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The Angelina College Roadrunners saw their post-season hopes take a series of serious blows on Wednesday, with AC dropping a pair of games to Northeast Texas College at Roadrunner Complex in Lufkin.
NTCC pounded out four homers and capitalized on a costly error to take Game 1 13-9; then rode the right arm of heralded hurler Zach Cates to a 5-1 win in the nightcap.
The losses dropped AC to 10-12 in Region XIV East Zone play with just six games remaining in the regular season. NTCC jumped to 13-9 in league play.
In the opener, Uncle Mo turned a quick 180 on the Roadrunners, who built a 7-2 lead over the first three innings thanks to production from the top three spots in the lineup: Greg Garcia, Grant Clyde and Ryan Gunhouse combined four six runs on five doubles in the first two frames.
But in the top of the fifth, an infield error on a potential inning-ending double play ball opened the gates for five Eagle runs. Northeast Texas would duplicate those five runs in the sixth, hitting for the cycle in the frame and coasting to a 13-9 win behind four home runs in the game, including a three-run shot from Andrew Ray.
Todd Wallace blasted a two-run shot in the sixth for the Roadrunners, giving him three RBI for the game. Ryan Gunhouse finished with two RBI on a pair of doubles and a single, and Grant Clyde drove in two runs with a pair of doubles. Greg Garcia added a hustle double and a single, scoring twice and driving in a run for AC.
Game 2 saw starters John Tatum of AC and the Eagles' Cates waging a strikeout battle, with Cates fanning 10 in 6 1/3 innings of work and Tatum whiffing eight in the same span. The big difference was that Tatum allowed one big blow: A three-run homer by NTCC's Cullen Wacker in the third inning to put the Eagles up 3-0. Northeast would tack on a run in the seventh on an RBI double from Crumpton, and a run in the eighth on back-to-back singles from Ray Johnson and Justin Creel followed by an AC throwing error.
The Roadrunners managed their lone run in the seventh, with Garcia driving in Kyle Crenshaw with a single. The inning ended in frustration, however, on a disputed call at first leading to a rally-killing double play.
AC will travel to Jacksonville on Saturday to take on Lon Morris. Game time for the opener is 1 p.m.
Lady Roadrunners Sweep Lamar-Port Arthur
AC's Lady Roadrunners made their last road trip of the season a good one, sweeping Lamar-Port Arthur 1-0 and 3-1 Wednesday in Port Arthur.
The Lady 'Runners will close out the regular season with home stands against Trinity Valley on Friday and against San Jacinto on Saturday.
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The Motorola Droid X is a beast of a smartphone, exclusively released on Verizon. Following the much anticipated and much loved predecessor, the Motorola Droid, the Motorola Droid X has not missed a step. Taking advantage of being on a powerful and reliable network as well as the marketing power that Verizon holds, the Droid series of phones has been a great step forward for Motorola in general. With the powerful hardware mixed with the open Google Android OS, Motorola has shown that it can once again step up to the plate and dominate.
Even months after its release the Droid X is still able to compete with phones such as the iPhone 4, and the Samsung Epic 4G and even the upcoming, soon to be released, T-Mobile G2 (HTC G2 / Desire Z).
Verizon Motorola Droid X Specifications:
- Dimensions: 5.02 x 2.58 x 0.39 inches (127.5 x 65.5 x 9.9 mm)
- Weight: 5.47 oz (155 g)
- Display: 4.3 inch FWVGA multitouch capacitive display, 480 x 854 pixels
- Memory: 8 GB + up to 32 GB MicroSD
- OS: Google Android 2.1 (Eclair)
- Processor: 1 GHz TI OMAP3630-1000
- Camera: 8 Megapixel camera, 720 HD
- Connectivity: CDMA dual band (800/1900 MHz)
- Data: 1xEV-DO rev.A
- Bluetooth: Stereo Bluetooth 2.1
- GPS: GPS with A-GPS
- Battery: Lithium ion, 1540 mAh
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Design and DisplayRating
The Motorola Droid X is very much like its predecessor the original Motorola Droid. Unlike the original Droid, the Droid X does not have a full slide out physical QWERTY keyboard, instead it only has the touchscreen in addition to Swype for typing. This, however, is not a problem as the screen itself is 4.3 inches! When compared to an iPhone, the Droid X has a much larger screen, which in turn means a larger phone. Not only is this a beast when it comes to the internal hardware, it's also a beast in terms of physical appearance.
The design is very simple and some would consider it blocky. The Droid X has a rectangular shape with slightly rounded corners. In addition, the screen, though the same size diagonally as the HTC EVO 4G, has been built to be a bit longer, having about an additional 54 pixels vertically. The back of the phone has a slight hump for the 8 MP camera but it doesn't detract from the overall design, nor does it get in the way when using the phone.
On the right side of the phone is the volume rocker along with a dedicated button used for the camera. The only physical buttons on the front of the phone are the 4 shortcut buttons, on the left are the micro USB and micro HDMI slots. On the top of the phone is the power/lock button along with the audio jack for headphones. The only buttons on the front of the phone are the 4 dedicated shortcut buttons: menu, home, back and search.
The overall design of the phone can actually be very black and white. Folks who don't like larger, bulkier phones may hate the design, but for those who don't mind a bit of a larger phone to get a much larger screen, this design is perfect.
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The Motorola Droid X is a beast when it comes to internal specs, offering a 1 GHz processor, 8 GB of memory, and a solid Android OS. The Droid X is a powerhouse to be reckoned with, and even after a few months, it can still compete with the likes of the newer released phones such as the Samsung Fascinate. The Droid X has the hardware to smoothly run Android and in addition, does not have Motoblur installed front and center. This means the Motorola Droid X loads faster and works better as its nearly a vanilla version of Android 2.1!
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Hardware and SoftwareRating
Not only is the Motorola Droid X a physically imposing phone but it's also a powerhouse internally. The Droid X has a 1 GHz TI Omap3630-1000 processor, comparable to the Qualcomm 1GHz Snapdragon and the 1 GHz Hummingbird processors found on other phones such as the T-Mobile Nexus One and the Samsung Captivate. This powerful processor allows for smooth transitions and movement within the phone and very rarely is there noticeable lag.
The Motorola Droid X comes equipped with Android 2.1 (Eclair) along with Motorola's custom UI application, Motoblur. However, in the case of the Droid X, Motoblur is not pronounced, in fact, it's actually hidden away. Motorola decided to basically remove Motoblur from the Droid X, which, in all honesty, was a wise decision. It's now tucked away as its own application.
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User InterfaceRating
The user interface is solid. If you've ever used an Android phone before, the Droid X is no different. Since it's also no longer forcing users to use the Motorola Motoblur overlay, there's no large cluster of information flying in your face. As with any other Android phone, the Motorola Droid X has a home screen where you can add your applications. Simply hold the icons and drag them to the trash bin if you no longer want them on your screen.
For new users to the Android platform, the Motorola Droid X, or any other Android powered device for that matter, may seem intimidating at first. However, the design of the platform allows it to be easily understood and used, even for new users. With the large display, it's easier to type as well as easier to select applications.
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The Motorola Droid X comes feature packed. It comes with the standard package of Verizon exclusive applications, such as VCast, and VZ Navigator. Beyond that, it also comes with a Blockbuster application, allowing you to download and view movies on the Droid X. Another unique offer that Verizon has is the ability to change the phone into a mobile hotspot. Verizon has put in the functionality and the application to allow you to turn the Droid X into a portable wireless hotspot so not only can you surf the web, but you can share it with your friends. And with Verizon's powerful network, there's very rarely a time when you won't have the connection to pull it off.
To add onto the Droid X, you have the ever expanding Android Market. Access to the market gives you access to thousands and thousands of free and fee-based applications to install on the Droid X.
Finally, the Droid X comes with an 8 MP camera with LED flash. That makes the Droid X one of the best camera phones that Verizon has to offer. Pictures come out crisp and clear and it also has the ability to record video at 720p HD, making the Droid X a viable camcorder in case you forget to bring yours, or if you decide to rely solely on the phone.
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The nations most reliable network, Verizon, partnering with Motorola for the powerful Droid X, it's the perfect match. The Motorola Droid X is a powerful phone but it needs the backing of a powerful network. Verizon offers the network backbone to help power the Droid X forward. This powerful combination has created an amazingly awesome phone, the Verizon branded and exclusive Motorola Droid X!
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Connectivity and Call QualityRating
This section may seem questionable to folks as the connectivity to a network is more dependent on the carrier than on the phone. However, as the Motorola Droid X is exclusive to Verizon, one must consider the network as part of the phone, you can't have the phone without the network... well, you can, but it would effectively be a paperweight. In the case of the Droid X, being a part of Verizon's network is a huge positive.
Verizon has one of the best, if not the most reliable connections in the United States. No matter where you go, you'll most likely have a connection. This allows you to use the Droid X almost anywhere. In addition, Verizon allows you to make your smartphone a mobile hotspot. Though the fee is much higher, for company employees, this can be a huge saving grace if your coworkers can't find a network connection.
When using the Droid X, there was never any dropped calls or network outages. Sites loaded up fast with no problems, very rarely was there network lag causing web pages to load slowly. When sharing the network using the Droid X as a mobile hotspot, there was some slight delay but overall it was an enjoyable experience for friends and coworkers alike. The cost for this service however is expensive, so keep that in mind if having a mobile hotspot readily available is an important aspect you need on your smartphone.
The call quality was top notch, incoming calls were loud and clear and folks on the other side of the line were able to hear me fine. There was never any choppiness on either end, and as mentioned, never any dropped calls. The small hump on the back of the phone actually lifts the phone up a bit, so if the phone is lying on a table and the speakerphone is turned on, it's actually very clear. The speaker portion is lifted up due to the hump from the camera. Compared to the Samsung Captivate and the Samsung Vibrant, the Motorola Droid X actually had a much clearer and louder speakerphone.
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The VerdictRating
Overall, the Motorola Droid X is easily an 'Excellent' smartphone. Even months after it has been released, it still stands up against the likes of newer competitors such as the Samsung Fascinate, the HTC G2 and the iPhone 4. It has the hardware, software and network to really make this an incredible phone. The only big downside would be the size of the phone. For users who enjoy large screens and don't mind their phones taking up quite a bit of pocket space, this phone is perfect. On the flip side, for users who want small, sleek phones and don't care too much about the size of the screen, the Motorola Droid X may not be the phone to get.

