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Today's Fair Haven Inn Restaurant stands on the footings of the old Fair Haven Inn destroyed by fire in 1993. Out of the ashes of the historic Victorian inn rose a beautiful phoenix-a doric temple that boasts one of the best Mediterranean offerings in northern New England.
Celebrities living or vacationing in Vermont-and there are lots of them-have good noses when it comes to sniffing out first-class dining and entertainment. The Fair Haven Inn is no exception with its large dining rooms, beautiful native-stone fireplaces with fragrant paper-birch fires, and intimate tavern.
When popular Hollywood actor Tom Selleck-famous for his portrayals of television's fictional Magnum P.I. and scotch-drinking police chief Jesse Stone-is in town, you may see him at the inn sharing a quiet dinner with friends. Even comic actor Dom DeLuise likes his visits to the inn. DeLuise's agent reports that the actor, who is a master Italian cook himself, receives first-class service and smacks his lips when he reads the inn's award-winning Greco-Mediterranean menu. Before his death in 2002, Academy Award-winner James Coburn-star of "Our Man Flint", "The Great Escape" and "Major Dundee"-included the Fair Haven Inn on his visits to Vermont. You can even see a small picture of the late Mr. Coburn posing at the inn on a wall near the dining room.
You'd think that with all the attention paid to the Fair Haven Inn by some of the beautiful people, the owners would be boastful-not so.
Owners Dimitrios and Mihaella Leremias are classic restaurateurs. A celebrity is a customer and every Fair Haven Inn customer they meet is treated like a celebrity. And you'll find no healthier menu than the Leremias'. A fresh Mediterranean diet is considered one of the best heart healthy diets on Earth-and you don't have cross an ocean and a sea to find it. Several members of the hearty Leremias family have survived to over a century.
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Casino games: They're about revenues, not jobs
The first casino bill to make its way in the Legislature this year is House Bill 665, introduced by Rep. Edmond Gionet, R-Lincoln. It would allow the creation of two casinos, "one in the White Mountains and one in a county bordering Massachusetts." Gionet says his bill is all about job-creation.
"This is not a budget bill, and I don't intend it to be one. It's a jobs bill."
No, it's a budget bill. Last year the New Hampshire Center for Public Policy Studies issued a report on expanded gambling in the state. Based on data from other casinos, it estimated that a $500 million destination resort casino in New Hampshire would employ 2,400 people. For some perspective, Elliot Hospital in Manchester employs about 2,800 people.
Casinos would employ a few thousand people, but the direct economic impact would be concentrated in the immediate community. What about the rest of the state? Rep. Gionet says "We've got highways and bridges in really bad shape, and some folks want surcharges on registrations and a gas tax increase to fund that. I don't think so."
The statewide economic impact would come through the use of casino revenues on highway repair and construction. So it is a budget bill after all, not a jobs bill.
Make no mistake, if casinos are allowed in New Hampshire, some jobs would come with them. However, even more jobs would come from reforming our business taxes in ways that encourage more start-ups and relocations. Fidelity Investments' Merrimack campus employs about 5,300 people, more than would be employed by both of Rep. Gionet's casinos combined. When Fidelity closed its Marlborough, Mass., offices last year, it moved those jobs to Merrimack. If New Hampshire concentrated on recruiting more facilities like that, and on making the conditions better for entrepreneurs, we would be far better off than if we pursued a few casinos.
The real reason politicians want casinos is so they can take half of the gaming revenues, vs 8.5 percent of any other business's profits. It's about money, not jobs.
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Pinaquy's passion for the old ways has lured craftsmen-in-training to ask for an apprenticeship, something beyond his guest lectures at Cerritos College's woodworking classes. But he and his wife, landscape architect Karen Adnoff, are planning something more ambitious. Inspired by a medieval fortress construction project in the Burgundy region of France, the couple say they will build a French chateau here entirely by hand, using materials and tools -- ropes, hoists, scaffolding, planes, saws and chisels -- also made by hand.
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A set of responders modules to dry up your Rails 3 app. If you are interested in the version to be used with Rails 2.3 together with Inherited Resources, please check this branch instead:
FlashResponder - Sets the flash based on the controller action and resource status. For instance, if you do: respond_with(@post) on a POST request and the resource @post does not contain errors, it will automatically set the flash message to "Post was successfully created" as long as you configure your I18n file:
flash: actions: create: notice: "%{resource_name} was successfully created." update: notice: "%{resource_name} was successfully updated." destroy: notice: "%{resource_name} was successfully destroyed." alert: "%{resource_name} could not be destroyed."
In case the resource contains errors, you should use the failure key on I18n. This is useful to dry up flash messages from your controllers. If you need a specific message for a controller, let's say, for PostsController, you can also do:
flash: posts: create: notice: "Your post was created and will be published soon"
This responder is activated in all non get requests. By default it will use the keys :notice and :alert, but they can be changed in your application:
config.responders.flash_keys = [ :success, :failure ]
Responders::FlashResponder.flash_keys = [ :success, :failure ]
HttpCacheResponder - Automatically adds Last-Modified headers to API requests. This allows clients to easily query the server if a resource changed and if the client tries to retrieve a resource that has not been modified, it returns not_modified status.
CollectionResponder - Makes your create and update action redirect to the collection on success.
Configuring your own responder
The first step is instal responders gem and configure it in your application:
gem install responders
Responders only provides a set of modules, to use them, you have to create your own responder. This can be done inside the lib folder for example:
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class AppResponder < ActionController::Responder
include Responders::FlashResponder
include Responders::HttpCacheResponder
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require "app_responder"
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GROWING PAINS: Dooley addresses lack of depth
Derek Dooley made clear that he wasn't looking for sympathy.
But the Tennessee coach also didn't leave any doubt that there are legitimate concerns with the roster he inherited that aren't going to be fixed quickly.
Repeated references to youth and inexperience helped hammer that point home after what appeared to be a disappointing scrimmage for the Vols, and with the opener against UT-Martin two weeks away, each mention seemed to resonate at Neyland Stadium as UT deals with its shortage of scholarship players.
"Think of it this way -- four more defensive backs, four more defensive linemen, three more receivers and about four more offensive linemen," Dooley said. "Think of, essentially, almost a whole other signing class. If we sign -- you all like the stars, that's how you evaluate guys, based on the stars -- our average would be 3.6 over time. ... If you added 15 more -- 10 more three-stars, five four-stars ...
