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Would You Want a Motorized TV Under Your Bed?
I don't know why I'm so fascinated with luxury gadgets. It's probably because they are usually intricate, flashy, and I can never afford them. I was hoping to see more luxury electronics at CES this year, but I did manage to come across this bad boy—The K2 Mounts under the bed lift. As you'll see in the video below, it's a custom lift that raises your flatscreen out from under the bed to an ideal viewing height. And it can be all yours for around $17,000. It seems like a rather large contraption to me (and somewhat dangerous), I'd rather settle for a bed that comes with the flatscreen built in! What do you think?
7 years
This would be great for a single person. But for someone that has children that loves to bounce on the bed, then NO WAY. This is too expensive to be under the bed with them around. Other than that, then yes it's great for a single person.
7 years
Seems like a cool concept but I think I would be scared of it falling on me or something, plus it doesn't look kid friendly.
7 years
We don't have a TV in our bedroom right now anyway, so I certainly couldn't see us spending $17,000 to put in a motorized one!
7 years
Pimp my bed.... pointless... T.V's aren't that ugly anymore and I'm quite happy having mine on display..
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Sort-of cool however I prefer/ feel safer with my flat screen on a table. I have pets and they go under my bed; my luck they would nail the screen or harm themselves.
7 years
Looks amazing! But I dont think Id feel comfy with something that expensive being under my bed!
7 years
It's completely over-engineered. I stayed at a hotel that had the tv in a cabinet and there was a remote that you could use to raise the TV up out of the cabinet. I could see building something like that into the footboard of a bed. I'd prefer that than accidentally vacuuming/breaking the tv that's hidden under the bed.
7 years
I don't really like electronics in the bedroom either- but especially if you had pets... that thing looks kinda dangerous, and if poor kitty was in the wrong place at the wrong time...
7 years
i dont like electronics near my bed all because one of the first nights i spent with my husband, when we were still dating, i kicked something off the bed and it turned his playstation on and i heard the whirring noise of the disc in it and i thought it was something moving around like a rat or something, yeah his place was pretty gross . . . but seven years later were married and our place is nice and clean and electronics stay away from the bed, we wouldnt want what we call "the playstation" monster getting me :P
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Joined by 4 business cohorts, the food and service was excellent. The wine selection is very good as are the entrees and desserts
We came in, a family of four with two young kids. When we looked at the menu we almost left as our kids don't like most of the dishes in the place. When we told the waitress she immediately asked what kind of pasta the kids like to eat and the chef made them their favorites - spaghetti bolognese and... More
We read about this on TA and we were not disappointed. Great italian food. Trying to be abit apart from the conventional food you get at a basic italian and it shows with the way they serve their food. Its of a high standard. Try it out you'll love it.
Visited as a couple here, really nice decor / surroundings, nice seating area outside, friendly staff, a good menu, a more expensive restaurant than other Italians,(a bottle of wine was 30 euros) so dont go if you want a pizza, your paying a bit more for your surroundings and the area I think. but what we had was very good,... More
We especially enjoyed the truffle parpadelle, everything else was very good too. Good service. Will definitely go back.
Been there with family. Although on the expensive side, food and especially wine was excellent. The downside was slow service but we were on Saturday evening and maybe they do not have enough people. They also brought us bread only when we asked for it two times, but for the rest it was an enjoyable evening.
i had a simple dinner, salad and pasta, but EVERYthing about both(and the service) was spot on. i started with the rucola salad which is garnished with heavenly parmesan shavings(think giant shavings). the pasta was the one with the truffe sauce. not too rich with the delicious, subtle flavor of truffle throughout. very satisfying meal. and the service was polite... More
We came into this restsurant without a reservstion, for a Saturdaynight this is a big risk as the place is very busy. We where lucky to get a table after just a 15 minutes waiting at the bar ( with a nice crodino, so no problem). The menu shows some italian classics, i tried the caprese and a lasagna. Both... More
Was pleasantly surprised, the atmosphere and service were good. The food was excellent. Our dishes were not the standard Italian fair in most New York Italian restaurants but simple, fresh dishes that were very tasty.
