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Enthernet Switch
POE Switch
POE Switch
The Introduction of PoE(Power over Enthernet) Switch
The importance of PoE ( Power over Enthernet) switches is growing. With the rapid development of information and communication industry, the significance of the Internet of Things in the new round of industrial transformation has become more prominent. The development of cloud computing, big data and artificial intelligence is also driving the advent of the "Internet of Everything. In this context, the position of POE switches has also increased.
High Quality 8 Ports Gigabit CCTV Network Ethernet PoE Switch 48V 10/100 1000M
PoE( Power over Enthernet) switch is an Ethernet switch that supports power supply through a network cable, also known as a power supply switch. It is mostly used in network HD monitoring and wireless coverage, or in the field of intercom doorbells. Specifically, it can put power into the network cable, and transmit power to the other end of the device that needs power supply through the network cable, so that no additional power wiring is needed, which is very convenient and saves trouble.
POE switches are different from ordinary switches. A POE switch is not only able to provide the transmission functions the same as that of ordinary switches, but also to provide power to the other end of the network cable. For example, there is a digital surveillance camera (requires power supply to work properly) which is not connected to the power supply, but is connected to the ordinary switch through a network cable. In this case, the camera does not work. If the camera is not connected to the power supply, but its transmission network cable is connected to the POE switch, the camera will work normally.
The network monitoring project is different from the general network integrated wiring. The data transmission volume is very large, the power is high, and it requires uninterrupted work around the clock. The use of quality-guaranteed POE equipment and wires guarantees the stability of the entire system. From a technical perspective, the technology of POE switches has developed for many years and is currently in a very mature stage.
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Fiber Optic Cable
FTTH Drop Fiber Optic Cable
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I've been wanting to find a square frame that I can use for projects just like this one, that I can change out whatever is in it for all the different holidays. I found this 5"x5" one at a thrift store for $.75.
Eventually, I plan to spray paint it white, but the tacky gold trim actually works for St. Patrick's Day.
The Glitter Shamrock stickers, I got at JoAnne's in the Dollar Bins. You know, the bins that are by the check-out?
Then I picked out three different green papers from my paper scrap supply, and cut them into equal squares.
Don't you love the Gorgeous Ceramic Shamrock? I got that also at JoAnne's. It was 50% off, so it was only $3.50.
So, I now have a little touch of "The Luck of the Irish".
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Welcome to Watch List, where we identify five things on TV to watch while you stay at home and finish writing your memoirs. No one will see that chapter about your affair with Richard Burton coming. LET'S GO!
GOD IN AMERICA – 9:00PM (PBS) Tonight PBS unveils part one of a massive six-hour documentary about the history of religion in America, no doubt as a companion piece to Glee's "Grilled Cheesus" episode last week. After you watch it, surely you'll have a new and open attitude toward people of different creeds and how the interaction between free religions in this country is what makes America such a great nation. Oh, who am I kidding? You're gonna watch to see if PBS favors one religion over another, and then write an angry letter to the Chubb group, urging them to pull their support for public broadcasting. I know how this works. Part One focuses on the 17th to 19th centuries, including a look at Anne Hutchinson, a Puritan woman who rebelled against church leadership when she claimed God spoke to her. Also, she wore anklets. Very racy. ANTICIPATION: JESUSY!
HOUSE – 8:00PM (FOX) House treats a patient who can't stop vomiting. And the obvious cure for such a disorder is to stop drinking Southern Comfort. Seriously, people. Knock it off. It's whiskey and syrup. It's gross. ANTICIPATION: BARFY!
VIKINGS/JETS – 8:30PM (ESPN) One of the biggest Monday Night games ever pits Brett Favre, fresh off of accusations of sending lewd text messages to a former Jets employee, facing off against those same Jets for the first time since leaving the team in 2008. Also on hand will be former Patriot Randy Moss, who rejoins Minnesota after wearing out his welcome with Tom Brady. Will these two embattled stars come together to deliver the Vikings their first title, or will they crash and burn so spectacularly that the results can be seen from neighboring galaxies? Best to bet on the latter. ANTICIPATION: GUNSLINGING!
DANCING WITH THE STARS – 8:00PM (ABC) All the music tonight will be acoustic. I think you know what that means: Spanish guitar! The music of choice for people drinking white wine on a veranda! ANTICIPATION: AY AY AY!
REVIVING OPHELIA – 9:00PM (Lifetime) Two sisters raise teenage daughters in this Lifetime TV movie weepie. If you guessed that one of the daughters is trapped in an abusive relationship, you know your Lifetime all too well. ANTICIPATION: TYLER PERRYISH!
Monday Watch List: Vomit! Favre! God!
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The entire world is excited about the release of the big screen adaptation of "The Hunger Games". Literally everyone in the world. Walk outside and just ask a random person. They'll wet themselves and run away giggling they're so excited. Seriously. Well prepare to get even moister because Lionsgate has announced that pre-sale tickets will go on sale Wednesday February 22nd at MovieTickets and Fandango, almost a month ahead of it's current March 23rd pre-sale date. I'm not going to tell you the actual release date because you got that tattooed on your forehead months ago and I would just feel like a jerk spoiling that for you.
If you've been chomping at the bit to see "Hansel And Gretel: Witch Hunters" then I got some bad news for you. The fairy tale witch hunk action romp's release date has been pushed back almost a year, from March 2, 2012 all the way to January 11, 2013. Apparently the push is happening because Paramount is surprised at the success of "Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol" and "The Devil Inside" and is now trying to spread out their earnings a bit more. Because if there's one thing you don't want to do, it's earn too much money.
David Auburn has been tapped by Warner Brothers to write the big screen adaption of "A Discovery of Witches". The story follows a witch and vampire who find themselves trying to prevent a war between the two species. I'm not going to lie this sounds like the worst book and movie ever imagined and the thought of having to watch it for the podcast makes me a little ill. So ill that I need to be out that week. Please update your calendars accordingly.