"Look it's pointless to even talk about it. It is what it is, and I'm not worried about what we don't have. But today it really showed."
The Vols can start addressing the experience part when the season finally starts, but the numbers game will take time.
And Dooley knows the rebuilding job is going to take patience, which he clearly has as part of his plans for rebuilding the program.
"We're going to lose 14 seniors this year, so that would put you at 29 down," Dooley said. "Then you're always going to lose three to five guys. You can only sign 25, so it takes a couple years.
"That's all right. Don't put the focus on all that. We're not singing the blues. I'm not saying, 'Oh, poor me.' I'm happy to be here. I'd rather be here with 72 than about anywhere else."
Yet another reason he wasn't looking for anybody to feel sorry for him.
"I'd rather be here with 72 than about anywhere else." I may be reading way too much into this, but I wish he had left out the word "about".
Patience is definitely the key for rebuilding our program. Let's hope Vols fans, typically not the most patient of people, can remember that. Three seasons, by my count, if all goes well and we should be SEC contenders once again. Give CDD the oppurtunity, time, and tools to do the job. Don't start calling for his head after a couple mediocre seasons, steady progress in the right direction and FAN SUPPORT is what this staff needs most.
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Customers taking part in activities at the complex will be able to reclaim their parking charge, up to a maximum of £1.90. Refunds can be obtained at the reception desk. Refunds can only be given as 50p, £1.20 or £1.90p
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Cons: unmarked drops off active runs, unmarked trails, lots of ice, exposed granite and rocks
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Fool's Paradise has posted a couple photos it claims are of Chris Brown fucking Andre Merrit. Not sure wether or not I'm buying it but I'm enjoying the photos… Looks like he's really getting it in! What do you think??
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Where's the tattoos? Brown had to have been underage if those pics are real
THE Pics of him were all in 2005-2007
Really? Ok, where're the tattoos on his arm? And clearly, he's mixed, but that body is WAY too white in comparison to his photoshopped face. Gullible bitches haha
He was very, very, very light-skinned when he came out on the music scene. It was his light complexion and his MJ-like dance moves that drew up the Michael Jackson comparisons. This actually doesn't surprise me. He's had quite a few bouts of anger lately… usually, those are caused by repressed feelings. Still love the hell outta him though, either way.
This is not him. Theres on tat's and way 2 light skineded.
And i still love u CHRIS BROWN u r my everythang. Say hey 2 ya haters 4 me and them bitches LOOK @ U KNOW BABY:)!!!! AND PPL TALKIN ABOUT U ALL THE TIME AND WEN THEY DO IM RITE THERE TELLIN THEM BITCHES 2 FALL THE HELL BACK:) #LOVE U CHRIS BROWN<3


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Rank Range: MSgt to Pvt
Job Description: Tactical air operations module/air defense technicians perform and supervise installation, alignment, inspection, testing, maintenance and repair of electronic assemblies and subassemblies, fiber optic cables, and system software of Marine Corps Air Defense Systems to include the Tactical Air Operations Module (TAOM, Air Defense Communications Platform (ADCP), Sector Anti-air Warfare Facility (SAAWF), Tactical Defense Alert Radar (TDAR) and Short Range Air Defense (SHORAD) Weapon Systems.
Job Requirements:
(1) Must possess an EL score of 110 or higher. HQMC APC is the waiver approval authority.
(2) Complete the Basic Electronics Course.
(3) Complete the Tactical Air Operations Module (TAOM) Maintenance Course.
(4) Complete the Avenger System Repair Course, U.S. Army Missile and Munitions Center and School, Redstone Arsenal, AL.
(5) Must be eligible for a secret security clearance.
(6) Must have a minimum of 1-year high school algebra.
(7) Must have normal color vision.
(8) Must be a U.S. citizen.
(1) Cpl to Pvt:
(a) Demonstrates knowledge of basic electricity and electronics, including theory of digital and analog solid-state circuitry.
(b) Assembles and disassembles the Avenger Weapons System to include preparation for storage and shipment.
(c) Installs, adjusts, maintains, and repairs air defense equipment using schematic diagrams and fault isolation procedures to include tactical air defense alert radar.
(d) Performs authorized modifications to equipment.
(e) Performs basic system administration task on all equipment groups of the TDS.
(f) Aligns/Adjusts the peripheral equipment inputs for proper operation.
(g) Aligns/Adjusts the peripheral equiplnent input for proper operation.
(h) Identifies system malfunctions by utilizing operational and diagnostic computer programs, operations and maintenance panel indications, and other inherent self-test features.
(i) Restores system operation by substituting a good subassembly for a defective one.
(j) Uses special test equipment such as digital, analog and power supply test sets, general-purpose test equipment, and maintenance publications for the isolation of defective parts on a subassembly.
(k) Uses normal and special hand tools to remove and replace parts on all TDS subassemblies, replace cable connectors, and wire the printed circuit board connectors per approved instructions.
(l) Uses the Marine Corps Technical Publications System to obtain identifying data on parts or maintenance float items in equipment maintenance.
(m) Prepares requisitions for parts and maintenance float items required in equipment maintenance.
(n) Performs maintenance standards checks and/or preventive maintenance on TDS equipment groups, special test equipments, and tools.
(o) Accumulates, records, interprets, and reports equipment maintenance history.
(p) Prepares the TDS for deployment.
(q) Uses the secondary repairable items program and the recoverable items program to restore defective electronics equiprrent to serviceable condition.
(r) Monitors supply action on requisitions.
(2) MSgt to Sgt:
(a) Installs, adjusts, maintains, and repairs the air defense equipment.
(b) Supervises maintenance shop operations to include: work scheduling, production flow, and record maintenance.
(c) Conducts maintenance-training programs.
(d) Prepares and submits operational reports, forms and logs.
(e) Utilizes the fundamentals of electronics and electricity to analyze schematics, diagnose faults, and affect repairs on faulty circuits.
(f) Uses functions of arithmetic, control, storage, input and output units of electronic digital computers, principles of data storage, computer control, input and output devices, and computer programming.
(g) Reads and understands wiring units, logic units, schematics, and technical data in publications on digital circuitry of TDS.
(h) Utilizes operating functions and missions of various centers of TDS.
(i) Utilizes operational function of TDS as related to tactical data systems of other military services.
(j) Utilizes theory of transmission lines, propagation, propagation characteristics, and setting requirements for HF radio and tropospheric scatter systems.
