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Pros: Appeasing appearance and logistical layout. Nice supporting documentation. Retail packing very nicely done to include a very nice accessory package. Plenty of SATA and PCIE along with a little future proofing with the support of the PCIE 3 once the processor is released from Intel. Install was very quick thanks to the clear labeling on the board.
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Stage 12: Fougères to Tours, 218km
So the forecast of Martin-Froome came in as expected, but boy was it closer than I or many others thought it would be with some frantic market moves in the last 10 minutes or so!
Tony Martin did as I expected him to do to land the odds of 1/2, but that doesn't tell the full story.. The 'Panzerwagen' blitzed the course in his 58x11(!) to clock an unbelievable 54.27kmph for the 33kms. No one came close to him all day and he traded to a low of 1.08 as Froome hit the road with over a minute lead on his closest rival.
But then the splits came - Froome was slightly ahead! Then he was 2 seconds ahead at the second split! Cue panic in the market as Froome traded odds-on from 6/1 and Martin went odds-against. I tweeted at the time that Martin's last third had been particularly fast, seemed to be where he made a huge difference to his time, and I was confident that Froome wouldn't hold the pace all the way.. so I couldn't help but lay Froome at 1.9 and back Martin at 2.06.
Some say he may have purposely eased off to save energy and avoid the scrum and media hassles of stage winner after.. maybe so, but either way I think Martin had him anyway! No matter what though, it was an unbelievable ride from Froome too as he all but destroyed all of his GC rivlas to extend his lead to 3'25". Kwiatkowski rode a great TT but just fell short of landing us the place money, coming in 5th, just 30" behind 3rd place, which was filled by a stunning ride by Thomas de Gendt - he was 90s to place before hand!! There was a bit of a shake up in the GC with Mollema moving up to 3rd and Kwiatkowski moving up above Quintana in the fight for the White. Dan Martin slipped down to 13th, but there's only 68 seconds separating positions 7-13.
So on to Stage 12, another day for the sprinters, another battle royal between Kittel, Cav, Greipel and Sagan should be the outcome. Cav is once again the favourite at 6/4 on Betfair, despite the calamitous finish to Stage 10 two days ago. There isn't much between the two Germans then, with Greipel edging it slightly at 9/2, Kittel is 5/1. Personally, I think Cav knew what he was doing when he gave Veelers that nudge, it was a 'don't try that move on me pal' type of bump as Veeler's eased in to his path a little. I don't for one minute think he wanted to bring him down though, he isn't that type of rider, just wanted to try to put him in his place a bit.
So there are two ways things could go for Cav tomorrow I think - he either bounces back and shows the world he's the boss, full of power and rage after Monday (and Tuesday's pee-throwing incident!) and lands the generous looking 6/4 odds; or else he gets in a bad position again, isolated by his stuttering leadout train and decides, sod it, I don't want another incident and eases off - in which case a lay of him to place at 4/7 would be the bet!
Greipel looked the winner on Monday only for the cobbles to break his momentum and Kittel's late surge was super fast. The route for today's stage is flat and straight, but the organisers, rather devilishly given the outcome on Monday, have included TWO 90 degree turns in the last Kilometre!
So positioning and leadouts will be vital - whoever goes through the last bend in 2nd wheel behind his leadout man will probably win. That scenario would point to Greipel as his leadout train seems to be functioning the best, but OPQS could pull it out of the bag if Steegmans can get it right this time. But don't rule out the bike handler supreme Sagan, he may well pick the right wheel to dart through that last bend in a great position. And of course there may well be carnage with all those sprint trains fighting for those last two bends!
So it is actually a hard race to call a winner from. I do think though that the 6/4 on Cav right now on betfair is a price worth taking as he will definitely shorten to closer to evens closer to the finish. He is best priced 11/8 with Paddy Power. It might be worth laying off a little then if so in case something happens. If you do think there is a danger he gets squeezed out and eases then it might be worth a place lay at 4/7 as a sort of hedge against the win bet. I think Argos-Shimano may not be as brave tomorrow though and wouldn't be surprised if Kittel loses out to Sagan in the top 3 - Greipel I think is a solid top three bet at 5/6, and may even make it three German stage wins in a row!
Oh and one for fun - Cyril Lemoine is the local boy today, like Julien Simon on Monday, expect to see him in a break so a bet at 250/1 with Bet365 might give you a little fun.
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Inside White House, a Head-Spinning Reversal on Chemical Weapons
How the U.S. Stumbled Into an International Crisis and Then Stumbled Out of It
When President Barack Obama decided he wanted congressional approval to strike Syria, he received swift—and negative—responses from his staff. National Security Adviser Susan Rice warned he risked undermining his powers as commander in chief. Senior adviser Dan Pfeiffer pegged the chances of Congress balking at 40%. His defense secretary also raised concerns.
