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"Katrina, Rita and Gustav were wake-up calls for all," Reichel says. "It's a vivid reminder of the importance of making your home stronger, safer and smarter by including hazard-resistant improvements whenever you remodel or restore your home."
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In south Louisiana, she suggests sealing seams of roof decking with 6-inch-wide roofing tape and upgrading to a tear-resistant, synthetic roofing underlayment material. For the highest level of water protection, invest in a single layer of adhesive-backed, "peel and stick" roof membrane underlayment.
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The most severe hurricane damage to non-coastal homes is typically caused by water entry and uneven air pressure loads when windows break or garage doors collapse.
"Hurricane winds can turn unanchored items into missiles — and that can be just the beginning," Reichel says. "Most homes that are destroyed during strong hurricanes have no window protection. When wind enters a home through large openings, the pressure that builds inside can lift roofs and collapse walls."
Operable hurricane shutters can protect glass from flying debris while providing an appealing, authentic design element to your home. Louvered Bahamas shutters hinged above the window offer the triple benefit of storm protection, decoration and the energy savings of an awning-like shade while preserving the view. Other choices include roll-down storm shutters that hide in a cornice until needed and several types of removable shutter and impact screen systems with tracks that can be painted to blend with siding.
"Laminated, impact-resistant glass is a good alternative to storm shutters," Reichel says. "It offers the added advantage of being storm-ready at all times — such as when no one is home — and home security."
Attractive garage doors, entry doors and windows with high wind-pressure ratings are now readily available.
If you remodel interior areas, choose materials that can resist damage from flooding, termites and other possible hazards, Reichel says.
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"When restoring or adding walls and floors, seize the opportunity to choose more flood-resistant materials," Reichel says. "If you're in or near flood hazards, consider creating flood-hardy, drainable, flushable walls with 2 to 3 inches of closed-cell foam insulation — spray foam or rigid board — in the lower wall cavities. She suggests using solid wood and plywood structural materials ( no oriented strand board) and paperless drywall.
If the space does flood, leaving a gap at the base of the drywall behind removable baseboards allows space to flush and ventilate the wall cavities without having to "gut" the walls.
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Re: Best outlet stores/Best department stores?
Gosh, so much depends upon what you are looking for.
The Prime Outlets are newly done (and the "end" of I-Drive) and have a huge selection of shops. I've only been to just a couple and was very pleased with the merchandise on offer.
Malls. In the immediate area there are the Florida Mall, Millenia Mall, Fashion Square Mall, West Oaks Mall, and Altamonte Springs Mall. Only the first two are really worth visiting in my opinion. The others are just humdrum nothing special.
As for department stores, again much depends upon what you are looking for. I only go in Bloomindales at Christmas. They usually have some huge sale on one thing (like a Kitchen Aid mixer a few years ago) that I think I just have to have. I buy it and leave. I do like to check their ornaments too. They usually have very unique ones there.
Macy's? Meh. Nothing too great any more. Used to be, but it's changed too much over the years. Some folks swear by JC Penny, and Dillards. I think they are catch as catch can. When they are having a sale, you can get some great buys, but other than that, I pretty much give them a pass too.
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A 1980s missing person case in Western New York is now part of a homicide investigation in Central New York. As YNN's Kaitlyn Lionti tells us, although both cases started back in 1984, they weren't connected until recently.
NEW YORK STATE – "She was a typical, 14-year-old teenager as far as we knew. We contacted all of her friends, family members, everyone that she ever associated with."
Amherst Police say Nancy Jo Scamurra was last seen leaving her home on Scamridge Curve on July 1st, 1984.
"It was quite a big deal. There were milk cartons, was the thing back in the 80s, there was an extensive missing persons investigation," said Amherst Police Assistant Chief Charles Cohen.
Two weeks later, a fisherman discovered the torso of a female floating in the water of Lake Ontario, several miles north east of Oswego Harbor.
It was recovered by the Oswego County Sheriff's Office and determined to be the remains of a female murder victim, but despite investigative efforts, the body was unidentified for decades.
At that time, there were no methods that would have been able to positively identify her. There was no DNA at that point in time. The girl had no dental records or medical records," Amherst Police captain Enzio Villalta said.
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Rama Kumari holds her 11-day-old infant at Ilam District Hospital in the remote, mountainous Eastern Region of Nepal, one of the countries making the most progress in reducing child mortality. |
By Roshni Karwal
NEW YORK, USA, 12 September 2008 – Fewer children under the age of five are dying today than in past years, according to the latest data from UNICEF. Globally, the number of young children who died in 2007 dropped to 9.2 million, compared to 12.7 million deaths in 1990.
"Since 1960, the global under-five mortality rate has declined more than 60 per cent, and the new data shows that downward trend continues," UNICEF Executive Director Ann M. Veneman said as she announced the new figures.
UNICEF's Chief of Health, Dr. Peter Salama, attributes the decline in the rate of child mortality to improved maternal health care and disease prevention and control programmes.
"Botswana, for example, is providing a very important example of a country with a very high HIV prevalence that has turned the corner – and where under-five mortality is starting to go down," said Dr. Salama. "We think that is really because there's been enormous progress in coverage of anti-retroviral treatment for adults, and increasingly for children, and the coverage for prevention of mother-to-child transmission has been extremely high."
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A woman holds her infant at a UNICEF-supported community health post in the Northern Province of Sierra Leone, which has the worst under-five mortality rate in the world. |
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Countries such as the Lao People's Democratic Republic, Bangladesh, Nepal and Bolivia have made the most progress in reducing child mortality; their under-five mortality rates have dropped by more than 50 per cent since 1990. These nations are well on track to achieving the Millennium Development Goal of reducing child mortality by two-thirds by 2015.
Significant progress is being made in Africa, as well. Eritrea's under-five mortality rate has declined by 52 per cent over the last 17 years. During the same period, child mortality rates have declined by at least 40 per cent in Malawi, Mozambique, Niger and Ethiopia.
