I find that men are by far the most difficult to find good presents for. With women and girls you can always buy some make-up, a good lotion or a cute dress, but boys? In the believe that other girls might feel the same way about this, I have collected a couple of things I know, that at least the men in my life, would appreciate. I especially think that the Pokémon calendar and virtual reality headset are going to be very popular. If the man you are buying a present for is into being outdoor, travelling or maybe even festivals the waterproof wireless speaker might be just the gift. The Fitbit fitness tracker bracelet is a little more expensive than the other gifts, but it seeps super cool not to mention practical, and if your dad, brother or boyfriend is into their hair the Tony Guy set have always been a hit in my experience.


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Tjiwi Kimia at a Glance
New About Us
As part of a multi-national company of Asia Pulp & Paper (APP) Sinar Mas, PT Pabrik Kertas Tjiwi Kimia Tbk. located in Sidoarjo, near Surabaya in East Java - Indonesia. The factory started production in 1978. In 2006, the paper and cardboard production capacity increased to more than 1,200,000 metric tons per year and the conversion capacity of stationery increased to about 320,000 metric tons per year.
The product range includes value-added products such as specialty paper, plain paper copier, uncoated woodfree, industrial brown paper, carbonless paper, and a range of school and office stationery. Exercise books, pads, spirals, hardback books, drawing books, envelopes, continuous forms, file folders, and others make up the range of converted stationery products. Tjiwi Kimia is one of Asia Pulp and Paper (APP Sinar Mas) paper mills in Indonesia that actively promotes post-consumer waste paper. The recycled fiber is used to manufacture Tjiwi Kimia's fine paper and stationery range of products. Tjiwi Kimia obtains various certifications that provide third-party verification for its commitment to efficient and sustainable operations.
Old About Us
PT Tjiwi Kimia Paper Factory Tbk. (TKIM) is located in Sidoarjo, near Surabaya in East Java - Indonesia. The factory started production in 1978. In 2006, the paper and cardboard production capacity increased to more than 1,200,000 metric tons per year and the conversion capacity of stationery increased to about 320,000 metric tons per year.
1972 Built as caustic soda factory
1978 Started producing paper with capacity of 12 KTA.
1990 Registered on Jakarta and Surabaya Stock Exchange as TKIM
1995 Getting ISO 9002 Certificate (Quality Management System)
1998 Getting ISO 14001 Certificate (Environmental Management System)
2008 Succeed in producing 1,048,000 ton of paper
2018 Own 13 paper machines in total
About Us - Sidetab
Line Of Business
Financial Review
Creating legacy by becoming the best paper manufacturer in the world.
To utilize our limited resources to practice green, safe, and efficient process to provide best quality products for every customer needs and maximize shareholder value.
With the application of modern technology, Tjiwi Kimia produces high-quality products such as: coated paper, uncoated paper, specialty paper, Plano size, or specified sizes of paper based on the requirements of both export and domestic market. As its commitment to a sustainable environment, Tjiwi Kimia has invested in a de-inking plant to recycle waste paper and produce recycled paper. With 13 paper machines, the production capacity reaches more than 1,200,000 metric tons per year.
We produce a wide range of converting products of school and office products, such as exercise book, spiral, pad, loose-leaf, hardcover book, envelope, register roll, plotter, and also computer paper. We offer various writing products and office products of excellent quality, stylish, and manufactured with the state of the art technology.
Tjiwi Kimia Chemical factory produce many kinds of industrial chemicals, such as caustic soda liquid (NaOH), Liquid chlorine (Cl2), Hydrochloride acid (HCl), Sodium hypochlorite (NaOCl), and Calcium hypochlorite (Ca (OCl)2). The Chemical plant has implemented modern technology through the Membrane System and has achieved ISO Certificate for 9001 and 14001
Tjiwi Kimia produces high-quality carton boxes customized to clientele's needs and requirements. We also produce corrugated sheets and corrugated cartons U/ corrugated C which can be directed into several size variations and put together using either glue or stitching.
TKIM-Financial Highlights
Tjiwi Kimia Research & Development (R&D) is the key on how innovation works. Innovations come about as the result of a planned with leading scientists, suppliers and specialist businesses, and managed by an essential role in our ambition to make a positive impact on the world around us.
Tjiwi Kimia has more than ten core scientists, supported by 22 staffs, and provided with the main laboratory since 1996. The team has more than 10 years experience in paper industry and spreads to many functions on processes & products. R&D grows and become bigger, starts in 2016 the team called with New Product Development (NPD) that is integrated with HQ NPD & BU/Sales and completely focus on quality, customer, and ecient cost to ensure continuous development of Tjiwi Kimia existing product portofolio.
The function of NPD with integrated systems, is responsible to :
Design and develop new technology-based products, services and processes.
Translate functional needs into specifications, with preventive & corrective analysis
Process optimization & cost reduction with customer
Fulfil legal requirements (certificate as ISEGA, FDA, BFR, Halal, Recyclable, etc.)
Tjiwi Kimia NPD innovates and creates products in compliance with environmental standards, seeks to optimise sites to balanced the production costs. With all those resources, we are committed to create the market growth to satisfy our customers by fulfilling their requirements to improving the quality of consumers' lives.
Growing Our Tomorrow Banner
About Asia Pulp & Paper (APP) Sinar Mas
Asia Pulp & Paper (APP) Sinar Mas, headquartered in Jakarta, Indonesia, is one of the world's leading producers of pulp, paper, and packaging. Since its inception in 1972, Asia Pulp & Paper has expanded to market its products in over 150 countries across six continents, with an annual converting capacity of more than 20 million tons. Today, Asia Pulp & Paper employs over 30,000 people in countries such as Indonesia, the United States, the United Kingdom, Singapore, and Hong Kong.
As one of the most integrated and scalable pulp and paper production facilities in the world, Asia Pulp and Paper is committed to delivering exceptional quality in the wake of rising demand for quality paper products all over the world. Asia Pulp and Paper's products are available in a variety of forms, including sturdy, multi-purpose corrugated cardboard.
The integrity of Asia Pulp and Paper's supply chain and a stalwart commitment to its very own Sustainability Roadmap Vision 2030 are critical to the company's operations as part of a vision for a better future. It upholds its reputation by leveraging international business and operating standards throughout the manufacturing and supply chain, collaborating with the community, and tapping into the latest technology and innovation to streamline its processes. The organisation aims to fulfil its commitment to achieve carbon neutrality, conserve biodiversity, protect forests, and support communities across its operations by 2030.
Asia Pulp and Paper's ideology transcends the borders of the countries in which it operates and is guided by its vision of a brighter future. That's why the company has looked to expand its presence through offices in numerous countries, like the United States and Singapore. Through a constant vision to propel the company forward, the company's committed employees create new ways of living and innovation.
Further to its employees, Asia Pulp & Paper believes that the success of the company is firmly dependent on the support of its loyal customers, including communities, partners, and you. Together, we are growing our tomorrow.