Mr. Obama took the gamble anyway and set aside the impending strikes to try to build domestic and international support for such action.
He found little of either. Congress's top leaders weren't informed of the switch until just an hour or so before Mr. Obama's Rose Garden announcement and weren't asked whether lawmakers would support it. When the president's chief of staff, Denis McDonough, announced the decision on a conference call with congressional committee leaders, some were so taken aback they seemed at first to misunderstand it.
Outside the U.S., Arab leaders privately urged the U.S. to bomb, but few backed Mr. Obama publicly. The United Kingdom pulled the plug on a joint operation two days after indicating to the White House it had the votes to proceed. Compounding the confusion, the same day a potential breakthrough emerged via a diplomatic opening provided by Russia, the administration sent a memo to lawmakers highlighting why Russia shouldn't be trusted on Syria.
This account of an extraordinary 24 days in international diplomacy, capped by a deal this past weekend to dismantle Syria's chemical-weapons stockpile, is based on more than two dozen interviews with senior White House, State Department, Pentagon and congressional officials and many of their counterparts in Europe and the Middle East. The events shed light on what could prove a pivotal moment for America's role in the world.
Through mixed messages, miscalculations and an 11th-hour break, the U.S. stumbled into an international crisis and then stumbled out of it. A president who made a goal of reducing the U.S.'s role as global cop lurched from the brink of launching strikes to seeking congressional approval to embracing a deal with his biggest international adversary on Syria, Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Mr. Obama saw the unintended outcome as better than the alternative: limited strikes that risked pulling the U.S. into a new conflict. It forestalled what could have been a crippling congressional defeat and put the onus on Russia to take responsibility for seeing the deal through. U.S. officials say the deal could diminish Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's chemical stockpile more effectively than a strike, though it leaves Mr. Assad and his conventional arsenal in place.
"I'm not interested in style points," Mr. Obama told his senior staff in a closed-door meeting Friday, according to a participant. "I'm interested in results."
Not everyone is pleased. Mr. Obama infuriated allies who lined up against Mr. Assad and his regional backers Iran and Hezbollah. French officials, who were more aggressive than the U.S. in urging a strike, feel they have been left out on a limb. And Russia has been reestablished as a significant player on the world stage, potentially at the expense of the U.S.
House Intelligence Committee Chairman Mike Rogers (R., Mich.) joined a chorus of Republican lawmakers critiquing the deal, calling it a "Russian plan for Russian interests" that leaves Mr. Assad in power. "Putin is playing chess, and we're playing tick-tack-toe," he told CNN.
Mr. Obama was first briefed on the chemical-weapons attack on the morning of Aug. 21. As intelligence agencies began tallying the dead and reviewing intercepted communications that they say made clear Mr. Assad's forces were to blame, White House officials knew the incident was a game changer. Later, the U.S. would say the attack killed more than 1,400.
Key U.S. allies in the region, Israel and Saudi Arabia, started applying pressure. Saudi Arabia's influential ambassador to the U.S., Adel al-Jubeir, and other diplomats raced back to Washington from their August vacations to advocate strikes, according to officials and diplomats.
Mr. Obama initially appeared to be receptive to arguments for acting forcefully. Meeting on Aug. 24 with his national security advisers, he made clear he leaned toward striking.
"When I raised the issue of chemical weapons last summer, this is what I was talking about," Mr. Obama said, referring to his "red line" declaration in August 2012. The Navy positioned five destroyers in the eastern Mediterranean, each armed with about 40 Tomahawk cruise missiles.
House Speaker John Boehner (R., Ohio) was in a car en route to a GOP fundraiser in Jackson Hole, Wyo., when he received his first high-level White House contact. His staff had earlier put up a blog post chiding the White House for not consulting Congress. A few hours later, White House Chief of Staff McDonough called to explain the options. No mention was made of asking Congress to vote.
The next day, Mr. Obama spoke to British Prime Minister David Cameron. Both leaders made clear they were ready to strike and agreed on an approach designed to deter Mr. Assad from using chemical weapons again, not bring down the regime. "They were ready to go," said an official briefed on the call.
Mr. Cameron rushed politicians back from vacations. While parliamentary approval wasn't legally required, he was conscious of the damage invading Iraq had done to one of his predecessors, Tony Blair. The U.S. military's Joint Chiefs of Staff and British forces already had hammered out details of a "combined contingency operation," a senior U.S. official said.
Late in the day before the parliamentary vote, Mr. Cameron was forced to change tack. Under pressure from politicians, he split the process in two: an initial vote on the principle of intervention, then a second on whether the U.K. should become directly involved.
At that point, Mr. Obama's advisers concluded the U.K. would end up bowing out.
On the night of Wednesday, Aug. 28, Mr. Obama called House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi to talk through the options. Mrs. Pelosi later told colleagues she didn't ask Mr. Obama to put the question to a vote in Congress.