Despite this progress, Africa remains the continent with the highest rate of child mortality. Sub-Saharan Africa accounts for almost half of all global deaths of children under five, while the same region accounts for only 22 per cent of all births worldwide.
Sierra Leone is the country with the worst under-five mortality rate in the world: 262 out of every 1,000 children there die before their fifth birthday.
Causes of child mortality
The main causes of child mortality are pneumonia, malaria, diarrhoea, AIDS and vaccine-preventable diseases such as measles, according to the UNICEF data.
Undernutrition is also a major contributing cause in more than a third of all under-five child deaths. To ensure that these children have an opportunity to survive, UNICEF believes efforts to address the nutritional needs of women, infants and children must be accelerated.
"While progress has been made, much remains to be done," said Veneman.
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To ensure further declines in child mortality in the future, UNICEF is calling for a greater focus on newborn and maternal health, as well as strengthening basic health systems in areas where young children are at risk.
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How do I configure the Pandora to not be detected by Windows as such?
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Posted 21 March 2011 - 07:49 PM
What do you want it to be detected as?
Posted 21 March 2011 - 07:52 PM
Nothing (until I switch one of the SD cards into Mass Storage mode, unless it can be done automatically).
Posted 21 March 2011 - 08:51 PM
I don't think that's possible.
Posted 22 March 2011 - 12:07 AM
If you had an urgent pressing need to do so, you could probably control switches on both USB data lines with a couple of the exposed GPIO pins as per MWeston's guide, but I am not an Electrical Engineer and this would void your warranty, so results may vary.
Posted 22 March 2011 - 01:48 PM
Probably not the solution you were looking for, but I can guess you're using the usb to transfer files. You could pick up a cheap SD card reader instead.
Posted 22 March 2011 - 06:05 PM
If you activate Mass storage mode BEFORE connecting your Pandora then you wont get the message, at least in XP.
Posted 28 December 2011 - 08:35 PM
Is it now possible to do so?
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TWENTY-FIVE people in Headington have signed up to help shape the area's future.
About 100 people attended a meeting organised by the charity Headington Action to look into setting up a neighbourhood forum to help guide planning policies for the area.
Now the forum will draw up a local plan to cover issues affecting the area, including where new homes, shops, offices and other development should be built.
It can also help protect green spaces and influence what new buildings look like.
Headington Action chairman Patrick Coulter said: "If we do produce a plan for Headington it will be the collective will of the community.
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Some attending the meeting said they wished the group had been formed 20 years ago.
Since then, there have been dramatic changes in the area, particularly with the expansion of Oxford Brookes University and changes to the traffic system in the area.
Others were critical of council planning decisions over the past two decades which they said had let down the area.
Under the new forum, people will get the chance to shape in more minute detail locals aspects of the Local Plan for Oxford.
Two options were on the table – a legally-binding neighbourhood plan and a community plan, which is more of a wishlist of things people would like to see in the area.
Wolvercote, Summertown and Jericho have already adopted neighbourhood plans.
Marston, Risinghurst and Cutteslowe have gone with the community plan option.
Those attending the meeting saw a presentation by the Wolvercote Neighbourhood Forum, which convinced them to take the neighbourhood plan route.
Organisers also mentioned parallels drawn with a neighbourhood plan drafted for the St James area of Exeter.
The area also houses a university and faces similar traffic issues.
Local forums are a Government initiative under the Localism Act to devolve more power to local communities.
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Good luck with this initiative. Headington's residents are noted for their very high level of education, so let's see some bright thinking about improving our area.
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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- After stronger than expected fourth quarter earnings, Hertz (HTZ) may dust off its M&A playbook in 2012 and retry an acquisition of Dollar Thrifty (DTG) to alleviate pricing pressures, according to industry analysts.
Hertz may look at a merger with Dollar Thrifty as a way to stay aggressive in 2012 after its shares rose sharply on Tuesday on stronger than expected earnings and guidance. While analysts point to consolidation as a quick way for the second largest U.S. rental car company to continue to grow its profit margins, it still must overcome regulatory hurdles.
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In October, Hertz pulled a cash and share exchange offer for Dollar Thrifty that valued the industry fourth player at $1.91 billion or $72 a share, on deteriorating market conditions, a negotiating deadlock and regulatory scrutiny. However, the company has kept hope of an eventual deal alive, with its Chief Executive indicating a continued 2012 push.
Such a move would make sense as a quick way for the company to boost earnings, even if a merger isn't immediately needed for either Hertz or Dollar Thrifty, according to Fred Lowrance, an analyst with Avondale Partners. "


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SUNRISE, Fla. -- The mood inside the Carolina Hurricanes' lockerroom was not as upbeat as you'd expect for a team that has won three games in a row and leads the Southeast Division by four points over second-place Winnipeg.
Yes, the Hurricanes swept a home-and-home weekend series, beating the Florida Panthers 3-2 Sunday night at the BB&T center. Sunday's victory followed a 6-2 win Saturday on Carolina ice.
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There was no immediate word on the severity of the injury to Ward, who had stopped all 15 shots he faced.
Backup Dan Ellis, who would have started Sunday's game had he had not been ill, held on for the win, but blamed himself for Ward's injury.
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On the non-partisan ballot in Richmond County on Tuesday, longtime District Court Judge Lisa Blue Thacker earned reelection to the bench for another term, soundly defeating challenger John R. Nance.
District wide, unofficial vote totals show Thacker received 30,230 votes, or 62.16 percent of ballots cast, and Nance earned 18,402 votes, or 37.84 percent.
Unofficial vote tallies from Richmond County only show Thacker garnered 11,610 votes, or 73.99 percent, and Nance collected just 4,082 votes, or about 26.01 percent.
Thacker, of Polkton, has been a District Court Judge for more than 14 years and has been Chief District Court Judge for more than three years. Nance, an attorney from Stanfield, runs the Law Office of John R. Nance, P.A.