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Valve is one of the most successful independent game developers, and they've consistently pushed the form out to the edges, right to the point where you can feel a new art emerging. (See 1998's release Half-Life for the origins of this approach.)
If most of the value is now in the initial creative act, there's little benefit to traditional hierarchical organization that's designed to deliver the same thing over and over, making only incremental changes over time. What matters is being first and bootstrapping your product into a positive feedback spiral with a constant stream of creative innovation. Hierarchical management doesn't help with that, because it bottlenecks innovation through the people at the top of the hierarchy, and there's no reason to expect that those people would be particularly creative about coming up with new products that are dramatically different from existing ones – quite the opposite, in fact. So Valve was designed as a company that would attract the sort of people capable of taking the initial creative step, leave them free to do creative work, and make them want to stay. Consequently, Valve has no formal management or hierarchy at all.
— Michael Abrash, Valve: How I Got Here, What It's Like, and What I'm Doing
In my own experience, the best work outcomes have happened in just these kinds of environments, ones where teams of creative people (across disciplines) are entrusted to do what they do best, and where management mainly works to support the playing field for the team. These situations are only possible when there's massive trust in the capabilities and judgment of every person on the team, which Abrash also writes about.
Hardest of all to believe is the level of trust. Trust is pervasive. All of Valve's source code is available to anyone in Perforce, and anyone at Valve can sync up and modify anything. Anyone can just up and work on whatever they think is worth doing; Steam Workshop is a recent instance of someone doing exactly that. Any employee can know almost anything about how the company works and what it's doing; the company is transparent to its employees. Unlike many organizations, Valve doesn't build organizational barriers to its employees by default; it just trusts them and gets out of their way so they can create value.
I think this perspective only works in practice if the leadership of a company operates from a view that every employee in their organization merits this kind of trust and respect — and this perspective itself presumes a baseline positive orientation towards human possibility that I see emerging in many new companies.
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Coming-of-age comedy based on the best-selling series of novels by Louise Rennison. The film follows quirky 14-year-old Georgia Nicolson (Georgia Groome) who keeps a journal about the ups and downs of being a teenager. Georgia has two main desires in life: to get a gorgeous boyfriend and to throw the greatest 15th birthday party ever. As well as having to deal with her own problematic life, Georgia must also keep her interfering parents (Alan Davies and Karen Taylor) happy.


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Butler leaving Horizon League for A-10
Football remains with Pioneer League; women's golf undecided
INDIANAPOLIS -- Butler is leaving the Horizon League to join the Atlantic 10, beginning with the 2013-14 season.
Butler President James M. Danko made the annoucement on Wednesday. "Butler University is pleased to be the newest member of the Atlantic 10 Conference," Danko said. "The universities in this conference are strong academically and they value the student-athlete experience. Butler fits well with them and we look forward to being part of their tradition of excellence."
The move will cover all Butler athletic teams except football, which will remain in the Pioneer League, and women's golf. The A-10 does not host women's golf, so Butler will look to another conference for that sport.
Danko said the move makes sense for Butler academically and financially. The A-10 ranked third among all Division I conferences in the most recent NCAA graduation rates, with 89 percent of student-athletes graduating.
"Moving to the Atlantic 10 allows us to associate and compete with institutions with outstanding academic profiles and values," Butler Athletic Director Barry Collier said. "They value the experience of the student-athlete."
Although some competitions may be further in distance, the out-of-class time for our student-athletes will be reduced because many A-10 games are scheduled for weekends and not all schools in the conference play each other every year.
The Atlantic 10 is looking to replace Temple, which will join the Big East in all sports other than football in 2013-14. The football team will begin playing football in the Big East this fall.
A-10 officials are reportedly interested in adding three schools -- Butler, George Mason and Virginia Commonwealth -- following Temple's departure.
All three have played in the men's Final Four since 2006, but the Bulldogs are the only one of those three to reach the championship game. Butler lost to Duke in the 2010 title game when Gordon Hayward's half-court heave bounced off the rim in Indy. The Bulldogs then lost to Connecticut in the 2011 championship game when they shot just 18.8 percent from the field.
If all three make the move, the 14-team Atlantic 10 would grow to 16. The move reunites Butler with four rivals from the old Midwestern Collegiate Conference -- Dayton, Duquesne, St. Louis and Xavier.
Horizon League Commissioner Jon LeCrone said Wednesday that the conference is among "25 NCAA Division I conferences whose membership has been impacted by realignment over the past two years."
"We are proud of the role the Horizon League played in providing a platform for Butler to significantly improve its athletics programs and achieve the highest level of national competitiveness in men's basketball," he said. "We are excited about the possibilities that lie ahead."


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With less than a week till premiere day, the youthful, mostly newbie cast of tvN's Shut Up: Flower Boy Band gathered on January 25 for their production press conference. Leading the pack were series leads Sung Joon, playing our rocker-leader-hero (above right), who romances Jo Boa, who gets caught in a love triangle with cool, princely rival Jung Eui-chul. (Pretty boy sandwich, mmm. Except… what in blazes are you wearing, Sung Joon? Did you run out of appropriately rebellious black rocker-goth gear on your trip up the Alps and have to settle for dyeing your lederhosen black? I'm just going to pretend the bottom half of that ensemble doesn't exist. That may have been an unfortunate choice of words. Not I'm picturing pantsless Sung Joon. Though that's arguably not a bad thing.) Read more on Dramabeans.