On Thursday, Aug. 29, the U.K. Parliament shot down Mr. Cameron, a major embarrassment to the British leader that raised pressure on the U.S. to seek other support. Opposition came from not only Labour but from Mr. Cameron's own Conservative Party. Mr. Cameron threw in the towel, saying the British Parliament had spoken and the government would "act accordingly."
The vote shocked Mr. Putin, who later told Russian state TV he thought legislatures in the West voted in lock-step, "just like the Communist Party of the Soviet Union." Moscow's alarm and frustration was growing as the move toward military action advanced, bypassing the U.N. Security Council where Moscow had veto power.
The U.K. parliamentary vote happened as National Security Adviser Rice, Secretary of State John Kerry and Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel were beginning a conference call with congressional leaders. During the call, Mr. Hagel, who was traveling in Asia, raised the question of U.S. credibility. He said South Korea was concerned U.S. inaction would make North Korea think it could get away with using chemical and biological weapons.
On Friday, Aug. 30, signs of congressional unease were mounting. Some 186 Democrats and Republicans signed letters asking the president to seek congressional authorization.
That day, Mr. Kerry made an impassioned speech defending the president's decision to consult with Congress as the right way to approach "a decision of when and how and if to use military force."
Five Navy destroyers were in the eastern Mediterranean, four poised to launch scores of Tomahawk cruise missiles into Syria, according to military officials. Officers said they expected launch orders from the president at between 3 p.m. and 4 p.m. Eastern Time on Saturday. To make sure they were ready to answer reporters' questions, Pentagon officials conducted a mock news conference.
Around 5 p.m., Mr. Obama went on a 45-minute walk with Chief of Staff McDonough. Mr. Obama summoned his top advisers to meet in the Oval Office at around 7 p.m.
"I have a big idea I want to run by you guys," Mr. Obama started. He asked for opinions on seeking congressional authorization. Everyone was surprised, except Mr. McDonough, a consistent voice of caution on getting entangled in Syria.
Ms. Rice expressed reservations. From a national-security perspective, she said, it was important the president maintain his authority to take action, according to a senior administration official. Mr. Pfeiffer, the senior adviser, gave his assessment of the political odds and the consequences of failure.
Mr. Obama called Mr. Hagel, who, like Ms. Rice, raised concerns. He thought "the administration's actions and words need to avoid the perception of swinging from vine to vine," according to a senior administration official.
Ben Rhodes, a deputy national security adviser, sent a draft of an announcement to the president at 1 a.m. Saturday, and it was reworked until shortly before being popped into the teleprompter. Mr. Obama also worked the phones to notify congressional leaders—but not to seek their advice.
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R., Ky.) was preparing a turkey sandwich in his Louisville, Ky., home when he took the call. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid was called in Nevada. Mrs. Pelosi was in San Francisco.
Mr. Boehner was in a hotel in Steamboat Springs, Colo., when the president called. According to an aide, they discussed the logistics of a House vote. Mr. Boehner told Mr. Obama it would be hard to call lawmakers back to Washington quickly, and that he would need time to sell it.
Rep. Henry Waxman (D., Calif.) was on a treadmill in a Los Angeles gym and watched the news on Fox television. When a friend asked what was going on, Mr. Waxman replied, "He's going to Congress, and I'm sweating."
Mr. Obama also alerted French President François Hollande, who had been waiting for Washington to launch strikes. Mr. Obama now told his French counterpart he needed to build support in Washington, from Congress, according to a senior French official.
It swiftly became clear the White House faced a fight. On Sunday, Sept. 1, members of both parties were questioning the White House proposal.
That day, the administration convened its first of several classified briefings for lawmakers. Dozens of House members and senators showed up in the middle of a congressional recess and on Labor Day weekend.
That night, the president called one of his closest friends in Congress, Sen. Dick Durbin (D., Ill.) at home in Springfield, Ill., and talked to him for more than a half-hour. Like many liberal Democrats, Mr. Durbin was torn. The situation had echoes of the war in Iraq, which he had opposed. He hung up still unsure what he would do. (He ended up approving the strikes in a Senate committee vote.)
In an effort to sway House Democrats, the administration held a conference call briefing the House Democratic Caucus. One Democrat on the call was openly critical: Rep. Rick Nolan, a freshman from Minnesota who said an isolated strike could escalate.
"Have we forgotten about the lessons of Southeast Asia and a president who said we need to have our boys fight there," Mr. Nolan said, according to an official familiar with the exchange.
Mr. Kerry, a decorated Vietnam veteran, shot back: "No, I haven't forgotten that. I know it pretty well. And I fought against that war. That's not what anyone's talking about."
After the briefing, Mr. Nolan said he was more convinced that military strikes were a bad idea.