Late Tuesday, Thacker released a statement: "Thank you so much to everyone who supported me in my re-election campaign! All the credit goes to you, my faithful friends, and all the glory to God. I am truly blessed, and I thank each and every one of you from the bottom of my heart! My phone is exploding with texts, and my email is filled with messages, which I will return as soon as I can, but know that I appreciate each one of you and you all hold a special place in my heart! I couldn't have done it without you! God bless and good night!"
Before taking the bench, Thacker was an Assistant District Attorney for almost nine years, prosecuting everything from DWIs to capital murder cases. She received high scores on the N.C. Bar survey for integrity and impartiality, knowledge of the law, and administrative skills. Thacker ranked 21st out of the 160 judges evaluated statewide. She has been married to her husband, Todd East Thacker, an educator with the Anson County Public School System, for almost 13 years. They have a daughter, Caroline Grace, 10 years old.
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'Dr. Dolittle' is talking to the animals at Media Theatre
Bill Vargus is mid-air, literally, as I walk into the auditorium of the Media Theatre to talk to the well-known sportscaster about his role as the title character of Media's production of "Doctor Dolittle."
Rehearsal is in winding down, and Billy V. is floating about 6 feet off the stage as he receives direction about his one flying scene.
"It's done by a pulley system off stage," said Jesse Cline, Media's artistic director, "much different from when we did 'Peter Pan' and had to bring in experts for that flying."
Back on the ground, Vargus said his airborne adventure was "a little different."
"It's not the most comfortable feeling, being lifted like that for the first time," Vargus said. "The most important thing we're doing today is working on my posture. I have to hold my back a certain way for the scene to work right, and I have to learn to get my feet in the right position to land. You know acting, you have to sacrifice. More important, you have to figure it all out, the flying as well as the rest of the role."
Vargus, whose Doctor Dolittle flies as he searches for the pink sea snail, has been working for more than two months to prepare and figure out all the elements that are part of his performance in "Doctor Dolittle." He's taken vocal lessons with Suzanne Calise to handle a score he said is a "bit more complicated than karaoke singing.
"These are not pop songs," Vargus explained. "They are high one minute and go low the next. I had to get my voice ready for that."
Vargus also became a vegetarian for a time so he could understand his character better when he sings the Anthony Newley-Leslie Bricusse tune, "The Vegetarian."
He said this level of preparation is part of everything he does, whether it's taking on a role of Doctor Dolittle's proportion or doing play-by-play for a college basketball game.
"Doctor Dolittle" is a special challenge. It presents a lot of firsts for Vargus. Flying above a stage is one. Being on stage in such a demanding lead role is another. Tackling a musical is a third. Continued...
Vargus studies acting at Uta Hagen's fabled HB Studios. He's acted in movies, on television, and in other plays. But he's never been the focal player in such a big production. He's never had to carry a show.
Of course, he'll have a helpful supporting cast, led by Lauren Cupples and featuring J.P. Dunphy and Dan Schiff, a veteran stalwart of 30 years worth of local productions.
"This is my first lead, the first time I have had to carry a show," Vargus said. "It's exciting, but I want to make sure I have done all I have to get ready for such a job. The minute I looked at the score, I went for vocal lessons. Musical numbers also take timing beyond the rhythm and performance you expect. For instance, in the middle of one song, I have a kiss Lauren twice. That has to be both natural and on cue. Experiencing all that is involved, I have a greater appreciation for all that's involved. That includes all I have to do. Doctor Dolittle is an interesting character. He's wacky and serious, eccentric and a scientist. You have find the balance that makes him work as a complete being. As I said, in anything I undertake, I get intensely involved. I prepare and rehearse and consider all the variables. I want to get it right. I appreciate this opportunity and look forward to more like it."
Casting Vargus as Dolittle was Cline's idea. Vargus and his wife, Channel 29 weathercaster Sue Serio, did a week of cameo performances at the Media in A.R. Gurney's comedy, "Love Letters," in which the actors read from Gurney's script. Vargus and Serio did a great job, but Vargus stood out with some interesting readings and a fullness of character that went beyond a cameo or rehearsals at the Vargus kitchen table.
"I enjoyed Bill in 'Love Letters,' Cline said. "There was a sincerity and gentleness he showed that I thought would be right for 'Doctor Dolittle.' It occurred to approach Bill about the role. He made that much of an impression.
"I never worried that he'd never been in a musical," Cline continued. "Everyone thinks a musical is different from a play. I don't. They are theater and involve creating believable characters. The acting is no different. You play the book scenes in a musical the way you would dialogue in a play. It's dialogue any way you look at it. In terms of singing, I knew Bill had a voice. I also knew that 'Doctor Dolittle' was written for Rex Harrison, who could not sing yet is known mostly for his roles in two classic musicals, 'My Fair Lady' and 'Doctor Dolittle.' I had no worries, and watching Bill in rehearsal, my hunch he could do this show is confirmed."
"I had confidence I could do this role," Vargus said. "The first day of rehearsal reinforced that confidence. Not because of anything I did, but because we began by staging the musical numbers. The story jelled from the start. I felt in character from the beginning. Best of all, was listening to the way the cast harmonized and sounded great from the beginning. In a matter of hours, the production was coming together, and I knew how talented the cast is. That is motivating. You know you're working with great people. Coming from television, I know the value of collaboration. I was part of a great cast, and I was the lead. I was going to work with my usual ethic and then some because the cast motivates me to want to excel as they excel.
"My life is often hectic. I usually have four projects going at once. I like that," Vargus continued. "With 'Doctor Dolittle,' I'm concentrating more on a single project. I am enjoying the moment. It is so great to be part of this show and part of the process of bringing it to life. This is a rare opportunity for an actor, especially because Jesse (Cline) cast the right people, and I can see this production being outstanding."
Vargus will have one conflict while appearing in "Doctor Dolittle." He will be out of the show on Saturdays in December and January when he is doing play-by-play for the American Basketball Association games for Urban Broadcasting. His assignments can take him anywhere in the United States. Patrick Ludt, who starred with distinction in "Jekyll and Hyde" and "Rent" at Media, will step in as Dolittle in Vargus's absence.