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Leandra Medine—the original Man Repeller, street style darling, fashion experimentalist—has launched her first shoe collection, done in partnership with fashion e-mecca Net-a-Porter, and it's good. Through the lens of Instagram, the MR by Man Repeller line radiates potential for hundreds (maybe thousands?) of likes—that's how good it is.
Design aside, their names are also very Man Repeller-y, successful in their humorous, Internet-speak, LOL-worthy delivery. There are towering strappy velvet 5-inch platforms heavily embellished with gold stars and studs called "Lol If You Think I'm Walking," ribbon-wrapped flats, aka "The Morning After," and metallic look-at-me midi boots appropriately titled "I'm Here to Party" (and a thigh-high version—"The I'm Really Here to Party").
"Shoes are an incredibly escapist accessory for so many women," Medine said in a release. "They're an easy way to feel good by the simple act of looking down, and they're all inclusive in the same way that I hope our media brand, Man Repeller to be."
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Deputy Minister of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs Pham Minh Huan spoke to Thoi bao Kinh te Viet Nam (Viet Nam Economic Times) about the unemployment insurance fund.
How do entrepreneurs' business activities affect workers during this current time of economic hardship? Is there any chance of overspending of the unemployment insurance fund?
Viet Nam's economy has actually seen improvements with many newly invested foreign projects and other ongoing projects. A Viet Nam-based subsidiary company of Nike Corporation is an example. More than 200,000 employees from three regions are working for the company.
Yet more and more workers are accessing the unemployment insurance fund for financial support after losing their jobs. I have heard the opinion that this could lead to an overspending of the fund, but I believe that there's little chance of this happening. The fund is a short-term one, and always adjusted after one or two years. If the revenue is equal to or higher than the spending, the collection of the fund will be increased in the next year to assure balance and vice versa. In fact, the fund has seen a temporary surplus.
In the cases of bankruptcy, both enterprises and employees face hard times. The fund gives priority to employees, but many do not get the money when enterprises refuse to pay. This is a common occurrence in the country.
Could you explain the reason why this happens? What measures have the Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs taken to support employees?
The 500,000 private small-scale enterprises are the main cause, as they are likely to go bankrupt in financial downturns. Workers with little knowledge of work regulations and who fail to protect themselves are another reason.
Currently, the ministry has strengthened inspections of enterprise activities regarding workers' benefits and their raised awareness about their rights.
The ministry is working with the Department of Employment to keep watch on labour market fluctuations to chalk out supportive policies for workers.
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We have often heard tell of the war zone that is the daily commute. We are well aware of the military precision arriving at the office on time can require. We'll even confess to having wished, on occasion, for more accessible, less voluminous carrying apparel in which to store the numerous tickets, passes and swipe cards required to get across the city and into our building. Still, we fear Acne might have taken this analogy just a little too far.
Yes, utility chic has been doing the rounds of late, but this dress can hardly be described as "utility". Let's look at the name, for example: can you imagine clambering up the alps in this frock? Pencil skirts are constricting enough when maneuvering around desks and cubicles, but rocky outcrops would prove plain perilous! And, ok, your Swiss army knife would be easily accessible (assuming, of course, that a) you can remember which pocket you popped it into and b) you don't put it in one of the back pockets – seriously, whose arms bend that way?) but what footwear would you pair it with for crossing such unpredictable, probably snow-capped terrain? Would it be possible, particularly if the pockets were "in use" to even sit down in the thing?
Also – and yes, we could have let this one pass, but where would the fun be? – some of those less strategically positioned pockets… well, they could potentially give a whole new meaning to the term "fun bags", don't you think?!
All in all, Acne? We're really not convinced!
Acne Alp Pocket Dress, €550 from my theresa.


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Daily Archives: September 12, 2016
Ford Escort Mk1 - 4 wheel alignment
We get some fantastic cars come into us, rare and timeless this Ford Escort MK1 came in for 4 wheel laser alignment
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We get some fantastic cars come into us, rare and timeless this Ford Escort MK1 came in for 4 wheel laser alignment
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This post was written by N-YHS intern Alison Shore Dundy.
The recently acquired New York Caledonian Club Records (MS 2923) are a gateway to gemstones from the history of Scottish immigrants in New York City. The records of the Caledonian Club document the work, activities, and membership of this society dedicated to the preservation of Scottish heritage, from its founding in 1856 through 2007.
Officially chartered by the City of New York in 1861, the Caledonian Club formed a voluntary regiment that same year—the 79thNew York Highlanders–in response to President Abraham Lincoln's call for volunteers for the Union Army.
The membership books in the collection offer "eureka" moments for historians and family genealogists alike. Tucked inside the Register of Veterans of the "Seventy-ninth," is the June 28, 1865 Special Order appointing the Regiment's Quartermaster, signed by a Caledonian Club member, Samuel Elliott, later promoted to Brigadier General by Lincoln.
Photographs in the collection show the only kilted soldiers in the Civil War, just moments before departing New York to defend the nation's capital.
Other photographs give viewers an opportunity to ponder an earlier life of Manhattan's Upper East Side. Before glass and steel skyscrapers overtook the natural landscape, the Caledonian Club hosted the popular annual Highland Games in Jones Woods. Young men competed in traditional Scottish sports, such as curling and hammer throws, before large assemblies of fans.
Today, hundreds of New Yorkers and tourists stroll past the statue of Scottish poet Robert Burns on Central Park's Literary Walk. The history of the statue, commissioned by the Caledonian Club and sculpted by a Scottish artist, can be studied in this collection. Other records, such as minutes of meetings during World War I, show Club members reaching their hands across the sea in solidarity with Scottish citizens and American soldiers in the trenches, as well as their support to Scottish-American families on the home front.


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Olympus® PEN-F Fast Start
Lesson 10/31 - Back Side: Shutters
Olympus® PEN-F Fast Start
Lesson Info
Back Side: Shutters
Class Description
We know what it's like to dive right into taking pictures with your new camera. But dense technical manuals make for a terrible first date. Get the most out of your new Olympus PEN-F with this complete step-by-step walkthrough of the camera's features.
Join expert photographer John Greengo for a fast-track introduction, and unlock your camera's full potential. In this class you'll learn:
- How to use the electronic viewfinder
- How to take advantage of the customizable interface
- How to use the video options
Lessons1Class Introduction 2Photo Basics 3Top Deck: Overview 4Top Deck: Mode Dial 5Top Deck: Exposure Dial 6Top Deck: Flash & Mic 7Back Side: Electronic View Finder 8Back Side: Info Options & Play Back 9Back Side: ISO 10Back Side: Shutters 11Back Side: Focus Area 12Back Side: Super Control Panel 13Left, Right & Bottom of Camera 14Front Side: Creative Dial 15Olympus Lenses Overview 16Shooting Menu 1 17Shooting Menu 2 18Playback Menu 19Wi-Fi Set Up 20Custom Menu Overview & AF/MF Menu 21Button/Dial/Level Menu 22Release Menu 23Display Menu 24Exposure & ISO Menu 25Flash/Color/WB Menus 26Record & Erase Menu 27Movie Menu 28Built-In EVF Menu 29Utility Menu 30Setup Menu 31Camera Operation Overview
Kate Mooney
The Pen 5 is an amazing camera - however it is capable of so much that getting to know it can be somewhat overwhelming at first. John systematically and logically works through every part of the camera in really clear and easy to understand steps, quickly converting my initial apprehension into confidence and excitement for the endless possibilities of this camera.
Owen Weislow
Easiest way to learn about any new camera's menus, controls, etc. Time well spent.


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We offer physical therapy for post surgical rehabilitation, neurological disorders (such as stroke and brain injury), sports injuries, balance disorders, lymphedema and swelling, work related injuries, scoliosis, and musculoskeletal pain and dysfunction. Outpatient physical therapy treatment can be coordinated, as needed, with the aquatic therapy in the Miller Therapeutic Pool.
Mt. Ascutney Hospital has physical therapists and physical therapy assistants who have developed expertise in specialty areas such as Manual Lymph Drainage, Orthotic fabrication, Bioness fitting and training, Work Capacity Evaluations, and Postural Restoration.
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text: Athens, May 13, 2016/ Independent Balkan News AgencyBy Spiros SiderisThe European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is considering funding the construction of the Trans Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) with an amount of up to 1.5 billion euros, the CEO of EBRD for energy said in an interview with Reuters on Thursday."We are considering providing an amount of up to 500 million euros of our funds for TAP and we will try to agree with other banks on a syndicated loan of up to 1 billion euros" said Riccardo Puliti.He added that the total loan will be the largest the EBRD has ever provided.The construction of TAP is expected to cost approximately 6 billion euros."Together with funding from the EIB, funds from the project sponsors and by export credit agencies, I think it will be fully funded," the head of the EBRD noted.On Tuesday, May 17, the agreement for the construction of the pipeline will be signed between the signatory countries. According to information of IBNA, besides Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, the signing ceremony will also be attended by the President of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev, Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu, Bulgarian President Rosen Plevneliev, Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama, while the representation of Italy, USA and the EU is not yeat clear.