We went to celebrate my wife's birthday. The restaurant is elegant, small, with an intimate atmosphere. Beautiful presentation for the dishes and gorgeus flavours. Excellent wine list. Excellant service. Fair prices for the type of local. The quality you pay for.
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I'm at a university studying Business Management, working part time in retail. I basically hate my life. I have had a lot of trouble finishing school because of a combination of bad decisions and depression/anxiety issues. I am doing pretty well mentally and in school and work now, but I feel stuck.
I want to finish school and get out into the real world as soon as possible. My work background and most of my previous coursework is in television and radio production. But I feel (maybe imaginary) pressure from family to stay in business management. I'm also completely terrified to switch to what I want because of the economy and the difficulty finding work in my field to begin with.
Switching majors to television would greatly reduce my course load and shorten my stay at college. Given the unpredictability of getting work in that field, I feel paralyzed by fear. Can you please provide some advice? I also want to add that I hate the town I live in (very poor and high crime issues) and want to leave as soon as possible for this reason. Any advice you could provide would be greatly appreciated.
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A team of volunteers will be creating a community allotment in a Preston park on Saturday morning.
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Grete from the group said they were hoping to bring the garden, in Ribbleton Park, back into use for the local area.
She said: "The garden itself is in Ribbleton Park, at the back of the bowling greens. We had an initial meeting about a month ago, basically for us to see the site and to get an idea where to start really, and that meeting was well attended, but we are hoping that more local residents will be interested and will want to get involved.
"The session on Saturday will be used to prepare the ground, so we will be getting our boots dirty."
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If that drive is set as 1st disk (Disk 0 ) in the BIOS / SATA port, then no matter which drive you install windows on, it will always use disk 0 for the MBR
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No, My primary drive is on the 1st SATA port and always has been, there is no way to configure the drive in the bios other than choosing which device boots first which was my Blu-Ray drive then my primary HDD.
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I would physically unplug it from the board and see if you can boot
If you can. just use disk management to delete the partition and format the drive
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"You have to delete the partition before formatting"
what?? You format a partition, you can not format a non partitioned disk.
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Good location, but not much for amenities. Needs some updating!
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Basic Tourist Hotel with a Great Location
We stayed at Capitol Square Hotel in Sydney September 13-16, 2005. Overall I would give this hotel a strong three stars. It is comparable to a decent Howard Johnson and Holiday Inn Express. We were out and about and mainly used the hotel for the purpose of sleep & shower after a long day of touristy activities.
ROOMS: We stayed on the fifth floor facing Chinatown. The rooms are small especially by U.S. standards. The bathroom however provides adequate space. We had a balcony that provides enough room for one person to stand on. The climate in the room was good. There was a refrigerator, and coffee maker that is situated in the closet. The carpet in the room looked fairly worn. It had seen better days. The bed was adequate. It was on wheels; so many times we had to position the bed back to the headboard after it would roll. The bathroom was fairly spacious with shampoo and soap dispensers. To be honest there was nothing special about our room. It wasn't bad and it wasn't great. It is a room that is strictly meant to be slept in after a long day of sight seeing.
LOCATION & GROUNDS: The hotel's location is great!! It is within a 7-minute walk from the central subway stop. The light rail is one corner over and the buses run right in front of the hotel. Below the hotel are a Starbucks, library, 711 (convenience store), and a pharmacy. You do not have to go far for anything here. Within less than a four minute walk there are internet cafes, Chinatown, plenty of Asian restaurants, travel agencies, and other major hotels. It was a typical downtown type of hotel in an older building. The hallways are narrow and basic. The reception area is VERY small with a leather bench to sit on. It is very basic.
SERVICE: The service was god. They do however try to bill you for things that other hotels will try to happily accommodate for you with no fee. For example they have an optional charge of $10+ to put a rush on your room being cleaned and ready after check-in (I figure they realize that many people are coming off of long night flights and immediately want to settle into their room in the mornings). They also charge you per hour if you want to stay in your room after checkout time. You cannot call and get a complimentary hour or more, they have a pay scale. Also, don't use the computer in the hotel for Internet access. It is a SERIOUS rip off. There are plenty of Internet cafes right around the hotel to provide you with your Internet and calling needs for little.