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Google hit $800 a share for the first time in its history today.
The stock has been on a tear this year, soaring 13 percent year to date. (Apple, meanwhile, is down 14 percent year to date.)
What's driving Google? It seems like there is unbridled optimism about its long-term future, as well as more confidence in the near-term.
Google's search business, which seemed potentially vulnerable for years has taken the best shots of Microsoft, mobile, the U.S. government, and now Facebook, and it's as strong as ever.
Google owns the lucrative search market and there appears to be nothing on the horizon to disrupt it.
Then, there's the Google's ancillary businesses, which, while they're not as a lucrative are equally dominant. YouTube is the leader in web video. Android is the global market share leader in smartphones.
On the very distant horizon, Google's early efforts in self-driving cars, and Google Glass, seem like radical innovations that could pay off.
The person leading Google now, Larry Page, has proven that he knows what he's doing. For a while Wall Street didn't know what Page was going to do. Instead of being a crazy man who burns money on moon shots, he's re-organized Google to be more focused.
His moon shots still exist but they've been targeted to things like self-driving cars, Google Fiber, and buying Motorola. These could make investors nervous, but Page has been relatively disciplined in his approach to each of these moon shots.
The bottom line on Google: There is no company in a better position to capture what's next in technology.
Tim Cook recently said that Apple's secret sauce was skills in software, services, and hardware. The problem for Apple is that its software is getting a little long in the tooth, and its services aren't great.
Google's software is getting sharper, and more responsive. Its services are excellent. While it doesn't have much hardware experience, it's doing all it can to change that.
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I've had a bit of a scour looking for torso's that would fit in with with the Forestmen (1, 2, 3, 4) faction. Aside from the Dark Forest ones (5, 6, 7) and the CMF Forestmen fig, I'm not sure that I've found much else.
Do others use any others?
AK_Brickster wrote:Leprechaun seems like a stretch, lol
"Steal from the rich, give to the poor" Maybe one Forestman skipped the giving to the poor part when he obtained some Nobleman's clothes.OverLoad wrote:AK_Brickster wrote:Leprechaun seems like a stretch, lol
Eh, maybe not. A forestman noble perhaps? Although that idea itself is a bit of a stretch.
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Cranes Pond Community Earns Groundbreaking Audubon Sanctuary Certification
Southwest Michigan community earns first Silver Signature Certification for residential development.
Richland, Michigan – 11/12/07 – Cranes Pond, a golf course community development in Southwest Michigan, today announces their official certification by Audubon International as a Silver Signature Sanctuary. Cranes Pond is the first residential community to receive the prestigious Audubon Silver certification. The Audubon Signature programs provide environmental guidance and planning for new developments, helping developers create environmentally sustainable projects throughout the world.
Cranes Pond is a 250-acre, open space development located in the beautiful lake region of Southwest Michigan. A full 140 acres of the project (56%) are designated as open space, leaving plenty of natural space for residents and wildlife, alike. A 54-acre spring-fed lake stands as the centerpiece of the community and the focus of the Audubon Signature Sanctuary program.
Considerable and careful planning was done prior to design to assure the environmental qualities of the lake and surrounding land were not destroyed by construction of roads and houses. An extensive habitat and biological survey of the property was also maintained for an entire year as part of the design process. This glacial lake provides a pristine habitat for species like Northern Pike, Bass, Bluegills, perch and crappy. It's also a favorite landing place for several Trumpeter Swans. In all, Audubon documented 333 plant species, 93 bird species, 18 mammals, 16 dragonflies and 25 species of butterfly.
Cranes Pond will ultimately consist of three phases, each with 30-50 homesites. The first phase, which was awarded the Audubon certification, features just 36 homesites and a collection of beautiful Adirondack-style homes that capture the essence of the natural setting. Community amenities include hike and bike trails, community piers and barbeque areas. Among the nearby attractions, Gull Lake View Golf Club & Resort features five award-winning golf courses just minutes from the community. Residents at Cranes Pond can enjoy the benefits of secluded nature and a world-class Michigan golf course right in their own backyard.
"We're thrilled to be the very first residential development to receive Audubon's prestigious Silver Signature Sanctuary certification," said Jack Kosin, Director of Sales & Marketing at Cranes Pond. "We are firmly committed to protecting and enhancing this rare habitat, and their guidance has been essential in maintaining that goal. We look forward to a long and successful relationship with Audubon International."
About Cranes Pond
Cranes Pond is a 250-acre open space community designed around a pristine, 54-acre glacial lake. With beautiful Adirondack-style homes and exciting community amenities, residents can reconnect with family and nature in a peaceful setting. Just minutes from all five award-winning courses at Gull Lake View Golf Course & Resort, Cranes Pond is conveniently located just 2 hours from Detroit & Toledo, 2 1⁄2 hours from Chicago & Canada, and an hour from Grand Rapids, Lansing and Fort Wayne.
For more information, contact:
Jack Kosin
Director of Sales & Marketing
About Audubon International
Audubon International is a not-for-profit environmental education organization dedicated to educating, assisting and inspiring millions of people from all walks of life to protect and sustain the land, water, wildlife and natural resources around them. By helping people make sound environmental decisions and actions, and building from individual to organizational, and eventually, community-wide involvement, Audubon International seeks to foster more sustainable human and natural communities. The Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary Programs were created to provide information and guidance to help people preserve and enhance wildlife habitat, and protect natural resources where they live, work and play. Currently, Audubon International has program members throughout the United States, and in over two-dozen countries.
For more information, contact Audubon International, 46 Rarick Rd., Selkirk, NY, USA (518) 767-9051, visit www.auduboninternational.org.


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You have completed the tour of your facility with a prospective member, and now it's time to explain the membership costs and ask for a commitment — and money. So you invite the prospect to join you in a more private area of the club set aside to discuss these details. When you ask for that sale, the answer you get may have as much to do with the environment and design of that sales area as it has to do with your tour, club offerings and pitch.