(k) Installs, operates, performs periodic checks, and repairs digital circuitry of TDS terminal group and general and special purpose computers, buffers, and other associated peripheral equipment.
(l) Uses special test equipment such as digital card testers, module test sets, and dual trace oscilloscopes (distortion and wave analyzers) for detecting system malfunctions.
(m) Installs, operates, performs periodic checks, makes adjustments, and repairs modules and cards of the elements of the TDS.
(n) Performs fault isolation and repair of etched circuit boards, modules, and subassemblies using card testers, module testers, and other special test equipment.
(o) Performs minor maintenance on all special purpose test equipment used to repair cards and modules of the data system.
(p) Keeps necessary records of maintenance performed, reporting system failures, and re-supply of failed parts.
(q) Assists the data systems maintenance officer in the performance of his duties.
Related Department of Labor Occupation Codes :
(1) Electronics Mechanic 828.281-010, and 828.261-022.
(2) Supervisor, Electronics Systems Maintenance 828.161-010.
Related Marine Corps Jobs:
(1) TACC Repairer, 5962.
(2) TACC Technician, 5974.
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A couple of years ago, a friend and I were talking about attending Kansas City Chiefs football games at Arrowhead Stadium.
I mentioned to my friend, who happens to own a well-known bar in Kansas City, that at the last game I attended, I was bothered by the behavior of many fans. Not all of them, mind you, but enough of them to take some of the enjoyment out of watching the game. My friend nodded his head and said that until a few years ago, he owned Chiefs' season tickets.
"But I dropped them," he said. "I was sitting by people who, if they were in our bar, we would refuse to serve."
I don't know if alcohol played a role in the behavior in evidence at the game Sunday, but I suspect it did. At least I'm hoping it did. I'm hoping that what some Chiefs' fans did Sunday afternoon was not something they would do sober.
What some fans did Sunday was about as classless a thing as I've heard in all my years watching professional sports. It would make Oakland Raiders' fans seem like Emily Post graduates.
While quarterback Matt Cassel was sprawled out on the ground after suffering what has been described as a concussion, many in the hometown crowd cheered and continued cheering as Matt was led off the field.
The Chiefs are not having a great season. Actually, they are not even having a mediocre season, and as the team's highly paid starting quarterback, Matt is catching most of the blame. I understand that. It comes with the territory when you play quarterback in the NFL. But getting blamed for a poor season is one thing. Folks cheering because you are lying unconscious on the ground after a vicious hit is something else entirely. Matt didn't sign up for that, and he didn't deserve it.
Some folks in the Kansas City media have tried to argue that some of the fans weren't cheering because Matt got hurt but because backup quarterback Brady Quinn was coming into the game. I'm sorry, but I don't get that distinction.
To be fair, not all the fans at Sunday's game cheered when Matt got hurt. I would like to think, as a matter of fact, that those cheering while Matt was led off the field were in a small minority. But, apparently, they were a loud minority.
After the game, Eric Winston, one of Matt's teammates, went on a bit of a tirade about the fans' behavior when the quarterback got hurt. Eric told reporters that he has "never been so embarrassed in my life to play football than at that moment right there."
I thought Eric's statements were on the money. If anything, Eric was too easy on the fans who cheered Matt's injury. Typically, some Kansas City media folks didn't share my opinion. Several in the K.C. media said Eric was out of line and wrong to imply that everyone at Arrowhead Stadium cheered when Matt went down.
It's true that not everyone in the stadium cheered when Matt got hurt, but I think some folks are missing Eric's greater point: It's unacceptable to cheer when someone gets hurt. Boo a bad performance, or criticize players after a loss, Eric said, but don't cheer when they get hurt. Don't take joy in injury.
"We have a lot of problems as a society if people think that's OK," Eric said.
I would like to think that what happened Sunday at Arrowhead Stadium will cause folks to pause and reflect. I would like to think that what happened Sunday might usher in an era of civility and common courtesy at sports events.
I also would like to think that pigs can fly.
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The is live scoring for round two of the Bellator 35 main event, Lyman Good vs. Chris Lozano. This is the fourth and final quarterfinal bout of the welterweight tournament.
Round 2 - Early flurry leads to Lyman Good pressing Chris Lozano against the fence. Lozano presses back and lands two solid knees to the midsection. The two disengage. Nice left jab from Lozano. Good lands a nice flurry and they clinch. Lozano lands another knee to the midsection, but Good presses him back against the cage. We're back at striking distance. Solid right hand to the midsection from Lozano, but Good counters with a huge combination that hurts Lozano. Good ducks under a right hand and clinches. Someone's mouth piece -- it looks like Lozano's -- flies out. Jason Herzog calls for action up against the fence. Good throwing knees to the thigh. Herzog has the mouth piece in hand now. Herzog breaks up the clinch, giving him a chance to return Lozano's mouth guard. Lozano has his left eye shut, which allows Good to win every exchange. Thirty seconds left in the round. Good presses in and slams Lozano down as the round ends. Lozano claims he can still see out of the swollen eye.
SBNation.com scores the round 10-9 for Lyman Good.


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What are they?
A suffix is a word part placed at the end of a root wood that makes a new word. Suffixes are not words; however, they help to form longer words and can change or add to a word's meaning. A suffix shows how a word is used in a sentence and what part of speech is formed.
Sometimes adding a suffix to a root word changes the word's function. Consider the following example:
Example: inject (verb that means to force fluid into a passage)
Example: inject (root word) + ion (suffix) = injection (noun meaning liquid injected into the body with a hypodermic)
Common suffixes
The suffixes "-d/-ed" change the tense of a word. When "-d/-ed" is added to the end of a verb, it changes from the present to past tense. Consider the following examples:
Example 1: live (present tense), lived (past tense)
Example 2: harden (present tense), hardened (past tense)
The suffixes "-s/-es" are used to indicate number. By attaching these suffixes to a singular noun, they turn into plural nouns. Consider the following examples:
Example 1: shoe (singular noun), shoes (plural noun)
Example 2: church (singular noun), churches (plural noun)
The suffix "-ing" changes the tense of all verbs from present tense to present participle (or gerund). Consider the following example:
Example: I heard my neighbor talking on the telephone.
The suffix "-ing" expresses the action of the verb.