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Posts Tagged With: Orange Ave
Posted on March 24, 2015 by Steve Herring
From 1924 until 1990 this corner of Orange Avenue and Colonial Drive belonged to the Orange Court Hotel. The Camden Apartments and the Residence Inn (under construction) towering over and just inches away from Mama B's Subs are the newcomers.
Tropical Court Yard with palms and citrus trees
Times were good in Orlando in the early 1920's. A new 275 room hotel opened and brought another stylish Florida hotel to Orange Ave. The Angebilt and San Juan hotels were just blocks away. The new Orange Court Hotel was a resort destination with its Mediterranean architecture. G. Lloyd Preacher from Atlanta was the architect. His other works included Atlanta City Hall and the Briarcliff Hotel in Georgia.
Guests of the Orange Court enjoyed Orlando's first indoor pool. The pool was, of course, steam-heated for those cold Florida days. The buildings surrounded a tropical courtyard landscaped with palms and orange trees. Overhead the rooms had private sun balconies naturally decorated with growing jasmine and the bright red flowers of flame vine. Wrought iron chandeliers welcomed guests into the lobby on their way to the ballroom, lounge, and restaurants.
Orlando's first indoor swimming pool
Throughout the years, Orlandoans came here for banquets, receptions, and businesses meetings such as an annual citrus industry meeting. In 1944, WDBO temporarily broadcasted from the Orange Court after a hurricane destroyed their studio down the street at the Angebilt. For a time, it was owned by Colonial Hotels, a chain that included the Key West Colonial (La Concha) as one of its properties.
The Orange Court faced business challenges early on. Not long after opening, a real estate bubble popped for the first time in Florida. Ownership would change hands seven times between 1924 and the 1960's. The hotel closed for about a year in 1963. The following year it reopened owned by A.C. Kavli, who would own it until his death in 1985.
"Excellent beverages at reasonable prices"
Mr. Kavli paid $500,000 in cash for the hotel. His goal was not restore it to its early glamor, but to run a budget priced hotel. He filled in the indoor pool and divided up the ballroom to create more rooms to rent. Rooms rented for the night, weekly, and monthly at affordable rates. In its last years in the 80's, now called the Orange Court Motor Lodge, occupants included more long-term retirees as residents than tourists. A daily bus ran to Walt Disney World for the few bargain tourists staying here. [Link to hotel brochure during Kavli's ownership]
Efforts to save and renovate the Orange Court never materialized, and the building was demolished in 1990. Today the Orange Court is not completely forgotten. The apartment complex on the site shares part of the name (Camden Orange Court Apartments) and has a large picture of the old hotel on the side of its parking garage. The neon sign from the hotel is in storage with the Morse Museum.
The Orange Court was part of Colonial Hotels
The Orange Court was the site of many business conferences
Orlando Sentinel 11/1/1946, 6/29/1986
USF Digital Collection
Orlando, A Centennial History, Eve Bacon, 1975
Categories: Post Card Stories	| Tags: #orlandohistory, hotels, Orange Ave	| 3 Comments
Checking Back into The Angebilt
Posted on May 31, 2013 by Steve Herring
Click to access the PDF of The Angebilt Hotel brochure.
The first post on Orlando Retro Blog was about the Angebilt Hotel. We are checking back into the Angebilt with a circa 1940's travel brochure and a restaurant menu from 1957. (You can download a PDF of the brochure by clicking on brochure image to the left.)
This brochure is from a time when the highlights for Orlando travelers were:
Fishing and Swimming
Tangerine Bowl
The Washington Nationals Winter Home
Ben White Raceway
The air condition dining room provided table de hote service. (A Google search tells me we call that prix fixe today.) From this 1957 menu, the restaurant offered a wide variety of seafood appetizers (Blue Point Oysters on the half shell $1, Crab Meat Cocktails Supreme $1.25), salads (a 20 cents up charge for Roquefort cheese dressing), and sides like Lyonaisse Potatoes (25 cents) and French Fried Onion Rings (30 cents). Highlighted was the Deluxe Plantation Planked Burger: Our Specialty from the Plantation Lounge (Choice Western Beef, ground daily in our own Kitchen, Broiled on an Oak Plank with Ripe Tomato, Julienne Green Beans and Bordure of Whipped Potatoes) ($1.65). An oak planked burger sounds rather culinary forward for 1957 Orlando.
Atop the Angebilt was a Sky Room or the "Top of the Town" for conventions and banquets. Also a solarium where bathing beauties in the modest swimwear of the era could enjoy the "benefits of Mother Nature's greatest helper 'the sun'" as well as therapies and massages. On the mezzanine was a lounge decorated in what looks like tropical prints on wicker furniture.
The text of the brochure speaks highly of our City Beautiful, "Nowhere else in this whole wide world has nature smiled so lavishly." The staff is described as, "young in years" but "old in service." Guests are invited to stay a night, a week, or as a permanent resident.
Below I created a "then and now" of the hotel lobby with the picture from the brochure and a current shot. The lobby has been restored and is in great shape today, and looks very much like it did in brochure. No longer a hotel lobby but a business entrance now. The front desk staff and the elevator operators are long gone, but it is reassuring that some of the charm remains in this once grand hotel.
The Angebilt Lobby in the 1940's and Today
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The Round Building, Orange Ave and South St
Looking North on Orange Avenue at South Street Intersection
1960's and 2013
The Postcard
The view looking north up Orange Avenue is framed by city hall on the left and the mid-century modern American Federal Savings and Loan building (AKA The Round Building). Tall palm trees center the postcard, behind them are the Downtown Motor Inn, Sun Bank and the American Fire & Casualty Insurance buildings.
The view today looks similar to the 1960's postcard even though all but one of the buildings in the postcard have been demolished. City hall was replaced with our current city hall. SunBank – now SunTrust – rebuilt near the same spot. The Downtowner and the American Fire & Casualty buildings are long gone. Now the Grand Bohemian sits on the corner. And at least for today, the former American Federal Savings is the only remaining building.
The Round Building (American Federal Savings and Loan Association)
Today: Dr. Phillips Performing Arts Center under construction behind the Round Building.
In 1961, American Federal Savings and Loan Association purchased 60,000 square feet of property across from City Hall for $400,000. At the time, there were still some homes along this stretch of Orange Ave. A few houses and a four-unit apartment building were on the site when the bank bought the land. The close proximity to Lake Lucerne probably made this a very livable area, which would not be true today with the 408 Express overhead.
Robert Murphy, a local Harvard educated architect who later founded HuntonBrady Architects, designed the building. HuntonBrady continues to design buildings today. Their credits include Team Disney, The Mennello Museum of American Art, and the Orange County Convention Center expansion. Mr. Murphy designed the bank as a round building encircled in decorative concrete panels (the bris de soleil). It was originally built at only two stories. With equally important east and west entrances, the round design helped keep an even traffic flow. A head teller from the bank had the idea for a semi circular teller counter being the most efficient way to serve customers. A skylight in the center added natural light to the bank lobby. When it first opened, the bank created further attraction by putting $1 million in bills on display in the lobby.
American Federal Savings and Loan in the early 1960's before the additional floors were added.
In the early 70's, additional glass enclosed stories were added to the building. This changed the appearance to a sort of office tower rising from the decorative concrete. Visual Ephemera recently quoted Mr. Murphy's wife as stating he was not fond of the added floors.
Left: Bris de Soleil panels being installed in 1960's.
Right: First panel being removed in 2013
The days are numbered for The Round Building. Today, three old palms tower over the dry fountain at the west entrance. It will be demolished to make room for the Dr. Phillips Performing Arts Center currently under construction. There are efforts underway to remove and repurpose the exterior panels. One section of the bris de soleil panels has already been removed. If the efforts are successful, the familiar design will live elsewhere in Orlando as a reminder of this unique landmark.
Central Florida Modern
Visual Ephemera
Orlando Sentinel, Florida Magazine 1961
Orlando, A Centennial History; Eve Bacon 1975
Categories: Post Card Stories	| Tags: #orlandohistory, 1960s, Orange Ave, Orlando, Round Building	| 4 Comments
Rutland's and Orange Avenue in the 1940's.
Posted on May 5, 2013 by Steve Herring
Orange Avenue and Washington 1940's/2013
The caption of the postcard reads "Orange Avenue looking North". However, north is the other direction and this postcard view is looking south. The Angebilt and San Juan Hotels provide the backdrop to a time when Orange Ave was lined with department stores like Sears and Rutland's.
Rutland's and the Corner of Orange & Washington
Birdseye View Orlando Map 1884
In the heart of downtown, Orange Avenue and Washington Street are among the oldest streets in the city. A 129 year old map shows at least a two-story building in the southwest corner of the intersection. (Near the red arrow in the thumbnail) This building may be the county jail as some books reference a jail being built on the corner in 1884*. Braxton Beacham bought the jail in 1917 and later built the Beacham Theater and a few stores on the property.
By the 1930's the horse traveled dirt roads were brick covered and lined with businesses. The St. Charles Hotel was built in the vicinity. On the southeast corner, where Rutland's would go, was a gas station and an Economy Cab taxi stand.
In 1940, Joseph Rutland, a Winter Park businessman, bought this lot for $78,000 to build and open his menswear store. Rutland's had a wide selection of menswear brands and custom tailored suits. In its 30 years of doing business at this location, Rutland's built a large customer base by selling the better brands of men's clothes and providing well-known customer service. Future U.S. senator Mel Martinez at one time was among the service staff having sold shoes at this location.
The building is Art Moderne style and was built by F. Earl Deloe. Deloe was a local architect who started his career in Orlando at 19 working as draftsman for an architect. He served in World War I also as a draftsman, and later worked for the Army in World War II as an architect. In fact, before he went to work for the Army, some of the construction for the Rutland's building took place during World War II. Other buildings to his credit are the College Park Baptist Church (1945), Church of Our Lady of Lourdes (1931) in Melbourne, and an art moderne remodel in 1949 of the Sun-Ray Cinema in Jacksonville. He continued with a long career as an architect in Orlando until his retirement in 1965 and lived out his years in College Park. The Rutland's building is perhaps his most recognizable work and one of the few remaining buildings representing this era.
Originally two stories, three more floors were added to the building in the 1950's for added retail and office space. In the years to come, shopping shifted from downtown and moved to the malls. In the 60's, Rutland's moved its business from this location to a few malls in the area. The last Rutland's location remained in business until 1998. When its last store closed at the Fashion Square Mall, the Orlando Business Journal wrote that Rutland's $500 to $2000 suits (in 1998 prices) could not compete with the lower prices of places like Mens Wearhouse. Rutland's was another local company unable to compete with the low cost products of national chain.
Orange and Washington Today
Most of the buildings still stand in the southeast and southwest corners of Orange Avenue and Washington Streets that are in the postcard. The Rutland's building now houses Seacoast National Bank on the lower level. Across Orange Avenue, the buildings built by Baxter Beacham in the 1920's are today an assortment of bars, such as Independent Bar, and entertainment venues, like The Social. The Sears seen in the foreground is long gone and the 20 floor Regions Bank Tower was constructed on the site in 1986.
*"From Florida Sand to the City Beautiful, A Historical Record of Orlando, FL" E.H. Gore 1949
Orlando Business Journal, April 27th 1998
Orlando: In Vintage Postcards, Lynn M. Homan, Thomas Reill 2001
Categories: Post Card Stories	| Tags: #orlandohistory, Orange Ave, Orlando, Rutland's	| 3 Comments
Beacham Movie Line Up in September 1933
Posted on April 18, 2013 by Steve Herring
"Cock of the Air" on Sunday and Monday. According to IMDB, the movie was about opera diva who set her sights on a womanizing army officer. On Saturday, the kiddos can see Mickey Mouse for a nickel. The latest news was shown with each feature.
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Remember when you could buy a Hupmobile on Orange Ave?
An ad for a Hupmobile Dealer from the 1921 Orlando Business Directory. At 209 S Orange Ave, this would have been around the Church Street intersection.
And what is a Hupmobile?
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Click to read the reverse
In 1933 (or maybe it reads '38), our postcard writers were in Orlando to attend a graduation at Rollins College. They stayed a few nights at the top floor of the Angebilt Hotel. The afternoon before the graduation they wrote the postcard to Kay in South Euclid, OH about their stay. It was signed "oceans of love, Daddy and Mary."
The Angebilt is a great place to start this blog about Orlando's past. An Orange Avenue landmark for 90 years, and for decades the premier hotel in Orlando. When it opened in 1923, it was a near skyscraper as the tallest building in the city at 11 floors.
A sign in the front advertised the 10th floor dining room as "The Height of Hospitality." Aside from 250 rooms, guests could enjoy a beauty salon/barber shop, a drug store, and a cocktail lounge. With no other buildings as tall to block the view, the roof-top sky deck provided great views of Lake Eola and the area. The hotel hosted the University Club and at one time housed two radio stations.
Great Americans walked through the lobby doors during its long history. Henry Ford, Harvey Firestone, and Thomas Edison, all stayed once at the Angebilt during a trip to Edison's home in Fort Myers. In the early 60's, Joan Crawford was on the board of Pepsi and attended a reception held in the ballroom for the soda company.
The hotel faced hardship at times. The early owner filed bankruptcy within months of the hotel opening and it changed hands within its first year. Decades later in the forties, a hurricane destroyed the top floor ballroom. By the '70s, the elegance was long gone and it attracted a less upscale clientele.
In the 1990's with the hotel no longer in operation, the building was converted into a temporary courthouse. This was while the new Orange County Courthouse was under construction.
The Angebilt Hotel in the 1930's and the building today.
What's There Today
The Angebilt still stands on Orange Avenue looking much like it did 90 years ago. The decorative "A" can still be found on the entry way. The lobby has been restored to its original style and is often decorated with fresh flowers. CoLab Orlando, which provides shared office space for creative and technical professionals, is based here. Two business on the ground floor generate business at lunch and in the evenings. Finnhenry's is on one corner and a Subway on the other.
Although it would be more appealing to see something other than a sandwich chain at the base, The Angebilt is a great example of a landmark building being redefined to keep its place in the community and remain part of its heritage.
A Guide to Historic Orlando; Steve Rajtar, The History Press, 2006
Orlando Magazine, March 2007
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Q: Invalid OAuth tokens I am using rforce gem and oauth2 login system for my SFDC app.
I am trying to login through Oauth2 but I get Invalid OAuth tokens error. Here is my code
access_token = oauth_client.web_server.get_access_token(params[:code], :redirect_uri => oauth_redirect_uri, :grant_type => 'authorization_code')

