug. 31 at Cowboys Stadium against TCU. The Tigers have yet to play a neutral site game in Houston, the center of the fertile southeast Texas recruiting region and the largest LSU alumni base outside Louisiana.
LSU senior associate athletic director Verge Ausberry, who handles football scheduling, has long expressed an interest in playing a neutral site game in Houston.
However, if the SEC goes from its current eight game schedule to nine games, leaving LSU with only three nonconference slots available in its 12-game season, Alleva said the prospect of playing Wisconsin will likely evaporate.
A nine-game conference schedule is one of the major topics expected to grab the spotlight during the SEC Spring Meeting, which will be May 28-31 in Destin, Fla. Alleva said he isn't a proponent of a nine-game SEC schedule, but would support it if it meant the end of permanent cross-divisional opponents.
Alleva and LSU have fought for the past couple of years to get the SEC to do away with permanent opponents in the name of fairer scheduling. It is expected that next month's Spring Meeting will be the last chance to do so before the SEC locks into a new long-term scheduling format.
"I can be for nine games without permanent partners," Alleva said. Meanwhile, LSU has announced a third nonconference game for 2014 against the New Mexico State Aggies.
LSU will open the 2014 season Sept. 6 against Louisiana-Monroe, followed by games Sept. 13 against Georgia Southern and Sept. 27 against New Mexico State. All three games will be in Tiger Stadium. No other games are currently on LSU's 2014 schedule as the school awaits its SEC schedule.
LSU and Wisconsin have met only twice in football, playing a home-and-home series in 1971-72. The Tigers won 38-28 at Madison, Wis., in 1971, then beat the Badgers 27-7 in Tiger Stadium the following year.


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Many of us have heard the old adage about what opinions are like. I won't take to my column to repeat such a sentence but you know which one I mean.
Opinions are formed in a number of ways: hearsay, firsthand knowledge or experience, media influence, how it affects you, by studying or reviewing an issue. Sometimes, when the knowledge isn't there, opinions can be harmful. For example, when that opinion is shared on social media, others see it quickly and think it's fact, and it spreads like a wild fire.
I never really gave this topic much thought until I started at the Freeport Downtown Development Foundation last July. Now I see it every day. I have learned to reserve judgment until I talk to the source. I think many would be surprised how much hard work is going on to improve this city.
The mayor has been in office for just six months, but he, his staff and the City Council have been working relentlessly on many serious issues that affect us all. For downtown specifically, we've seen Chicago Avenue go two-way, the eyesore building on the corner of Galena Avenue and Stephenson Street come down, the repavement and bump-outs on Stephenson Street, our TIF facade grant program expanded and now a focus on the old city hall and library buildings. Imagine the improvements to the rest of the city. It blows my mind how many topics are covered at City Council meetings and how hard everyone involved works.
Prospering Together is also still plugging away. This last summer, the Northwest Illinois Development Alliance released data taken from an area business survey. Its purpose was to dig deep and find out exactly what areas needed to be focused on and where our strong areas were. This will help everyone in future planning for our city and county.
When I speak for organizations, they are always surprised at how much work the FDDF does. We only have two part-time employees but loads of selfless volunteers that pull everything together. At one speaking engagement, a gentleman approached me and said, "I was on the downtown foundation's board many years ago, soon after it was created, and I never dreamed they'd accomplish as much as they have."
With all this collective hard work and collaboration, our city will prosper. Things will continue to get better, and we will continue to celebrate our rich history and highlight our strengths.
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Recently I was hunting for some kind of light, fun game that might occupy some bathroom time. Sure, pretend like you don't do it too. It needed to not occupy a ton of time, have simple controls, be free or low cost and preferably steer clear of in app purchases (IAPs). I ran across Airbag Frank 3D from drahtwerk and decided to give it a shot.
The banner in the play store pretty much sold it for me. A crazy image of some of the weirdest creatures all slapped together in one game. A quick download and install later and I was on my way.
Image courtesy of Play Store.
I was initially disappointed that there were precisely ZERO instructions. The game doesn't tell you how to do anything requiring you to trial and error until you get the hang of it. Not exactly user-friendly. It's not exactly complicated, though, and before long I was slinging poor old Frank into the upper atmosphere of his strange little world.
Here's how it works. Frank jumps into a slingshot, you pull back the slingshot aiming it in the general direction of up, release said slingshot to fling Frank into the air. As he flies you can throw fruit at him to make him go farther, this is useful as he starts to slow down on the ground with the ultimate goal of making Frank go as far as possible to the right of the screen. At first he isn't able to go very far, but a system of coins is present that allows you to purchase various upgrades that allow frank to be flung further or bounce higher or destroy obstacles.
Wait. Did he say coins? I thought he said no IAPs. Fear not loyal reader for I would not lead you astray. The coinage system is completely free of IAPs. The only way to get more coins is to fling Frank repeatedly. I cannot tell you how proud I am of developers who take this business model. drahtwerk do have an alternate "Gold" version of the game, which is basically the donate version as it adds no additional content, for the arguably steep price of $2.45 USD. I consider purchasing the gold version their reward for keeping IAPs out of the game.