RESTAURANT: The hotel has a breakfast buffet only restaurant. It was pretty good. If you pay the night before they will take $5 AUS off of your breakfast. If you just show up in the morning you have to pay full price $15AUS. They had pancakes, bacon, toast, cereals, and other breakfast items.
OVERALL: The Capitol Square Hotel is very basic. It is definitely not meant for anyone who plans on staying in the room all day. I would stay at the Capitol Square Hotel again as long as the rates are deeply discounted. For a short stay in Sydney I say go for it! The location is great!
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Stayed at this hotel for 4 nights - wonderful location right in the middle of chinatown next to capitol theatre - a couple of blocks away from the central station.
The rooms were ok - clean and well appointed - the only disappointment was the bathroom - looks like it was built in the early 80s - but kept clean and tidy...
The only problem for this hotel is the layout - the lobby is tiny and I did not manage to find the coffee house until the last day
In conclusion - it was an Ok hotel for its price - especially one so centrally located in Sydney...
Stunning views.
We stayed there for three days in January of this year. Excellent hotel with good facilities including swimming pool. Nice friendly staff and the holtel is spotless. Room comfortable, we were on the 29th floor which offered stunning views of the city.
We ddn't eat in the hotel as there was a shopping centre underneath and close by with lots of food courts. Smashing cooked breakfast for around $7
Very good location within ten min walk down to the main harbour with the increadable views of the bridge and the Opera house.
Must do's: take a hourbour guided boat trip, well done and very intersting. Guided tour round the Opera House which is good and which shows how it was built. However many times you have seen photos of the bridge and Opera House, nothing compares to seeing it close up. Take a trip up the tower well worth the views. Included in the ticket is a show, the first part of which is excellent. The second part where you are strapped into one of these movable seats is pretty poorand tacky. Walk through the Botanical gardens and see the various shrubs and bushes including trees with Fox Bats hanging from them.
Poor Service
Booked a non smoking room but none available on first night and no apology from staff. Reception staff unfriendly / unhelpful and arguing with guests on frequent observations. Room small and grotty.
However great central location.
Hi, Unfortunately we stayed here for one night and found it to be terrible. We initially got a key for a room on the 2nd floor and wherever you walked, the floorboards creaked. When I took the key back downstairs and send it is not a good room, the man said that the whole of the 2nd floor moves! We got a room on a different level and found it was sooooo small and tiny, you had to side-step past one bed to get to the other! We cancelled the next night and they said b/c we booked on the internet we have to go through the online internet booking. When we contacted the online internet booking, they said we had to go through the hotel. It was "back and forth" blaming one to the other. I would not recommend staying here at all. It is a fire hazard too with only 1 lift in the whole building. Hope people from overseas do not book it and then are very disappointed. Thankyou for your time.
The Best Vacation Ever!!!
Great friendly staff that offered the best value ever, in a superb Location. WELL DONE CAPITOL SQUARE!!!
Good Value, Good Location
I stayed here the last few days of December, 2002. The room was small, but adequate. The rate was very good for the convenient location. The busy corner location made the room noisy most of the time and the building is only about 4 floors. I have no staff complaints. They were very responsive to my multiple emails and they answered my questions.
Breakfast was quiet and comfortable and there was an OK, not fantastic selection - perfect for the $110 USD rate. The building is old and seems to be constructed of wood since the floors creaked. My only concern was with my chances of escaping any fire. 10 minute taxi ride to the Opera House and The Rocks. If you are on a budget and still want convenience within Sydney, this is a good place to stay.
Forget trying to book a room here!
Forget trying to book at this hotel, the reservation staff/system is terrible! I e-mailed and was told they had availability for the dates and type of room I wanted and asked to send in credit card details. I did so, but then received a second e-mailed saying I had to book online. So, I went online and booked and then waited and waited for 3 days with no response. I ended up e-mailing them (yet again) and received a reply saying they had no availability !
Don't waste a week like I did, save yourself the hassle and book somewhere else.
Good value for money
This hotel is conveniently situated only a short distance from Chinatown and Darling Harbour. The tram stops right at the door!