After a Sept. 3 meeting Mr. Boehner, Mrs. Pelosi and House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R., Va.) gave strong statements of support for the administration's resolution. But both Mrs. Pelosi and Mr. Boehner said they weren't going to "whip" the vote—Congress-speak for making the vote a test of party loyalty.
Mr. Obama hoped to use the Group of 20 summit in St. Petersburg to shape international consensus for a military assault. He left the conference with half the members unconvinced.
While Saudi Arabia and Turkey voiced support for the U.S. position, other Arab allies were silent, reinforcing Mr. Obama's worries about going it alone. Diplomats from Jordan and the United Arab Emirates told lawmakers they would like to help win votes in the House. But they made clear that they weren't prepared to endorse the idea publicly because they feared for their security if the U.S. strikes sparked a backlash or reprisals.
By the time Mr. Obama got back to Washington, his aides thought the resolution could make it through the Senate, but felt the House was lost.
The way out of the impasse came by accident during a news conference in London on Sept. 9. Secretary of State Kerry, in response to a question, ad libbed that Syria could avert a U.S. attack if it gave up its chemical weapons.
Minutes later, his Russian counterpart, Sergei Lavrov, called him. "I'd like to talk to you about your initiative," Mr. Lavrov said from Moscow, where he was hosting a delegation of Syrian diplomats.
"I don't know what you're talking about," the American diplomat jokingly replied.
Even though both sides had previously discussed such an idea, State Department and White House officials were skeptical. How would inspectors do their work in the middle of a civil war? Also, working with the Russians seemed implausible. The same day Mr. Kerry made his fateful remark, the State Department sent Congress a memo detailing: "Russian Obstruction of Actions on Syria."
Things changed quickly once the White House realized Mr. Kerry's inadvertent remark may have provided a way around the political impasse.
Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D., Calif.), chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee and a supporter of the Syrian strikes, was lunching in the Senate Dining Room with the Russian ambassador to the U.S., who persuaded her the Russians were sincere. Other lawmakers also saw hope for a new diplomatic initiative—and for avoiding a vote they were dreading.
While prepping for a series of TV interviews, Mr. Obama told his senior aides of the proposal and said, "Let's embrace this and test it."
U.S. and French diplomats said there was an early push by the allies to seek a binding U.N. Security Council resolution that could authorize the use of force if Syria didn't meet its obligations. French diplomats drafted a resolution with muscular language.
Russia rejected the language outright and U.S. diplomats worked behind the scenes to pull France into line with a compromise that Moscow could accept.
Hours after Messrs. Kerry and Lavrov's London phone call, the American and Russian bureaucracies mobilized, say U.S. and Russia officials involved in the process.
Mr. Obama's speech to the nation on Sept. 10, initially intended to sell lawmakers on supporting strikes, instead called for postponing action in Congress to explore the Russian proposal.
It infuriated Sen. Bob Corker (R., Tenn.), one of the few vocal GOP supporters of the Syria strikes, for not making the case about the risk to U.S. credibility. He snapped at Mr. McDonough in an email: "You guys are really hard to help, OK?"
On Sept. 11, Mr. Kerry spoke to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who said he believed Russia wasn't bluffing and that a deal was possible, according to American and Middle Eastern officials briefed on the exchange. Israel shared U.S. concerns that strikes could strengthen rebels linked with al Qaeda and allow them to seize Mr. Assad's weapons.
A senior official in Mr. Netanyahu's office declined to comment on the contents of the discussions with Mr. Kerry, but on Monday denied that Mr. Netanyahu pushed the U.S. to take the Russian deal. Mr. Netanyahu subsequently said he hoped the agreement will achieve its stated goal of stripping Syria of its chemical weapons.
Rebel leaders based in Turkey and Jordan were angry about the unfolding diplomacy, but were told by U.S. and European diplomats not to publicly reject the plan. But several spoke out. "To hell with America," said Brig. Gen. Adnan Selou, a Syrian defector who used to head a chemical-warfare program in Syria and now is based in Turkey. "We don't recognize this plan."
Messrs. Kerry and Lavrov arrived in Geneva Thursday afternoon without even a broad outline of a plan. Both sides agreed on the extent of Mr. Assad's stockpiles and began discussing next steps.
Mr. Lavrov and his deputy surprised the Americans by sticking to their position that Syrian rebel forces, rather than Mr. Assad, were behind the chemical-weapons attack, and spinning conspiracies about how Saudi Arabia and other Arab states played a role in overseeing it.
In a blow to the French, Messrs. Lavrov and Kerry hashed out a framework agreement omitting any mention of who was to blame for the chemical attacks. The agreement also made military intervention an increasingly remote possibility.
Mr. Putin celebrated with an op-ed in the New York Times, lecturing Americans on the failings of their government's policies.
A senior administration official said Mr. Obama felt—even more so after Mr. Putin's op-ed—that "if Putin wants to put his credibility on the line in supporting this proposal," then the White House would make sure he owns it.