Commonly used suffixes
- –able and – ible mean capable of, can be done
- –al and -ial mean having characteristics of, pertaining to
- –en means made of
- –er and -est mean comparative
- –ful means full of
- –ity and -ty mean state of
- –less means without
- –ness means state of, condition of
- –osis means condition
- –tude means state of
Spelling rules
Rule #1: When the root word ends with a consonant and the suffix begins with a consonant, combine the root word and consonant with no spelling changes.
Example 1: doubt + ful = doubtful
Example 2: quick + ness = quickness
This holds true even when a prefix is added.
Example 3: dis (prefix) + respect (root word) + ful (suffix) = disrespectful
Rule #2: For one-syllable words that end in a single consonant, double the last letter when you add a suffix.
Example 4: fun + y = funny
Example 5: spin + ing = spinning
Rule #3: For one-syllable words that end with more than one consonant, the last letter is not doubled.
Example 6: jump + ing = jumping
Example 7: ring + ing = ringing
Rule #4: For words pronounced with the emphasis on the last syllable and end with a single consonant, double the last letter.
Example 8: begin + ing = beginning
Example 9: prefer + ed = preferred
Rule #5: For words that are pronounced without emphasis on the last syllable, do not double the last letter.
Example 10: benefit + ing = benefiting
Example 11: offer + ed = offered
Rule #6: If the letter before the final "y" is a consonant, change the "y" to an "i," and add the suffix.
Example 12: lonely + ness = loneliness
Rule #7: When the first letter in the suffix is a vowel, drop the silent "e."
Example 13: love + able = lovable
This is true when there is a prefix attached to the word, too.
Example 14: un (prefix) + love (root word) + able (suffix) = unlovable
Common exceptions to rule #7 include acreage, canoeing, hoeing, mileage and singeing.
Rule #8: When the first letter in a suffix is a consonant, keep the silent "e."
Example 15: care + less = careless
This rule also applies to words with a prefix.
Example 16: un (prefix) + hope (root word) + ful (suffix) = unhopeful


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Administration Bldg,
Controller's Office-Room 103
(208) 792-2202
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Room 208
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Lewis-Clark State College takes pride in offering a quality education at an affordable cost. For more than a decade, LCSC has offered the lowest tuition among all of Idaho's four-year public institutions. With hands-on instruction that connects learning to life from an award-winning faculty, students leave LCSC ready for their next journey.
In the table to the right, you will find the 2014-15 Student Tuition and Fee schedule associated with taking classes at Lewis-Clark State College. Your total overall cost will vary depending upon factors such as health insurance, residency, housing status, course fees, books and supplies, meal plans, transportation, and other personal expenses.More than 75 percent of LCSC students also qualify for some form of financial aid (including scholarships, federal aid and Veteran's benefits), which can significantly reduce the cost of education.
The Controller's Office, located in the Administration Building, is the business and accounting office where students pay their bills, including tuition, and where all student account information is available. Please contact Student Accounts in the Controller's Office with any tuition, fee, or payment questions. The Financial Aid Office, located in Reid Centennial Hall, is where students receive help with applying for scholarship and financial aid funding.
The Cashier accepts cash, checks, and most debit and credit cards. All fees must be paid in full, or a payment plan contract signed by the fifth official day of the semester. Financial Aid should be available before the first official day of the semester for students who have met the Priority Deadline, have returned their signed financial aid/scholarship Award Letter and are enrolled for the appropriate number of credits two weeks before classes begin.
|2014-15 Student Tuition and Fees
|Full-time: 12 or more credits
|Idaho Resident
|Asotin County
|Part-time: 10-11 credits, flat rate
|Part-time: 9 or less credits
|Overload (20 or more credits)
|*Insurance (may be waived, see below)
|Fall: $1135, **Spring:$1,589
|2014 Summer Session Fees
*The Idaho State Board of Education requires all full-time and international students to have health insurance, but waivers are available to those who are covered under a similiar plan. See Student Health Insurance for more details.
**Spring fee also includes Summer coverage
Fees listed above right are for the 2014-15 academic year only and are subject to change as directed by the State Board of Education. Full-time status is defined as 12 or more credit hours per semester. The fees listed are a summary of the most common fees assessed. Some Academic and most Technical Division classes have additional course, lab, and/or program fees, which are subject to change. Courses and the fees associated with them are listed in WarriorWeb. Additional fee information is available on the Student Accounts webpage. There may also be specific supplies, uniforms or tools a student will need to purchase, depending on the program. Contact your Program Advisor for more details.
The Financial Aid Office develops a Cost of Attendance estimate, which is used in the calculation of financial aid packages. Elements of the Cost of Attendance include transportation, housing, meals, books, supplies, personal expenses, living expenses, and other potential costs outside of tuition and fees.
Payment of tuition, fees, housing and meal plans, and the release of residual funds is done through Student Accounts in the Controller's Office.Learn more
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Take the next step in your life's journey and apply now. You're just one click away from changing your life and investing in yourself.Admissions Office


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Riddick 2013Riddick Movie Description Left for dead on a sun-scorched planet, Riddick finds himself up against an alien race of predators. Activating an emergency beacon alerts two ships: one carrying a new breed of mercenary, the other captained by a man from Riddick's past. The infamous Riddick has been left for dead on a sun-scorched planet that appears to be lifeless. Soon, however, he finds himself fighting for survival against alien predators more lethal than any human he's encountered. The only way off is for Riddick to activate an emergency beacon and alert mercenaries who rapidly descend to the planet in search of their bounty. The first ship to arrive carries a new breed of merc, more lethal and violent, while the second is captained by a man whose pursuit of Riddick is more personal. With time running out and a storm on the horizon that no one could survive, his hunters won't leave the planet without Riddick's head as their trophy. more about Riddick
Movie Genre / Action / Sci-Fi / Thriller
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Vin Diesel as Riddick / Jordi Mollà as Santana / Matt Nable as Boss Johns / Katee Sackhoff as Dahl / Dave Bautista as Diaz / Bokeem Woodbine as Moss / Raoul Trujillo as Lockspur / Conrad Pla as Vargas / Danny Blanco Hall as Falco / Noah Danby as Nunez / Neil Napier as Rubio / Nolan Gerard Funk as Luna / Karl Urban as Vaako / Andreas Apergis as Krone / Keri Hilson as Santana's PrisonerRiddick Relase Date:
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This ladies and gentlemen, is procrastination at it's finest.