access_token is an OAuth2::AccessToken object
oauth = {
 :consumer_key => '3xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx3vxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxN',
 :consumer_secret => '7xxxxxxxxxxx291xxxxxxx1',
 :access_token => access_token.token,
 :access_secret => '7xxxxxxxxxxx291xxxxxxx1',
 :login_url => 'https://login.salesforce.com/services/OAuth/u/20.0'
}

I think consumer_secret and access_secret are same. If not, then what is access_secret and where could I find it?
I am using oauth2 -v 0.4.1 and rforce -v 0.8.1

A: What you are using here is Oauth1. In Oauth 2 there is only access_token and refresh_token. There is no access_secret any more.
I think this article will help you:
http://wiki.developerforce.com/page/Digging_Deeper_into_OAuth_2.0_on_Force.com

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Tonight - Clear. Winds variable at 3 to 11 mph (4.8 to 17.7 kph). The overnight low will be 54 °F (12.2 °C).
Today - Sunny with a high of 77 °F (25.0 °C). Winds variable at 5 to 9 mph (8.0 to 14.5 kph).


Rainbow Family Centre recently had a visit from Matthew Ryder, Deputy Mayor of London for Social Mobility and Community Engagement. Matthew showed great interest in the work we do and met the children, parents and staff.
Matthew spent time chatting with parents about the challenges they have faced and how Rainbow has supported them over the years. To round off the visit he joined in the Little Kickers Football session much to the delight of the children.
A big thank you to One Westminster for arranging the visit.


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Does anybody know about Milgard's Quiet Line or any good soundproof window?
I would like to know if anybody had experience with Milgard's Quiet Line windows. I want to replace the front windows of my house. I live in a busy street.
Also does anybody can recommend any window that is as good or better STC rating than Milgard?
I looked into soundproofwindows.com, but I did not like the fact to have to put on window on top of the existing one. It looks cheesy to me. I want to keep the nice look of my house.
That's why I am willing to tear down my double pane Pella windows and replace for something more effective. I just don't know what to look for.
Re: Does anybody know about Milgard's Quiet Line or any good soundproof window?
While I haven't had any experience with Milgrad's products I have nothing but good things to say about Optixshield. I recently had them install soundproof windows to reduce road noise from a nearby expressway. Their installers were respectful and got in and out quickly and the total cost for installation was very reasonable. As a bonus my utility bills went down significantly. In response to your problem with putting one window on top of eachother, the extra pane is hardly noticeable and the benefits of increased insulation outweigh the negatives. Check out www.optixshield.com for more info.
Milgard is not available in NY state, rather depressing. I have read EXCELLENT things about millgard and don't recall any negatives. my point, if they were sold in my town I would buy them. I am now looking at Marvin windows. originally I wanted to do triple pane weathershield windows, but it seem the thicker 2nd pane will do better for sound attenuation.
The only way to rate a window for sound control is by the STC rating of the window. Ask to see the STC rating before buying.
You can also make your own acrylic inside window add - see the MagnetSeal system at http://soundproofing.org/sales/magnetseal_windows.htm Obtain clear, UV stabalized (also called "museum quality") acrylic from a local plastics retailer. Easy to do it yourself and get great sound reduction.
But even STC is not completely accurate. STC only considers frequencies down to 125 Hz, when the noise people want to block is lower than that - big trucks thundering by, overgrown adolescents on Harleys, car stereos, etc..
So sometimes, even an "acoustical" window can't cut it.
If the window manufacturers had any guts, they'd publish the TL values that matter - the 50-250 Hz range.
yes, I heard that Trucks and motorcycles have a different range so those STC windows measurements don't apply.
It seems that don't exist a window that can completely or almost block any kind of noise.
That's too bad. I am trying to sell my house and buy one in a quiet street. I believe that's the best solution, unfortunately not a cheap one.
Let us know how they stack up to Milgard, OK?
This a nice place to learn all about Soundproofing.


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The 2002 Sun Belt Conference men's basketball tournament was held March 1–5 at the Lakefront Arena at the University of New Orleans in New Orleans, Louisiana.