Having given up on prospects of a U.N. Security Council resolution that threatened force for noncompliance, the U.S. told the Russians it reserved the right to take military action if Mr. Assad doesn't meet the agreement's terms.
On Sunday, Mr. Assad's warplanes again bombed the Damascus suburbs after a short-lived lull in air attacks after Aug. 21.
—Jay Solomon, Cassell Bryan-Low, Gregory L. White, Nour Malas, Sam Dagher, Charles Levinson and Stacy Meichtry contributed to this article.
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Packers fans: Are you suited for reality TV?
Reality TV fans may be getting a dose of Wisconsin culture soon with a show focused on Wisconsin's faithful football fans. Apparently producers from the Style Network were in Green Bay on Friday looking for the most vivacious Cheeseheads to cast for a pilot to be filmed by the end of the year.
Packers wives are currently featured in "The Better Half" on WLUK-TV (Channel 11) in five Wisconsin TV markets, but the NBCUniversal-owned Style Network would bring Packer pride to a cable TV audience on the heels of shows like "Jerseylicious" and "Big Rich Texas." »Read Full Blog Post(3)
Cory Chisel and the Wandering Sons take two top WAMI awards
Appleton-bred Americana duo Cory Chisel and the Wandering Sons took home two of the three major categories at the 33rd annual WAMI Awards at Turner Hall Ballroom Sunday.
Consisting of Chisel and Adriel Denae, Sons won artist of the year and song of the year for "I've Been Accused." The track appeared on last summer's "Old Believers," produced by Brendan Benson (the Raconteurs) and released on Readymade Records, a label launched last year by Benson and Hartland native Emily White. »Read Full Article(1)
Milwaukee celebrates Earth Day with parties at City Hall, Wehr
Earth Day is a worthy celebration because, frankly, where would we be without it? In advance of Earth Day, which is April 22, you can join two different parties.
Milwaukee's Office of Environmental Sustainability and Rock the Green are hosting the second near-zero waste celebration from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday at Milwaukee City Hall in the Market Street Corridor. It's free. »Read Full Article
Tory Folliard Gallery celebrates 25 years with Gallery Night & Day
Elizabeth Edwards calls her artworks "vanitas" paintings, a term normally associated with 17th-century still lifes, because she imbues them with metaphors of life and death.
Edwards is one of a long list of artists who call the Tory Folliard Gallery, one of the city's best galleries, home. The gallery, 233 N. Milwaukee St., will celebrate 25 years in business this weekend during Gallery Night & Day, the quarterly art crawl when galleries hold special events. Many of the artists in the gallery's stable, including some who go back to the very early years, will have work on view for the special anniversary show. »Read Full Article
Message helps First Stage's 'Jackie and Me' connect
In his autobiography, Jack Roosevelt Robinson recalled that "The very young seemed to have no hang-up at all about my being black. They just wanted me to be good, to deliver, to win."
Robinson's words lend special resonance to a second new production about his life - not the movie "42," which opened in theaters Friday, but First Stage Children's Theater's "Jackie and Me," under Jeff Frank's direction. »Read Full Article
Milwaukee Choral Artists sing a distinctive farewell
Goodbyes are never easy.
The 20 vocalists of the Milwaukee Choral Artists and the group's founder and music director, Sharon Hansen, sang a fond musical farewell Saturday evening at St. Matthew's Lutheran Church in Wauwatosa, bringing to an end the ensemble's 15-year history as one of the very few professional female vocal ensembles in the country. »Read Full Article
UWM sets screening of film by acclaimed Indian director
"Elippathayam," an award-winning film by Indian director Adoor Gopalakrishnan, will get a free screening at 7 p.m. Monday in the Lubar Auditorium at the Milwaukee Art Museum, 700 N. Art Museum Drive.
Gopalakrishnan will be at the screening, which is tied to the creation of the Adoor Gopalakrishnan Film Archive and Research Fund at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. »Read Full Article
New York Times, please get a clue about science fiction
Having finished my review of Kate Atkinson's brilliant new novel, 'Life After Life,' I turned to see what others had written about it.
Unfortunately, Sarah Lyall's profile of Atkinson in the New York TImes Sunday Magazine had a basic and significant error that made me angry. »Read Full Blog Post(3)
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Wisconsin native Skylar Grey gets 5 million YouTube views in one week
Pop singer Skylar Grey-born Holly Brook Hafermann in Mazomanie, Wisconsin-debuted the music video for her No Doubt-style new single "C'Mon Let Me Ride" one week ago today, and its already collected more than 5 million views on YouTube.
The cartoonish visual treatment has Grey hanging with low lifes in a backwoods trailer park, performing plastic surgery with a chainsaw and posing as a retro pin-up girl. But what's certainly drawing the most traffic has to be the appearance of Eminem, who sings a snippet of Queen's "Bicycle Race" with an assist from autotune in the style of Pee Wee Herman. »Read Full Blog Post
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Q: My female cat has a strange reaction to men. When a man comes into the house she hisses, growls and paces in front of him. I've never had a cat react like this. Could it be that she was raised in a home with only females? Can it be corrected?