Can this space really have such an impact? Won't the club and its programs "sell" the membership? When people make a decision to purchase something, it is often an emotional decision rather than an objective one. They will feel an emotion about what they are being asked to purchase. So, when it's time for the prospect to make that decision about joining your club, don't you want what they are looking at to give them a warm and welcoming feeling rather than a cold and trapped feeling?
If your sales area looks like the following, it will lower your chances of a sale:
The area is dirty. Walls are scuffed, the floor is worn and the furniture is old and scratched. As an owner, you may not see these issues because you are used to them, but these items speak loudly to someone new.
The area is cluttered. Stuff is everywhere, papers are pinned to the wall, junk is on the desk and floor, and the back of a computer and wires are facing the guest.
The area is closed in. Bringing people into an office with no windows and then closing the door is not a good idea. It is clearly old school and intimidating.
The area has no aesthetics. The furniture doesn't match, a meaningless or intimidating picture of an overly fit person hangs on the wall, and a half-dead plant sits on the desk.
The designated sales area is one of the first things people see when entering the club.
Instead, you want your club's environment to inspire individuals to want to be at your club. To do so, your sales area should be more like the following:
The area should be spotless. Clean these areas daily.
The area should be uncluttered. The sales area should include only the essential items you need to get the job done. Everything should have its place with storage units for everything.
The sales desk should be round so that everyone sits together around the desk rather than the salesperson sitting on one side and the guests on the other with a barrier between them.
The area should have a view. Consider a three-sided sales office, which has one open wall that looks out to an area of the club where the potential member can see something pleasant and exciting. Another option is to have an office but with full-length windows on one or more walls, making sure that whatever is visible is positive.
To make your area a powerful closing tool, do the following:
Get contemporary, matching furniture. Make sure the flooring is up to date — carpet, tile or stained concrete.
Hang motivational pictures of the outdoors or a lifestyle activity. The standard motivational picture with something about success or leadership is outdated. Try some beautiful wall art.
Locate the sales area near a point of excitement off your lobby. The newly renovated Weymouth Club in Weymouth, MA, added a water wall surrounded by natural stone to its lobby. This sits right outside the three glassed-wall sales offices. People sitting in these offices see and hear a beautiful wall of water. Beautiful pictures of natural scenes hang on the wall, and people sit in clean, upscale furniture. Green bamboo plants sit on the desk.
Use bright, energetic colors in the area, but not too bright, as that can be overwhelming.
Use a stimulating wall covering for one or more walls.
Sales are such an important aspect of the club industry. Why sell someone on your club during a tour, only to have them sit in a less-than-motivating space for the close? Make the last stop be one of the most inspiring experiences a guest has to increase the chances of a sale.
Bruce Carter is the president of Optimal Fitness Design Systems International, a club design firm that has created about $650 million worth of clubs in 45 states and 26 countries.


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Duqe, on Mar 22 2017 - 04:56, said:
See you back in a couple of weeks.
When a new patch is out to fix it?
^...Thanks Dude...
Actually, I've just returned recently from an extended fishing/summer vacation, and I'm excited about playing and getting back in the saddle again.
I've noticed a few major changes with the game already, however. Apparently, we are now down to only one server...? The 'central server'. When did that happen..? So, they dropped the east and west servers...why...?
Edited by Pantelija_SRB, Dec 04 2017 - 01:48.
Iron_Soul_Stealer, on Mar 21 2017 - 18:53, said:
Honestly, I don't expect to win every battle, but I certainly don't like to lose every battle either...especially when I'm simply trying to grind and win my x2 for the day. So, I see nothing wrong with a 50/50 outcome, more or less.
On that note...
*I sincerely hope that Wargaming does not forget to put FUN as the #1 priority for its player base. And I don't claim to know much about their proprietary matchmaker, but I do know that ridiculously long losing streaks are NOT fun. So if they can somehow figure out how to fix that issue and balance the matches a bit better to avoid those long and dreadful losing steaks that would be even better. Because nobody likes long losing streaks...especially when we are trying our hardest to win our x2 for the day, while grinding a tank.
Touche, but WG needs to put them pennies ahead of anything else if they want to stay in business (or so their market research seems to say..)
I definitely agree with you about the losing streak thing, but it seems to be a bit strange for me lately. My stats on my Lorraine artillery are super high because I'm always able to put out above 1k damage on it but until recently by winrate was like 38%. But, recently, my winrate has soared upwards and now I seem to be on the stomproll teams a lot.
Edited by Zehroflcopter, Dec 06 2017 - 16:59.
Yea I just got a 5 game losing streak and lost my 70% WR on my emil, it's 60% now. I don't think I was useful in 2 of those games but at least one of those 5 games was winnable. Maybe I should have fallen back. That's probably what I should have done.
I don't think my team is to blame for me losing 5 games in a row, I had to of messed up somewhere.
Iron_Soul_Stealer, on Apr 26 2017 - 20:22, said:
Just getting up in the morning and starting my wonderful day... I consider that a win...
Makes you a winner in my book.
Got my first senior discount at Whataburger while visiting my Dad, a free glass of Iced Tea. With my advancing arthritis, I'm starting to empathize more with others limitations although I'm still not ready to concede my own.
LpBronco, on Dec 09 2017 - 08:16, said:
Makes you a winner in my book.
Got my first senior discount at Whataburger while visiting my Dad, a free glass of Iced Tea. With my advancing arthritis, I'm starting to empathize more with others limitations although I'm still not ready to concede my own.
Thanks Dude...
Sorry to hear about your arthritis, mine gets really bad this time of year, too. Just hang in there, and do what you can. And never give up!
On that note....