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The Niagara County Department of Health, in partnership with the Niagara County Office for the Aging, is providing a free diabetes self-management workshop for individuals who have diabetes at the Tuscarora Nation Clinic. The workshop will be held at the clinic, which is located at 5226 Walmore Road, Lewiston, beginning Tuesday, Aug. 5.
The workshop consists of six consecutive weekly classes that run from 9:30 a.m. to noon. This is a program with proven health benefits for people who have diabetes and complements the health care that an individual may already be receiving. The purpose of the workshop is to enhance one's skills and ability to manage its condition, to maintain an active and fulfilling lifestyle and to feel better. Program instructors encourage caregivers to attend as well, as the program provides opportunities for caregivers to learn, share and support each other.
If you have diabetes and are a member of the Tuscarora Nation, or if you are a caregiver for an individual with diabetes, contact NY Connects through the Office for the Aging at 716-438-3030 or the Niagara County Department of Health at 716-278-1900 to register for the class.
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Mat Honan has a great writeup over at WIRED on the death of the iPod Classic, and–with it–the death of an era that started in the late 1990's with Napster and stolen music. It was an era of romantic subversion, musicophiles were trading MP3s over 56k connections or burning them to CD-Rs to throw in their car stereos–all to the chagrin of "Big Music". Artists like Metallica who grew in popularity through underground distribution, suddenly became poster boys for the labels, suing their fans for "lost revenue" and "damages". In reality, it was their own attitude–one of denial and resistance to a new technology and set of values–that succeeded in damaging them for years to come. The internet was new and unbridled, "social media" wasn't a buzzword yet, and those that understood the web would be the ones to go on to leverage it.
One thing still defined us, though, and that was our music. There was no longer a sense of scarcity, so obscurity was the new measure of value. We traded in the odd and the interesting, and you could tell a lot about a person by their reaction to a track like Sublime's cover of "Hong Kong Phooey" or Blue Peter Schnitzel's "Space Invaders".
I miss the time when we were still defined by our music. When our music was still our music. I miss being younger, with a head full of subversive ideas; white cables snaking down my neck, stolen songs in my pocket. There will never be an app for that.


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Chief Justice Visits King Hall
Posted By Kevin R. Johnson, Nov 18, 2010
Incoming Chief Justice of California and King Hall alumna Tani Cantil-Sakauye '84 joined Judge Larry Brown '89's Judicial Process class last night. The students enjoyed hearing from the new Chief Justice. Before class, she posed for a photo with Judge Brown and some of the students. Thanks for visiting King Hall, Justice Cantil-Sakauye!


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Solve Disability Solutions works with people with disabilities and seniors to solve equipment problems. We have three main areas of service:
- Provision of specialised therapeutic and technical advice on equipment;
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Our occupational therapists and technical volunteers work together to come up with quality solutions that are practical and appropriate to the user's needs and abilities.
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Solve provides services to all people with disabilities of all ages and those who care for them. We are a registered service provider under the NDIS. People who are not eligible for NDIS funding can still receive services from Solve.
Find out more about Solve and the NDIS.
Anyone with a disability or their representatives can request assistance from Solve Disability Solutions:
Click here to Request a Service and fill in the online form, or make a General Enquiry.
Call 1300 663 243
Note: Before contacting Solve Disability Solutions, you should make a search of commercially available products. The Independent Living Centre in Melbourne, telephone (03) 9362 6111 or 1300 885 886 for country callers provides this service
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Anelda is a songwriter, sound designer and recording studio owner. She started out as a final mix engineer and sound designer for film & television in South Africa, where she was born and raised.
Her love for matching music to visual art as well as her move to Nashville, TN led her into songwriting, whilst occasionally co-managing and doing sound design projects for the recording studio (Blue Grotto Sound) that she owns with her husband, engineer and producer Sean Spence.
She is a versatile songwriter, writing in multiple genres and enjoys writing with talented emerging artists, helping them tell their stories. This also led to her becoming more active as an independent publisher under the banner Minion Music Publishing. Most recently, she's had multiple cuts on the full-length album by singer-songwriter Jessica Martindale, whose album was released in August 2016.
Awards and Recognitions:
Indie International Songwriting Competition (Pop): Winner (2015/16)
International Songwriting Competition (Folk): Honorable Mention (2016/17)
Nashville Film Festival Song Competition: Top 30 (2016/17)


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Thank you for visiting the "Future Security of the GCC" forum website.
On November 16, 2015 TRENDS Research and Advisory, in co-operation with the Department of War Studies, King's College, London, UK, organized the second annual forum to discuss the Changing Character of Modern War. The event brought experts from King's College along with local experts to discuss the involvement of non-state actors in the many conflicts currently ongoing in the Middle East region. The keynote speech was delivered by Professor Theo Farrell, Professor of War in the Modern World and Head of the Department of War Studies. The event was held at The Ritz Carlton, Grand Canal, Abu Dhabi.