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Despite not knowing the initial triggers for your cat's male-bashing attitude, the behavior can be modified. You will need to recruit at least one male friend or neighbor who loves cats, is patient and is willing to help your cat feel safe and secure around men.
Arm your friend with treats that your cat loves. Ask him to come in, sit down and engage you in conversation. You both need to ignore your cat if she's hissing, pacing and growling. After she stops the display, your friend should nonchalantly toss a treat to her. It is very important that your cat does not receive a treat if she displays aggressive or anxious behaviors. She should be tossed a treat only when she's calm. The goal is for your cat to see your male friend as someone who provides good things.
Your friend shouldn't approach or try to pick up your cat. His job is to sit and talk with you, occasionally tossing a small treat in your cat's direction, without looking directly at her. If your friend happens to be visiting around your cat's dinner time, ask him to give your cat her dinner. If possible, your friend should come over multiple times during the week so your cat can become accustomed to him.
When your cat isn't acting aggressively toward your friend anymore, he can make the move to formally greet her by extending his finger toward her at cat-nose level. If she is ready to say hello, she will come over, touch his finger with her nose, then her mouth and finally move her head so that she can rub his finger with her cheek. After the formal greeting, your friend can gently pet her head, chin, cheek and neck.
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I have the opposite problem with our 2 yr old rescue lynx point neutered female. We adopted her 3 months ago and were told she was rescued from a hoarder home with one woman and 40 cats. She hid for about 2 weeks at first and now has warmed up to my 17 year old son (lets him rub her chin)but runs away whenever she sees me.Im the one cleaning her box and feeding her and she hates me ??
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Maybe your cat is a smart cat. Perhaps she is telling you something you should listen to? Just a thought.
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Bud Light bringing Best Coast to Rave for 50 concerts, 50 states event
Bud Light is mounting an ambitious marketing campaign where it's sponsoring 50 concerts in 50 states, all taking place on a single day. And the site of the Wisconsin show will be Milwaukee, with dreamy pop rock duo Best Coast headlining the Rave Aug. 1.
Bud Light's 50/50/1 campaign, created in partnership with Live Nation, MySpace and Universal Music Group, is being orchestrated to promote the beer brand's new Music First marketing platform. MySpace will be streaming select concerts, but its uncertain at this time if the Best Coast show will be one of them. »Read Full Article
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1UP: I'm seeing that 36 jobs were cut in San Francisco, are these cuts entirely because of the move to digital or is there more to it?
MH: It's part of looking at the efficiencies of the company overall, and by putting some of the central work in London, we can make efficiencies in various departments. I'm happy to say that London and San Francisco stem from where Sega used to be as a hardware company, when they were more like two separate companies, and that's the legacy a little bit of what we have in operation, and that's probably something that's not really seen by the outside world, nor should they probably be overly concerned about it.
So, my job really has been to...you know, we're truly in a global business, and digital absolutely has made sure that's defined fully. So, I mean to think of how can I have core administrative hubs to manage everything outside of Japan, China and Korea. So there was a lot of duality, there was a lot of doing the same work twice. And you'll see in Europe, likewise a similar number of people have unfortunately been made redundant, but that's because there was a lot of copying between both San Francisco and London. So it's kind of a natural question of how do we become more efficient and affective as an operation, and that's what the exercise has been. There's nothing specific, as to where 30 of those 36 positions come from, it's being something generally within most of the departments in the company.
1UP: I'm having a hard time wrapping my head around why 37 jobs were cut in London based on the explanation I'm hearing, which is that this was an organizational shift to London.
MH: Not everything is moved to London, so for example take QA and localization as very good and truly staff-heavy operation. Within the process there was a lot we were duplicating. So for example there's a lot of what was being done in London that was copying what was being done in America. So there are those positions that don't necessarily need to be as highly staffed as they have been. So that's particular in Europe where we've become more efficient by putting more of the emphasis on QA and localization out of the San Francisco office. But the administrative hub of the package business is now going to move more into London. So for example the Brand Management team that we had in America - not all, but a lot of that - is not required because a lot more of that will not be done by the team in London. By really working people's objectives and their hours, we find that people can be more effective and do more. So it's a little bit of everything in terms of how we've managed to reduce those numbers and become more efficient with the reorganization.


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Skip to comments.Google causes IE to lock up
Posted on 08/13/2011 8:46:22 AM PDT by Steely Tom
Does anyone else experience freeze-up of Internet Explorer when you try to navigate to Google?
Internet Explorer, how quaint.
Nope — no problem
i've learned to use ie when sending hotmail messages; other browsers mess up the format.
also, google and adobe reader don't work well with firefox.
ms interferes with firefox.