"I appreciate the openness Bill brings to the role and the production process," Cline said. "There's a purity to what he does and how he relates to the audience." Continued...
Vargus said he appreciates Cline's creativity.
"Jesse had the idea to cast children as the animals. I think their presence makes everything more real, more lifelike."
"Casting children also helps reinforce the training we provide in our school," Cline said. "It gives our students the opportunity to perform on stage. 'Doctor Dolittle' is a show that can appeal to children and adults. It's not only colorful, but it speaks to good thoughts about how we should act toward one another."
So Vargus launches another aspect of his career with "Doctor Dolittle." He also continues his longtime broadcasting with the Urban Broadcasting assignment.
He is also one of five authors of a book about Philadelphia sports teams, "A Snowball's Chance," written with Joe Vallee, Matt Goldberg, Ryan Downs and Dennis Bakey.
IF YOU GO: "Doctor Dolittle" runs through Jan. 27 at the Media Theatre, 104 E. State St., Media. Show times are 7 p.m. Thursday-Saturday, 2 p.m. Wednesday and Saturday, and 3 p.m. Sunday. Tickets are $54, $47 for seniors, and $37 for children. They can be ordered by calling 1-610-891-0100 or going online to www.mediatheatre.org.
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It is our pleasure to welcome you to the UMass Dartmouth Strategic Planning website. On this site you will be able to access the current update of the 2000 strategic plan, Engaged Embedded and Evolving: Core Values Informing Growth and Bold Innovation, as well as a description of the strategic planning process that has brought us to this point.
Under Strategic Plan you will find the following:
- An overview of the updated plan that describes the major thrusts of the five planning Goal statements
- A planning matrix that details the Objectives, Implementation Strategies and Tactics, Responsible Groups and Projected Outcomes. This planning matrix will be updated periodically to chart the progress of the plan.
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- A summary of the 2000 Plan, Engaged, Embedded and Evolving, with the University's Mission and Vision statements
- The Chancellor's February 2007 Progress Report on the 2000 Plan
- The message to the University campus announcing the beginning of the renewal process.
- A list of the teams appointed to conduct analysis of strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats (SWOT analyses).
- The SWOT Team Reports.
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The Redsidns were weakened with center Steve Nepermann gainfaig his third foul about midway through the quarter. Bill Koch had three field goals in the quarter while John Dra¬ faU added five free thi"0'«'s to lead Huntley. Tlie Warriors trailed by as few as four points at 28-24 at tbe outset of the quarter, but tho Redskiiw went to work again to extend theh" advantage to 12 points at halfthne, 44-32. Steve Nepennann and Bill Koch had four points each to account for the Redskin quarter total. Center .Mark Frost liad 6 points to pace Wheaton Christian. The thiixl quar¬ ter ended with the Redskins lead¬ ing by a 52-42 margin. In the final quarter, both teams tied in quarter scoring at 13-13. Don Glissendorf came through for the Redskins in the quater, dump¬ ing In two important baskets. Bill Koch also had -^ r'>Ws for the Red¬ skins. Steve Nepennann f^arnod W fifth foul wltli about a minute f'f play left. Tho Kf tl-kins x'.^'nl on t > victory and gain the Little Eight Conferrnoe title. Stove NopciTnanji led all sooi^frs with 22 podnts whilo teaiiiniatf Bill Koch tallied 18 points. .lohn Drafall added 11 joints to the Redskin -it- tack and Mark Brettschneider and Don Glissendorf contrilnrted 6 points each. Mark Ewert, Steve Neper- maiui's replacement added a basket to close the Redskin scoiang in this game. Tlie final i-egukir season game for tiie Redsicins is this Friday night athome against the Central Rockets in a little Eight Oonference game. Tte Redskins are 8-0 in conference play, and have won the conference title. The Rockets are the second plaoe team. The Redskins have won the fiist two meetings with this team this season, winning 39-38 at Cen¬ tral and 60^1 at tbe conference toumenvent If you lMiv«nt seen the RedrtdiKi play ^ taaaoa, oome and see tfae wfamers In action. 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Scouts and lead¬ ers r'u«;hoJ Iheir way to another suc- ccs.sful dr'.ve. A special thanks go to Mr. Tliom Swanson and Mr. Jer- !-¦ Collins i'or fumisiilng trucks and Continued on Page Two ROY SCOUTS Board Of Education Regular Meeting The regular mettng of the Board (.>f EdueatiO'ii was held in the High school building, on February 10, 1975 at 7-.45 p.m. Upon roll cal! the foUowing an- swent-d present Mr. Ziller, Mr*. Simpso:\, Mi-s, Jones. Mr. Bond, Mr. Brettschneider and Mr. Stading. Ml'. Rulh absent. A motion m.idc by Mr. Bond and 2iul Mrs. Simpson to approve of the minutes a.s read. Motion car¬ ried 6 yeai & 0 nays. Continued on Page Six SCHOOL BOARD M Hi, ,1 he Week Menu Week of Feb. 24 - 28 Monday — Hamburger on bun, ca'..suri, mustard, pickles, buttered -om, potatoe chip'?, f?