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Behold the perfect second dress. After the ceremony, keep the bustier but ditch the Cinderella skirt for a mini version and dance the night away. Corset ($3,740) and skirt ($3,850), by Monique Lhuillier, from Monique Lhuillier. Veil ($190), by Jennifer Leigh, from Bridal Accents Couture. Orchid ivory peep-toe heels ($158), by LOVE, from Bridal Accents Couture. Tights, stylist's own.
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A pinch of pigment goes a long way on your big day. This classic silhouette feels modern and carefree when worn in blush. Waltz gown ($13,640), by Monique Lhuillier, from Monique Lhuillier. Be Dazzled lever-back earrings ($65), by Kate Spade, and pearl strands ($40 each), by The Find, from Melly.
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This year, nudes and metallics take a backseat to bright hues as brides crave a range of gumdrop shades. Flower strapless gown ($5,900) by Ulla Maija, from Bridal Accents Couture. Frenchie clutch ($85) by ila, from Flutter Boutique. Green jewel cuff ($45) by Marlyn Schiff, and gumdrop marquee studs ($45) by Kate Spade, from Melly. Magenta flower headpiece ($68) by Bethany Lorelle, from Smart and Chic Beauty Lounge. Magenta peep-toe heels ($895) by Christian Louboutin, from Neiman Marcus.
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Don't buy straight off the rack—make it your own by adding embellishments that reflect your personal style, such as a belt that really pops.Short-sleeved dress ($2,200) by Steven Birnbaum, from Che Bella. Gumdrop marquee studs ($45) and Crystal Kaleidoscope necklace in pink ($295) by Kate Spade, from Melly. Magenta peep-toe heels ($895) by Christian Louboutin, from Neiman Marcus.
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Even if your ring didn't come in a Tiffany & Co. box, you can still incorporate the iconic robin's-egg blue into your trimmings.One-shoulder gown ($3,289) by Alvina Valenta, from Che Bella. Teal clutch ($65) by NELLE handbags, from Watermark Stationery. Isadora feather headband ($48) by Bethany Lorelle, from Smart and Chic Beauty Lounge. Be Dazzled lever-back earrings ($65) by Kate Spade, from Melly.
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Mixing and matching styles and designers isn't just for the fashion elite. Separates are a great way to create a signature look and get the perfect fit.Ruffle skirt ($5,995) by Lela Rose, from L'atelier Couture Bridal Boutique. Crystal Corsage necklace ($225), Crystal Corsage clip earrings ($65), and purple and gold enamel bangle ($42 each) by Kate Spade, from Melly. Daisy peep-toe heels ($174) by LOVE, from Bridal Accents Couture. Tank, stylist's own.
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Don't let bad weather rain on your parade—or ruin your outdoor wedding. A pair of wellies will keep your feet dry between the ceremony and reception.Dream a Little Dream gown ($770) by Ivy & Aster, from Flutter Boutique. Sweet Spot necklace ($295) and magenta marquee studs ($45) by Kate Spade, from Melly. Red bow headband ($20) by Wee One, from Melly. Camelia rain boots ($395) by Chanel, from Neiman Marcus.
Happy Go Lucky
High doses of color are saturating the bridal world. America's Next Top Model's Raina Hein demonstrates.
Photography by Steve Henke; Illustrations by Stina Perrson; Hair and makeup by Terra; Bouquets by Bastian+Skoog
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"For the fifth week in a row, the good guys win! It's great, man. What a job by our defense, No. 1. Nelson [Luis] handed me this stat sheet and I'm wondering if I was really at this game. There's a lot of stuff on here I don't recognize. But I do recognize what a heck of a job our defense did. Three to zero in turnovers. Vernon Hargreaves getting his first career interception. Brent Grimes getting an interception. Keith Tandy, two weeks in a row, what can you say about Keith? Coming off the bench last week and two weeks in a row getting the game-winner, also leading us in tackles. For the second consecutive week, that was not the prettiest of games. Very proud of our guys for finding a way. It starts with our defense. Who says they don't play defense in Tampa Bay. They do. I would've never guessed both teams would've been under 300 yards and it would've been that kind of game tonight. But it was and the good guys win. On to the next one now. We'll take 24 hours to enjoy it. Got some good folks from Idaho in visiting this week so it's going to be a good night. We'll start getting ready for the next one.''
(On the difference between losing to the Falcons and the play during the five-game winning streak)
"I would be speculating if I did that. With the local guys here, it's something we've talked about, the improved communication and success breeding confidence and success. Our guys on defense especially are playing with a lot of confidence right now.''
(On Keith Tandy)
"It's awesome to see a guy that gets his chance. Players get pigeonholed a lot in this league. They get pigeonholed as a special teams player or a third safety or as a fourth wideout. Some guys just need the chance and the right opportunity. Keith's come up big two weeks in a row.''
(On Bryan Anger)
"Not only the punts, but the coverage. That was a fantastic play. We had a couple of back-to-back unusual special teams plays there in the first half, where they got all five of their points off two plays. Josh Huff – [Will Lutz] didn't hit that kickoff very well and Josh Huff muffed it out at the one. Then we get the safety. That's probably the first punt all year where Bryan hasn't kicked it right where he wanted to. The wind kind of got that ball and blew it out. But those two red-zone punts at the end, those two flip-flops that he nailed, those were huge.''
(On whether there was consideration for Roberto Aguayo to try a 53-yard field goal instead of punting)
"Yeah, there sure was. We were right exactly on the border of what we said was our range. We were right there. You're faced with, 'Do you kick it and take a chance that you make it, you're up eight (points)? Or do you try to pin them and make them go the distance?' I think that just shows how times have changed. Our defense was playing so good, I think we would've been crazy at that point to not put it on our defense to get it done.''
(On the defensive play in the fourth quarter)
"Right now, I can't put my finger on much of anything. They're just playing with a lot of confidence. It's great to see. Some of these guys on defense have been beat up for a few years. It's great to see these guys having the success they're having, it really is.''
(On finishing more offensive drives)
"That's one of the things that's crazy on the stats. I felt like we had 215 penalties and I look at it and they had twice as many as we did. I'm not satisfied at all with how we're playing on offense. We definitely left points out there. We're going to get a chance to play these guys again in two weeks. I'm sure both New Orleans' offensive coaches and our offensive coaches are going to be feeling the same way. We've got to play better. And both (sets of) defensive coaches are feeling pretty good about the way they played.''
(On why points are being left on the field)
"The main reason we're leaving points on the field is the play-caller is not going a good enough job.''
(On holding Drew Brees without a touchdown pass)
"It's huge. It's the first time he hasn't thrown a touchdown (against the Buccaneers) and also the first time Jameis (Winston) hasn't gotten one. And we had one wide, wide open on third-and-7. Like I said, I wouldn't have guessed that it was going to be exactly this type of a game. But I think it says a lot about how far our guys have come that we can find different ways to win.''
(On the fans)
"I've got a feeling the fans are going to be getting another game ball come about Monday or Tuesday. I think another game ball is probably on the horizon for the fans.''
(On if the Buccaneers' culture has changed)
"We're on the right track. I don't think we're finished with what we need to get done yet. I'm proud of these guys. Five in a row is a nice little accomplishment. But we're not where we need to be yet. I just say we've got bigger fish to fry right now.''
(On the Dallas Cowboys, the next opponent)
"I'm going to enjoy tonight. Come tomorrow, we're going to start worrying about the Dallas Cowboys. From what I hear, we've got a lot to worry about.''
(On Charles Sims)
"I thought he did a good job. I thought Charles gave us a little spark in the screen game. We probably should've run some more screens. Again, back to bad play-calling by the play-caller. It was great to have Charles back out there. It was good to be back at full strength at halfback. Speaking of full strength, I don't think we got anybody too seriously hurt today. And we're going to get three or four guys back next week. So again, knock on wood, we're getting healthy at the right time.''
(On whether the Tampa Bay defense has been overlooked)
"Absolutely. Our defense has been playing amazing. It starts with our leaders on that defense. [Defensive tackles] Clinton McDonald, Gerald McCoy and [linebacker] Lavonte [David] have taken it to a whole new level. [Linebacker] Kwon [Alexander] is stepping up, it's amazing. When our defense is healthy, you see what they're all about.''
(On defensive end Robert Ayers having a perfectionistic standard and how he feels Tampa Bay's defense is playing)
"I believe they're great. Honestly, from my side, when I see them, I believe they look great. But he [Ayers] is right about the attitude we've got to have. That win was the ultimate team win. That's how our wins have been during this streak. Ultimate team wins. That's how you win football games. That win felt great.''
(On the play of safety Keith Tandy)
"When you've got people that are humble like Keith Tandy, when you've got people that continue to work hard like Keith Tandy, no matter the circumstance – this guy was our third safety, he plays his tail off on special teams. One of the hardest workers we've got on this football team. I'm just telling you, it's his blessing. I tell him, 'Go out there and get your blessing. Today is your day because you've worked hard for this opportunity.' ''
(On the manner in which the team is winning)
"My dad always told me defense wins championships, offense wins games. Our defense is definitely playing very well. We've got to continue. It's just one game. We've got to go 1-0 next week.''
(On if he's thought about the playoffs yet)
"It's in my mind, but going 1-0 [each week] is very important to us as a team. We're not really trying to look forward. Coach [Todd] Monken says all the time, 'Be where your feet are.' We've got to keep winning. As long as we keep getting W's, the playoffs are going to be in there.''
(On the punt team pinning the Saints deep)
"It's amazing. I keep talking about complementary football. [Punter] Bryan Anger, man, he's amazing. He has been so great for this team. We're so happy to have him. The play that I'm really shocked by was No. 45 [tight end Alan Cross]. He came to me, he said, 'Jaboo, we've got to get this team going.' Alan Cross goes down there, Josh Robinson, Russell Shepard [on coverage], and Alan Cross does the toe-tap on the one-yard line. That's amazing. That's a player wanting to succeed, wanting the best for his team.''
(On the fans)
"We're getting it rocking, we're getting it rocking. But we're in the red zone, fans, we've got to tone it down (laughs). It's our time to score. Other than that, it was amazing. It's the family thing. People want to come to these games and see the Bucs play now. That's fun. That's fun as a team to know that we're coming into a building and everyone is here for us, not the other team. That's great.''
(On running back Charles Sims)
"It was amazing to have him back and I apologized to Chuck [Sims] because he was supposed to get a touchdown early in the game that I missed him on. I underthrew him, so I apologized to Chuck. Like I say, it's fun getting your brothers back. It's fun getting guys coming back. It just talks about the type of guys that we have with [running backs] Jacquizz Rodgers and Peyton Barber, who has been playing excellent for us all year, to just say, 'Hey man, I want Chuck to have a great game. I want Doug [Martin] to go there and have a great game.' When they get their chance, they make the most of it.''
(On not scoring a touchdown but also holding Drew Brees without a touchdown)
"I know I didn't get a touchdown, but wins, I love wins, I'll tell you that right now. As long as we got a win – touchdowns don't mean much, unless it's a touchdown to win the game. Thank God for our defense. I keep saying that all the time. It's amazing (to hold Brees without a touchdown pass). What they did to [San Diego quarterback] Philip Rivers last week, what they did to Drew this week, what they did to [Seattle quarterback] Russell Wilson the week before, we are playing good Buccaneer football. Coach Koetter said, 'That Buc defense is starting to get back.' But we've got to continue to get better. It's just one game. I'm happy that we got a good division win.''
(On how the offense performed)
"No, we didn't (perform well). We're going to look back on this film and say, 'A win is a win.' Coach Koetter's going to get after us. The coaches should get after us, because like Robert [Ayers[ said, 'We're terrible.' We've got to continue every week to get better and better. The offense, we have to play better for us to win football games.''
(On whether the early losses makes these wins a bit sweeter)
"You can never get too high on a win and you can never get too low on a [loss]. But a win is a win. When you're losing, you're supposed to be encouraging to your guys. When you're winning, you've got to keep focusing on the next game. One thing I know about winning: Winning is contagious. And when winning starts to become a habit, that's when we start playing fun football.''
(On strategy involved in pinning teams deep from punts)