Prepare to be ridiculed for using IE. Try Firefox or Chrome.
I've never had a any problems with them.
It's not likely google. Try cleaning up your system, temp files internet cache ect. run a chkdsk and defrag. which ie are you using? worst case try compatibility mode.
Thanks everyone for your help. The problem must be on my end.
What the heck is "compatibility mode?"
Yes...I've noticed this in the last couple of days. Solution is to use Chrome.
Get FOXIT READER instead of adobe better and faster.
Although the code from the Google site is valid, there are some bugs in some versions of Internet Explorer which the Google code seems to trip on.
So some things on Google don't work well with IE. The actual bugs are in IE, but Google isn't going out of their way to avoid those bugs any more.
IE is sooooo 1999. Use Firefox or Mr. Google's Chrome.
Two Birds. One Stone.
Yeah,it doesn't usually require re-booting, but does lock up on me several times a day.
What's "Internet Explorer"?
I've had no problems w/ Adobe Reader unless I'm using Tor. Then Save As is a good work-around.
I have no trouble with hotmail or live mail.
also, google and adobe reader dont work well with firefox.
If you have your icons set to greater than 125% in the personalization screen Adobe acts up. If you have it lower than that it's fine.
My IE 9 never quits.
IE is sooooo 1999. Use Firefox or Mr. Google's Chrome.
From IE8 Help:
Why don't some websites display correctly in Internet Explorer 8?
Websites that were designed for earlier versions of Internet Explorer might not display correctly in the current version. However, you can often improve how a website will look in Internet Explorer by using a new feature called Compatibility View.
When you turn on Compatibility View, the webpage you're viewingas well as any other webpages within the website's domainwill be displayed as if you were using an earlier version of Internet Explorer.
To turn on Internet Explorer Compatibility View
Open Internet Explorer.
Click the Tools button, and then click Compatibility View.
If Internet Explorer recognizes a webpage that is not compatible, you will see the Compatibility View button on the Address bar. To turn Compatibility View on or off, click the Compatiblity View button .
From now on, whenever you visit this website, it will be displayed in Compatibility View. However, if the website receives updates to display correctly in the current version of Internet Explorer, Compatibility View will automatically turn off.
Not all website display problems are caused by browser incompatibility. Interrupted Internet connections, heavy traffic, or website bugs can also affect how a webpage is displayed.
Don't use Google or IE, but that's just me.
My advice, change the name of Internet Explorer to This browser sux, download Firefox, and never use IE again. Internet Explorer is hands down the worst browser. If you want a second browser, try Opera. Don't let anyone talk you into using Chrome unless you enjoy being spied on by google. Bing works just fine, if you must use google go through Scroogle so they can't watch your every move. Always remember that using Google or Chrome is the same as letting the Obummers watch your every move. I installed Chrome on an old laptop I rarely used just to see what all it installed in my registry. Then I uninstalled it and put the registry cleaners to work. Pretty interesting. A few things you never want on your Microsoft computer, AOL software or tool bars, Chrome, Google or Yahoo tool bars, Real Player, anything that has the word Google or Yahoo in them. Just my opinion but you won't see me on here asking about computer problems.
Anyone that uses Google anything has a screw loose. JMHO.
So some things on Google don't work well with IE. The actual bugs are in IE, but Google isn't going out of their way to avoid those bugs any more.
Yes, that make sense. It had occured to me that this might be some sort of Microsoft vs. Google thing. I searched FR to see if there were any other mentions of the problem before I posted this thread. Didn't see any.
I've seen this problem since yesterday afternoon. As you may know, MS pushed out a big update chain on 11 August. Perhaps this had something to do with it.
I've tried Firefox. It's too different from IE, which I'm used to. OK, I'm not "with it." I'm a square. I admit it.
As far as Chrome goes, I don't trust Google enough to download a bunch of executable code from them. No way.
Let them 'do no evil' on someone else's machine.
Don't automatically install updates unless you need them. If you think it is an update glitch, then roll back to an earlier date.
Well, yeah, but a lot of those updates were security-oriented. I don't care about Google that much; in fact, this experience has prompted me to use Dogpile more.
Other than this one thing, Win 7 is working fine for me. It'll probably get worked out. I note that there are two more Win 7 updates waiting to be downloaded...
I agree. I do use Google once in a while but I never go through Google, I go through Scroogle.
Always remember that using Google or Chrome is the same as letting the Obummers watch your every move. I installed Chrome on an old laptop I rarely used just to see what all it installed in my registry. Then I uninstalled it and put the registry cleaners to work. Pretty interesting. A few things you never want on your Microsoft computer, AOL software or tool bars, Chrome, Google or Yahoo tool bars, Real Player, anything that has the word Google or Yahoo in them. Just my opinion but you won't see me on here asking about computer problems.I'm with you on that! It's amazing how many software products and upgrades try to sneak a Google or Yahoo toolbar on to your machine. It requires constant vigilance to keep them out of your life.