-ult in orange ¦";r^ milk. Tu~-day — Chickon noodle s^mp w'th crackers, chicken salad sand¬ wich, choose sticks, butte:^ bread, sliced peaches, milk. Wednesday — Roast t>eef and gravy, mashed potatoes, Imtt'red mixed vegetables, buttered bread, mixed fruit milk. Thursday — Home made LaSafna. Buttered green beans, buttered bread, baked dessert, milk. Friday — White fl* squares with tartar sauce, buttered mashed po¬ tatoes, coie S1.3W with carrots, iiut- tcred bread, fruit, mitt. Hobo Dinner March 1st It's that time of the year again when tfae Hrsit Congregational Chunii's Ciiancei Oboir prMcnt their annual Hobo Show. ITiis years «how is Msercti 1st, and it Is on a minstrel theme. Tickets go on sale Fctmnty 16, ftAowing the 10:45 CtMirch aervica. Tbe tickets are $3.00 for adtit* and $1.00 for children. You can riao get your ticketis by contacting Mrs. Don Hardy »t 669-3521 There Is a 5.30 and 8:00 setting. It's a great meal and a ffeat sbow so be sure to get your tkrkets. They go fast! Lnda Weirich School Calendar Friday, Fob. 2t -- Basketball - Central 6:30 (Conference game), Monday . Friday.. Feb. 24-28" — IHSA Basketball Regional Tourna¬ ment at Woodstock Marian. Huntiey plays in game I at 7 00 p.m. Fc*. 24 v<! Woorfsfoctt MrrJan March 4-* aM 7 - Bi<rk-'H,ii Class A SectiofMli. Marcfa 8 — Inservice Day, 12:00 p.m. Disoiisad. March 7 — Institute Day. No SdMoa. MarA 8 — Music - Solo and En- semUe Cboteot Marcii 18 — P.T.A. Meeting. 7:30 pjn. Ma-x-h 28 — Good Friday. No School. March ai - April 4 — Easter Va- cation. April 7 — School Resumee. AprU 9 — Report Cards. American Legion 56th Birthday As its part of the worldwide ob- servaooe of tbe American Legioo'a 56th anoiveraary in March. Huot¬ iey Post No. 673 it planndng apedaf birtliday festMtiea, Post Commao. der Bob SOvakU aoaooooed today. Legionnaires cf Poet No. 673 wffi celebrate the occasion with a dinner party at 7:30 pun. oo Saturday, March 8th at tbe Huotiey Legion Home. The special event is being db«o- ted by a conunittee under tbe chair¬ man^ of Rotert ScbacMaer and consisting of tba following members: Hany Daugherty aod Stanley Kodi. The eveot wiU be hi^ligltted by the appearance of a Past Nation^ Commander of tiw American Legion as the mala speaker, John Oeiger cf Des Ftaiaec, DL i^fter hoUii« Qumerooa offices at tbe Poot, Dia¬ trict and Dlvi^on level and servioe on veroos ocoimittes Ma. Geiger served tfie department of Illinois aa its commander in 1960. He Uiea went on to be the National Com¬ mander of the American Legkm in 1972. Post No. 673 is also hoDO^ed to have preaent at this event the de¬ partment president of the Americao Legton Auxiliary, Jerry Rlden, vice preskient Elaine Murphy and nu¬ merous otiier county, distiict and division officers, Ccmtimtous mem< bei-ship pins wll be awarded to Post and Auxiliary members pre¬ sent. A roast beef dteier, family style, will be aarved by Ihe ladies ol tlie congrecetional churcti of Hurtley. Tbe Huntley Firemen wUl boU a Benefit Dance of TV - Kficrowave Oven Give Away On Satwday Maich i,8. Funds raised trom this event wfll be used for the beiieftt 0^ tlie Hunt- ley Keaoue «<iiied. Yliiiets for tbe dtaoa aa6 p^ inta^pkf ba pur- dtased ftvkn aH^'lirnilltf'Dr at noM Huntley buriataaaa.
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Title | The Huntley Farmside |
Date | 1975-02-20 |
Month | 02 |
Day | 20 |
Year | 1975 |
Volume | 15 |
Issue | 47 |
Decade | 1970-1979 |
Creator | The Huntley Farmside |
Coverage | Huntley, Illinois, United States |
Description | Weekly Newspaper from the Huntley Area Public Library Collection |
Subject | Newspaper Archives |
Rights | This material may be protected by U.S. Copyright Law (Title 17 U.S. Code). |
Publisher | This Collection was digitized and loaded into CONTENTdm by OCLC Preservation Service Center (Bethlehem, PA) for the Huntley Area Public Library |
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3:15 PM -- ADT Corp., the newly spun-off residential security unit of Tyco International Ltd., appears to be getting more and more cable-friendly by the week.
The latest: Arthur Orduña, a former Bright House Networks exec who initially served as CTO and later as chief product officer at the cable-backed Canoe Ventures LLC advanced advertising J.V., has joined ADT as chief innovation officer, reporting to CEO Naren Gursahaney. (See Cable Guy Heads to ADT.)
Orduña, who most recently consulted with eBay Inc.'s PayPal unit, is tasked with leading ADT's "long-term vision" and putting together a strategic roadmap to help "position the company as a partner of choice." (See Comcast Cozies Up to PayPal .)
ADT's long-term prospects have been a subject of much speculation after it became a stand-alone company with about 6.5 million customers in North America.
While recent comments by ADT's new CEO indicate that the company intends to go it alone, the rumor circulating for months is that the spinoff puts ADT in prime position to be acquired by Comcast Corp. or Verizon Communications Inc., two service providers that are relatively new to the home security/automation market and compete directly with ADT. The theory is that one of them could make a play for ADT and become the sector's market leader virtually overnight. (See Comcast Goes Big With Xfinity Home , How ADT's Spinoff Could Affect Google and Will Service Providers Steal ADT's Customers?)
If ADT's long-term vision includes how to fit into service provider architectures, including cable's, Orduña's certainly the kind of guy to help make that happen -- whether that's to help out with potential partnerships or to help ADT get ready for an outright acquisition.
As we've noted, ADT already has some very cable-friendly linkages. Edward Breen, the former chairman and CEO of Tyco who once ran the show at Motorola and General Instrument Corp., is still on the Tyco board. Frank Drendel, the founder and chairman of another key cable supplier, CommScope Inc., joined the Tyco board in late September.
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Two comments come to mind after reading the article:
1) I'm a bit conflicted about Cutler having been a part of the interview process. I see the positive and the negative, which I won't belabor here. I'll just say that if I were GM there would be no players involved in the interview process, because if I do my job (as GM) properly, the coach will be w/ the team longer than most or any of the players currently on the roster.