It is 4:29 PM on Thursday afternoon and the weekend is only one hour and one minute away from me, I smell it.
Sitting in this little box of an office with no light, other than artificial, naturally, has got me thinking about work.
I often think how to run away from my responsibilities, I've been the queen of skipping class since the 9th grade. The lady loves her sleep (high five if you got the GoT reference).
I always figured once I was in University doing something I love, I would be much less likely to skip class. Hah! It got worse, I had the audacity to skip 2 PM classes, same reason though, the lady loves her sleep.
And now I work, lol. Who in their right mind would hire me?
I am now bored of this current topic and will move on to..
I can't even procrastinate right anymore, jeez.
There are a lot of funny videos on YouTube, I've watched a lot of them today!
Oh right, I should explain the title of this post.
I work as a financial copywriter and no I will not write where because the lady needs to eat.
Yes, even though I live with my parents they both have very different food ideologies.
My mother likes incredibly bland food and will eat a tiny portion once or twice a day. My father on the other hand, enjoys extremely, traumatizingly grotesque meals and that leaves me, to fend for myself.
At least I save on rent.
It's only 4:37 PM. Thank you, theory of God damned relativity.
I shall continue my YouTube fun.
But here watch this, and don't come chasing after me with pitchforks – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E3rGev6OZ3w
Until my next nervous breakdown!


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Ottumwa Courier
The Ottumwa boys basketball team grinded out a 70-67 victory over Fairfield in overtime over on senior night Tuesday.
Carter Burns poured in 19 points and corralled 17 rebounds and senior Austin Walker contributed 19 points of his own.
It was a back and forth contest defined by offensive rallies by both teams. Ottumwa shot extremely well — particularly from beyond the arc in the first half — and led 36-26 at the half.
The Bulldogs came out strong to start the second half. Ottumwa's Andrew Altfillisch snaked inside the lane and scored on a drive amongst the trees to give the Bulldogs a 40-28 lead. But just when it looked like Ottumwa might run away with it, the Trojans came roaring back. They reeled off eight straight points to end the quarter that was capped off by a difficult shot in the lane by Spencer Peterman that tied the game at 43-43.
Walker picked off a pass and pushed it down court for a layup to start the quarter.
His bucket was followed by an 8-0 run courtesy of a Chris Peden bucket off a rebound, a nice drive down the lane by Brok Hopwood and another Walker bucket in transition. Fairfield, however, responded with burst of offense that cut the Bulldogs lead to 51-50. Walker made a turnaround inside the lane that upped Ottumwa's lead to 53-50 in the games final minutes. Ottumwa led 59-54 in the final minute of regulation before the Trojans Jordan Reid drilled a 3-pointer with 4.6 seconds left. Because of what appeared to be some miscommunication between Burns and Walker, Walker's inbounds pass was picked off by Darrin Dimmitt who laid it in to tie the game and send the game into overtime.
Burns and Andrew Altfillisch both connected on 3-pointers to help Ottumwa build up a 67-60 lead in overtime. But Fairfield clawed its way back into the game and narrowed the gap to 68-67 after Joseph Hietpas buried a three-pointer. Walker was fouled on the ensuing possession. He sank both his free-throws and Ottumwa picked up the 70-67 victory.
Senior Charlie Altfillisch sparked Ottumwa's offense in the first half with three 3-pointers.
"Charlie couldn't miss," Kyle Keck said.
"It's nice to get them to finally start falling so you can get in a rhythm and have some more confidence and you can build on that," Altfillisch said.
Altfillisch's second 3-pointer upped Ottumwa's lead to 17-8. Peterman carried his team offensively in the first half, accounting for 17 of his team's 26 points. He finished with a game-high 23 points.
Ottumwa had a great night from beyond the arc, as the Bulldogs connected on eight of 16 three pointers. For Keck, Walker, and Charlie Altfillisch, it was a great way to finish on their home court.
Ottumwa (2-18, 1-11) plays its last regular season game Thursday at eighth-ranked Ankeny (Class 4A). Fairfield (4-17) begins Class 3A, District 10 postseason play at Keokuk Monday night at 7 p.m.
Ottumwa 70, Fairfield 67 (OT)
Fair 14 12 17 16 8 — 67
Ottu 19 17 7 16 11 — 70
Fairfield (67) — Spencer Peterman 24, Darrin Dimmitt 14, Vincent Horras 7, Jordan Reid 9, Matt Carr 10, Joseph Hietpas 3. Totals 9-16 FT 67.
3-point goals — 4 (Dimmitt 1, Hietpas 1, Reid 1, Carr 1). Fouled out — None. Rebounds — 18 (Horras 7). Total fouls — 15.
Ottumwa (70) — Carter Burns 19, Austin Walker 19, Andrew Altfillisch 10, Charlie Altfillisch 9, Kyle Keck 4, Matt Moreland 1, Brok Hopwood 6, Chris Peden 2. Totals 29-55 FG 12-17 FT 70.
3-point goals — 8-16 (Burns 3, Charlie Altfillisch 3). Fouled out — None. Rebounds — 29 (Burns 17). Blocks — 4 (Burns 4). Total fouls — 15.


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GUI Tools for OpenConnect
Support for OpenConnect in NetworkManager has been integrated into GNOME git and is released alongside NetworkManager's other VPN modules: http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/sources/NetworkManager-openconnect/.
Prior to OpenConnect v3.00, the auth-dialog tool which handles GUI authentication was part of OpenConnect itself, rather than included in the network-manager-openconnect package. Versions of network-manager-openconnect earlier than 0.8.4 will expect the auth-dialog to be provided for them, and thus will not work with a version of OpenConnect any newer then v2.26.
To use OpenConnect v3.00 or newer with NetworkManager, you will need to be using NetworkManager-openconnect v0.8.4 or newer.
Note for KDE users: KDE does not support using OpenConnect with version 0.8 of NetworkManager (unless of course you run OpenConnect manually from the command line and don't use NetworkManager for the VPN at all). It is only supported since 2011-06-22 with the NetworkManager 0.9, and with the corresponding nm09 branch of the kde-plasma-networkmanagement widget.
This support was added by Ilia Kats, as KDE bug #226028.
ConnMan has core OpenConnect functionality as from version 0.48, and the corresponding support is also in the meego-panel-networks user interface. Other ConnMan UI front ends may lack VPN support.