Back to the game. Power-ups include different cosmetic suits for Frank, various increases in jet packs, additional fruit purchases, a cupcake which makes Frank GIANT, additional creatures that help frank on his journey, and coin multipliers. If you have a pair of two color 3D glasses there is even a mode to enable anaglyph 3D effects.
It really didn't take long for me to max everything out which was a little disappointing, but I keep coming back to it for one main reason. It cracks me up. You'll understand after the first time Frank slams into the ground after being hurled into space.
So I consider this recommended. What do you have to lose aside from a few minutes in the bathroom? It's free, it's strange and funny, and has the bonus effect of being clean enough that I'll let my 2 year old play it from time to time. You should check it out. If you like it, make sure to support the devs so they can make more.


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The symposium featured current undergraduate and graduate students involved in course projects, thesis projects, and other types of research projects. Students shared their work via poster presentations. This event provided opportunity to have one-on-one interaction with our students and feedback on their work.
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During the event, each attendee was provided with five "smiley stickers" during check-in. Attendees placed smiley stickers to posters they felt deserve special recognition.
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Learn guitar chords for FREE through our new game Chord Master: http://bit.ly/ChordMasterYT http://www.mahalo.com/adam-jennings/ The Face of Guitar Hero Adam Jennings answers questions about his career in Motion Capture, TV and Film. Adam Jennings is an actor who specializes in motion capture. He has come to be known as the "face of Guitar Hero" after working on every title of the video game franchise since Legends of Rock. He has also worked on such games as Guitar Hero: Metallica, Guitar Hero: World Tour, Guitar Hero: Aerosmith, Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock, Tony Hawk's Proving Ground, Tony Hawk's Project 8 and Tony Hawk's American Wasteland. Adam made his big screen film debut in motion capture acting in Mars Needs Moms (2011) in which he played the roles of 11 aliens. He has logged the most motion capture hours of any other actor in the entire world.
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Beating Pittsburgh hasn't happened often, and it has done nothing for the last three quarterbacks to achieve the feat. Jason Campbell gets a chance to change the team's luck, and his.
The last three Browns quarterbacks to beat Pittsburgh haven't been long for the job.
There haven't been many.
Tim Couch lit up a nationally televised night game at Pittsburgh, winning 33-13 on Oct. 5, 2003. He was cut after the season.
The next win over Pittsburgh didn't come until Dec. 10, 2009, with Brady Quinn at the controls in a 13-6 final. He was traded to Denver early in 2010.
After four more losses to Pittsburgh, Brandon Weeden helped lead the Browns to a 20-14 victory last Nov. 25 at Cleveland. The Browns haven't cut Weeden, but they have benched him.
Now it is Jason Campbell's turn. There might be two turns. How the latest Browns QB fares Sunday at home against the Steelers and in the season finale at Pittsburgh on Dec. 29 could be factors in deciding if he might be next year's starter, if only while a draft pick is being groomed.
For now, Campbell is coming off a miserable 41-20 loss at Cincinnati in which his passer rating was 44.3. That is the worst single-game passer rating by a Browns quarterback since Weeden put up a 5.1 in the 2012 season opener.
Asked Monday if he has any qualms about sticking with Campbell, though, head coach Rob Chudzinski said, simply, "No."
Campbell struggled throughout the game. Aside from a 74-yard TD to Josh Gordon that came after the Bengals' 35-point second quarter, Campbell was 26-of-55 (47.3 percent) for 174 yards, with four sacks and three interceptions.
While the Bengals were rampaging through the second quarter, Campbell was throwing 15 passes, mostly dinks, for 39 yards.
"I've got to set the tempo early in the game," Campbell said.
He would have had to be sharp on short passes.
"They were pretty much taking (deeper throws) away," he said, "trying to make us work underneath."
Chudzinski said inadequate blocking and Cincinnati's strong scheme were factors, but he noted, "At times, Jason hurried through his progression and/or didn't see it downfield."
"You're not always going to play great every game," Chudzinski said. "You look at the last three games Jason's played, it's been against three very good defenses. I thought he played particularly well in the other two games (Chiefs, Ravens).
"The key to that position is how guys bounce back when they're having some adversity or don't play as well as they would have liked."
Odd day for 'wides'
Wide receiver Josh Gordon padded his season statistics with a five-catch, 125-yard day at Cincinnati. He was targeted 15 times.
Gordon has 751 yards on the season and ranks No. 7 in the NFL with 93.9 receiving yards per game. Greg Little and Davone Bess each had six balls thrown their way. They combined for two catches for seven yards.
Little was coming off a seven-catch, 122-yard game against Baltimore. Twice, he was open by a mile in key spots. The first time, Jason Campbell looked his way in the end zone, but the ball was tipped at the line. The second time, Little was open deep down the right sideline. Campbell didn't see him, throwing into traffic the other way.
Robertson in limbo
Starting inside linebacker Craig Robertson emerged from the Bengals game with a sprained knee and was awaiting an MRI, Chudzinski said.