The top-seed in the East division Western Kentucky defeated West division top-seed  in the championship game, 76–70, to win their fourth Sun Belt men's basketball tournament.

The Hilltoppers, in turn, received an automatic bid to the 2002 NCAA tournament as the #9 seed in the Midwest region. No other Sun Belt members earned bids to the tournament.

Format
All eleven participating Sun Belt members were seeded based on regular season conference records, with the five highest-seeded teams were awarded byes into the quarterfinal round while the six lowest-seeded teams entered the bracket in the preliminary first round.

Bracket

See also
Sun Belt Conference women's basketball tournament

References

Sun Belt Conference men's basketball tournament
Tournament
Sun Belt Conference men's basketball tournament
Sun Belt Conference men's basketball tournament

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New year NEW YOU and sometimes everything does not always necessarily have to be brand new. Work with what you've got! As much of a crazed shopper I am, this year one of my resolutions is to try to stick with a few of my classic favorites or mix and match what I own. Ah I love shopping but I am going to practice more window shopping for inspo and then shopping in my closet. With a few little tweaks here and there a new look can easily be created with what you own. This outfit is definitely a favorite of mine for three reasons - All prev owned+subtle trend+the classics.
**Ok, I know I know leggings and a chunky sweater is always an easy go to this time of year #TheUniform...but sometimes it's nice to freshen up the basics. Below are a few ways I like to switch it up and elevate my style to keep it polished+chic.
Sometimes less is more - put away the prints and stick with the neutrals. Neutral tones all work with in the same color palette think : Black, Taupe, Camel, White, Grey, Dark Denim, and Blush. Owning more of these = more mix and match possibilities. Also when it comes to denim washes med to dark always tend to feel more polished - light tends to feel more casual.
With accessories I like to focus on small details and dainty jewelry, especially classic yellow gold.
I have a tiny V necklace (similar) or a gold pendent similar here that I wear a lot. Choose a hardware color and stick to it (silver or gold). I try to match my belt hardware with either my handbag or accessories to tie looks together. Since we are sticking to neutrals matching at least two of these (bag, belt, shoes) also pulls everything together.
Completer pieces as some call it - A topper jacket, duster vest, chunky scarf, or an oversized blazer are all great ways to jazz up and truly complete the look. This is probably my favorite way to differentiate outfits as well. I could have easily added any other topper jacket or vest to my look above for a different feel. Also choosing longer 3rd pieces + a heel creates a taller appearance with the long lines.
Leather bag? Leather boots? I know QUALITY is important here and sometimes investing in that one piece is totally worth it. I am actually borrowing my mom's bag in these style snaps (loveeee) but I do have a few splurges I've made on oversized leather bags and boots. Not everything needs to be designer status and break the bank, but a good quality leather bag will live long in your closet. This is a great mid price point leather bag HERE.
OK you guys know the drill. IF I do not wear any makeup at all bold lip and tinted moisturizer (omg this one is amazing) is always my go to. Classic rust, reds, and dark wines always make me feel that much more put together. Love these here and here.
Yes and we are off to a fabulous 2018! Let me know if you find any old closet find treasures or if you have any tips and ideas you use to freshen up/elevate your style. Hope this sparked a little inspo, below I linked a few ideas and key basic pieces to add if you find yourself in a fashion rut.


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Historical and well known Palazzo famous amongst all the Lucca lovers . The palazzo dates back to 15th century and has maintained the elegance of bygone centuries. The Italian style garden makes a perfect setting for pictures while the interiors halls decorated with original frescoes and antiques furniture make it a romantic backdrop for a wedding reception. Ideal for weddings up to 110 guests.
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Animation Departments of Korea National University of Arts,Tokyo University of Arts and Communication University of China are launching a Collaborative Animation producing project for 14 days, All Three countries students will gather in K-Arts studio go through VR workshop. not only to burst out their potential, interacting talents in a way harmonious, but also New style of Animation will be presented in their W/S days. It is the very initial and important case of association among three leading institution throughout the whole Asia.