I've been coming to terms with my physical limitations for a while now, but I'm not letting it define me. I know that with my failing/aging eyesight, poor dexterity, and increasingly slow reflexes, my gaming {among many other things...} is only going to get worse as time goes by, but again, that still doesn't keep me from trying once in a while.
*Oh, and I had a huge milestone the other day. I finally made it to 3000 battles, Yeah!
~Cheers, and have a great new year.
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*I'm starting to get concerned that my mediocre PC might not be able to run this new encore engine, even at the lowest settings. Anyone else having these same concerns...?
Anyway, I'm off to run that encore engine graphics test, and I will be back with my results. I hope it works...
Oh, one more thing....
*Is anyone else out there having problems with private messages/content disappearing in their garage..? My contacts list finally seems to be working better, however, my private messages now have a shelf life about as long as Moscovium, before they vanish into the cyber universe and disappear forever.
I'm not even sure if my contacts are even receiving any of my messages, because whenever I try to send a garage message to ask them if they are getting my messages, I get no response. And then, the next time I log in, the content within my message box disappears from my garage. And I'm not deleting anything, so I guess they aren't getting my messages.
Anyone know what is going on here..?
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Say hello to the iWallet! Now wait--this isn't a blog post about Apple's entry into mobile payment systems; instead it's something a little more homemade. Instructables user David Moss (AKA ElementSpirits) took his old busted iPod and transformed it into a usable wallet--complete with a peek-through window where the LCD screen once was.
In order to get started on the do-it-yourself project you will need a small selection of materials, including some hinges, epoxy, and WD40. The usual assortment of tools--such as pliers, scissors, and screwdrivers--is also a must. With these in hand, it's just a case of following the steps (mainly just ripping out the tech and hinging the case).
David was sure to add a little disclaimer to his guide, encouring owners to ensure that their "iPod is unable to be fixed by Apple," adding that owners should be certain that they are "ok with completely destroying" their music players.
The finished product can hold agood amount of cash and cards, and it fits in the pocket quite nicely (it is an iPod, after all). What have you done with your old tech? Share in the comments. And check out David's step-by-step instructions if you want to reuse that old iPod stting in your desk drawer.
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Enclosed by South Africa on all sides, but separated from it by
the huge Drakensberg and Maluti mountain ranges, the mountainous
kingdom of Lesotho is small and rounded in shape, situated on a
plateau of over 3,281ft (1,000m) with peaks reaching to heights of
more than 10,000ft (3,000m). Sani Pass is a breathtaking
entry-point into Lesotho from South Africa's Drakensberg National
Park and is the gateway to the 'Roof of Africa' scenic route,
linking the magnificent scenery of the two mountain ranges.
Popularly described as the 'Kingdom in the Sky', the lofty
highlands are characterised by majestic mountain scenery, crisp
mountain air and the simple serenity of the traditional lifestyles
of its people. Pony trekking is one of the finest ways to
experience the Lesotho highlands, with time spent in remote Basotho
villages scattered among the grassy hills, where waterfalls
saturate the surrounding rocks with rainbow-coloured mist and
crystal clear streams criss-cross the landscape. The region is also
perfect for those who prefer to test the sure-footedness of their
own two feet, with miles of solitary scenery to appreciate, an
abundance of trout in the rivers and dams and the assurance of a
warm and friendly welcome in the rugged mountain hamlets. The
central highlands is home to the highest waterfall in southern
Africa, the Maletsunyane Falls near Semonkong (meaning 'Place of
Smoke'), which thunders from a height of 624ft (192m) and is at its
most spectacular during the summer rainy season.
From the heights of the Maluti Mountains, the land descends to
the western lowlands where all the major towns are to be found and
where two thirds of the population live. Maseru, the capital, is a
fascinating city of contrasting modern and traditional lifestyles.
Blanket-clad horsemen sidestep the traffic jams on their way to
market, and woven handicrafts are displayed on the busy pavements
outside new glass buildings filled with self-important office
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Diane Firstman searches for a real-life "Casey at the Bat" ending to a baseball game ... and finds one - in May 1984!
Long-time Philadelphia Daily News sportswriter Bill Conlin resigns amid multiple allegations of child molestation.
Peter J. Nash continues his Hauls of Shame investigation into fraudulent Babe Ruth signatures.
The 2011 Red Sox did not hit well with the bases loaded.
An interview with Justin Masterson, who may or may not have a date with Botticelli's niece.
Mike Fast has an in-depth look at the value of the hit-and-run, which Earl Weaver once called "the worst play in baseball". (h/t to Friend of JoS Matthew Kory at Over the Monster).


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I didn't realize it's been about 9 months since I last posted here! I suppose that's mostly due to the fact that that's the last time I actually made something, for myself or to sell. I had a failed attempt at crocheting a baby blanket (well, more like I ran out of time…it's still, sitting half done in a bag with the rest of my yarn). I had a semi-failed attempt at making recipe cards (burned screens to screen-print, but rushed it and 99% of them came out blurry). Sadly, making things has been low on the totem-pole of daily "to-dos" for me, and looks to continue to be that way for the time being.
I was supposed to be finished with my thesis in February, but pushed it back to May. Unfortunately, I didn't finish in time for that date, and had to push it back, again, to October. Fingers crossed and knocking on wood that it's done by then. No. Scratch that. That it's done by August. I really am so over it, and have no desire to deal with it anymore.
Currently, I've been posting things over at My Internet Boyfriend. Take a look. A girl can dream, right?


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Concession clears way for NYC mayoral election
NEW YORK (AP) -- The runner-up in New York City's Democratic mayoral primary ended his campaign Monday, clearing the way for a general election that will pit the two major-party opponents with vastly different visions of how the city should move forward after 12 years of Michael Bloomberg as mayor.