Robertson has started all nine games and hasn't missed any of the 25 games for which he has been eligible since making the Browns' roster last year.
Recently acquired Armanti Edwards emerged from the bye week as the No. 1 punt returner. He handled two boots for short yardage at Cincinnati before leaving with an ankle injury. He also underwent an MRI on Monday. Chudzinski won't elaborate on their status until Wednesday.
Extra points
Before the Browns played Baltimore early in the season, John Harbaugh called Bobby Rainey "a great back." At the time it seemed the Ravens coach was just blowing smoke at a guy the Ravens had cut, only to be claimed by Cleveland.Now, Rainey is looking the part, and unfortunately for the Browns, it's not for them. Since being cut by the Browns, Rainey has helped Tampa Bay win its last two games, against the Dolphins and Falcons. On Sunday against Atlanta, he ran 30 times for 163 yards and two touchdowns.
Rob Chudzinski said Monday that the Browns needed to unload Rainey to clear room for a special teams player. Bad idea.
The Browns hurried out of Cincinnati hoping to stay ahead of rough weather, but arrived in Cleveland amid high winds. Their jet wobbled sharply as it touched down, making a few dozen hearts skip a beat.Chudzinski said Sunday's special teams breakdowns were "unacceptable" and will be corrected before the Pittsburgh game. A tipped punt, a blocked punt and a long return were big factors in a blowout loss.


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HowTo add a PrintServer to the LSPro
Due to the fact, that the LSPro has no PrintServer on board, like the other boxes so far, here are two ways to add a PrintServer to your box. In fact, one of the differences between the LSPro and the LSLive is, that the LSLive has the mentioned PrintServer. So with these instructions you can add this functionality to your LSPro.
There are mainly two ways to have a PrintServer on your Linux Box:
- By using the LPRng toolset and spooling the raw content from Windows-Machines to the printer (this is the way the other boxes are using)
- By using an intelligent printing subsystem like CUPS on your box
Installing and Using LPRng
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|The point here is, that we update the web-interface, as it has been done in the jtymod-version. Therefore it is recommended to have the jtymod5-fixed firmware installed (otherwise the web-interface behaves strange)
The following procedures have been tested with the "jtymod5-fixed firmware" but should also work with the stock firmware.
The first thing we need to do is, to install a kernel, that has USB-Printing support compiled in:
Here you have two ways. Regardless which one you choose, skip the other and move to the main-procedure.
Download the kernel and put it in the right LSUpdater-Path
1) You should download the uImage.buffalo.print.zip file from the following directory:
2) Now you need to put the kernel into the box, by using the Updater, BUT make sure you JUST update the kernel by the following:
- make a backup-copy of your uImage.buffalo, where the jtymod5 firmware is located (assuming you still have that extracted).
- Extract the uImage.buffalo.print.zip kernel to the directory, where the jtymod5 firmware is located (assuming you still have that extracted).
- you have now extracted a new "uImage.buffalo"
Or download the kernel already packed together with the LSUpdater
You should download the Firmware_1.03_printing_kernel.zip file from the following directory:
Main Procedure
Extract the archive and follow the steps below:
1) Start LSUpdater, enter there the Debug-mode (right-click on the task-bar Icon)
2) Deselect BOOT, INITRD, ROOTFS, so that ONLY "Update Kernel" is left on the left hand side.
3) Update the LS-Pro with this new kernel.
After a successful reboot we need to install the package. Therefore telnet into the box (or ssh) and login as root:
4) Download the LPRng package for LSPro:
This package includes the LPRng & the changes to the web-interface.
put it anywhere on the LSPro.
5) untar the file
tar -C / -xzf lprng-withweb_2.04.tgz
The "-C /" makes sure that it is untared to "/"
6) run the following script, that has been extracted to "/":
It will modify permissions and will add the needed device node.
7) remove the script and the archive from "/":
rm /lprng*
8) Get to the Web-Interface (maintenance->printer)
9)Share the printer and give a Windows-Share Name for the printer and 'apply'
This should turn you LSPro into a Print-Server and adds a Share (which you have named in the Web-Interface)!
Similar to above but using stock firmware 1.15
See USB printer on LS Pro V2 with 1.15 firmware
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+1Bhikkhu Pesala wrote:
What I think is of no consequence for you — it depends on what you think, say, and do that will decide whether or not you wind up in hell.
My duty is just to teach what the Buddha taught, as far as I understand it, according to reliable sources
And I think bhante's point clearly addressed danielLion's inquiry:
The Buddha and the Dhamma are not the problem. We are the problem. And so the purpose of the Abhidhamma, Vm,..and Dhammawheel forum are not there to expose the problem of the Dhamma. They are there as medium for practitioners to share their knowledge and experience to other practitioners. Sure, there're arguments and debates but I hope they're not there just for the sake of argument but to address any error or mistake we still need to improve upon..danielLion wrote:If other Buddhists believed this we'd have no Abhidhamma, commentarial tradition, Visuddhimagga, etc.... We certainly wouldn't have Dhammawheel. We'd have doctrinal solidarity.