Although the rooms are small, they are very clean and modestly furnished. The reception staff were very busy and we would have appreciated quicker service. They weren't as friendly as they could have been either although they were kind enough to upgrade us to a queen deluxe room for free when we requested it. The parking station next door was convenient and the rates were decent. Our only complaint was the restaurant - the food was very ordinary and I wouldn't bother eating there again, however I would definitely recommend the hotel as it represents fantastic value for money!!
Once in it was OKAY
We stayed there in December 2001 and dispite a number of problems with our booking the stay was quite good. The main problem was they had lost our booking and rang us the day before to tell us we didn't have a room. They had our phone number but not our booking??? In the end they found us a room. On arrival the staff were great, room small but spotless. We didn't eat there but other guests told us the breakfasts were good. Location is fantastic, very short walk to cinemas, entertainment centre, Darling Harbour, Paddy's Market & Capital Square Shopping Centre. Starbucks is also right outside & plenty of public transport on the doorstep. Definitly not 5 star but a good mid range hotel.
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As you go, so goes your company. At least in terms of which cloud apps you use that find their way into the workplace.
Showing that work imitates life, a CDW report surveyed 1,242 IT professionals and found that a major driver of corporate cloud adoption is users' experiences of consumer services.
Nearly three quarters of respondents (73%) claimed that, in their company, employees' use of personal cloud apps has "significantly influenced" the decision to move wholesale to the cloud. Similarly, just over three in five (61%) cloud-using organizations agreed that employee personal devices have culminated in a faster move to the cloud, according to an article on CloudComputingNews.net.
It's also the case with IT professionals - two-thirds agreed that their personal use of cloud has influenced the company in terms of adoption.
Another aspect of the CDW research was a detailed look at the infrastructure being moved over to cloud on a company-by-company basis. Storage software was the most frequently cited service moved to the cloud by SMBs (40% small businesses, 35% medium businesses), while conferencing and collaboration tools were the most popular for large organizations (40%).
New Guidelines Eliminate PCI as a Barrier to Cloud Adoption
It pays to discover the in's and out's of security in the cloud and how it relates to the payment card industry.
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The document offers insight on the use of cloud computing technology, as well as guidelines for maintaining critical PCI Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) controls in cloud environments.
Its objectives are simple: explaining common deployment and service models for cloud environments and describing how PCI DSS security may be applied, according to an article on Infoworld.com.
It explores the emerging architectural and deployment patterns for the cloud, how PCI DSS should be implemented in those patterns, and how to discover and document responsibilities around the different types of cloud implementations, including the use of public cloud providers.
According to InfoWorld, "what's important about all this work is that it removes some of the excuses for keeping cloud computing off the table at many enterprises, by allaying some of the uncertainty over compliance with existing security standards. Obviously, if the standards bodies publish guidance around the use of cloud computing providers and technology, IT systems should be able to work securely in the cloud."
Progressive Approach to Open Cloud Computing Drives Rackspace UK Expansion
Rackspace has reaffirmed its commitment to the cloud across the pond.
Rackspace is cementing its position as the open cloud company by working with Digital Realty Trust to bring a bigger United Kingdom data center facility online to serve an expanding European customer base.
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This energy-efficient data center expansion facilitates Rackspace Hosting's leadership position as an open cloud company, delivering open technologies worldwide. January 2013 saw an agreement signed to build up to 10-megawatts of UK data center space with a strategic construction plan designed to bring a total of five "data halls" online in stages.
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Inmates at the Pendleton Correctional Facility restore the wheelchairs for recipients around the world. The work is done at the Correctional Industrial Facility.
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Mysteries for Beginning Readers
Murilla Gorilla: jungle detective by Jennifer Lloyd ; illustrated by Jacqui Lee
Murilla Gorilla and the lost parasol by Jennifer Lloyd ; illustrated by Jacqui Lee
Young Cam Jansen and the goldfish mystery by David A. Adler ; illustrated by Susanna Natti
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Minnie and Moo: the case of the missing jelly donut by Denys Cazet
Bones and the apple pie mystery by David A. Adler ; illustrated by Barbara Johansen Newman
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Real Life Performers
Skit-scat raggedy cat: Ella Fitzgerald by written by Roxane Orgill ; illustrated by Sean Qualls
Footwork: the story of Fred and Adele Astaire by Roxane Orgill ; illustrated by Stéphane Jorisch
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Louis Armstrong: jazz legend by Terry Collins ; illustrated by Richie Pope
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Artists in the Real World
Into art? Here are some of our newest true stories of famous artists from around the world. Looking for more? Find other artists in our JBIO section by looking under their last name.