2) I don't like that Jahns used the phrase that Trestman "fell short of calling Cutler a franchise quarterback". To me that is just stirring shit up. Did he or anyone ask Trestman if Cutler is a franchise quarterback? NO. Trestman simply stated his intentions to work with Cutler to maximize output at the position. Plain and simple. Jahns just wanted the shit stirred because it sparks conversation and quotes of his article, IMO. It worked though.


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Heard it here first.. Hardwick is for sure coming back, and starting. Vasquez has to be back, we wouldn't make it our main priority if we had no interest. And if he isn't looks like Troutman will be our starter, with Tyronne Green returning on the other side. Gaither & Clary's situations are up in the air, one or both will be cut. Either a 1st or 2nd rounder will be spent on the OL, whether at guard or tackle and will most likely be a starter. there ya go, common sense.
So yesterday, Jawan Jamison who ran a 4.68 at the combine, improved that to 4.65 at his proday. 5th- 6th rounder
Lol yeah definitely a 5th-6th rounder with all 32 NFL teams in attendance! 4.6 isn't even bad, but I guess it is in your book. I'm over the argument anyways, he'll be training with Ray Rice as well, so you know the kid is gonna get pushed. All 32 NFL teams in attendance..
Just a hunch but I'm assuming Khaseem Greene was what majority of teams were there for, as well as Logan Ryan.
4.65 is what it was and im just pointing out he didnt really improve on his time. And if he were not a small RB, that wouldnt matter as much. Training w/ Rice wont make him faster. Im not really trying to argue.. I never liked him for us anyways.
Your right, but.. Khaseem Greene is a 2nd rounder. Logan Ryan is a 3rd rounder, possibly late 2nd rounder. Jawan Jamison is a 3rd rounder, possibly 4th rounder. I was just making the point as well, these are most likely top 100 prospects in the draft. There's good value in all these players, and Jamison isn't a 5th-6th rounder, at least to NFL scouts.
I agree there, there are a ton of mid-round RB's that can come in here for us and make the difference. That's why I can't wait to see who it is. I really think a 3rd rounder will be spent on a RB, and he'll be in the fold similar to how Ronnie Hillman was in Denver this past year. Hopefully with a little more production. I just didn't think it was fair to rule the kid out cause he ran a 4.65..
Why would they pick a small slow RB like Jamison when they can probably get Franklin, Ball orEllington? Thats all im saying. Im not down on Jamison , just that he doesnt make sense for us being small and not real quick or fast. He didnt just run a 4.65, he had the worst 10 yard time of every RB at the combine. Ball had a 4.65 time as well but he is bigger, had a beter 10 yard time and had good a shuttle and 3 cone times. Im not one to fawn over straight line speed but you have to have some quicks and agility. Especially if you are small. And BTW, Hillman ran a 4.42 and is quick. His 10 yard time was 1.54 to Jamisons 1.68 and had a 37' vert to Jamisons 29". Hillman has some good explosion. I agree we will see a RB round 3 or 4 but i doubt it is Jamison.
Lol, sure. I think everybody is quite surprised what happened there. But I never said he will be back.
He's short not small. I'm just gonna say it one more time. Your focusing on the numbers too much. Football isn't a game of 40 times, bench presses, broad jumps, etc. Look at his tape, it's impressive. And Hillman's biggest worry for NFL teams was his explosiveness with the ball in his hands and when getting to the 2nd level despite his 4.42. So..
Yes i know. This isnt my first draft i have watched or my first season watching football. I been a Chargers fan since early 70's. What i have told you before is i have seen his tape. He isnt very fast and why i went and looked at his numbers because i saw a RB who got ran down all the time. I dont see him having great success in the NFL and he only averaged 4.1 YPC in college. He is never going to be a featured RB in the NFL so he has to have something else and what he needs is speed and quickness at his size and he dont have it. He is comparable to Sproles in size but he doesnt have Sproles speed or quickness . Sproles was just an absolute stud in college. I dont know if you ever saw him at Kansas St but compared to Jamison's tape, Jamison does not compare at all.
Not to be arrogant but i believe i am very good at judging a rb's tape and i wouldnt want jawan james bc in my opinion he lacks the explosiveness in his tape and the combine just confirms what i already knew... he plays like a scat back and was effective at rutgers but i dont believe he has the athleticism/explosiveness to be effective in the nfl bc of his running style... what was a 50 yard td at rutgers for him would be an 11 yard run in the nfl
Actually rumor has it Khaseem Greene is an extremely polarizing running back among pro scouting departments. A heavy one-third think he's borderline 1st round talent, the rest think he shouldn't be touched until Day 3.
Sounds like Tank Carrdine's stock is rising, possible late 1st. Damn, and I thought we could look brilliant getting him in the 3rd or even 4th a few months ago.
What do you think about Trevardo Williams? I actually think the guy could go late 1st or early 2nd round, he's the kind of LB that ends up playing for the Ravens, Steelers or with Chuck P in Indy. I think he sets the edge VERY well for only being 240, and he has some good double moves and gets off the snap extremely fast.
Don't know that he goes that high but I've got firm 2nd round stock on him. He's definitely an explosive athletic who times the snap exceedingly well. Where I have some questions is his ability to convert speed to power when rushing - that's something that will come with added bulk, but his technique is also pretty raw (needs to refine the pass-rush moves he has and needs to add more to the arsenal). His instincts aren't great, probably never will be, but he can improve his awareness as he grows and the instincts shouldn't be a detracting issue long-term. I'd say he's a pretty solid comparison to Bruce Irvin, so it wouldn't shock me to see him sneak into the bottom of the 1st, but it's going to be a case of a team knowing they've got a niche for him to contribute in early while he's continuing to develop. Wouldn't be shocked to see Jacksonville look at him as a LEO option if they don't address that position in the 1st.
Allen Bradford, who Pete Carroll had at USC and now in Seattle, converted from RB to LB.. Just throwing it out there, though he was a 6th round pick.