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160 players, including 4 Tigers, became free agents today
Across Major League Baseball, 160 players became free agents on Wednesday, one day after the conclusion of the World Series. None of the newly minted free agents will be able to sign with another team for five days. He is unlikely to get an MLB deal this winter. Another several dozen players -- including a handful of Tigers -- are likely to become free agents after being non-tendered later this month. The list is provided by the MLB Players Association.
Julio Teheran, his season officially over, is latest example of how hard it is to find free-agent starters
What happened next was frustratingly familiar for the Tigers: Teheran made exactly one start before coming down with a shoulder injury. The Tigers will almost certainly be back in that same market yet again this winter, looking to add at least one free-agent pitcher. Five prominent free-agent starters signed for about that amount last winter:The Blue Jays scored big this year with lefty Robbie Ray, a Cy Young candidate in 2021. Of course, developing your own starters is often cheaper and more valuable than scouring the free-agent market. Or maybe we'll be writing about the latest free-agent starter that didn't pan out at this time next year.
Tigers have 11 players on injured list: See who's coming back when
DETROIT -- The Detroit Tigers have 11 players on the injured list, four of whom should be back fairly soon and four more who are likely to be back in September. That's where it gets fairly complicated, as the Tigers don't have space for eight players right now. The Tigers can also extend rehab outings to their maximum length while deciding what to do. Outfielder Akil Baddoo (concussion) will be eligible to come off the 7-day concussion injured list on Wednesday. He had very low velocity during a recent live BP session in Lakeland and the Tigers aren't comfortable sending him on a rehab assignment.
Tigers activate outfielder from injured list, send him Toledo
Detroit Tigers outfielder Victor Reyes was reinstated from the injured list on Thursday and then optioned to Triple-A Toledo, where he had been on a rehab assignment. The 26-year-old outfielder made the Tigers' Opening Day roster but struggled mightily and was sent to Toledo. He had been on the injured list since June 15. The Tigers are now down to four players on the 10-day injured list: Left-handed pitchers Matthew Boyd and Derek Holland; right-handed pitcher Michael Fulmer; and outfielder Daz Cameron. * on the 10-day Major League injured list** on the 7-day minor-league injured listRight-handed pitchers Julio Teheran (right shoulder strain), Rony Garcia (knee) and Spencer Turnbull (right forearm strain) are on the 60-day injured list, which removes them from the 40-man roster.
Tigers bring back veteran reliever to bolster bullpen
The Detroit Tigers have selected the contract of veteran right-handed reliever Buck Farmer from Triple-A Toledo. Farmer takes the place of Beau Burrows, who was optioned to Toledo following Saturday's game. After beginning his career as a starter, Farmer settled into a relatively reliable role in the bullpen for the last three years. * on the 10-day Major League injured list** on the 7-day minor-league injured listRight-handed pitcher Julio Teheran (right shoulder strain) is on the 60-day injured list, which removes him from the 40-man roster. RECENT MOVESJune 12: Beau Burrows optioned.
Tigers' injuries piling up: Here's latest on Spencer Turnbull, Michael Fulmer
Injuries are piling up across baseball, and the Detroit Tigers are no exception. Eight players on the 40-man roster are currently on the injured list in the major or minor leagues. That doesn't include Julio Teheran, who is on the 60-day injured list with no return in sight after making just one start this season. Here's the latest on the two new injuries:Turnbull: The right-hander left after four innings on Saturday with discomfort in his right forearm. The Tigers decided to get a fresh arm and give Fulmer a longer break on the IL.
Tigers swap outfielders, option JaCoby Jones to Toledo
DETROIT -- The Detroit Tigers have optioned struggling outfielder JaCoby Jones to Triple-A Toledo. The team announced the move late Sunday after the Tigers landed in Detroit following a six-game road trip. The Tigers recalled outfielder Victor Reyes to take Jones' spot on the roster. Outfielders (7): Akil Baddoo, Daz Cameron, Robbie Grossman, Derek Hill, JaCoby Jones, Nomar Mazara, Victor Reyes. * on the 10-day Major League injured list** on the 7-day minor-league injured listRight-handed pitcher Julio Teheran (right shoulder strain) is on the 60-day injured list, which removes him from the 40-man roster .
Tigers release former top prospect, add new catcher
DETROIT -- The Detroit Tigers have released right-handed pitcher Franklin Perez, the centerpiece of the Justin Verlander trade who was once considered the organization's top prospect. The move to formally place Perez on release waivers comes one day after the team announced that Perez would undergo season-ending shoulder surgery. The Tigers' needed Perez's roster spot to add catcher Eric Haase to the 40-man roster. The Tigers selected Haase's contract from Triple-A Toledo to replace Grayson Greiner, who was placed on the 10-day injured list with a left hamstring strain. TIGERS' 40-MAN ROSTER (40)Players in bold are on the 26-man active roster.
Tigers place Derek Holland on IL, call up pitcher from taxi squad
The Detroit Tigers placed left-handed pitcher Derek Holland on the 10-day injured list with a left shoulder strain prior to Thursday afternoon's series finale at Boston against the Red Sox. To take his spot, the club recalled right-hander Kyle Funkhouser, who was traveling with the team as a member of the taxi squad. The Tigers selected Funkhouser, 27, out of the University of Louisville in the fourth round in 2016. Left-handed pitchers (7): Tyler Alexander, Matthew Boyd, Derek Holland*, Daniel Norris, Tarik Skubal, Gregory Soto, Joey Wentz**. * on the 10-day Major League injured list** on the 7-day minor-league injured listRight-handed pitcher Julio Teheran (right shoulder strain) is on the 60-day injured list, which removes him from the 40-man roster .
Tigers put Miguel Cabrera on IL with biceps strain
Detroit Tigers slugger Miguel Cabrera has been placed on the 10-day injured list with a left biceps strain.
Miguel Cabrera suffers biceps injury, Tigers bringing up new first baseman
CLEVELAND -- The Detroit Tigers placed slugger Miguel Cabrera on the 10-day injured list with a left biceps strain Sunday morning. "I told him I didn't want him to keep fighting it."To replace Cabrera, the Tigers have selected the contract of first baseman Renato Nunez. He goes on the injured list with 2,869 career hits and 488 career home runs. Here's how we line up for the series finale.#DetroitRoots pic.twitter.com/ZQvZrtTPGh — Detroit Tigers (@tigers) April 11, 2021Nunez is a native of Venezuela who grew up idolizing Cabrera. Infielders (9): Miguel Cabrera*, Jeimer Candelario, Harold Castro, Willi Castro, Niko Goodrum, Renato Nunez, Isaac Paredes, Jonathan Schoop, Zack Short.
Tigers expect Julio Teheran to miss significant time; what does it mean for starting rotation?
CLEVELAND -- Michael Fulmer's weeklong stint as the best reliever in the Detroit Tigers' bullpen has earned him a ticket back to the starting rotation. Unfortunately, it will come at the expense of veteran Julio Teheran, who is being shut down after suffering a shoulder injury Friday night. The Tigers placed Teheran on the 10-day injured list Saturday with a right shoulder strain. Hinch gave no specific timeline for Teheran's return, but said the 30-year-old right-hander would miss a significant amount of time. At that point, the Tigers could go to a six-man rotation, something they've discussed, or bump someone else to the bullpen.
Tigers place Julio Teheran on injured list, call up rookie pitcher
CLEVELAND -- Julio Teheran, scratched from his start at the last minute on Friday night, will be going on the injured list. The Detroit Tigers placed the veteran right-hander on the 10-day IL with a right shoulder strain. To take his place, the Tigers have recalled right-handed reliever Alex Lange, who was already in Cleveland as part of the traveling taxi squad. Right-handed pitchers (15): Beau Burrows, Jose Cisnero, Alex Faedo, Buck Farmer, Michael Fulmer, Kyle Funkhouser, Bryan Garcia, Rony Garcia*, Joe Jimenez, Alex Lange, Matt Manning, Casey Mize, Franklin Perez, Julio Teheran*, Jose Ureña. * on the 10-day injured listRight-handed pitcher Spencer Turnbull is on the COVID-related injury list, which temporary removes him from the 40-man roster.
Tigers' Julio Teheran scratched from start at last minute
CLEVELAND -- Detroit Tigers right-handed pitcher Julio Teheran was scratched from his start on Friday night after experiencing tightness in his triceps while warming up. The Tigers said the decision to scratch Teheran was made as a "precaution."The bullpen is well-rested after an off-day on Thursday. Teheran pitched well in his first start of the season against the Indians on April 3. The Tigers signed him to a minor-league contract and he won the job with a strong performance this spring. The Indians scored three runs off Holland in the bottom of the first, including a two-run homer by Franmil Reyes.
How to watch Detroit Tigers at Cleveland Indians (4/9/21) | Channel, Stream, Time
The Detroit Tigers are on the road and they'll face the Cleveland Indians. The Tigers are coming off a loss and look to bounce back behind the arm of right-handed pitcher Julio Teheran. Catch the game on Bally Sports Detroit and stream it on MLB.TV or AT&T TV. He's back on the mound to face the Indians at Progressive Field. What: Detroit Tigers (3-3) vs. Cleveland Indians (2-3)Where: Progressive Field -- Cleveland, OHWhen: Friday, April 9Time: 7:10 p.m.TV: Bally Sports DetroitStream: MLB.TV | AT&T TV
Tigers lineup: Akil Baddoo gets first road start vs. Indians
CLEVELAND -- Don't worry, you-know-who is in the lineup tonight. Detroit Tigers rookie phenom Akil Baddoo will bat seventh and play left field when the Tigers (3-3) open a three-game series against the Cleveland Indians (2-3) at Progressive Field on Friday at 7:10 p.m.Tigers right-hander Julio Teheran (1-0, 1.80 ERA) will face Indians right-hander Zach Plesac (0-1, 3.00 ERA) in a rematch of the season's second game, which the Tigers won 5-2. Wear your cap at home because our first road series of the weekend starts tonight!#DetroitRoots pic.twitter.com/ZcLJcQ7ZN5 — Detroit Tigers (@tigers) April 9, 2021Tigers outfielder Robbie Grossman will be getting his first off-day of the season. Miguel Cabrera will serve as designated hitter, with Jonathan Schoop at first and Niko Goodrum at second. The Tigers will have a five-man, non-roster taxi squad accompany the team this weekend: Right-handed pitchers Kyle Funkhouser, Alex Lange and Erasmo Ramírez; infielder Renato Núñez; and catcher Dustin Garneau.
Detroit Tigers about to start 10-game road trip -- this could get a bit rough
The Detroit Tigers are about to play 10 road games in the next 10 days, and it's possible some of the first-week success could start to wear off.
Twins rally for 3-2 victory over Baddoo, Tigers
Jorge Polanco hit a two-run double in the sixth inning and the Minnesota Twins held off Akil Baddoo and the Detroit Tigers 3-2.
Tigers beat Indians, start 2-0 for first time since 2016
The Detroit Tigers are 2-0 for the first time since 2016, and they can thank a host of newcomers who helped them beat the Cleveland Indians 5-2 on Saturday afternoon at Comerica Park. Even old Tigers made it a debut day: Michael Fulmer pitched a scoreless inning of relief in the first bullpen appearance of his career. #DetroitRoots pic.twitter.com/z9kgAWKq6o — Detroit Tigers (@tigers) April 3, 2021The Tigers didn't score again until the seventh, when Mazara hit the third of three singles, a blooper to center that drove home Jeimer Candelario. Up next: The Tigers and Indians wrap up a three-game series on Sunday at 1:10 p.m. at Comerica Park. The Tigers have already clinched their first series win against the Indians at Comerica Park since 2018.
Tigers' lineup: Jonathan Schoop making debut at first base Saturday
Jonathan Schoop, who has played in 847 career games at three different positions, will play his first game at first base on Saturday afternoon at Comerica Park. The Detroit Tigers (1-0) face the Cleveland Indians (0-1) at 1:10 p.m.Schoop, the Tigers' regular second baseman in 2021, played a variety of infield spots in spring training and looked comfortable at first base. Niko Goodrum will make his first start of the season at second base. Tigers' lineup in Game 2 has Jonathan Schoop at first, Niko Goodrum at second. Veteran right-hander Julio Teheran will make his Tigers debut Saturday against Indians right-hander Zach Plesac.
Cabrera homers off Bieber in snow, Tigers beat Indians 3-2
Miguel Cabrera homered through the snow in his first at-bat of the season, then added a sparkling play at first base to lift the Detroit Tigers to a 3-2 victory over the Cleveland Indians.
Ranking 22 Detroit Tigers questions we can't wait to learn the answers to this season
DETROIT – Even though a playoff race isn't in the cards for the Detroit Tigers this season, there are plenty of reasons to be excited about this team ahead of Opening Day. READ: Meet all 26 members of the Tigers' rosterWe came up with 22 questions we can't wait to learn the answers to over the coming months. Nobody knew who he was when the Tigers selected him in the Rule 5 draft, mostly because he missed the entire 2020 season and hasn't played above High-A ball. An underrated part of the shortened 2020 season was Soto's hot start. Daniel Norris #44 of the Detroit Tigers delivers a pitch against the Minnesota Twins during the game at Target Field on September 22, 2020 in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
An optimistic, pessimistic and 'official' prediction for Tigers in 2021
It's prediction season and, as you might expect, most of the projections (whether by computers or humans) aren't terribly optimistic about the Detroit Tigers. But reality will hit soon, and if things go bad for the Tigers, they could go really bad. Prediction: 58-104You may find this overly harsh, but it actually may be on the optimistic side for a worst-case scenario. Nomar Mazara is a historically below-average hitter who was really bad last year. Julio Teheran is a historically average pitcher who was really bad last year.
Why Julio Teheran, Tarik Skubal made the cut for Tigers
Hinch had an elaborate plan for how he was going to break the news to Tarik Skubal. It was also a good reminder that Skubal, only 24, remains a work in progress. "My master plan of trying to make him smile on the field and reward him for a job well done got ruined by one too many walks yesterday," Hinch said. Hinch delayed the good news until Wednesday morning, when he announced that both Skubal and veteran Julio Teheran, would be on the Tigers' roster and in their rotation. When he misfires, we can't have that impact the next pitch and the next pitch and the next pitch.
Predicting all 26 players who will make the Detroit Tigers' Opening Day roster
C Wilson RamosConfidence: LockRole: Starting catcherThere's a legitimate three-way battle to back up Ramos, but everyone knows who the starter will be. AdSS Willi CastroConfidence: LockRole: Starting shortstopThere are going to be some defensive miscues, especially on the throw. As a result, the Tigers will have an extra roster spot to play with -- that's why there will be 27 names on this list. He bet on himself and won, allowing just three runs while striking out 15 batters in 11 spring innings. If we're being honest, a conversation about Baddoo as a starter feels more justified than a conversation about earning a roster spot.
Tigers manager A.J. Hinch announces 2 pitchers have officially made team
The Detroit Tigers have added veteran right-handed pitcher Julio Teheran to the roster, manager A.J. Hinch also informed rookie left-hander Tarik Skubal that he would make the big-league club. He signed a minor-league deal with the Tigers just before spring training, bypassing Major League deals in order to "bet on himself," he said. To clear space on the 40-man roster, the Tigers placed starting pitcher Spencer Turnbull on the injured list. Skubal, 24, made his Major League debut in 2020 and has pitched well in spring training.
Tigers' roster decisions coming soon: 'It's not going to be a great week for everybody'
There's still more than a week until Opening Day, and some of the roster decisions can wait until the last minute. "There are all sorts of roster construction conversations going on," said Tigers manager A.J. The challenge of getting all the Tigers' young starting pitchers on the roster could squeeze out someone like Tyler Alexander. "I remember being sent down the last day of spring training. "It's not going to be a great week for everybody.
Julio Teheran exits early, but still seems on track for Tigers' roster spot
There's never a good time for an injury, but this would have been a particularly inopportune time for Julio Teheran. The veteran right-hander had all but clinched a spot on the Detroit Tigers' Opening Day roster and, very likely, the starting rotation after an impressive spring training. After stretching with an athletic trainer, Teheran was ready to return, but the Tigers were not going to mess around in spring training. Both before and after Monday's game, Hinch came close to confirming Teheran's spot on the roster. The Tigers must clear a 40-man roster spot, add Teheran to the roster and add his new Major League contract to the books.
Julio Teheran, Tarik Skubal making strong case for spots in Tigers' rotation
And for Julio Teheran and Tarik Skubal, this one has really mattered. They haven't clinched a spot in the Tigers' rotation just yet, but maybe it's safe to start writing their names in pencil. Teheran has allowed two earned runs on five hits in nine innings this spring, walking one and striking out 12. He needed 70 pitches to go three innings, striking out six and walking three. Skubal, a 24-year-old who made his MLB debut last summer, still hasn't allowed a run in eight innings this spring, striking out 12.
Bogaerts spring debut after shoulder woe, Tatis HR in return
On that one, we are probably on the same page."RED SOX 8, RAYS 2Garrett Richards struck out seven in four scoreless innings for Boston. ATHLETICS 5, PADRES 4Fernando Tatis Jr. led off the game with his second spring home run, a smashing return after missing six days with a non-virus bug. The 30-year-old left has pitched four scoreless innings this spring. BREWERS 8, CUBS 3 (7)Brandon Woodruff made his second start for Milwaukee, allowing five hits in two scoreless innings. BRAVES 8, TWINS 5Michael Pineda, who last pitched a full season in 2016, made his first spring start for Minnesota.
Casey Mize's stuff is sizzling, but walks are worrisome
Mize walked three in two innings of work in the Tigers' win over the Blue Jays at Joker Marchant Stadium. But my body's feeling really good, the ball is coming out really well. He's really good. He's going to be challenged, even in the spring. "Ureña was a little bit erratic with his stuff and couldn't couldn't really control his movement," Hinch said.
Indians minus Ramírez, Reyes after they break virus protocol
New York starter Jordan Montgomery gave up two hits in three scoreless innings. Brubaker allowed two hits over two scoreless innings and Chase De Jong followed with two shutout innings. MARLINS 4, METS 4Miami starter Pablo Lopez gave up a hit and a walk over three scoreless innings. German Marquez scattered three hits and a walk over three scoreless innings for Colorado. Kansas City starter Jakob Junis pitched three innings and gave up one hit, a leadoff homer to Trent Grisham.
New Tiger Julio Teheran betting on himself with minor-league deal: 'I accept the challenge'
The 30-year-old native of Colombia signed a minor-league deal with the Detroit Tigers earlier this month, betting that he could impress new manager A.J. "To be honest, we were having a conversation with a different team, trying to get a different deal, and it was a Major League deal," Teheran said. "It is a minor-league deal, but for me it's a challenge," Teheran said. I thought three weeks wasn't going to affect me. "(Hinch) didn't want to put any pressure on me, and I don't want to put any pressure on me," Teheran said.
Shaw back with Brews; Kennedy, Lamb, Teheran find new teams
With spring training in full swing, third baseman Travis Shaw returned to the Milwaukee Brewers while former All-Star third baseman Jake Lamb and pitchers Ian Kennedy and Julio Teheran found new teams. Shaw signed a minor league contract with the Brewers on Tuesday, giving them one more option for their unsettled situation at third base. The signing adds another veteran bat to an already deep competition for bench spots in spring training. AdThe 30-year-old Teheran got a minor league contract with the Detroit Tigers and will report to big league camp. Kennedy will be in major league spring training with a chance to be compete for a spot in the Rangers' bullpen.
Tigers welcome Julio Teheran as new entrant in rotation competition
The Detroit Tigers officially announced the signing of the 30-year right-handed on Tuesday. When he arrives, he'll be tossed into a crowded competition for a spot in the starting rotation. Teheran signed a minor-league that will offer a $3 million salary plus significant incentives if he makes the big-league club. "(His signing) adds to our competition and our depth...I'm looking forward to meeting him and seeing what he's all about. Teheran, a native of Cartagena, Colombia, averaged 190 innings per season from 2013-2019 but went 0-4 with a 10.05 ERA in 31 1/3 innings last season in Anaheim.
Tigers' roster projection 1.0: Who will make the cut?
LAKELAND, Fla. -- Soon the exhibition games will start and perhaps new Detroit Tigers manager A.J. Tigers outfielder Robbie Grossman warms up at the club's campus in Lakeland, Fla., on February 22, 2021. When all is said and done, Nomar Mazara may end getting as many or more at-bats than Victor Reyes, but Reyes' superior defense makes him a safer choice at this point in spring. Victor Reyes, RF8. If the Tigers go with a three-man bench, both Baddoo and Castro could miss the cut.
Detroit Tigers reportedly sign starting pitcher Julio Teheran to minor league deal
DETROIT – The Detroit Tigers have signed veteran starting pitcher Julio Teheran to a minor league deal with an invite to spring training, according to multiple reports. Teheran opted for an NRI deal with the Tigers over a guaranteed deal elsewhere because he got a base of $3M plus $1M in games started incentives. The guaranteed deal was a low base with minimal upside. Teheran is banking on his ability to make the team out of spring training and stick in the rotation. Detroit's pitchers and catchers reported to spring training in Lakeland earlier this week as they look forward to their first season under manager A.J.
Tigers add veteran starter Julio Teheran to compete for rotation spot
The Detroit Tigers have signed veteran starting pitcher Julio Teheran and invited him to spring training to compete for a spot in the rotation. Teheran worked out for teams this winter in an effort to show that he had recovered. The Tigers now have as many as a dozen potential starters vying for a spot in what could be a five- or six-man rotation. Minor league (23): LHP Ian Krol*, C Dustin Garneau*, LHP Locke St. John, LHP A.J. *invited to spring training or minicamp
Tigers looking for another starter? Here are 11 viable options.
Seattle Mariners starting pitcher Taijuan Walker throws against the Los Angeles Dodgers in a baseball game Wednesday, Aug. 19, 2020, in Seattle. Detroit Tigers pitcher Anibal Sanchez (19). Minnesota Twins pitcher Homer Bailey throws against the Detroit Tigers in the first inning of a baseball game Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2020, in Minneapolis. He endured a miserable 2020 season that coincided with a loss of velocity. Arizona Diamondbacks starting pitcher Mike Leake throws against the St. Louis Cardinals during the first inning of a baseball game, Tuesday, Sept. 24, 2019, in Phoenix.
Angels fire GM Billy Eppler after 5 straight losing seasons
ANAHEIM, Calif. – The Los Angeles Angels fired general manager Billy Eppler on Sunday after the long-struggling franchise finished its fifth consecutive losing season under his watch. But Eppler was dismissed when the Angels couldn't even make the eight-team AL playoff field this month. "Billy and I really, I thought, were great together," Maddon said after the Angels ended their season with a 5-0 loss to the Dodgers. Eppler's Angels went 332-376 (.469) under three managers with a rotating cast of supporting players around Trout and Pujols. They've endured five straight losing seasons for the first time since 1977, and their winning percentage over the past two seasons is the Halos' worst two-year run since 1992-93.
LEADING OFF: NL race down to final day — and maybe Monday
If St. Louis loses and San Francisco wins, the Cardinals would make up two games against Detroit on Monday that were postponed this season due to St. Louis' coronavirus outbreak. If the Giants and Brewers win, San Francisco needs St. Louis to lose both games against the Tigers on Monday. The 37-year-old Pence helped San Francisco to World Series championships in 2012 and 2014. A career .279 hitter, he had 244 home runs and 942 RBIs for Houston, Philadelphia, San Francisco and Texas. "He had a tremendous career, did a ton for the community in San Francisco and obviously for the San Francisco Giants," Kapler said.
Betts leaves Dodgers game after being hit by pitch
All rights reserved)LOS ANGELES – Los Angeles Dodgers star Mookie Betts left Saturday night's game after being hit by a pitch. Betts was plunked in the left hip by Angels right-hander Julio Teheran leading off the first inning at Dodger Stadium. Betts stayed in and scored the first run after being forced in with the bases loaded on a walk by Teheran. Betts leads the Dodgers in home runs (16), runs (46) and stolen bases (10). The Dodgers have won their eighth straight NL West title and clinched home-field advantage throughout the postseason.
Pujols hits homer No. 660 as Angels rally to beat Rox 5-3
Trailing 3-2, the 40-year-old Pujols lined a fastball from Carlos Estevez (1-3) into the empty seats in left-center for his 660th homer. Pujols now trails only Barry Bonds (762), Hank Aaron (755), Babe Ruth (714) and Alex Rodriguez (696) on the career home run list. It was a crazy day at the plate for the Angels, who had more walks (10) than hits (six). The Angels took two of three from Rockies and wrapped up a six-game trip with a 3-3 mark. If you're good, you're young and you're not hurt, you'll work through it.
Valdez fans career-high 11 as Astros beat Angels 11-4
Houston Astros starting pitcher Framber Valdez (59) throws against the Los Angeles Angels during the first inning of a baseball game Monday, Aug. 24, 2020, in Houston. (AP Photo/Michael Wyke)HOUSTON Framber Valdez struck out a career-high 11 in seven strong innings and Carlos Correa drove in three runs as the Houston Astros snapped a three-game skid with an 11-4 win over the Los Angeles Angels on Monday night. Angels star Albert Pujols passed Alex Rodriguez on the career RBIs list with a single for his 2,087th run batted in. An RBI single by Josh Reddick with one out in the inning made it 2-0. The Angels cut the lead to 2-1 on an RBI single by Fletcher in the third.
LEADING OFF: Brewers eye 3rd straight win vs rival Cubs
Cubs ace Jon Lester @-0, 1.06 ERA) will try to end the short skid in the finale against Milwaukees Josh Lindblom (1-0, 5.68). The team opted to place the 22-year-old on the injured list retroactive to last Tuesday, meaning he won't be eligible to return before Friday. The ace landed on the 10-day injured list with carpal tunnel neuritis on his right (pitching) hand. This is his first trip to the injured list since 2018. Brady Singer starts for the Royals in the series finale.
Trout homers twice, helps Angels rally to 10-9 win over A's
Trout's solo drive off Yusmeiro Petit (1-1) in the eighth helped the Angels stop a three-game skid. It was the 20th multi-homer game of Trout's career, which tied Tim Salmon and Vladimir Guerrero for the franchise record. Los Angeles trailed 9-4 in the fourth when Trout began the rally with a two-run drive into the Angels' bullpen in left field. Chapman gave Oakland a 5-3 lead an inning later with a two-run drive to center for the fifth multi-homer game of his career. He will be opposed by right-hander Dylan Bundy (2-1, 2.08), who threw the Angels' first complete game since 2018 last Wednesday at Seattle.
4-base error on ball over fence helps Rangers top Angels 7-3
(AP Photo/Ray Carlin)ARLINGTON, Texas Los Angeles Angels right fielder Jo Adell was charged with a rare four-base error when a fly ball from Texas' Nick Solak popped out of the rookie's glove and flew the few remaining feet over the fence in the Rangers' 7-3 win Sunday. Elias said it wasn't aware of any precedent for a four-base error on a ball that went over the fence. Isiah Kiner-Falefa put the Rangers in front in the third with a two-out double that scored Rob Refsnyder from first. He is 1-0 with a 2.92 ERA in two starts against the A's, both during his nine seasons with Atlanta. Rangers: RHP Kyle Gibson (0-1, 2.45 ERA) starts the opener of a three-game home series against Seattle.