Democratic front-runner Bill de Blasio will face Republican nominee Joe Lhota now that the second-place finisher in the Democratic primary, Bill Thompson, has withdrawn. Thompson's decision eliminated a potential Oct. 1 runoff against de Blasio. That possibility had loomed as a significant distraction for Democrats, who are desperate to elect their first mayor since 1989 and were fearful that intra-party strife could provide a gift to Lhota and independent candidates.
"Bill de Blasio and I want to move the city forward," Thompson said at City Hall news conference Monday morning. "This is bigger than any one of us."
De Blasio has run an unabashedly liberal campaign, calling for a tax hike on the city's wealthiest neighborhoods to pay for universal pre-kindergarten and reforms to police tactics and demanding greater income equality to "put an end to the tale of two cities."
He also placed his interracial family at the center of his campaign. An ad narrated by his 15-year-old son helped fuel his rise from fourth to first in the primary's final month. He also received a boost in the campaign's final days when, in an interview, Bloomberg labeled de Blasio's campaign as "racist" and "class warfare," criticisms that galvanized de Blasio supporters.
Bloomberg, who declined to endorse in the race, refused to answer questions about his comments Monday during his first news conference since the remarks were published.
Lhota, who served as the head the city's transit agency and was a one-time deputy mayor to Rudy Giuliani, has vowed to continue many of Bloomberg's policies.
Lhota is an ardent defender of the police department's use of stop-and-frisk, a policy that allows officer to stop people deemed acting suspiciously, saying it helped drive down crime. But a federal judge ruled that it discriminates against minorities and ordered a monitor to oversee changes to the policy.
Though Democrats outnumber Republicans 6-to-1 among registered voters, the GOP's unlikely mayoral winning streak could continue if Lhota "runs as a manager," according to Kellyanne Conway, a Washington-based pollster who has done polls the race.
"Managers tend to do pretty well in New York City," said Conway, who is not affiliated with any candidate. "He's literally the guy who can keep trains running on time and keep taxes low, and that has appeal to people."
Lhota has mocked de Blasio's plan to raise taxes, saying it would never pass the state legislature. He has suggested funding pre-kindergarten by cutting other government expenses.
"Bill de Blasio's change is radical," Lhota said at a news conference. "My change is practical. It's straightforward. It's to be able to build upon what we have done, not tear down what has happened."
He also took issue with de Blasio's campaign theme and showed no reluctance to use one of Bloomberg's inflammatory phrases.
"The 'tale of two cities' is a divisive device that he's using," said Lhota. "It's a divide-and-conquer strategy. It's class warfare."
Lhota aims to showcase the inclusiveness of his own campaign by meeting with Democratic powerbroker the Rev. Al Sharpton on Tuesday.
De Blasio did not discuss Lhota at the Monday rally. But Thompson's decision to drop out prevents what could have been a fortnight that cost Democrats time to campaign against Lhota.
In unofficial returns with 99 percent of precincts reporting, de Blasio had had 40.3 percent of the vote, slightly more than the 40 percent threshold needed to win outright. Thompson was second with 26.2 percent.
A check of the more than 645,000 ballots cast was finished Sunday and was to be announced late Monday. Some 78,000 absentee and other paper ballots were to begin being counted Monday.
Thompson criticized elections officials for tardy results and said he would have likely stayed in the race had the city issued him matching funds for a runoff.
Independents Adolfo Carrion Jr., a former Bronx borough president, and Jack Hidray, a tech entrepreneur, will also be on the November ballot.
Associated Press writer Meghan Barr contributed to this report. Contact Jonathan Lemire at www.twitter.com/JonLemire


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After languishing in the shadows of the Republican presidential race, the U.S. Senate race just took center stage at Conservative Public Action Conference and the Republican Party of Florida Presidency 5 event this morning.
First up at CPAC: Adam Hasner, the former Republican leader in the Florida House, a post he was given by former House Speaker and current Sen. Marco Rubio, whom Hasner invoked to much applause in the first 30 seconds of his 15 minute speech.
"He called me the most partisan Republican in Tallahassee. He meant it as a compliment. The mainstream media tried to make it an insult. I made it a badge of honor," Hasner said.
Hasner soon took a subtle shot at opponent George LeMieux, the former right hand mand of Charlie Crist, the Republican-turned-independent governor who lost to Rubio last year. Before Obama took the reins of power, Hasner said, "the establishment in the Republican Party was saying the best way for Republicans to beat the Democrats was to be more like them. I didn't buy into that philosophy."
Hasner,, however, made himself sound like more of an opponent to the establishment and Charlie Crist than he was. As this story of ours shows, Hasner also supported a watered-down climate-change law that the Legislature now wants to repeal. And he voted for a budget with $2.2 billion in tax and fee increases and billions more in federal stimulus money. He also favored high-speed rail and SunRail, which tea party activists came to abhor. Though he privately mocked and fought Crist behind the scenes at times, Hasner also boasted of working with the governor on the federal stimulus program.
Hasner spoke forcefully at CPAC, garnering wild applause for his shots at Obama.
"The Obama administration doesn't have a messaging problem. They have a policy problem. They are waging class warfare," Hasner said, noting he has been a lifelong Republican despite being the son of two liberal Jews from New York.
"Life as a Republican isn't easy," Hasner said. "Being a pro-life pro-second amendment conservative from Boca Raton hasn't made it any easier."
Next up, LeMieux, who was appointed to the Senate for a brief period by Crist. He barely mentioned Crist until he came close to the end of his speech. Here's our story on his relationship with Crist.
"When our former governor, my friend, left the Republican Party, the very next day I endorsed Marco Rubio," LeMieux said. Before that time, though, LeMieux was actively involved in undermining Rubio's candidacy and leading the effort to dif up opposition-research on him.
LeMieux urged the crowd to focus on his 16 months in the Senate, where he won plaudits for his pro-gun, anti-abortion, pro-business voting record.
"Talk is cheap. What matters is (a candidate's) record. You shall know them by their works," LeMieux said. "I'm the only candidate in this race who has held office with a conservative voting record... I will not run from my record, I will stand on it...