@RapSheet: That is the rumor RT @NFL_ATL Dolphins eyeing trade up for Oklahoma OT Lane Johnson? http://t.co/mG6ccJfQDT…
I am worried Johnson won't be there at 11 but at the same time I think he will be, if you look at all the rumors, they all suggest teams saying they're going to trade up for Johnson, honestly If they had the pieces to do so wouldn't you think they would move up for Fisher or Joeckel? KC could move back or take top LT, DT, or Pass Rusher. But Jax I see going either QB or Pass Rusher, Oak needs a DT, Det needs one of the top DE's or Milliner but I think DM at 5 is a bit too rich, Cleveland could take Milliner or trade back and still possibly get him or next top CB. I think these LT's are very good but I also think all 3 are being slightly over valued compared to the defensive players, If you were sitting there with Star, D Jordan, Mingo, Ansah, and Johnson (and you weren't SD in dire need of a LT) which player would you chose?
I am almost certain that Johnson will not make it out of the top 10. I have been for weeks. I posted a couple of weeks ago saying that I remember when Johnson was mocked to us at 11, and now we will likely have to trade up to get him. JMO. I don't sit in draft rooms, or claim to know what is being done in them. However, it's the trend of the draft where once the elite are off the board, then teams start to panic. All of this really just depends on where Fisher and Joeckel go. Just for instance if Fisher and Joeckel go in the top 4. Then I think there is no possible way Johnson makes it out of the top 10, not only are there 2 or 3 teams that could take him in the top 10, but teams like Mia, etc....will be trying to trade in front of us to get him. Now if Joeckel or Fisher goes 1 or 2 but say teams 3-7 range value the Dion Jordan's, Shariff Floyds, and Milliner's of the world above the next LT, and either Fisher or Joeckel falls to the 6-8 range, then I think it becomes a bit more likely he could fall to us. Only because teams like Tennessee would have to be overwhelmed by a trade to move back because we are potentially in the running for a guard as well. I mean I personally think that Fisher is light years above Joeckel. So to me, Johnson staying in the top 10 depends where the other two go. Teams in the top 10 will have to make a decision on the fly based on what has fallen to them at that point. This top 10 to me is the most wide open I have seen it in years 15 years. Teams have a ton of needs, and there are no real sure fire, cant miss prospects. You have 2 guards that could go in the top 10, a CB likely to be a top 5 pick, 3 LT's,2 + DT's (I've seen Sheldon Richardson there but do not believe he should be), Multiple DE's, and OLB's. I mean read the mocks, you will see guys like Star as high as 1, and as low and 15-18. Dion Jordan is the same way, as high as #2 and low as 14-16 range. No one knows where the first QB will go, teams that look like they should draft a QB may go with another postion banking on the one they got in FA. It's a crazy draft, and I love it!
"Every single mock draft has the Cardinals going offensive line. There's no doubt that there's a definite need. But remember they were missing their left tackle a year ago. If they go Eric Fisher, OK. If they go Luke Joeckel, yes. If those guys are there, I'd be surprised if they didn't go that direction... But if a pass-rusher falls, then I can easily seem them going that route because Steve Keim, the new general manager, is a former offensive lineman himself. He trusts his ability to scout that position. And so if a pass-rusher is there I would not be surprised to see the Cardinals refrain from going offensive lineman until Rounds 2 or 3 - maybe a safety in there. One thing Steve Keim will not do is reach. He'll take the best player available." - Paul Calvisi, Cardinals Radio Network
Could be BS but Arians did say he thinks Levi Brown is elite and the Cards didnt have him last season. Makes sense to me but you never know. Many draftnics dont take those things into account. They just know they didnt have good play at LT. Tough to say what KC and AZ will do.
This also coming from a Cardinals talking head, If they weren't confident in Levi Brown as some suggest they aren't I'm sure a beat writer would get all UT like suggesting "they simply can't go into the season with Levi Brown as their LT" The guy insisted that Levi is coming back which will make them likely to go in a different direction.
I really liked that last article written by Krasovic. It's about Kiper playing the broken record suggesting San Diego needs to move up to Cleveland's pick to get Johnson. "If Johnson in fact is rising--- at this rate, he'll be in Canten in June" "Here's what I think about trading up: I dislike it. Depth is the foremost strength of this draft. (other parts saying how Fisher and Johnson can be very good, but not Orlando Pace, Jonathan Ogden or Walter Jones type players) If the Chargers do make a trade, moving down, not up, could make more sense" Now here's what I thought was the bread and butter of this article "I also think this Fisher/Johnson buzz is pleasing to Browns general manager Michael Lombardi, who lacks a second round pick and needs to guage what trade value the no.6 pick may have. For what it's worth, Lombardi is a former sports writer and broadcaster who has many friends in Big Media"
Well, Arians stated Levi Brown will not move inside to OG or move across the line to ROT, because he likes Bobbie Massie. He has said, he believes Nate Potter could swing inside to OG and possibly be a swing depth tackle. Call me crazy, but I think Eric Fisher could drop to us a #11, which will leave the Miami Dolphins very content with taking Lane Johnson at #12. Just my opinion. 1. KC - Luke Joeckel OT 2. JAX - Dion Jordan OLB,DE 3. OAK - Shariff Floyd DT 4. PHI - Star Lotulelei DT 5. DET - Ziggy Ansah DE 6. CLE - Dee Milliner CB/Jarvis Jones OLB 7. ARI - Kenny Vaccaro FS,SS/Dee Milliner CB 8. BUF - Geno Smith QB 9. NYJ - Barkevious Mingo OLB 10. TENN - Jonathan Cooper OG 11. SD - Eric Fisher OT 12. MIA - Lane Johnson OT But, I say this is 50-50. Its really tough to tell what some teams will do this year. Honestly, Arizona has some terrible interior OL play, but part of me believes they'll take Chance Warmack, and the other part of me suggests that, their GM is Steve Keim, and they will go BPA, and I do think Kenny Vaccaro is a top-10 talent. I could also see Arizona going Arthur Brown, since they'll still be in the 3-4 to pair with Daryl Washington, who is suspended for 4 games, or possibly Barkevious Mingo, as an OLB. Arizona is the toughest team to predict.