Hmm. Scroogle. I'll have to check into that.
Why is that?
""I don't care about Google that much; in fact, this experience has prompted me to use Dogpile more."
I seldom use Dogpile any more, although I was an early advocate. I now use IXQ because I like it's security and privacy policies. Go here, and click on either IXQUICK or "private" to view their policies;
"Ixquick's position:
You have a right to privacy.
Your search data should never fall into the wrong hands.
The only real solution is quickly deleting your data or not storing them to begin with.
Since January 2009 we do not record our users' IP addresses anymore.
Your personal data are not shared with any third party.
We are the first and only search engine to do so.
Since then we have added many other features that protect your privacy.
Our initiative is receiving an overwhelmingly positive response!"
Why would any conservative want to use Google?
I just quit using google, and changed home page to another search engine. I was tired of them tracking me anyway.
You've got bad memory DIMMs. I used to build computers and rand the modules through a tester. About 23% were defective and couldn't handle the load. I no longer have access to a memory tester and have found many modules defective. Even when not bought in bulk.
Some websites hard code in IE7, some IE8, etc. So use of Compatibility View may or may not work. IE8 causes CSS issues and broke expression use in scripts. Some issues could be due to the user blocking scriplets. Bottom line, there is no simple answer.
OK. Good to know. I was just trying to answer a previous poster's question: "What is Compatibility View?"
From their privacy policy:
"DuckDuckGo does not collect or share personal information. That is our privacy policy in a nutshell. "
I don't GOOGLE. Google is a major donor to progressive causes.
Transparent Aluminum
Me either never a glitch
with all the good search engines out there today, why are you even going to google?
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The Savannah River Site's largest contractor is in the process of training its first class of nuclear production operators in more than 15 years to support existing and new missions at the Site.
According to a recent news release, Savannah River Nuclear Solutions – or SRNS – has employed 40 new trainees.
Of the 40 new trainees, 17 have graduated from either Aiken Technical College or Augusta Technical College, and the majority of the trainees were hired locally.
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So Mr. Niinou has had his final say (see below) but that's not all for our Etrian Odyssey blog yet. Is there anything you want to know about the game? Maybe you want the controls cleared up, or you're curious about some detail of the system? Post your questions in the comments below, and you might get them answered in the next post!
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Some questions...Posted: May 10, 2007 12:00AM PST by Saphion
Hello! As a long time gamer, I have to say how Etrian Odyssey has gotten me excited for a genre I've not really ever played before.
I'm going to be a bit cheeky and ask more than one question...
1. Roughly, how long would it take to complete the game?
2. Are there any secrets, unlockables or easter eggs? (Everyone loves secrets!)
3. Will it be released in Europe? (I live in the UK...)
4. If it sells well, will there be a sequel?
Thanks very much in advance!
Looking forward to the game! :)
~ Saphion
Curious about the levelling system...Posted: May 11, 2007 12:00AM PST by citaro
I'm really excited about this game! I actually just found out about it last week when I ordered Odin Sphere from Amazon- it offered to sell me Etrian Odyssey as well, so I investigated and liked what I saw. To tell the truth, I'm more looking forward to this than Odin Sphere, now. One question about the levelling system: Are there ways for players to customize their characters beyond picking them at the beginning (ie: distributing attribute or skill points at each level up)? Thanks for keeping this blog. I'd say it helped pique my interest in the game- Something to keep in mind for your next project!
Great BlogPosted: May 11, 2007 12:00AM PST by astral_freak
I was very happy to see the things that Mr. Ninou wrote in the last days about the concept of the classic 3d rpg. Anyway I have two questions about this
1.- Will it have an added replay value?(like a new game +, or secret classes)
2.- What is the translation of the japanese text in the last image of the gallery?(the one with the female protector)
Final Questions.Posted: May 14, 2007 12:00AM PST by nPlastic
I'll have this game in my hands on Wednesday. Though it was of interest when I first learned about it, Niinou-san's blog entries have also convinced me that a lot of thoughtful design work has gone into this title. I expect to spend a long time with it, and I won't rush through it just to see the ending (though I did rush through Super Paper Mario so that I'd be finished by the time this game was released).
My questions are:
1. Were there any common features/characteristics of turn-based RPGs that the team specfically decided to omit in Etrian Odyssey? Why were they removed?
2. How would you describe the role of music in the game? Was it added mostly as an afterthought, or was it being composed as the dungeons and gameplay were being designed? Is the sound in the game ultimately disposable, or is it an integral part of the experience?
3. Is there anything the team wanted to do in Etrian Odyssesy that they simply did not have the time or resources to accomplish? Can we expect these things in a sequel?
Thanks, and looking forward to enjoying your work.


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