"I am the only candidate, Republican or Democrat, who has never voted to raise your taxes," he said. He said he never asked for an earmark, but he did support SunRail, an earmark for Florida and never withdrew the earmarks requested by his predecessor.
LeMieux described himself as a father first and, second, was a businessman who runs a law firm, Gunster Yoakley. "I'm not a career politician."
"The problem with government is people who have been in government all their life. We've got a careerism problem.... Washington is the most-broken, most-bizarre, most-dysfunctional institution that I've ever seen," he said.
"The world's largest financial body hasn't had a budget for 850 days. My friends it's worse than that. We are $14.7 trillion in debt. What's a trillion? It's a thousand billion….. Take one dollar bill on the floor -- a billion covers Key West, Florida. Imagine Duval Street with $1 bills on it. Stranger thing have happened in Key West. A trillion covers Rhode Island. Twice.... It's out of control. It's unsustainable. It's immoral and it's un-American.
Next up: Mike McCalister, the retired former colonel who was all tea party and embarked on long sustained riffs about the threats facing America. His solutions: tax cuts, fewer regulations, renegotiated treaties, a bolstered military and an immigration crackdown where people should learn to speak English first. McCalister, who has embellished his military record on the campaign trail, barely mentioned his service.
A two-minute sample:
"Let's take a look at the serious threats facing America today. We're under attack everywhere we look, inside and out. Inside our country, uncontrolled spending by the federal government. Yes, it's got to stop. But at the same time we all know just because the government cuts spending doesn't mean companies are going to hire more people. But we've got to stop. Union management not accepting the reality of foreign competition. No one's going to pay more for a product or a service just because it's made by a union worker. Liberal judges making up their own rules, giving our country away. This failing education system not keeping up with global competition. A federal government ignoring the rights of our citizens and our states, restrictive laws handcuffing the American productivity and American spirit. We still have communism working to destroy our family values and our cohesiveness. Illegal immigration and insecure border. There's a lot more coming through there than people wanting jobs. You've got money laundering, drug trafficking, terrorism. Radical Islamic aggression trying to expand into our schools and our textbooks and our courts. And the growing black market that's been created for phony credit cards, phony IDs, and even phony voter registrations. And of course the liberals don't want to acknowledge any of this, or they seem to think that it's all OK.
"Externally, attacking us everyday: The other 95 percent of the world that doesn't live here. Unfair trade practices by competitive nations with phony currency devaluations, breaching of patents, the stealing of proprietary technology that gives them an unfair advantage in global competition taking our customers. This is what's resulting in a lot of our loss of industry and jobs and industrial base. The global proliferation of weapons of mass destruction and technology transfers to states such as Iran and Korea and China. One day, these will be facing us in military applications. The global war on terror -- a radical Islamic expansion around the world with Al Qaeda, Hamas, Hizbollah. You've got Valdimir Putin hanging around in the former Soviet Union with his vision of grandeur for their days of power and glory. The global black market that's been created on drugs, money-laundering and even black market oil. Cyber-espionage of our secrets they're trying to break into your bank account or our military or our government. Pirates operating on the open seas. And, of course, the UN initiatives of the one-world government with Agenda 21 wanting to tell you where you're going to live and going to take away your guns.
"So how are we going to protect ourselves against these?
"My friends, Ronald Reagan had it right. You threaten us, we win. You lose."
Businessman Craig Miller takes the stage at 12:08 p.m. Miller describes himself as a job applicant and immediate contrasts his background in business with the "career politicians" he's up against in the GOP primary.
"They've never woken up in a cold sweat at two in the morning wondering if the checks would even clear the next morning," Miller said.
After the rapid-fire of red meat from McCalister, Miller's more measured approach gives the audience a break from applause.
The former Ruth's Chris CEO tells a boot straps story about his parents, talks about serving in Vietnam and shares with the crowd that he carries a gun.
Miller says he could talk about abortion, foreign policy or energy.
"But I want to tell you about what's important today," Miller said. "What's important to day is that my neighbor and your neighbor has no job. My neighbor and your neighbor has either lost their home or is afraid they're going to lose it."


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and Drain System
The purge, vent and drain system on the orbiter is designed to perform the following functions: provide unpressurized compartments with gas purge for thermal conditioning and prevent accumulation of hazardous gases, vent the unpressurized compartments during ascent and entry, drain trapped fluids (water and hydraulic fluid) and condition window cavities to maintain visibility.
Three purge circuits are connected by the T-0 umbilical to ground equipment before launch during the preflight countdown and postlanding phases. Purge gas (cool, dry air and gaseous nitrogen) is provided to three sets of distribution plumbing: the forward fuselage, orbital maneuvering system/reaction control system pods, wings and vertical stabilizer; the midfuselage; and the aft fuselage. The purge gas makes all the unpressurized volumes inert, maintains constant humidity and temperature, forces out any hazardous gases and ensures that external contaminants cannot enter.
The active vent system provides the flow area to control pressure during purge, depressurization during ascent, molecular venting in orbit and repressurization during entry.
The vent and purge system is controlled exclusively through guidance, navigation and control software. The active ports are positioned by the software on the basis of mission time or mission events during ascent, entry and aborts and by crew inputs on the CRT and keyboard in the crew compartment flight deck.
There are 18 active vents in the orbiter fuselage, nine on each side. Each vent has a door that can be positioned for a specific purpose at various phases of flight. For identification, each door is numbered, starting at the nose of the orbiter. Each compartment has a dedicated vent on the left and right side of the orbiter for redundancy.