I think Jordan could fall to 7, Miami trades up for Fisher with Cleveland, I believe Milliners likeliest destination could be NYJ if they do in fact trade away Revis. Either way SD could sit pat and grab a LT


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A public toilet, so-named because of the color of its water, which has a blue hue due to the use of a disinfectant product which is released with every flush. (Also, coincidentally -- and appropriately, the title of a Brooke Shields movie.) Gas Station Manager:
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an alcoholic drink consisting of 1.75 liters of UV Blue vodka and 2 liters of Mountain Dew. Dude, we totally got fucked up last weekend on blue lagoon.
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When several people all stand in a circle or something, in a public pool (or any body of water) and urinate simultaneously. Those drunk guys over there are doing a blue lagoon in Bradley's pool!
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When a woman sees a older mans erection and jumps on it, straddling his wheelchair. When the man starts choking, she hits the back of his head with a walking stick, thus ejaculating viagra from his mouth. She pisses in his lap, creating a blue lagoon. Why's old Jim wet through? Oh, Maureen just gave him a Blue lagoon
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The followers of familyradio.com have decided that the world would end on May 21, 2011. They are not the first to try to predict the end. The Heaven's Gate cult believed that the end was tied to the Hale-Bopp comet and committed mass suicide to gain access to the space ship they believed was following it.
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An amateur ghost chaser in Tasmania, Australia, decided to set up a video camera in his kitchen to catch evidence of ghosts on film. Thanks to his live-in girlfriend and baby momma, 28, whose name is being withheld, he will never know if his house is haunted.
In 1976, James Sullivan married Atlanta socialite Lita McClinton, and the two moved to glamorous Palm Beach. Lita proved an impediment to James's obsession with social climbing, and their marriage fell apart. One morning, a man delivering flowers shot and killed Lita. It would take 14 years to crack the case and bring her conniving husband to trial.
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Multi Threaded Tasks
11 marca 2008 14:04
If I submit a task that is multithreaded (example 6 threads that utililize 6 processors on a single machine 100%), will windows compute cluster automatically allocate these threads over the cluster (example if the cluste consists of a head node with 4 CPU's and one extra node with 2) if I specify that the task will utlize 6 CPU's ?
Or Should I do something in my code to allow this to be done?
Wszystkie odpowiedzi
28 marca 2008 22:58
When allocating, the scheduler will do the following:
-It will allocate your job's requested number of resources to the job . . . so if you requested 6 Cores, and all your nodes are 4 Cores, you will get 6 Cores spread across 2 - 6 nodes (depending on job fragmentation).
-If will then allocate allocate 6 processors to the task in your job
-It will start a process on one of the nodes, and expect your job to start the rest of its processes (basically we assume it's an MPI job).
I'm assuming from your question that you DO NOT want resources on multiple nodes. In that case what I would recommend is to set your job's resource request to 1 Node (instead of X cores); this will ensure you get a whole node all to yourself.
You can also set your job to only pick a node with at least X cores (of course this requires that you have at least 1 node with at least X number of processors). So from the CLI, your job would look like:
Code Snippetjob submit /numnodes:1 /processorspernode:6 . . .Make sense?
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6 lutego 2012 14:49
Josh do you know how to configure my task? (Pls. look below)
I created job which runs .net app. with multiple threads in it. I assigned 4 nodes which allocated as resource for execution. But for some reason my app runs only at one node. I can force via setting to run on specific one but not on all on them. How can I enforce that my job run on all nodes. 3 out of 4 nodes located on VMs on same blade. I have 30 threads on 7 cores in total. Can one exe run on multiple nodes? If yes how can I achieve that?


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We're pretty much concluded S+V's extensive coverage of CES 2013, so we thought it'd be nice to collect all the articles we wrote in one place for easy browsing.
The facts and figures are in: The Consumer Electronics Association, the org that puts on CES every year, said there were more than 150,000 attendees, more than 3,250 exhibitors, about 20,000 new products, and more than 170 countries represented. I doubt anyone who was there would question these numbers. There were huge sections of the show I passed but didn't have time to explore, and going almost anywhere required waiting in a line of hundreds of people. Yeah, it's a hassle and its overwhelming and Apple doesn't attend, but still, it's amazing that an undertaking this colossal can work as well as it does.
Here's links to all the articles we did:
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CES Unveiled (Brent Butterworth)
LG press event (Al Griffin)
Monster press event (Brent Butterworth)
Sharp TV introductions (Geoffrey Morrison)
Sony press event (Al Griffin)
Panasonic TV introductions (Geoffrey Morrison)
Smart TV, Evolved (Al Griffin)
NYNE Multimedia (Leslie Shapiro)
Marshall home audio system (Ken Pohlmann)
JBL OnBeat Rumble (Leslie Shapiro)
BOOM Audio debut (Brent Butterworth)
Kenwood DNN990HD head unit (Ken Pohlmann)
Stellé Audio Couture (Leslie Shapiro)
iLuv MobiRock wireless dock (Leslie Shapiro)
LG 100-inch "laser TV" (Geoffrey Morrison)
Panasonic 2013 ZT60 TV vs. 2012 VT50 (Geoffrey Morrison)
Velodyne LIDAR system (Geoffrey Morrison)
DTS Headphone X (Geoffrey Morrison)
Headphone roundup (Brent Butterworth)
The future of audio (Ken Pohlmann)
The state of smart TV at CES (Al Griffin)
Audio gear roundup (Brent Butterworth)
Personal audio roundup (Brent Butterworth)
Soundbar roundup (Brent Butterworth)
It's that time again, and S+V's staff and contributors are on site in Las Vegas to bring you the latest and greatest in entertainment tech, from the country's biggest consumer electronics show.
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