What I am trying to do is move the tool after cutting to a position on the table say to the rear out of the way for easier loading and unloading the table. The code generated in Vcarve moves the tool back to the original home position. I am not sure if I change that in Mach or in Vcarve and then HOW? The best would be if I can pick a position on the table say at 0,48 to the far right rear of the table then once reloaded move back to 0,0 and I am ready to go again.
If you want it to always go to the same place after cutting, then Imo, the best way to do it is to add the move top your post processor.
You could also set your home position to there as well, but then the machine will always move there before it starts cutting. But you can also edit that out of the post processor as well.
With my 2010 Screenset, I have a Park Position macro, which sends the machine to the Park Position specified in the screenset. I add the macro to the vectric post processor, so the machine always goes to the park position after cutting. The nice thing about this method is that BY changinge the park position in the screenset, I can have the same g-code program finish in different positions without altering the g-code.
Like many things with Mach3 and CNC, there are many different ways to achieve what you want.
The best way to do this is to be able to RefHome your machine at startup. This allows the machine to KNOW exactly where it is at any time.
Set Setup a Park Position as Gerry suggested. Then use the G28 to reference your Park position. At the end of your Postcode add in a G28 before the M30 call. Then the machine at the end of the cut will automatically GOTO the Park position. That way IF you want to change your park position you only have to change the G28 location and NOT have to redo the post code each time.
Thank you, I understand and I like the approach. One G code different park position with one easy change.