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Auto Salvage Yard UK is a resource online where you may place a bid on repairable salvage cars and damaged repairable cars for sale. Here you can see wrecked cars for sale in the salvage cars auction. You can pick up a bargain salvage title car or you can buy one of the project cars to work on. You can also check out other salvage cars for sale listed on the right by car make; all the top brands are featured here such as BMW, Ford, Toyota, Honda, Mercedes, Nissan etc. By purchasing a salvage title car you have the opportunity to buy a newer model at a fraction of its market value for its age. Salvage damaged cars for sale include collision damage, flood damage, fire, vandalism, recovered stolen and other cars for salvage. Don't forget you can bookmark aSalvageYard.co.uk for all your car salvages needs.
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This is the second time this matter has reached the Supreme Court. Medellin, a citizen of Mexico, was convicted of capital murder in Texas state court and sentenced to death. Medellin filed a petition for a writ of habeas corpus arguing that the state violated his rights as a foreign national to consular access under the Vienna Convention. His petition was denied in the lower courts, despite a ruling by the International Court of Justice that Medellin and others were entitled to review of their convictions based on violations of the Vienna Convention. While Medellin's case was pending in the United States Supreme Court, the Bush administration filed a brief urging the Court to rule that Medellin had no private right to seek enforcement of the Convention, but also announced that the U.S. Government would comply with the World Court decision and directed state courts to reexamine the claims of Medellin and other Mexican nationals. Accordingly, Medellin filed a new state habeas petition and asked the Supreme Court to stay its consideration of the case pending state review. The Supreme Court in a 5-4 decision dismissed Medellin's petition and allow the state habeas case to go forward. Medellin v. Dretke.
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals denied Medellin's habeas petition because Medellin had not raised the issue at his trial, as required by Texas law. It held that the International Court of Justice decision was not binding federal law and, thus, did not preempt the state procedural rule requiring petitioners to raise issues at trial, and furthermore, that under the separation of powers doctrine, President Bush had no authority to order the state to reconsider Medellin's conviction.
Question Presented:
In the Case Concerning Avena and Other Mexican Nationals (Mex. v. U.S.), I.C.J. No. 128 (judgment of Mar. 31, 2004), the International Court of Justice determined that 51 named Mexican nationals, including petitioner, were entitled to receive review and reconsideration of their convictions and sentences through the judicial process in the United States. On February 28, 2005, President George W. Bush determined that the United States would comply with its international obligation to give effect to the judgment by giving those 51 individuals review and reconsideration in the state courts. However, the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals held that the President's determination exceeded his powers, and it refused to give effect to the Avena judgment or the President's determination.
This case presents the following questions:
1. Did the President of the United States act within his constitutional and statutory foreign affairs authority when he determined that the states must comply with the United States' treaty obligation to give effect to the Avena judgment in the cases of the 51 Mexican nationals named in the judgment?
2. Are state courts bound by the Constitution to honor the undisputed international obligation of the United States, under treaties duly ratified by the President with the advice and consent of the Senate, to give effect to the Avena judgment in the cases that the judgment addressed?


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The Life of a Modern Martyr
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Dietrich Bonhoeffer was a man who understood suffering. He traded the prominence of an aristocratic upbringing in Berlin for the unpopular roles of theologian and pastor. In an era when the German church widely embraced Hitler, he rejected Nazism and started the "Confessing Church" movement. Recent years have seen widely varying interpretations of his life and role in Christian and world history. So where does the truth lie?
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Beach Stone Sculptures
Anguilla sand is made from crushed coral stone dashed onto the shore with the constant tides. Some coral formations make their way to shore intact and Anguillians and visitors alike find them a creative inspiration. Walk along Rendezvous Bay beach on the western end to find a whole gallery of these mysterious and magical creations.
Another spot it find the raw materials for these scupltures is on a small beach west of Island Harbour along the sea rocks. This tiny beach is home to a vast collection of smooth coral stones and now some stone sculptures.
Directions to Island Harbour's tiny beach. Follow the beach all the way to the west past Arawak Inn. Wear hiking shoes and follow the rocks around the end of the point. In a short walk you will reach the tiny beach. Create stone sculpture, admire it and leave it for the next visitor.
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|A magnificent piece at Rendezvous Bay.
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Review: All The Boys Love Mandy Lane
Posted by Ali at 20:50 on 14 Feb 2008 Reviews A-Z
|Jonathan Levine
|Amber Heard, Michael Welch, Anson Mount, Whitney Able, Aaron Himelstein
|25 APR (US) 15 FEB (UK) Certificate 18
Heard plays the title character, a newly blossomed girl who struts down her high school corridor (breasts first) while all sorts of unsavoury males pick their jaws up off the floor - she's part Scarlett Johansson, part Jessica Alba, part Britney. In an attempt to wrangle with the standard teen issue of acceptance (although this is a theme later deemed surplus to requirements), the film sees Mandy weakly accept an offer from the school's cool kids to stay over at a friend's deserted ranch for a debauched weekend. There, a succession of slasher stereotypes - stoner, douchebag, black guy etc. - feebly vie for her romantic attention, although when folks start turning up dead, it's clear that some are more determined to win Mandy's heart than others. Because there's nothing chicks like better than homicidal maniacs, right guys?
You rarely get time to connect with characters in slasher movies - they're never around for long enough - but the characters in Mandy Lane are stunningly one-dimensional, almost insultingly so. They're an obnoxious bunch, each one more despicable than the last and all fully deserving of the most violent deaths imaginable. Mere knife fodder they might be, but Mandy Lane herself is the worst offender. She's the worst kind of female protagonist: a doe-eyed cockteaser, she'll use any excuse to squeeze into a pair of running shorts and toss her silky blonde hair, but she's got literally nothing more to her than her looks. Personality? Forget about it. A blander character you will not find: you'll ache for a bloody, swift conclusion to the whole shebang.
Stylistically, the movie is all over the place - it's very much a case of throwing shit at the wall to see what sticks. There are very obvious visual nods towards some horror classics (the movie's film stock looks intentionally aged) but the grimy, Tobe Hooper-esque look jars with some clumsy modern editing techniques - freeze frames, over-exposed film and a saturated palette all point to a director who doesn't know what he's doing. Moreover, the movie's violence is shown in gory detail in some scenes, yet is shot sparingly in others, either hidden in cutaways or obscured in shots far too fast to digest. Find a tone and stick to it - why show us the pussy then deny us the lay?