"We're trying to drop it right around the 8-yard line, that's where returners back up to put their heels, the 8-yard line. Anything around the 10 (yard line) is usually good. Josh (Robinson) and Ryan (Smith) have been playing great, so I know I can push the boundaries a little bit. I got a little extra on it, and luckily they were there to make the play."
(On the downed punt inside the 1-yard line by Alan Cross)
"Yeah, it's huge, huge. Appreciate those guys being out there."
(On type of kick used to pin back Saints for final possession)
"Flip-flop, Aussie, it's an Australian kick where you get that end over end rotation. I'm just trying to, ideally, get it around the 8-yard line. We were able to push it a little bit, got a good hop, and Josh (Robinson) made a good play on it."
(On what has sparked the team to play complementary football)
"Just togetherness in the locker room, everybody clicks well. Having good leadership; Jameis (Winston) has come in as a younger kid and taken over the reigns of being a great leader. You have Lavonte (David) out there, Kwon (Alexander). I mean, you can name a ton of leaders there, and everyone is just clicking a meshing well. It's easy to play for people you appreciate and have your back, so I think that's number one. Everyone has each other's back."
(On the team's expectation to win)
"We want to keep winning, we don't believe in losing. We think we're going to win every game, and that's the mindset. Whatever it takes. Whoever the is team we are going against, we expect to win, and that's how we've gone about everything."
(On defense being feared right now)
"That's for the media and you guys to say. All I know is that we're 8-5 right now, we're trying to get to 9-5. We're taking it one game at a time and we're trying to keep hunting. We let you guys give labels and stuff like that, but I know we're hungry."
(On sack of Drew Brees for 9-yard loss)
"That was a coverage sack to be honest with you. I don't even remember what happened. I know I just got off the ball and I saw Brees do a little fake. Actually, when I was hitting him, I didn't even know if he had the ball or not. I just knew I needed to hit him, and I just brought him down. It was a coverage sack. I got to look at the film to see, but that was great coverage. His first read wasn't open, and I was able to capitalize on the great job that the secondary did."
(On making timely stops in the red zone)
"That's huge, especially when you look at the game, we won by five. That's huge. It's something we emphasis throughout the week, not letting people in the endzone. It came through today, and that's a mentality and a mindset and something we emphasis throughout every week. It's good to see we stood up when we needed to."
(On the team's offensive performance today)
"We're just happy we won. Obviously, as an offense, we wish we would've played better. We were able to get some drives going in the first half especially, just couldn't punch it in in the red zone. That's kind of been plaguing us all year, something we've got to improve, but we're happy we walked away with a win tonight."
(On if the team can afford to look at the 'big picture' yet)
"No, week by week and we've got a huge one next week. Sunday night, we don't really have too many opportunities to play on national T.V. like that, so we're all pretty excited about that one."
(On the defense)
"They're unbelievable. For whatever reason, after that Thursday Night [Football] game, it just became a new defense. Those guys are playing with so much confidence and energy, which carries over to the rest of the team. Special teams and offense really feed off that and they're doing an unbelievable job taking the ball way too, which is huge."
(On whether the team knew that they were going to find a way to win the game)
"Absolutely. We knew that someone was going to step up and make a play and back-to-back weeks it's been [safety] Keith Tandy and you can't say enough about how he's been playing. Primarily a special teams player at the beginning of the year, but he's showing that he should be out there every snap of defense as well."
(On what New Orleans was doing on defense to slow down the Tampa Bay offense)
"I think the big thing is we were just kind of shooting ourselves in the foot. Penalties, missed communications, pressure on the quarterback. Offensively, we've just got to do a better job, just kind of being on the same page and making sure [quarterback] Jameis [Winston] has a clean pocket. We had a couple bad penalties and just didn't convert in the red zone."
(On how satisfying it is to see the team's hard work paying off in terms of victories)
"Very satisfying. We approached this game like a playoff game. Pretty much every game from here on out with the way the Falcons have been playing, we have to match them. We have to win every week and to find a way in a game that offensively we didn't play very well in was huge for us."
(On what the defense was talking about before New Orleans' final drive of the game)
"Staying calm. Our two-minute, we always go over two-minute before the game and at practice, before the situation comes up. Coach did a great job of putting us in scenarios. We knew the situation, they had the two-minute warning and they had one timeout, they needed to score a touchdown to win. We've been in those situations plenty of times and [safety] Keith Tandy came down and made a great football play to help us close out the game."
(On what was said in the huddle before Tandy's interception on New Orleans' final play)
"It's just all about, it's a mentality. We [knew] our situation and we know what it takes and they needed a touchdown to [win], we've got to get them off the field. Whether it's a fourth down turnover on downs or a takeaway to end the football game and we got our third takeaway of the game."
(On Tandy's interception)
"It was a great play by Tandy, man. Great communication on the back end and those guys, they practice it all week. We do a great job throughout the week of talking, so those guys in the back end, they did their talking and they knew what play was coming. Tandy was able to jump in front of the ball and make a great play."
(On the team's five-game winning steak)
"For this football team, the sky's the limit. We've got talent all across the board and when guys go down, guys step up. That's what happened today. We [are] just still taking it one game at a time, taking it one game at a time. Guys are really figuring stuff out. It's where we want to be and controlling our own destiny. We're just taking it one week at a time and going out there each week and try to make plays to win football games."
(On if the team is playing complementary football)
"Yeah, this is complementary football. We back them up, they back us up. Special teams did a great job, they had a part in that too. They did a great job on special teams. That's what that 'family' thing is all about. When you're playing as one, you play as a family, everybody taking care of each other, whether it's one side of the ball or another. Everybody doing their job and doing our best to get wins at the end of the day."
(On the difference in the defense from earlier this season to now)
"We're just getting comfortable and it's showing and that's all it is. We have a lot more ball to be played and that's what we plan on doing."
(On his first career interception)
"It was great, man. It was great for our team and it helped us win this game."
(On the team finding a way to finish in the last five games as opposed to earlier in the season)
"That's the National Football League. It doesn't matter what your record is. You can get hot at anytime and we're hot right now and we're going to try and keep that going."
(On keeping New Orleans quarterback Drew Brees from throwing a touchdown pass)
"That's big, but that's the game, we won, it's over. Now we're onto the Cowboys and like I said, we've got a long season ahead. We are not anywhere close to where we need to be. So, we're going to focus on the Cowboys and see what we can do."
(On his interception)
"[Linebacker] Kwon [Alexander] made a great play, tipped it up right to me and I just fell right under it. I kind of got lucky and I'm glad I got the first one out of the way."
(On the defense getting an interception off of tipped passes the last two games)
"Tips and overthrows, we've got to capitalize. They've got to be our balls and we're doing a good job of getting the ball off people."
(On getting contributions from players all over the depth chart)
"That's the NFL. Any given day, anybody can be up, active, non-active, not on a team and get signed the next day. That's the NFL for you. They're expected to step up and that's what they did."
(On safety Keith Tandy)
"Yeah, I say it over and over again: do things right in this defense, there's plays for everybody. And Tandy is a person who does everything right. Always in place, even when he's two, three, ones, it doesn't matter, you rarely see him out of place. That's why he's making these game-closing plays. He's a very gifted player and we're happy he's on our side."
(On if he feels the belief growing in the defense)
"Absolutely. It's our job to keep the other team from scoring. If they don't score, they don't win. We've just got to keep dealing on it."
(On players from all over the depth chart and roster stepping up and contributing)
"Yeah, absolutely. You're only as good as your weakest link and I always said, if we don't have any weak links, then how good can we be? And those guy are stepping up when necessary and making the plays we need them to make."
(On how the team's five-game winning streak feels)
"Like we're not done. Like we've got to keep going."
(On if the Buccaneers defense has been overlooked)
"I don't care, we're winning. I don't care what they say, we're winning. We're winning because we're playing together, not turning the ball over and we're taking the ball away. We're winning because we're playing as a team."
(On the team keeping its composure during a five-game winning steak)
"It's the NFL, man. The best teams in this league know how to win and lose and they find a way to win in times like this and we're starting to figure that out a little bit. Complementary football, whatever happens with the offense, we adjust, defensively. Whatever we do, they adjust, offensively and special teams. So, we've just got to keep playing together."
(On how much he appreciates being a part of this team)
"It's great, you're always happy for the guys around you. That's why we play, right? You play for the guy next to you, not for yourself. So, when people around you are having success, most likely the team is going to have success. So, just keeping playing for each other and I think we've got a pretty good shot to keep going."
(On if he had a chance to talk to New Orleans quarterback Drew Brees after the game)
"No, Drew is a very passionate guy and I knew after that interception he wasn't going to want to talk, I'll talk to him later. I understand, it's the NFL, nobody wants to lose. If you throw an interception, you're not going to want to talk to somebody after that. It's not like he's a bad guy or I'm taking it personal. He didn't want to talk. At times like that, who's going to want to talk? So, I'll talk to him later, I know we'll still friends."
(On punter Bryan Anger)
"I think he should be having some [Pro Bowl] consideration. He's been doing it consistent all year and I think he's very slept on, if that makes sense. We're glad he's with us. He is the man and I love it every time he's out there."
(On keeping New Orleans out of the end zone)
"You've got to, man. What was the score? [16-11] That's a touchdown, you know what I'm saying? If they don't score, they don't win, it's as simple as that. There's no really, that much more to defense. They don't score, they don't win and Coach talked about getting one more point than the Saints. And next week we have to get one more point than the Cowboys, regardless of whatever it takes. So, we got a win and 24-hour rule. Enjoy it now and then get back to work."
(On the interception on the final possession)
"It's a formation we've seen on film, and Bradley (McDougald) was just talking to me, 'I'm coming to you so sit on it.' We've been trying to get our scout team to run the route all week and they couldn't run it right. You always know in crunch time situations that teams go to one of their favorite plays, and that was one of their favorite plays."
(On the defense figuring out how to close games)
"Right now, we're just a confident bunch. A confident bunch is a scary bunch, and hopefully we can keep it rolling."
(On the feeling that someone in the defense huddle will make a play when needed)
"Absolutely, we talk about it in the huddle. We're [saying] 'somebody step up.' We don't know who it's going to be, but somebody step up."
(On stepping up to make plays and adjusting to role on defense)
"When I go in, I first want to make sure I'm doing my job. I don't want to be a drop off when I get in there. I know one thing I'm going to well is make sure I'm communicating everything to everybody. Actually, I was a little disappointed about that today. We had a couple busts that I couldn't get everybody in the right play."
(On enjoying his interception)
"Oh, absolutely. That last play was pretty fun, that's what football is all about."
(On what has sparked change in the defense's play)
"Honestly it's our communication. The communication has allowed people to make plays, and that's what brings that confidence. When you're confident, it's scary."
(On if the Buccaneers defense is playing as well as any in the NFL)
"I haven't had a chance to watch everyone across the NFL, but I'd be willing to put us up there with anybody."
(On holding opposing teams to 12.8 points per game over last five games)
"We're going out there and not trying to give the offense an inch. We still have a lot of things we can work on, and hopefully we can figure it out."
(On thinking about playoffs)
"Absolutely, that's what its all about. You got to have that long-term goal, but we have to live in the moment because if you don't win this game the playoffs are hard to get to."