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Mo Willems by Abby Colich
Francisco Goya by Alix Wood
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Ridiculously Cute Knit and Crochet
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Yummi 'gurumi: over 60 gourmet crochet treats to make by Christen Haden & Mariarosa Sala
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Crafty Characters
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Extra yarn by Mac Barnett ; illustrated by Jon Klassen
Lester's dreadful sweaters by written and illustrated by K.G. Campbell
Penguin in love by Salina Yoon
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Craft Books for Beginners
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Playtime: Games and Sports Stories for Beginning Readers
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Boris for the win by Andrew Joyner
Go, Jade, go! by written by Tony and Lauren Dungy with Nathan Whitaker ; illustrated by Vanessa Brantley Newton
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Clifford goes to the doctor by Norman Bridwell
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Palestinian insistence on a renewal of the settlement freeze has become such an issue of principle that Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas is now utterly unable to climb down from his proverbial tree. Similarly, Israel's demands for recognition as a Jewish state and for a negotiating atmosphere devoid of preconditions – including the settlement freeze – place it up its own tree from which Netanyahu will be hard put to climb down.Add to this is the ongoing pressure by Presidents Barack Obama and Nicolas Sarkozy, as well as other leaders, whose political fortunes depend to a certain extent on a positive outcome, and the internal political dilemmas that constrict any freedom of action by Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu, and we have the components of a classic deadlock.In the event that the equation of the settlement freeze with recognition as a Jewish state is not accepted or considered viable, then the parties might prefer to set out the following set of rules.ONE WAY of enabling all sides to climb down from their respective trees would be to determine an agreed-upon "Code of Conduct" for the negotiating process that would bind all concerned, satisfy their requirements in general terms and hence obviate the need to impose individual and partisan preconditions. This could enable each side to proceed within the confines of the agreed code.Such a Code of Conduct could be based on the following principles, equally applicable to all: 1. All negotiating parties acknowledge and reaffirm the continued validity and relevance of previous agreements between them, and specifically reaffirm the preambular paragraphs of those agreements by which they recognize their "mutual legitimate and political rights."2. Within the context of the negotiations, and with a view to ensuring a positive ambiance, the representatives of all negotiating parties will refrain from expressing any reservation or threat regarding the subject matter of negotiations, their continuation, the anticipated outcome of any topic or the negotiations in general.3. All negotiating parties will refrain from dictating preconditions for entry into, continuation of or completion of negotiations on any topic.4. All negotiating parties, when discussing any specific issue, will refrain from actions related to that issue that could influence the outcome of negotiations on that topic, or on the negotiations in general.5. All partners to the negotiating process will seek, as partners, through their public statements and interviews, to ensure ongoing public support for and encouragement of the negotiating process, as well as a positive negotiating ambiance, and to this end will refrain from derogatory statements regarding other parties to the negotiation or their representatives.6. With a view to maintaining a constructive negotiating atmosphere, the parties will refrain from initiating or supporting actions in international or nongovernmental organizations, or in foreign countries, directed against another party or its representatives, leaders or officials.7. With a view to maintaining a bona fide negotiating atmosphere, the parties will refrain from initiating, organizing or supporting economic or other sanctions of any kind on another party, its representatives or commercial enterprises.8. Negotiating parties will ensure freedom of movement by representatives of the other negotiating parties to all locations in which negotiations are being conducted.
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Charges dropped against Calif. student in videotaped arrest
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SAN JOSE, Calif. — After months of investigation, Santa Clara County prosecutors dropped all criminal charges Tuesday against a 21-year-old Vietnamese college student whose violent and secretly videotaped arrest last year heightened tension between San Jose police and minority communities.
But the other half of the Phuong Ho arrest controversy remains unresolved. Will four officers face criminal charges for striking with batons and using a Taser on the San Jose State student who had been involved in a dinnertime altercation with a roommate? Prosecutors will not say. But a decision is expected soon, perhaps in days.
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