Finally, the infuriating ending makes a mockery of all that's gone before; an unnecessary twist that exposes the film for what it really is - cheap slasher fare that's desperate to shock by any means necessary. Maybe there's a more consistent film in the edit somewhere - a slick little low-budget thriller, perhaps - but don't bother looking for it because it ain't in the cinematic cut. All The Boys Love Mandy Lane is a movie completely bereft of ideas; a slasher pic with nothing new to offer apart from another pretty face of the week in Amber Heard. It makes 88 minutes seem like a lifetime: do yourself a favour and find something better to do with your evening.
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The dew point temperature is the temperature at which the air must become cooled to in order to become completely saturated with water vapor. If the air is cooled to the dew point temperature, it will become saturated and condensation will begin to form.
Condensation is the drops of water on the outside of a cold glass of lemonade on a hot day. Because the cold glass had reduced the air surrounding the glass, the temperature of the air has reached the dew point and 100% relative humidity. The dew point temperature is what causes dew to form on the grass in the morning. The morning, just before sunrise is the lowest temperature of the day so it is the time when the dew point temperature is most likely to be reached.
The warmer the air, the more water vapor it can hold. The dew point on a warm and humid day can be fairly high, in the 70s Fahrenheit or in the 20s Celsius. On a dry and cool day, the dew point can be quite low, approaching freezing. If the dew point is below freezing (32°F or 0°C), we instead use the term frost point.
The dew point temperature can never be higher than the air temperature. When the two are equal, the air is holding as much water vapor as it can possibly hold and the air is saturated.
You can use dew point temperatures to help determine how humid the air is. A dew point temperature close to the actual temperature means that the air is quite full of water vapor and thus humid. If the dew point is significantly lower than the air temperature, the air is dry and can still hold much additional water vapor.
Once the air is saturated at is at dew point, condensation forms at this can lead to cloud or fog formation. Sometimes, you will see a layer of misty fog or clouds at point not much higher than the ground, you can be certain that the air at that elevation has reached the dew point and condensation has occurred.


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According to the Star Tribune, the Minneapolis Novas hockey team are making strong strides towards rebuilding their team.
In many of their last games, the paper reports, the team has scored 10 or more goals per game.
As Patch reported last year, the arrival of former NHL player and Minneapolis native Joe Dziedic has given some Minneapolis hockey fans cause to hope the flagging team could be revived. Two years ago, low interest in each public high school's hockey program caused the district to merge the teams into a single program.
But the Star Tribune report contains a quote that could be worrying to local hockey fans:
"We have a senior-heavy team with a few kids who have a scorer's touch," said first-year coach Joe Dziedzic, a Minneapolis Edison product. "We're starting to jell, starting to gain a little confidence and that's led to some puck luck, some bounces going our way."
With a senior-heavy team this year, the team's luck could be quite different next year.


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This spa hotel is located in Barcelona (Sant Marti), close to the beach, Barcelona Zoo, Nova Icaria Beach, and Port Olimpic. Also nearby are Arc de Triomf and Sagrada Familia.
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Recreational amenities at H10 Marina Barcelona include an indoor pool and an outdoor pool. Other amenities include a full-service spa and a marina.
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In addition to a full-service spa, H10 Marina Barcelona features a marina and an indoor pool. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Business amenities at this 4-star property consist of a business center, limo/town car service, and a meeting/conference room.
Event facilities measuring 2282 square feet (212 square meters) include a conference center. This business-friendly hotel also offers an outdoor pool, a spa tub, and a fitness center. Parking is available onsite for a surcharge.
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- Conference space size (feet) - 2282
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Room service (during limited hours) is available.
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An indoor pool, an outdoor pool, and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a sauna, a steam room, and a fitness center.
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Hotel Registry Number - HB-004190
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We have included all charges provided to us by the property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 1.21 per person, per night. This tax does not apply to children under 17 years of age.
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
- Breakfast fee: EUR 15 per person (approximately)
- Self parking fee: EUR 22 per day
- Late check-out fee: EUR 60
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The Bottom Line
Jun 26 2013 - Lenovo's hybrid tablet and laptop design of the ThinkPad Helix will certainly appeal to those that want the mobility of the tablet but a better keyboard and running time that its docked mode can provide. The dock in particular provides it with one of the best keyboards out there for a convertible system and its battery life is one par with many of the better ultrabooks. The downside to all of this is a very high price tag the will discourage many on a budget and its relatively heavy nature when it is used in its laptop mode while traveling.
- Better Battery Life Than Tablet or Hybrid Competition
- Dock Provides an Excellent Keyboard and Trackpad
- Nice Build Quality
- Very Heavy When Used With Keyboard Dock
- Rather Expensive
- Lacks SD Card Reader
- Intel Core i5-3427U Dual Core Processor
- 4GB PC3-12800 DDR3 Memory
- 128GB Solid State Memory
- 11.6" WUXGA (1920x1080) Mutlitouch Display With 2.0MP Webcam and 5MP Front Camera
- Intel HD Graphics 4000 Integrated Graphics
- 802.11a/g/n Wireless, Bluetooth
- USB 2.0, Two USB 3.0 (on Keyboard Dock), MiniDisplayport
- 11.7" x 8.3" x .5" (Tablet) or .8" (w/Dock) @ 1.8 lbs. (Tablet) or 3.8 lbs. (w/Dock)
- Windows 8 Professional
Review - Lenovo ThinkPad Helix
Jun 26 2013 - The Lenovo ThinkPad Helix is kind of a hard product to classify. Technically, it is an ultrabook, a tablet and a hybrid laptop all in a single package. This is because the primary computer is all housed in the display which is a tablet computer that also comes with a keyboard docking device. The tablet portion is a bit on the larger side because it uses a 11.6-inch display but it still comes in at just a half inch thick and weighs under two pounds. This makes it slightly larger than the Microsoft Surface Pro tablet but a bit thinner and lighter. The tablet has a nice sturdy feel to it but is a bit awkward as one edge houses all of the peripheral connectors plus several openings to hold it into the keyboard dock.