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Review: 'Ocean's Twelve'
You think we need one more? You think we need one more. Well, THEY think you need one more.
Ocean's Eleven (the jury is still out on whoever decided to call it that) is in trouble. Following their successful heist in Las Vegas, someone has secretly ratted them out to Terry Benedict (Andy Garcia), the man who's casinos they robbed. Strangely, Mr. Benedict doesn't take his revenge as feared and instead gives the bandits two weeks to return the stolen money… plus interest. Too hot to pull any jobs large enough in the United States, the criminals move overseas, but there's still the question of who gave them away and why.
Fans of the first film should enjoy this one, although the writers and directors decided to go in a slightly different direction with the film. Whereas the deck was stacked against Andy Garcia's casino owner last time, this time the chips are down for Ocean's thieves, and the danger seems both very real and very likely that our heroes will either be killed by Benedict for default or go to jail to be killed by Benedict inside. So, who's really the twelfth? Who wins? What are they stealing? Does it even matter?
The remake of Ocean's Eleven was an amazing (if implausible) success, so why not a sequel? To even get a cast of well-known or sought after actors and actress this large together once was a major evolution, and director Steven Soderbergh managed to do it again. Is it better? Was it necessary? Aren't these guys and gals just enjoying themselves on our dime and calling it a movie? Sure they are, but it works again. These thieves are the coolest of the cool and they know they're being watched up there.
The intricacies of the plot are details not to be given away for those purists who like to keep their mysteries mysterious. For everyone else, it's all the same people playing the same parts with Catherine Zeta-Jones added as a love interest for Brad Pitt plus the inclusion of Vincent Cassel as a rival thief with something to prove to Mr. Ocean. The one thing that HAS changed is the viewer's point of view; thanks to clever point-of-view and steady-cam shots, the audience is drawn in to feel like THEY are the twelfth member, suffering in defeat and celebrating in triumph right along with Hollywood's elite (and what film fan wouldn't want to party the night away with these people, right?)
(a three skull recommendation out of four)
Previous Review: 'Finding Neverland'
Next Review: 'The Aviator'