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PaperPort Notes 4+
Nuance Communications
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PaperPort Notes is a digital note taking tool for the iPad that is transforming the way people create and share information. Now you can combine documents, web content, audio, typed text as well as hand written notes into a single document that you can easily organize and share with anyone.
PaperPort Notes brings you a complete note taking experience on the iPad that you won't want to ever be without.
• Quickly take typed and/or free hand notes
• Leverage Dragon voice recognition to capture your ideas and notes simply by speaking
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What's New
Version 2.1.1
-64 Bit support
-Bug fixes related to backup & restore
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Ratings and Reviews
Not Perfect
I was really excited to find this app. It definitely does some really clever and wonderful things, but I find the user interface to be a huge problem. I import PDFs, and add a lot of small sticky notes throughout the document. I often need to go in and edit those notes, and move them around on the page, etc. It is possible to do these things, but it can be such a challenge to do so, it is often not worth it. In trying to move the cursor in my note, I often end up accidentally deleting the note altogether. Why isn't there an undo? It is also very difficult to keep the font size in a note constant when you add to it. Please fix the interface!!!
It also tends to screw up the PDF upon export. It moves text in the original document from one page to the next, and then messes up the spacing of the text on the next page. I am going to have to find a better solution.
I use as a PDF creator.
Initially I was very excited about this program as a replacement for the Notes program that comes standard on the iPad. The ability to open documents in other programs on the iPad as well as upload to cloud storage services such as Dropbox and others are a definite improvement over Notes. You do that using the Share function. But the general workflow is awkward, so I find myself using Notes or Readdle Documents in most cases. What is great about PaperPort Notes is that I can I import documents from different programs or cut and paste from the Notes program into PaperPort Notes and export (Share) a into PDF format. I hope you find this review helpful.
Good but...
Great app with two quirky problems.
It's hard to get switched from graphics to text. It's supposed to switch with you tap, But it doesn't want to switch. Another problem is when you're typing and the lines get down to the keyboard then they disappear behind the keyboard and you can't see what you're typing.
As you are typing you should be able to see what you are typing. As I am writing this the same thing is happening. Perhaps it's a
function of the iPad Air. Other apps don't Do this.
- Seller
- Nuance Communications
- Size
- Category
- Productivity
- Compatibility
- Requires iOS 5.1.1 or later. Compatible with iPad.
- Languages
- English, Japanese
- Age Rating
- Rated 4+
- Copyright
- © 2013 Nuance Communications, Inc.
- Price
- Free
Family Sharing
With Family Sharing set up, up to six family members can use this app.