The keyboard dock features does not really expand any of the computing features of the ThinkPad Helix tablet other than providing it with two USB 3.0 ports for high speed storage peripherals with the tablets single USB 2.0 port can't really support. In addition to this, it features a traditional Lenovo keyboard and trackpad. The hinge for the dock is nice and sturdy and the tablet can be attached in either direction so that it can be used as a thicker tablet for longer running times or a traditional laptop. The hinge is something to note as it only allows the screen to fold back to about a sixty degree angle which isn't as wide as Lenovo's IdeaPad Yoga 11S which can fold all the way over and back. The dock increases the thickness to eight tenths of an inch thick and total weight of 3.8 pounds which is quite heavy for an 11-inch ultraportable.
Powering the ThinkPad Helix is a Intel Core i5-3427U dual core processor. Now this is a third generation Core i processor which performs well but doesn't have as many of the power saving features of the new Haswell or fourth generation processor. It provides the system with more than enough performance for the average business user that primarily uses it for email and productivity applications. The processor is matched up with 4GB of DDR3 memory which is typical for many business class systems and provides a smooth enough experience for Windows 8 but it is less than the Surface Pro.
Storage for the ThinkPad Helix is provided by a 128GB solid state drive which is typical of tablets and more high end ultrabooks. It actually provided very strong performance for reading and writing but this didn't really translate into extremely fast boot times as it took about 15 seconds to boot which is a bit on the slow side but still quite fast. In terms of space, there is roughly 70GB of space after Lneovo's programs are installed for applications, data and media files. As mentioned before, the tablet only features a USB 2.0 port which uses a lower power profile such that it can't really be used with external hard drives but the keyboard dock does have two USB 3.0 ports. One disadvantage here is the lack of any SD card slot for a quick expansion if you do need some additional storage space or just want to quickly transfer some files.
The display for the ThinkPad Helix uses an 11.6-inch multitouch display panel that features IPS technology. This provides it with a nice crisp display with wide viewing angles and good color. In terms of the touch capabilities, it was responsive and accurate. In addition to touching it with ones finger, it also includes a digitizer pen that is stored in the back upper corner. This makes navigating the desktop much easier but there is a bit more input lag and accuracy can be off if the pen is a bit too far from the screen. Unlike the Microsoft Surface Pro, Lenovo sets the scaling at 125% which means that the desktop items can be a bit smaller and harder to read at times but the larger screen does compensate for this somewhat.
The keyboard dock uses a traditional ThinkPad isolated keyboard design that also features the J key pointer in the middle of the keyboard. This is an extremely nice keyboard that offers some excellent accuracy when typing even if it is a bit more cramped than the larger Lenovo laptops. The only complaint I have is the function key being on the outside of the left side of the control key but this is a personal preference. The trackpad offers an accurate overall experience and handles Windows 8 multitouch gestures just fine but this isn't as critical since there is the touchscreen.
The ThinkPad Helix can operate in a tablet mode or a laptop mode depending on if it is docked or not. Each unit has battery so the running time of the system will vary depending on if it is docked or not. The tablet itself features a large 42 WHr capacity battery pack while the keyboard dock adds an extra 28WHr capacity for a total of 70WHr combined. For my testing, I ran my playback drain in both the tablet and docked modes. The tablet ran for four just under four and three quarter hours. This is better than the Microsoft Surface Pro which falls under four hours. In the docked mode, battery life was three hours longer for just under seven and three quarters. This is very good for an ultrabook but it is quite heavy for an 11-inch ultrabook.
Priced at $1649, the Lenovo ThinkPad Helix is certainly on the higher price end. Those looking primarily at a tablet could save money by going with the $999 Microsoft Surface Pro 128GB model plus another $130 for the Type cover. Admittedly, this solution does not provide as much running time as teh Helix with its dock or even just in the tablet mode. If you compare it to a hybrid device, then it would compare most to a device such as the Dell XPS 12 with its reversible display to switch between tablet and laptop modes. It is lighter than the combined Helix unit but has less battery life at a lower $1199 price tag. Finally, if the price is too high, one could always spend have as much for the ThinkPad Twist with is priced at $879 but it doesn't have as much performance or running time.


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How to Reset Outlook Password
Reset Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 password?
I have Outlook 2007 installed on my home computer and have used it in the past for personal emails not work related. I decided to give Outlook another shot however I forgot the password and cannot access any of my emails.
Can someone please tell me how I can correct this? Is there a way to reset the password?
It seems like a common habit to access our accounts automatically by letting passwords be remembered. It brings you convenience, also troubles, but don't worry. There's always a solution to a trouble. Resetting Outlook password that you forgot is not so hard as you think, so keep your shirt on. All you need is to get an Outlook password reset tool, which can help you out of the trouble immediately.
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We can hear you now: "What the hell is unstructured data?" Basically, it's any data that's not in a database. Think email, documents on a shared drive, social media, info on mobile devices -- you know, just 90% of the data out in the universe according to IDC.
Even scarier, according to IDC, unstructured data is growing at a rate of 50% per year. Yikes.
Why should you care? You're a hot shot attorney. Here's why: If your company, or a company you represent, is involved in litigation, guess who gets to go through all those files and pay for discovery? Not so cocky anymore, huh?


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Last Updated: 19/02/13 9:07am
Oscar Pistorius: Back in court on Tuesday for the first time since he broke down at an initial hearing on Friday (above).
Oscar Pistorius is in court for a bail hearing where further details of the murder charge against him have been revealed.
The 26-year-old Olympic and Paralympic star appeared in a Pretoria court for his second appearance over the death of girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp, who was found dead at his home on Thursday.
Prosecutor Gerrie Nel told the hearing that Pistorius shot Steenkamp four times behind a bathroom door.
Mr Nel said the victim arrived at the house between 5pm and 6pm the night before she was killed at 3am. He said she was locked inside the small bathroom and was unarmed.
The prosecutor also said the athlete, who broke down in tears during the
hearing, had not provided investigators with his own version of what happened.
Barry Roux, defending, said Ms Steenkamp was not murdered, and there were a number of cases where men have shot members of their own family through doors after mistaking them for burglars.
He also suggested that Pistorius broke the bathroom door down to help Ms
Steenkamp after the shooting.
Steenkamp is due to be cremated at a private ceremony in Port Elizabeth later today.
South African Paralympian Oscar Pistorius' trial date has been set for 3 March next year.
Oscar Pistorius is ready to return to training but has no immediate plans to compete, says his agent Peet van Zyl.
Oscar Pistorius' uncle has cast doubt on the prospect of the Paralympian competing at this summer's World Championships.
DOB: 17/5/1956 Event: Boxing Medals: 1 gold Flag: USA
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