A passion for short film and a desire to support film makers has inspired the Fleurieu Film Festival, which was launched in 2016.
Director Alison Alcock stated she had wanted to have a night of film wine and entertainment with a few awards presented for the production crew at our local restaurant that had an amazing botanic garden attached to it.
In 2016, film makers were asked to submit short films of under ten minutes duration to reflect the 2016 theme – Landscapes.
As word got out and ticket sales grew, we had to change venues twice to accommodate the masses. Two weeks before our inaugural film festival we moved to Penny's Hill winery who naturally, due to their own incredible contribution to the arts film and photography, embraced us. And once again the Fleurieu delivered a flagship event with all the passion and style you'd expect.
The 2017 Festival was opened by the Minister for Tourism, the Hon Leon Bignell and with a stirring speech by Andrew Bovell, acclaimed Australian writer.
In 2018 Festival was again held at Serafino Winery and opened by the Major of Onkaparinga Council, Lorraine Rosenberg and an inspirational speech by the acclaimed Australian actress, Eugenia Fragos. The event was a sell out success.
'A feast for the senses, under the stars'.


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ITINERARY GUIDE
Jakarta KRL Brown Commuter Line Guide
(Duri – Tangerang)
Everything you need to know about using the Duri-Tangerang Commuter Line in Jakarta: The complete guide.
The Brown Commuter Line in Jakarta is also known as the Duri – Tangerang or Tangerang – Duri Line depending on who you talk to in Jakarta. It connects Duri Station which is located in West Jakarta to Tangerang Station which is located in Tangerang City, Banten.
KRL Brown Line Summary
Like the other lines making up the commuter network in Jakarta, the Brown Line is operated and managed by KA Commuter Jabodetabek.
Although the Brown Commuter Line in Jakarta receives its fair share of passengers it isn't quite as busy as some of the other lines such as the Red and Yellow Line in the city. When you ride the Brown Line, especially during the morning and late afternoon to early evening, expect lots of passengers.
Due to the heavy traffic congestion from Tangerang to the city center, the Brown Line offers locals working in Jakarta with the opportunity to bypass traffic on the way to/from work. Therefore, be prepared for jam-packed trains throughout the week. In the morning the trains will be the busiest traveling west to east from Tangerang to Duri. In the evening, it will be busier east to west from Duri to Tangerang.
The best day for traveling on the Brown (Duri – Tangerang) Line is on Sunday. This is mainly because most locals are not working. Saturday, by comparison, is the next best day for using the commuter system throughout Jakarta.
The Soekarno-Hatta Airport Railink also travels on the pre-existing Brown Line track to Jakarta's International Airport. Conveniently, Duri Station is one of the stops for the Railink. Therefore, it's possible to get a train to the airport from the station as well.
It is possible to transfer between the KRL Commuter System and the Airport Train System at Duri Station. Here, both trains are at Duri Station.
Many of Jakarta's most popular hotels, attractions and museums are not located along the Brown Commuter Line. Therefore, the Brown Line doesn't cater to as many tourists as the Yellow and Red Lines. They service trains south to Bogor which is a popular weekend destination for Jakartans.
If you are traveling from Jakarta towards Tangerang then the most interesting station to get out at is probably Tangerang Station. This is the terminal station on the Brown Line. There are some interesting markets and museums within walking distance of the station.
Transfer Station Information for the Brown (Duri – Tangerang) Commuter Line in Jakarta
The Brown Line in Jakarta is neither the shortest or the longest in the system. It only consists of one station that allows passengers to transfer to another commuter line – Duri Station.
Duri Commuter Station – Transfer to the Yellow Commuter Line
Duri Station is the first station and the closest station on the Brown Line relative to central Jakarta. It is an important transfer station for a few different reasons. First of all, you can transfer to the Yellow Line at Duri Station. The Yellow Line (also known as the 'loop line' is one of the busiest, if not the busiest line in the entire network.
Passengers transferring trains at Stasiun Duri in Jakarta.
If you transfer at Duri to the Yellow Line you can access important stations such as Tanah Abang, Manggarai, Bogor and Depok. Tanah Abang is the next station south of Duri on the Yellow Line. It's famous for the best selection and cheapest prices for Batik in Jakarta. Tanah Abang Market (Pasar Tanah Abang) is definitely a place to check out while in Jakarta.
Duri Station is also important because you can also transfer to the Soekarno-Hatta Airport Railink from there.
This is a relatively new service that connects passengers at the airport to central Jakarta and vice versa. This is a real practical option when you either land or want to go to the airport during peak times when road congestion is heavy.
It is possible to change between the KRL Commuter and Airport Railink at Stasiun Duri.
Batu Ceper Station is also a stop on the Airport Railink. This is the first station that the train from the airport stops at en route to central Jakarta. In case you are wondering, the Airport Railink utilizes some of the pre-existing rail track from the Brown Commuter Line. This helps to explain why you can transfer between the Railink and Commuter at these stations.
Stations on Jakarta's Brown Commuter Line and Related Accommodation Information
The Brown (Tangerang – Duri) Commuter Line consists of a total of 11 functional stations. This line spans a total distance of just under 20 km – 19.297 km to be exact. Similar to the other commuter lines, all eleven stations on the Brown Line are built above ground. The MRT is the only system in Jakarta with some stations built underground.
The distance between each station on the Brown Line ranges between 1-2.5 km. Therefore, you can expect it to take a similar amount of time to travel between most stations along the line.
The table that is provided below summarizes all the stations making up Jakarta's Brown (Duri – Tangerang) Commuter Line. The table is organized in with Duri Station listed first and Tangerang Station listed last. Therefore, as you move down the table you are moving from West Jakarta to Tangerang, Banten (from East to West).
Staying close to these stations is important if you want to efficiently get from one place to the next while in Jakarta. The three closest accommodation choices relative to each station are included in the table to give you an idea of practical options while in the city.
The table also summarized the approximate travel time between each station and each individual property. This should help you to find rooms that are convenient.
Additional KRL Commuter Lines in Jakarta
The Brown (Duri – Tangerang) Commuter Line may not offer visitors the best access to Jakarta's markets, museums, malls, parks and attractions. But remember there are five other commuter lines in and around Jakarta. Using the links below you can access all the lines in the system. Supporting accommodation information is provided about each line in the system as well for your convenience:
Brown: Tangerang – Duri
Blue: Jakarta Kota – Cikarang
Yellow: Bogor – Jatinegara
Red: Bogor – Jakarta Kota
Green: Rangkasbitung – Tanah Abang
Pink: Tanjung Priok – Jakarta Kota
Additional Transportation Information for Jakarta
The commuter network in Jakarta is also integrated with other transport systems throughout the city at specific stations. You can use this Jakarta Transportation Guide to find out additional information about each form of public transportation in Jakarta including the MRT.
If you are flying to/from Jakarta or want additional information about getting to/from the airport refer to the Jakarta Airport Guide.
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I have gotten this to work with other sites so I don't know what is going wrong. The site has been updated to the latest WordPress and S2Member Pro.
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So I tried the hack found in that post and it worked. Thank you. Too bad there is not an easier way though. I had test settings in there originally and then once my client started their own Amazon S3 account I tried to change to theirs. It really shouldn't be that hard to change – adding a hack? How about a Reset or Clear button?
Yes, it'd be good to have a button for that. I'll add it to the feature requests list. Thanks!