Internal vents are used to vent compartments that have no vent doors of their own, such as the nose wheel well, the two main wheel wells and the vertical tail section. Passive vents are used to back up vent 7 of the forward wing compartment, which responds to a delta pressure to open a check valve (passive vent) during ascent to vent the wing to the midbody if vent 7 fails; or, on descent, the midfuselage pressurizes the wing if vent 7 fails at a delta pressure of 0.72 to 1 psid. The aft bulkhead (X o 1307) has 14 one-way check valves that vent the payload bay into the aft fuselage at a delta pressure of 0.004 to 0.04 psid. Vent 8 vents the OMS/RCS pods, which are joined by a duct that enables the pod to vent through the opposite side of the vehicle if vent 8 fails to open.
All vent doors are driven by an electromechanical actuator. Vent doors located near each other share common actuators and controls. Vents 1 and 2, 4 and 7, and 8 and 9 share drive mechanisms on the left and right side. The 18 doors are divided into six groups of four ac motors each and are staggered so that all 24 motors do not run at the same time. All vent doors are driven inward, and each door has a pressure seal and thermal seal. The normal opening or closing time of a door with two motors operating is five seconds.
Vent doors 1, 2, 8 and 9 have purge positions that control flow from the forward and aft volumes, respectively. Vent 6 has two purge positions and a closed position that accommodates the different purge flow rates available to the payloads and payload bay. These doors are in the purge position before launch.
Two minutes 20 seconds before launch, the launch processing system reduces the purge flow in anticipation of closing vent 6. At T minus 35 seconds, vent 6 is closed. At T minus 25 seconds, the onboard general-purpose computers are enabled and take over the sequences.
At T minus 10 seconds, the vents are configured for launch. Vents 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 are closed to limit sound pressure levels in the payload bay. Vents 1, 2, 8 and 9 are opened. If a launch abort occurs from T minus 10 seconds to T minus zero, the vent doors reposition to the prelaunch configuration. At T minus four seconds, any vent door out of configuration and not overridden causes the onboard GPCs to call a hold.
At T plus 10 seconds, all vent doors are commanded open. At T plus 80 seconds, vent doors 8 and 9 are commanded closed to prevent hazardous gases from entering the aft fuselage; at T plus 122 seconds, vents 8 and 9 are commanded open. All vent doors remain open during the remainder of ascent and on-orbit operations.
In preparation for entry, the onboard operational sequence software (OPS 3) closes all vent doors. The doors remain closed until the velocity of the orbiter reaches 2,400 feet per second, when all vents are opened by the onboard GPCs.
At the end of the mission, after the orbiter stops on the runway, vent doors 1, 2, 6, 8 and 9 are configured to their purge positions for ground cooling.
The purge and vent ducting is now made of Kevlar/epoxy (115 pieces up to 11 inches in diameter), which replaced the fiberglass or aluminum ducts and reduced the weight of the ducts 33 percent, or approximately 200 pounds.
The window cavity conditioning system prevents moisture from entering into the windshields and the cavities of the overhead and payload-viewing windows. It also depressurizes and repressurizes these cavities during flight and supplies the purge conditioning to dry them during ground operations. The side hatch window is self-contained.
A hazardous gas detection system detects hazardous levels of explosive or toxic gases. The onboard orbiter sample lines duct the compartment gases to the ground support equipment at the T-0 right-hand umbilical panel and to the ground-based mass spectrometer for analysis at the launch pad.
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Robert Pattinson has revealed that Hollywood legend James Dean served as one of his inspirations for his character in the "Twilight" franchise — Edward Cullen.
"'Rebel Without A Cause' was a big influence on the first ['Twilight' film]," he told USA Today. "It influenced the hairdo and stuff."
VIEW THE PHOTOS: Robert Pattinson - Hollywood's Hottest Vampire!
And although the love story between Bella Swan and Edward hits a snag in the upcoming film, "New Moon," due out on November 20, the overall story arc is similar to one of James' most famous roles.
"In lots of ways, it has a very similar character arc: An everyday girl brings this relatively strange individual out of his slump," he said.
VIEW THE PHOTOS: Behind-The-Scenes Glimpses Of 'New Moon'
While everyone seems to know his name now, Robert revealed he used to get called by his character's moniker.
"Right at the beginning, everyone just called me Edward," he said. "I don't really mind either way. There's something about that character that, for some reason, has sparked an interest in massive degrees in so many different people."
With the campaign for "New Moon" continuing to build and Robert's star getting brighter, he continues to be a paparazzi target.
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"I'm not entirely sure what it is," he said of the fame that's come with playing Edward. "I'll probably realize afterward how I could have controlled it a little bit more. But I am still like a deer in headlights."
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Today is Sunday, Jan. 18, the 18th day of 2004 with 348 to follow.
The moon is waning. The morning stars are Mercury, Jupiter and Pluto. The evening stars are Venus, Mars, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune.
Those born on this date are under the sign of Capricorn. They include English physician Peter Roget, who compiled "Roget's Thesaurus," in 1779; American orator and statesman Daniel Webster in 1782; English author A.A. (Alan Alexander) Milne, who wrote "Winnie the Pooh," in 1882; comedian Oliver Hardy in 1892; actors Cary Grant in 1904 and Danny Kaye in 1913; filmmaker John Boorman in 1933 (age 71); Temptations singer David Ruffin in 1941; and actor Kevin Costner in 1955 (age 49).
On this date in history:
In 1871, William of Prussia was declared the first German emperor.
In 1943, Moscow announced the 16-month Nazi siege of Leningrad was lifted.
In 1966, Indira Gandhi, daughter of the late Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, became prime minister of India.
In 1968, the United States and Soviet Union agreed on a draft of a nuclear non-proliferation treaty.
In 1990, a Los Angeles jury in the nation's longest criminal trial acquitted Raymond Buckey, 31, and his mother, Peggy McMartin Buckey, 63, on 52 charges of molestation of students at the McMartin Pre-School. A mistrial was declared on the 13 other counts. All charges were dropped against Mrs. Buckey. Her son was retried later in the year, with the trial ending in a hung jury July 27. All remaining charges were dropped Aug. 1.