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Discussion in 'NDS - Flashcarts and Accessories' started by Gilberd, Mar 5, 2010.
Can anybody find a guide or teach me some basic uses for this program?
I know of no guides and while it is a very nice app it is still a very low level application however you slice it so a true guide would read more like a general hacking guide than how to use crystaltile2.
It is a Chinese application but there are translations, the English one was made by cory1492 and myself (apparently) but between high level technical language, a bit of machine translation at points and the volume of text that often repeats parts of it are a bit crude.
A note before we start- the basic application is easy enough on your machine but start playing with some of the even basic search methods and you will soon eat memory faster than any memory leak you have ever seen. The more advanced ones will be a true test of your machine.
I will not be covering emulator integration in much detail because frankly I do not know enough about it to say much other than it exists and as of the later versions it has rather nice support for things like nef files (about as close as we come to decompiling- think of it as ASM with awesome premade comments) and you select your emulator (while it is running/in memory from the file DS emulator options, No$gba is the main one) From there it can snatch the odd thing like a palette or some memory from it which can be useful for basic editing if your palette is dynamic, compressed or otherwise hard to get at in the rom.
I have however been looking to do this sort of thing since I first discovered the app so here we go:
General usage/theory
There are 5 main features of the application and several niceties associated with the whole application.
tile viewer, hex editor, disassembler, tile editor and text editor represented by the 5 icons on the right hand side of the icon list or the view pulldown menu. The pulldown menus do change depending on what one of these you have selected, they are however usually context relevant (no graphics in the text editor for instance) and the general tools menu should be there throughout (though that too changes). Good practice is to have the editor relevant to what you want open when doing things of that nature.
Each one is perhaps not as good as a more specific app and indeed the same applies to some of the other options but for breaking into a new rom I know of no better tools and while there are better sub apps most are perfectly functional.
Where it really comes into play is when you use the DS file system support and some of the extra features which I will cover in a few paragraphs.
DS file system support. First you need to click on the DS looking icon also on the right hand side.
This will open a sub window showing the DS file system. The pulldown menus have some good options that I encourage you to scan through.
Generally speaking though there are three things you want to be looking at on this page
The icons on the left of the files- these give clues as to what they are and rather nicely if they are compressed.
The file name for obvious reasons.
the sub file categorisation on the right hand side.
The number, address and size data is useful for hacking but here you are probably looking at a more specific hack if you are looking at this. On the other hand if you have opened the entire rom or a subfile in a hex editor it can be useful for tracking it down.
Basics here are a double click sets the start address of the file you just clicked on in the tile viewer, disassembler and hex editor.
Right click provides more options, most importantly is the sub file sort (f2 is also a shortcut) and compression support but extract and import are great too.
Format support in crystaltile2 is the second big strength after DS file system support. Many many file types are supported including most of the big SDK formats like SDAT, NARC and the graphics NCER, NCLR and so on.
SDAT, .bin (assuming it is something like utility.bin) and NARC will open new windows much like the one you were just working on although in the case of SDAT there is some somewhat broken playback options.
Right click on the graphics will allow you to do one of three things (more on graphics here: http://tahaxan.arcnor.com/index.php?option...=36&lang=en )
This is load the data, order the data (tiles can be in an order in the rom) and apply a palette.
This leads to stuff like http://pix.gbatemp.net/32303/gundam2.JPG
Compression support is another strength, for the longest time crystaltile2 had some of the best compression support in general rom hacking tools (indeed some of the new LZ flags were supported long before anything else). It works in much the same way as import and export files does but it can use compression algorithms at the same time.
More general compression options are available under the tools menu including a general compression app and rather nicely a compression search that rivals anything else I have seen.
After this you have a NFTR editor (a relatively common font type in DS roms) which includes font conversion abilities (as in you grab a PC font and it will spit out a NFTR font)
Multimedia editor- more aimed at animation than sound. Would probably get a call from Nintendo's legal types were it not in China.
Below that is a rather crude OCR app that in my version at least seems to have escaped translation but it is the only one I have ever met in rom hacking. I use them day in day out in video and images but for rom hacking...... wow.
Onto the main tools side of things. You have a tile viewer, hex editor, disassembler, tile editor and text editor.
Tile viewer
Assuming you have not wound DS formats into it the tile editor is a fairly full featured one. It is not as pretty as some others (indeed I still keep a copy of TilEd 2002 around for really crude work) but it has great features like nonstandard tile size (7x13- not a problem).
First thing to note is the keyboard shortcuts which do nice things like change starting offset which is nice for dodging headers and whatever else. Everything else is self explanatory aside from perhaps tile form(at) which allows you to chose between all the various image modes (and there are a lot) that crystaltile2 supports. Most useful are GBA 4bpp, GBA 8bpp (the modes used by the GBA and DS, note that most GBA stuff is 4bpp while 8bpp is very common in the DS) and nds1bpp (useful for a certain type of packing used sometimes in fonts) but play with it all.
If you higlight a selection of tiles you can export it to a more common format (word to wise, stick with lossless if you plan on dragging it back into the app), 1:1 is a "regular expression" style exporter.
Hex editor
A hex editor, rather basic but for the table support and inbuilt support for shiftJIS (back when it was one of the very few that did making it a very valuable tool)
Use of tables is chosen in the box on the left (same place as the tile editor before it) and more general codepages can be chosen by clicking on the section above the text decoding (probably saying Western European (Windows) at first).
In the box the options other than table support is choice of known codepages
choice of sort options (1 byte, 2 bytes or 4 bytes)
colour character- not as useful as it might be in other areas as it can be a bit hard to read at pace unlike tiles but to each their own.
Data to palette and palette to data do as they say on the tin and grab the hex and stick it in the palette and vice versa. A nice shortcut for some but probably not all that useful as most games I have ever tangled with tend to opt for the RAM to do things to the palette or in the case of the DS have it wrapped in some format.
Rather basic crude disassembly supporting ARM9 and ARM7 including THUMB for each. You force change between these modes in the same way you changed premade code tables (clicking where it says ARM? .
You can get base address at the top of the "effective address" list.
You can an offset (goto address) too in the box on the left
Assembly is a topic for coverage elsewhere but you have effective address, hex code for the instruction and the mnemonic and registers/addresses* it deals with.
*this is one of the things NEF files can sort for you- if a given address is a given thing the NEF file will make it change to an even more readable format.
Tile editor
Unless you have an image made up from DS format options it will just have the tile you have selected in tile viewer.
Fairly basic, you snatch colours from the palette by clicking on the button and choosing it,
left is char, right is BG.
usual warning about palette based graphics- a change of one thing can have effects on another if things are reused which they often are and likewise they are palette not bitmaps so changing a colour in the palette may not necessarily translate to the real game.
Much like the other palettes and the hardware itself you have 16 available (0 through F).
Script editor
Originally a standalone app from the same author, most useful is probably the table support and the script search (it is an upgraded version of the search strings option (namely table support) you may have seen in various hex editors), under the tools menu it is called Ambassador search.
If you already know text editing the rest is fairly obvious. Exit code= line end/new line sort of thing (0D0A in windows .txt for instance, 0000 in bmg files (a somewhat uncommon DS SDK text format))
Geared towards the GBA mainly but can be pushed towards the DS side of things.
In the translation I have in front of me "censorship" allows you to narrow down the broad/"crude"* search but it will require some tweaking/defining what you want.
*the methods/algorithms behind these techniques are anything but crude but the results they produce are far from "magic application" grade.
Annoyingly the relative search (I personally use monkey moore for such things: http://www.romhacking.net/utils/513/ ) is back on the hex editor menu under the search or the tools pulldown menus for the version I have in front of me. It is a fine relative search with many options including 4 byte search which is insane (I have only ever heard of 4 byte fonts- 4294967296 possible characters, 16 bit is 65536 which is more than enough for pretty much every character in every commonly used language).
When can I right click something?
This is still awfully confusing
how did you get the graphic to look like the gundam?
When you have opened up the DS file viewer any of the sub files in it you can right click.
A lot of files you will only be able to import or export but some files which are known to the application you have extra options for or if it detects compression you have compression options.
That gundam image was the result of three files being there- NANR, NCER and NCLR if memory serves which do the layout, image and colouring respectively. If you look behind it you can see what it looked like before I applied the NCLR data.
is there a way I can use this program to change the title screen of a game?
Yes in as much as you can do anything with a hex editor
No/not easily if you want something like editing a standard picture.
If the title screen is in a common format (I have seen quite a few in games I have pulled apart) then it is a simple matter*. A quick aside is that some (read quite a few- I do not know what it is about game devs but they do like to trick out a title screen) title screens are composite images of many different images- sprites over a background which itself could be scrolling.
Other than that you are back to "traditional" hacking methods. Look for useful names, do a compression search, scan through the rom for the images.
*a quick note- many games will reuse tiles and in title screens this can mean the black background is the same tile repeated many times- changing that will change all of the "repeat tiles". Changing the mapping is nothing too drastic if so but it is not that pleasant.
i have a jpg of the picture i want to be the title
Is there a way to add it in or edit the tiles of the title to look like it?


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FERGIE and her actor husband Josh Duhamel are set to become first-time parents.
The Black Eyed Peas singer announced her pregnancy on Twitter.com on Monday (18Feb13).
She simply tweeted, "Josh & Me & BABY makes three!"
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On 24.04.01 at 06:32, Richard Bingham <email@example.com> wrote: >AFAIK the use of a space character in a URI is illegal, and although >Internet Explorer copes with pages containing space characters in links, >Netscape doesn't. So I might have expected the Validator to spot pages >containing these space characters and report them as an error. However >http://www.scottish-photographic-federation.org/ validates as "no errors", >yet contains <IMG SRC="spf heading colour.GIF" (etc.) which results in >Netscape failing to display that image, although IE can see it. URIs in various HTML attributes are opaque to a SGML-based Validator; they're defined as "#CDATA" with no further constraints. The reference to the URI RFC is given in prose in the HTML Reccommendation and is not something an SGML Parser can check. To do so would actually be wrong! That said, optional checking of URIs, as a separate feature, is something I think would be a usefull addition to the Validator and which might show up at some point. Thanks for your feedback on this.Received on Thursday, 26 April 2001 06:32:37 UTC
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