Also in 1990, Washington, D.C., Mayor Marion Barry was arrested in an FBI sting at a downtown hotel and charged with buying and smoking crack cocaine.
In 1991, Eastern Airlines stopped flying and said it would liquidate its assets. The announcement followed a two-year effort to escape bankruptcy.
In 1993, seven people were killed and nearly 70 more injured when two commuter trains collided on a bridge in Gary, Ind.
In 1994, Iran-Contra independent counsel Lawrence Walsh issued his final report on the scandal. He blasted former President Bush for his Christmas Eve 1992 pardons of six Iran-Contra defendants.
Also in 1994, Adm. Bobby Ray Inman withdrew his nomination as defense secretary, asserting the news media and the Republicans were out to destroy his reputation.
In 1995, officials in Paris announced the discovery of a magnificent display of Paleolithic cave art in southern France.
In 1996, Lisa Marie Presley, the daughter of "The King" Elvis Presley, filed for divorce from the self-proclaimed "Prince of Pop" Michael Jackson after 20 months of marriage, citing irreconcilable difference.
In 1997, Franz Vranitzky announced he was resigning as chancellor of Austria.
Also in 1997, Norwegian Borge Ousland completed a 1,675-mile trek across Antarctica, the first time anyone transversed the continent alone.
In 2001, civil rights leader Rev. Jesse Jackson admitted he had fathered a daughter born out of wedlock in 1999 to an employee of his Rainbow/PUSH coalition.
In 2002, in another anti-terrorist step ordered by Congress, U.S. airlines began inspecting every piece of luggage checked by passengers.
In 2003, protesters nationwide demonstrated in opposition to possible war in Iraq.
A thought for the day: it was Jeff Pesis who defined hardware as "the parts of a computer that can be kicked."


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What? Somebody told me Whitney Houston died
Can't believe to tell you how quickly tears went through my eyes
She was gettin' better, now it's really just blew aside
I still ain't got over Don Cornelius' suicide
So, where do I start it? Dearly departed
One of Heaven's angels for sure, who was really an artist
Lovin' the way that my mama would say she could sing and the way it was magical
Ain't nobody like you, nobody before you and nobody after you
Could ever come near it, not here in the flesh but you with us in spirit
So sad to hear it, I'm choking up while I come up with these lyrics
And though she blessed the Earth and it's time to let Heaven prosper
I still wish somebody was there to protect her, (Who?) Kevin Costner
(Who?) Clive Davis, (Who?) Bobby Brown
Her mama and her daughter, Whitney is where God be now
Such a short time, don't want it to be this way
But if she was here, she would probably say:
"If I should stay, I would only be in your way"
If you wanna say rest in peace to Whitney Houston
I had Traxter leave 16 bars open on this song..
So that you could do so with me
So get your verses ready, hop on this track with me
Pay a tribute to the late Whitney Houston
Twista tribute to Whitney Houston – he left 16 bars open for commemorative freestyles


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What's next for Marvel characters at Disney theme parks
The brief announcement that Disney plans to add a Marvel-themed land to Hong Kong Disneyland in 2017 raises a host of questions:
Will Iron Man, Spider-Man, the Fantastic Four and the X-Men be getting their own rides?
When will the Marvel characters be coming to Anaheim, Paris, Tokyo or Shanghai?
And why, of all places, Hong Kong?
Many of the most basic questions remain unanswered, in part because the announcement was made by a Hong Kong government official rather than Disney. But that hasn't stopped theme park observers from surmising and speculating.
So let's take a look at what's known and unknown about Marvel characters coming to Hong Kong Disneyland and other Disney theme parks.
Acquired by Disney in 2009 for $4 billion, Marvel has found increasing success in China with "The Avengers" and "Spider-Man" among the country's highest-grossing international films of 2012. The forthcoming "Iron Man 3" was partly shot in Beijing featuring Chinese actors.
Marvel's upcoming slate includes superhero movies and sequels featuring the characters Thor and Wolverine in 2013, Captain America, Spider-Man and the X-Men in 2014 and the Avengers and Fantastic Four in 2015.
Hong Kong Disneyland is currently in the midst of a multiyear expansion that has seen the addition of Toy Story Playland (starring Buzz and Woody) and Grizzly Gulch (think Frontierland meets Critter Country), with Mystic Point (a rain forest-themed Haunted Mansion) scheduled to open this summer.
Co-owned by the Hong Kong government, the smallest of Disney's theme parks recently reported its first annual profit since opening in 2005.
The Marvel-themed land would give Hong Kong Disneyland a one-of-a-kind attraction to brag about shortly after the $4.4-billion Shanghai Disneyland opens in late 2015 or early 2016. One possible location for the new Marvel land in Hong Kong: a 17-acre site behind Tomorrowland.
Disney Chief Executive Bob Iger has promised to introduce Marvel rides and lands at multiple Disney parks around the world -- without going into detail about specific rides or locations.
Marvel President Kevin Feige has said he dreams of a day when he can walk into Asgard's Hall of Heroes or the X-Mansion at a Disney theme park.
Disneyland Paris executives have publicly suggested that a Marvel superhero theme park is part of the long-term vision for the French resort.
At the original Disneyland in Anaheim, speculation has centered on the possibility of an Iron Man attraction in the woeful Innoventions pavilion.
In the United States, Marvel characters would likely be restricted to Disneyland or Disney California Adventure on the West Coast. Universal's Islands of Adventure has exclusive rights to use Marvel characters in Florida, prohibiting the superheroes from appearing at any of the four parks in the Walt Disney World resort.
In the United Arab Emirates, the Marvel Adventure family entertainment center is expected to open in late 2013 with superhero-themed attractions, restaurants and shops. The eight-acre indoor miniature theme park will use the Marvel characters as part of a licensing agreement not involving Disney theme parks or Walt Disney Imagineering, the creative arm of the company.
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